twice as fast as the southern route through the mediterranean and across the indian ocean christopher parry a strategic forecaster and former british naval officer he thinks disputes are unavoidable in the race for the arctic. where i think we could have some disputes is there are a number of other interested countries such as india china korea japan all getting very interested not just in the northern sea route but also in the resources that exist up there in the arctic already the chinese are operating in greenland to places like that and i think there will be a scramble by some of the other countries for some of those resources when the ice does recede to you're not just going to hurt the northern see route across the top or russia and the northwest passage across canada you're also going to have a route around twenty fifty straight across the top of the north pole now that means that the countries that in the past have faced each other across the north pole that icy waste they can have open water for quite a few months of the year and that will introduce different perspective different

twice as fast as a southern route through the mediterranean and across the indian ocean christopher parry is a strategic forecaster and former british naval officer he thinks disputes are unavoidable in the race for the arctic where i think we could have some disputes is there a number of other interested countries such as india china korea japan all getting very interested not just in the northern sea route but also in the resources that exists up there in the arctic already the chinese are operating in greenland to places like that and i think there will be a scramble by some of the other countries for some of those resources when the ice does recede to you're not just going to hurt the northern.

robert parry thanks for the great to see you again. coming up lawmakers in congress are now worried about the n.s.a. spying on. and collecting their phone and internet data in these new concerns fuel a much needed revamping of america's national security state. i've got a quote for you. that's pretty tough. stay with substory. let's get this guy like you would smear about john stead of working for the people most issues the mainstream media is pretty much on the rivalry just as you know. they did rather. appeal. it was. very hard to take i. think. that has sat with me here please. lissa . in screw news it's official the n.s.a. can keep on snooping on friday the foreign intelligence surveillance court the pfizer court the secret court that approves the mass spying programs first revealed by edward snowden in june renewing the n.s.a.'s metadata collection program the decision to renew the program was announced in the statement published on the director of national intelligence as website statement said that the d.n.i. eyes office was ann

robert parry thanks for the great to see you again. coming up lawmakers in congress are now worried about the n.s.a. spying on. and collecting their phone and internet data in these new concerns fuel a much needed revamping of america's national security state. rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want. in screw news it's official the n.s.a. can keep on snooping on friday the foreign intelligence surveillance court the pfizer court the secret court that approves the mass spying programs first revealed by edward snowden in june renewing the n.s.a.'s metadata collection program the decision to renew the program was announced in the statement published on the director of national intelligence as website statement said that the d.n.i. is office was announcing the pfizer court's ruling in order to provide the public a more thorough and balanced understanding of the program and added that the intelligence community continues to be open to modifications of this program that would provide additional privacy and civil liberty

commanders knew that their forces were committing war crimes and moreover that their civilians to parry as cautiously ignored such information at their disposal but the u.k. foreign secretary william hague has already firmly rejected the suggestion that those at the top here in westminster knew what was taking place on the ground in iraq we reject allegations of systematic abuse but whether all substantiated allegations of things going wrong these things have been or are being investigated that does not require references to the international criminal court the position of the british government has constantly been or we're doing enough the point of this is simply that they still haven't done enough there are right now. at the international criminal court two heads of state one of them a sitting head of state of kenya and the other the former head of state of cold war they're both on trial at the international criminal court not for getting their hands bloody they didn't do anything themselves but people under their authority or people they should have controlled were committing the cri

commanders knew that their forces were committing war crimes and moreover that their civilians to parry is consciously ignored such information at their disposal but the u.k.'s foreign secretary william hague has already firmly rejected the suggestion that those at the top here in westminster knew what was taking place on the ground in iraq we reject allegations of systematic abuse but whether all substantiated allegations of things going wrong these things have been or are being investigated that does not require references to the international criminal court the position of the british government has been or were doing enough the point of this is simply that they still haven't done enough there are right now. at the international criminal court two heads of state one of them a sitting head of state of kenya and the other the former head of state of called the war they're both on trial at the international criminal court not for getting their hands bloody they didn't do anything themselves but people under their authority or people they should have controlled were committing the crimes

