. >> 800 million mobile phones, 500 million tvs, a heap of toxic junk. why booming business in chip ha may be an environmental disaster for the rest of the world. >> good morning and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm thomas drayton. good to have you with us. we begin with breaking news out of switzerland, a man accused of the hijacking ethiopia plane is now in custody. it was heading to ethiopia to rome when it was diverted to geneva. the plane had a military escort and the hijacker asked for asylum seekers. the passengers and crew are safe. the airline is making arrangements to fly passengers to their intended destination. >> the u.n. says it has evidence that the north korean regime is committing unspeakable crimes. the human rights council released a report detailing crimes. they want three generations of the kim family dealt with for the coims. >> it's a place -- crimes >> it's a place that would make your hair stand on end. >> this woman spent nine years in a brutal prison camp. >> from sun rice to sunset you work. there are no set working hours. y

heap is ki he is on par with octomom. in the weird world >> is this definitely happening or all talk here. >> lot of times we do stories that never happen. a fair question. >> if of a celebrity pro molter says it is happening -- promoter says it is happening it is happening. >> enough is enough. they stopped the flow of delicious yo, day 128 of -- ♪ ♪ russian government is blocking chobani yogurt from reaching sochi, the shipment doesn't have certification with the dairy situation getting dire, the obama administration stepped in. senator chuck schumer commented "there is simply no time to waste in getting our olympic athlete a nutritious, delicious food." in troubling news, visitors to sochi say the sinks are spewing toxic yellow water. looks delicious. journalists especially have been tweeting about their hotel hardships. cnn producer who described his room as shambles. another hard to please reporter wrote, okay, so my hotel doesn't have ayet. stay strong, nerds. meanwhile, see how russia's security forces are preparin

now heap is a look. united states, and russia followed by the in the erland but they have 14 back to the workweek for most people. >> yes, we'll see what happens when the bay bridge starts getting crowded. it is tolling 10 and 11 and it is not coming through as you can see if there is something on the right-hand side it is not affecting traffic and it was a non injury crash here, nevertheless you might see it on the right-hand side of the plaza. this is a look approaching the 880 split that is also light heading them up to to the freeway airport. it are -- it's still very nice let's go to steve. >>> it will be a mostly cloudy day, yesterday we had a mostly sunny day, it will be a little milder on the low late tonight then a lot much it wednesday morning and the drought monitor got a little bit better and it is still in the extreme category and it helped parts of the north bay and the sierra i tap don't see much rain here. 30s and 40s almost ever 0s and they are racing all over -- all over us. then they n

i always wonder when you start to heap on the cases and heap on the witnesses and the victims, where there is smoke, there is fire. where there is a lot of smoke, is there an inferno. is that how this works? >> the problem is when you have multiple aseusseccusers, you arg to evaluate the witness. do they have a motivation to lie? what is their credibility? what is their bias, if any? any one witness will be evaluated on the merits of that one witness? where there is another witness that may come forward, there is corroboration. the other corroboration would be, if it is introduced and i fully expect the defense to try to get out that youtube video or any recording, notwithstanding the fact that there is no state action and it is still a crime. if that is admissible, you have that force as well. when you have the coming together of all these forces, it could be difficult for the defense to overcome. >> just quickly, i want you both to weigh in on this, five seconds a piece. why were we so wrong on the statute of limitations? what happened that these felonies were all leveed against th

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heap in the bay area, we are paying 30 cents cheaper than at this time last year. >>> and because of a new bill called the charge ahead, the goal is to add 1 million electric cars and to get there, it expands rebate programs for charging them, if they can get more people into check trick cars. we learned the browns are urge after jim harbaugh and there are reports that the university of southern california made a run for harbaugh. harbaugh flat out rejected usc. san francisco had no interest in pursuing a trade with the browns and that has many people questioning what they had planned for the head coach. >> i don't like it when anybody goes to u sc. >>> newly released robbery at a 711. >>> and miley sir russ is -- cyrus is in the bay area and the controversy it is bringing and the likelihood of getting tickets. charles not having coverage stressed me out. i literally haven't been to a doctor in 15 years. i had a car accident when i was uninsured, and i declined medical assistance because it was gonna be too expensive. as a result, i deal with back pain on a pretty regular basis. afte

storm is moving on but leaving behind a mess. 100 million americans woke up to ice, sleet, and giant heaps of snow. >> we have dangerous icy patches and hazardous driving conditions. the pennsylvania turnpike was shut down after a massive pileup involves cars and trucks and tractor trailers. >> in georgia, cars are stranded. >> cars were spinning. i was wait for my turn to be hit. >> overnight, a rare weather phenomenon, thunder snow, captured in this video. a spirit airlines flight was struck by lightning landing in atlantic city. the roof of buildings collapsed and at the airport the crews have been de-icing planes and clear the runways as 7,000 flights were canceled on thursday. ice is bringing down trees and power lanes and hundreds of thousands are in the dark. mother nature has no love for valentine's day which are a headache for the busiest day of the year for florists. >> deliveries are slower. >> in a georgia county, men are off the hook today. the sheriff post on facebook: valentine's day is cancel because of ice, snow, and freezing rain. >> back to normal today in the northeast

but, you know, he understands that if he gets his heaps up, and has any kind of expectations about today that they don't go his way, then lit be extremely tough for him to get himself out of the hole emotionally. >> she is the u.s. director of reporters without borders. we talked about the pressure that is egypt is now under for detaining your honor lis. >> it is harder and harder to work freely. as a journalist right now, and we continue to put pressure on the egyptian authority to remind them that they -- it's their duty to guarantee freedom of information, and freedom of opinion anywhere their country. should be freedom of speech. the existence of critical voices that context the medal of a system. as history shows that is vital. so we think egypt's move is deeply damaging. and that its actions are unjust and unacceptable. you can add your voice to the thousands of others #freeaj staff. the bridge gate scaped daloristy holding his first public meeting since the scandal surfaced. but he avoidedded discussing the traffic tie up, focusing instead on a second round of super storm sandy re

. >> reporter: heaps and heaps of snow made a messy aftermath as the big storm moved on. plows and trucks worked overtime to clear streets from the deep south, all the way to the northeast and new england. but for many, the morning commute was treacherous. one stretch of the pennsylvania turnpike outside philadelphia had three separate pile-ups this morning. >> there was a big truck right behind me and he didn't stop in time he slid into the back of me, which pushed me right into the b.m.w. >> reporter: in washington, it was back to work for federal employees after yesterday's snow day. but many had to step gingerly on sidewalks and streets coated in ice. in connecticut, governor dannel malloy declared a road salt emergency, with some municipalities running out. >> storms are variable, so some folks have burned through the salt that they've had faster than other towns. and so we're going to make sure people have salt, but we're not planning for two weeks, we're planning for 60 days of weather conditions that we may have to respond to. >> reporter: here in new york city, t

. >> the petroleum engineering is the top of the heap. it is not a large job sector. 35,000 is plenty of jobs, but compared to other job sectors like nursing, that is also robust. it pays to know what the relationship is between what you take, what area major is and what the job market wants. >> one of the things that you point out is pharmaceuticals with a median salary of $105,000, but a much bigger demand. we need 35,000 at the petroleum engineers over the next few years. and we need pharmacists. >> pa pharmacists and people who work in healthcare delivery institutions that deal with drugs. turns out that the other interesting thing about this profession is that it's very open to women. women are the majority now of the people who major in pharmacy in american colleges and universities. >> because a lot other women dominated professions including nursing and teaching, do not pay those kinds of wages . >> the college major market that is the majors that men and women take are highly segregated. 80% of the people who are in science, tech

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crowe threw a phone at a hotel concierge and -- >> his position at the sort of top of the hollywood heap diminished. >> reporter: despite the fact that he did apologize. similarly the seldom smiling but utterly magnetic kristen stewart, she was tipped after "twilight" as the next big thing. >> kristen stewart is in an interesting place. she made "snow white and the huntsman," and that did really well. and then the sort of scandal broke. >> reporter: she had an affair with the director and r-pats dumped her. and everyone took his side. >> you have to be likeable offscreen as well. >> not necessarily. i think you just have to be not aggressively unlikeable. >> reporter: okay. so let's take a look at j-law, who is the next big thing. she is "the hunger games." last year's earnings, second only to angelina. and then there's this. >> you guys are just standing up because you feel bad that i fell. and that's really embarrassing. >> she's a sweetheart. she's just a goofy girl. >> i'm sorry. i did a shot before i -- >> from the sort of internet's perspective she's a sort of human gif machine. >>