mediterranean and cross the indian ocean is roughly twice as long we heard earlier from christopher parry a strategic forecaster and former british naval officer thinks disputes are unavoidable in the race for the arctic where i think we could have some disputes is there a number of other interested countries such as india china korea japan all getting very interested not just in the northern sea route but also in the resources that exists there in the arctic already the chinese are operating greenland to places like that and i think there will be a scramble by some of the other countries for some of those resources whether the ice does recede to you not just going to have the northern sea route across the top or russia and the northwest passage across canada you're also going to have a route around twenty fifty straight across the top of the north pole now that means that the countries that in the past of face each other across the north pole that icy waste are going to have open water for quite a few months of the year and that will introduce a different perspective different geometries

the mediterranean across the indian ocean is roughly twice as long we heard earlier from christopher parry a strategic forecaster and former british naval officer is things disputes are unavoidable in the race for the arctic where i think we could have some disputes is there are a number of other interested countries such as india china korea japan all getting very interested not just in the northern sea route but also in the resources that exist there in the arctic already the chinese are. greenland to places like that and i think there will be a scramble by some of the other countries for some of those resources whether the ice does recede to you know just going to the northern sea route across the top or russia the northwest passage across canada you're also going to have a route around twenty fifty straight across the top of the north pole now that means that the countries in the past to face each other across the north pole that icy waste are going to have open water for quite a few months of the year and that will introduce different perspective different geometries and you're going

from one person to another over the internet without the use of a bank or any third party parties parry and boring spoke to some fans of the virtual currency about its future. and i'm here at these one hundred fourteen north american coin conference i went to the first ever becoming conference about a year ago and into one here the amount of growth and the decline to me if you see we've seen the number of big points in circulation increase fourteen percent and the number of declining transactions per day have increased twenty five percent in just one year i spoke with nicholas carey's he is the c.e.o. of block chain which is the world's biggest they coined a website because it has been growing at an astronomical rate we say there's an unbelievable migration of human talent and capital moving in a big point last year at this time we had seventy thousand users have blocked it out info and just a week ago we got one point one million which is a major milestone for any company but especially for a big point base business and it shows a whole number of new people moving into the space is abs

. >> it's just about noon or after noon right now there, and parris will be an important place to watch >> can you imagine waiting your whole life to go to parris and see the eiffel tower and then see a quarter of it. >> it will clear. >> secretary of state john kerry touched down there this morning. his first order of business in france a meeting of the friends of syria group at the french foreign affairs ministry. >> kerry will try to convince the opposition party to attend talks later this moynihan switzerland. the u.s. beliefs the assad regime has lost credit built. >>> sectarian violence is on the rise in iraq. [ gunshot ] seven people were killed today and at least 60 people have died in the last two weeks as violence grips that country. >> battles have raged between al qaeda linked fighters and government troops in fallujah. michael holmes is live in baghdad right now following all this violence. michael, good to see you this morning. what's happening there? >> reporter: yeah. things have been fairly quiet in anbar province, fallujah and ramadi and where all that fighting has bee

parry has always been good at security and connectivity and communications, so it matters most in theess setting. the government, the banks, so forth. >> and when we think about where these devices are going to be seen, should we think of at&t stores that are, for example, near wall street, as opposed to a mall that is not near some corporate center? is that where we will see some of these devices going forward? >> those, you have to ask at&t. love to seee would at&t near wall street. another major carrier like verizon, they had agreed to help us in the enterprise space. account to account, and you'll probably see a lot of that on the web. bring to does foxconn the table? do they know the designs? now, we need to still be managing what is to be assigned, and especially in the software world, which we will definitely control. they can be a really great partner, not only dealing with the inventory list, but also their ability to penetrate different markets. there is an emerging and developing market. they kind of had a better position on that. usill look at them to help in these markets