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a lot of them were collapsing into heaps. >> ron lipsius stumbles into the chaos outside, and for the first time realizes he is badly burned. >> i looked at my hands and there was this skin just hanging down like when a snake sheds its skin. >> firefighters battled the blaze for an hour. when it is finally out, 31 people are dead, and more than 70 others are injured. among the dead is firefighter colin townsley. >> collin, he'd obviously tried desperately to get out of that inferno and cost him his life. >> the king's cross station is shut down. the london underground is crippled. thousands of commuters are stranded. through the smoky haze of the ruins, a mystery emerges. why did a fire the size of a cardboard box explode into a deadly inferno in a matter of seconds? [ female announcer ] new fiber one protein cereal. ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! ♪ we are one, under the sun ♪ under the sun... [ female announcer ] fiber and protein. together as one. introducing new fiber one protein cereal. [ female announcer ] fiber and protein. together as one. thmortgage didn't start here. it began on h

sfwlimplgts time for a heaping pile of scrambled eggs. speaker john boehner is under attack by a conservative group madison project. this follows the passage of a farm bill and the compromised budget plan. they told "the daily beast" they will not support 2014 candidates who back the current republican leadership. >>> african-american leaders in ohio have proposed a voters bill of rights amendment to the state constitution, but it's being blocked by mike dewine, the republican state attorney general. you can read this story that could have major implications for the 2016 presidential campaign this morning on msnbc.com. >>> republican senator rand paul of kentucky spoke in favor of restoring voting rights for people convicted of felonies. pauls he believes in a second chance, but the bill may be put on hold for five years before taking affect. >>> an ex-conformer governor may run for congress in louisiana. 86-year-old edwin edwards who served eight years in prison for racketeering is considering the race in a heavily republican district. e

expectations are sky high the lego movie will be at the top of the heap with audiences this weekend. joining us via skype due to the weather is erik childress. nothing stops you from being on our show erik. >>thank you very much for having me. >>the lego movie looks like it is the film to beat this weekend. also coming out at the box office is the monuments men and vampire academy. we'll start with the lego movie. what do you think about this film? >>i think is gonna be a very easy number one this weekend for families. we had the nut job from last month and has already spawned a sequel. i think the lego movie is really gonna register with families this weekend and probably for the entire month of february. i think you're gonna see this be the next $100 million grosser. >>you actually screened the monuments men. what did you think? >>we've talked about this movie a few times on the show. we talked back in december when sony actually delayed the film from its december release date and they said it wasn't finished. now that i've seen it i can kind of see why they delayed it because the

sentiments they repeat it to him that night as they heaped praise on the cover while. torre friend and partner present along to all of our friends from france. more here today in the frosts. god bless america. and long live the alliance between our great nations. the auto over they use states of america the president of october about the shed. the eye of the audience as being false there's even the bg up the false it is interesting besides the guests later listened to a performance by mary j blige was called killer and this trip with a visit to silicon valley. in no time. i did. you are the investigation has been your stance the crush of them in the tetons ball playing in nigeria which killed seventy seven people it wants to find that the instance has been described as the country's blessed and is now set in a decade. most of the so called tremendous about serious own forces and their rather states. the eco just sort of smashed into a mountain before bursting into flames the plane a justice of hard assets kara since eta of time on the second was alluded to constantine

at the very top of the heap, outspoken 1%-ers firing back at the 99%. forget the nazi reference of this wealthy venture capitalist made and then apologized for, now warning his most recent comments will make people even more upset. more money? then you should have more votes. that's just the beginning. hear for yourself, next. life with crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis is a daily game of "what if's". what if my abdominal pain and cramps end our night before it even starts? what if i eat the wrong thing? what if? what if i suddenly have to go? what if? but what if the most important question is the one you're not asking? what if the underlying cause of your symptoms is damaging inflammation? for help getting the answers you need, talk to your doctor and visit crohnsandcolitisadvocates.com to connect with a patient advocate from abbvie for one-to-one support and education. >>> more money, more votes. vo the wealthy have more power at the ballot box? tom perkins thinks so. don't worry 99%-ers, you'll be able to vote -- if you qualify. >> the tom perki

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. >>> the sierra got a heap of new snow and a lot more is coming. this is a look at i-80.an schwartz shows us how slow the going is. >> reporter: the clowes are out in full force. it has been a constant snowfall since the evening. a lot of slick spots out there and a lot of drivers taking it slow. if you have any plans to come up to the slopes, you might want to wait until tomorrow. it will be rough going. tomorrow morning will be pretty nasty. we talk to a lot of drivers that said it usually takes them about an hour the get from say sacramento up until the ski slopes but for many, it took three hour, up to four because of the traffic. >> about two hours to get up here. and then i sat on the side of the road trying to get my chains on for an hour. >> was that a nightmare? >> yeah. >> reporter: a busy night for those guys. we have been traveling i-80. we haven't seen any wrecks yet, but we will probably see some. the snow is coming down and the wind is making it tough to see. take et slow and be prepared for long lines. >> well you can get up to the minute forecasts for you

. >> if you dare to open up the door and face the cold air, you probably notice the heaping piles of snow lining the roads, enter secretaries and sidewalks. -- intersections and sidewalks. delia goncalves is live where the cleanup continues. >> reporter: we're live in the 2600 block of wisconsin avenue where we can tell you that the roads are looking really good. i'm looking at many of the main roads throughout the city are down to the payment. annual dray ya, i know you mentioned on your commute, 16th street, that area, still a little of this crunchy ice that we're now -- crunchy snow i should say that we're now experiencing some layering of ice over that snowfall from yesterday. so there's still some work to be done but take a look. there's a whole lot of work to be done on some of these side streets. this is davis street, 3600 block of davis street. it's a one-way and you can see there is only one way in and one way out at this point. really i don't really see a clear path from a plow at this point. however, you can just see that there are tire tracks and neighbors have done a goo

them grab the first ever team gold but hopes of move glory buckled under a bad back in media hype heaped on tiny shoulders a need for another star to sparkle and shine and take her country and fans to new a limp a kite the ups and downs came thick and fast. and so did new russians an american who married a siberian sped to snowboarding gold for the hosts while the south koreans slipped to glory in short track repaying the faith there is new adoptive country. these just some of the amazing hollywood like stories such as produced to keep millions chained in world wide and should be remembered long after the olympics flame finally goes over the black sea. and. so. now the winter games have been full of both unexpected victories and surprising lead downs and we want to hear what the most memorable moments were for you had to our team's facebook page to post your thoughts and also share your opinion on twitter with the hash tag my such moments and we'll pick out some of the best comments for our special coverage of the closing ceremony in an hour's time here on earth you know national. the g.

helping them grab the seventeen goals but hopes of move glory buckled under a bad back in media hype heaped on tiny shoulders only for another star to sparkle and shine and take her country in fans to new a limp a car it's the ups and downs came thick and fast. and so did new russians and american he married a siberian sped to snowboarding gold for the hosts while a science korean slipped to glory in short track repaying the faith this new adoptive country. these just some of the amazing hollywood like stories sochi is pretty sticky millions change in world wide and should be remembered long after the limbic flame finally goes out over the black sea. country fama. sochi. and the water journey at has been and we've of course been covering that from day one and all call minutes tonight an artsy will be there of course while the winter games have been a full of unexpected victories and surprising disappointments and you get a chance to tell us what were the most memorable for you you can go to our team's facebook page suppose your ideas and remember fails and stuff like moments all parts of hi

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of goldman sachs as well now it collapsed in a heap in two thousand and twelve or was anyone charged with fraud they're going to you should mention that that's a chicago firm that rose from the ashes of rocco another bankruptcy that was money or didn't tried and no one is really been prosecuted for that either although there have been some charges laid by the c.f. to see the consumer financial protector the commodities. regulator and there are also have been several lawsuits although not one of them yet naming the the auditor peter b. c. at least not any major ones now do you think the accounting industry was complicit in the failures that created the financial crisis which obviously began in two thousand and seven. certainly that's sort of the premise of a lot of what i talk about or that on my blog in other publications an out when i speak out of balance the auditors are right there in the middle and they work both sides of the equation so for example peter b c is the order of j.p. morgan which was the major banker to an a global global they couldn't be completely unaware of what w