other hand, i have to point out during the seg him, she had a good laugh and said, maybe kieren would parry kim kardashian's daughter and you and kanye west would be inlaw, your reactions to her comments then and her apology. >> i think her apology was clearly heart felt. we accept that and with regards to the rest of the comments, i hadn't heard those and don't have any comment on those. >> governor romney, we will leave it there. it's always a pleasure to talk to you, sir. >> tanks, chris, good to be with you. >>> up next, supreme court sonia sotomayor will talk about the case pitting the little sisters of the poor. they will have a fair and balanced debate. plus, what would you like to ask our guests? just go to twitte twitter @foxnewssunday. we pay use your question on air. >> while major pieces of obamacare took effect in the new year, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor bans church non-profits provide their employees with access to birth control. the little sisters of the poor say that violates their religious beliefs, but the justice department wants to court to lift the injunction

to basic cable and or fox is willing to pay us you know because the the the the providers actually parry pay carriage fees so it's like they just figured out ways to make money off it it's coming isn't this mean that that's the way the best way the market works and i'm not going to say this is a perfectly free market because of subscriptions at the local level and also the content providers as well but this is the one thing that's important. you know when i was looking at this both the obama ministration and the part of justice that came out of get have came out in issue statements or decided against the f.c.c. rule and so to me this is ok was the we get the problem that you all are talking about but his solution that the f.c.c. was provided here to give us that neutrality was that the proper rule or did or are we seeing a more restrictive scenario set up by the nest box and so on ok so you have one of what you have runaway companies. it may or may not be operating the mo ma model political is not thank you yeah it's in a monopoly setting. if you have that situation and they have since h

the san diego union tribune reports that about 55% of the women at parris island boot camp in south carolinaree. that's why the marines are delaying the requirement. the paper also reports some military bloggers are in an uproar, sighting unfairness for the men. we wanted to see just how fit a woman has to be to pull off a pull-up. we visited two personal trainers and they said they're definitely a challenge for us women. >> lot of women are more so lower body strength. not a lot of upper body strength with women naturally. it's more of a male-dominant strength. >> this is someone who can do how many pull-ups? >> probably five. >> an average woman coming through here, can they really pull one off? >> the average woman? >> i think i'm good doing a push-up, but a pull-up, you have to be kidding me. >> a lot of progression, mainly assisted pull-ups at first, and then even with a brand, and then progressively to body weight, because you have to think, you're putting all your body weight on a couple muscle groups. >> do you think it's fair that women to be in these positions should be required to

. >> the evidence that i have that mali brought them is the way they parried fully armed in front ofdiers, welcomed from the government. any rational person can see how the government is implicated. >> the president seen here before the coup that removed him from office faces high treason. his government is accused of taking money from al-qaeda from cash gotten from kidnapping westerners. >> the money from drugs and hostages were being used to fund militias. it is those very same militias who today are raising the black flags with the words upon it no god but allah. >> the claims appear to be backed by cables released by wikileaks. that this accuses mali of channeling an al-qaeda linked group into zones to feed rumors of ties to terrorism. another assert that is officials were working with them to secure a percentage of an eventual ransom payment for the release of two australian hostages. the fight for autonomy goes on, but northern mali remains one of the most unstable regions in a fragile nation. >> a brawl in ukraines parliament. the fight was technically over the 2014 budget, bu

to parry what i can do with him was joy. we blend well together.ou know, that's a given. but he really was. it was a joy to make. i hope it's funnier than the first one. >> you got it where you want it right now? >> yeah, we are doing okay. >> jeff, good to have you, play some giks in new york. you get snowed in, you can listen to jeff daniels. for more information on those concert dates, head to "today.com." . up next, meet the americans, a top contender for gold in this sport. but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> we are back now at 8:46 with our countdown to sochi t. olympic competition begins in 35 days. one of the things you will be seeing is the men's half pipe. a 23-year-old person has his sights set on gold. take a look. it may be new to the olympic games, but free style skiing is old hat to david weiss. flipping, twisting, turning his way down the half pipe t. fearless competitor is a four time u.s. and five time world cup champion in the discipline. with the sport set to debut in sochi, weiss is a top contender for an olympic medal. he ha