. >> reporter: some cities have brought in bulldozers and trucks to remove heaps of snow that the plows can't get, and all this is creating another problem for homeowners, ice dams. >> the neighbors from the gutter and we're trying to get the ice up. >> reporter: heat from inside homes melts snow and it pools in gutters and refreezes solid. >> and then it actually seeps underneath the shingles into the tar paper and into people's homes. >> reporter: it can ruin walls, ceilings and electrical wiring causes tens of thousands in damage. the storm moves into the northeast this morning where philly, new york and boston could see several inches of snow. the winter weather advisories run from wisconsin to maine. tahman bradley, abc news, washington. >> all right, so where exactly is this latest storm and where is it headed? >> accuweather's jim dickey is tracking the system minute by minute and joins us now. good morning, jim. >> good morning, john and marci. yet another round of snow expected here for the snow weary northeast and new england. quit-hitting system out of the great lakes moving

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all the glory it will come back here next may not be fighting the biggest battle of their existence heaping themselves going. policy r t tel aviv. thank you so much for joining us here on r.t. international boom bust is coming up here next on the program it but there if you are watching in the u.k. you're about to see parts of los angeles that many choose to ignore. recently and online poll by the liberal doe's t.v. channel that's rain in english has caused quite a storm of rage across the country how could a stupid online poll cause russia white anger while they pose the question was defending leningrad from the nazis worth it because retreat in their opinion could have saved hundreds of thousands of lives what is offensive from culture to culture differs a lot but from a russian perspective fighting to the bitter end to stop the german genocide machine was worth it this is basically like if a somewhat popular news outlet had a poll on martin luther king's birthday asking well slavery really that bad it was a poem for the economy but why would someone create this poll is because the people

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helping them grab the seventeen gold but hopes of move glory buckled under a bad back in media hype heaped on tiny shoulders the need for another star to sparkle and shine and take her country in fans to new a limp a kite the ups and downs came thick and fast. and so did new russians an american who married a siberian sped to snowboarding gold for the hosts while a south korean slipped to glory in short track repaying the faith for this new adoptive country. these just some of the amazing hollywood like stories such as produced to keep millions chained in world wide and should be remembered long after the olympic flame finally goes over the black sea. and. well let's now talk to those who helped boost russia's success here in sochi gold medal figure skaters i should say double olympic champions next in time called and said john of all the stars are thank you so much for joining us here on r.t. i want to start with this latest news that you will be carrying the flag at tonight's opening ceremony how does that feel closing sort of closing ceremony a very good one so. for me it was like very

them grab the first ever team gold but hopes of move glory buckled under a bad back and media hype heaped on tiny shoulders the need for another star to sparkle and shine and take her country in fans to new a limp a kite the ups and downs came thick and fast. and so did new russians an american who married a siberian sped to snowboarding gold for the hosts while the south koreans slipped to glory in short track repaying the faith there is new adoptive country. these just some of the amazing hollywood like stories such as produced to keep millions chained in world wide and should be remembered long after the olympics flame finally goes over the black sea and. a soft. and then stay with us for the special coverage of the olympics at four pm g.m.t. here on our international. twenty four team promise a call to an exhilarating winter. and it's an hour. long for such a twenty four take. on. now after the most turbulent week and its post-war history ukraine is now undergoing a complete power overhaul since taking over reins in the capital the opposition has been hard at work composing its own or

the lowest point in the past five years meanwhile the federal reserve's to heap of trouble alternate hot money in the hong kong to the market the salted dried up on current housing crisis. mark encounters between the mainland house purchases into the market. published by international realty consultant pvr yesterday the tiny firestorm over one point one two in iraq for eighteen billion dollars into the realty market outside of mainland china. don't go away because of that money matters were talking of life possible they can. the price of medicine in china are varied but most chinese people they're great profit margin for the medical industry that are very attracted to the concurrent. many helpful to note that becomes important. she demanded that the spring to build up a cute revenue huge cop who have been mostly able to get away with his profit margin given out by the state. during the past decade. it was an unthinkable to imagine that a privately owned company could purchase the hostel in china however now it's not just possible that actually turned a offer will gradually become a p

she's facing. >> speaking of that heap of legal problems, who has the bigger burden of proof here?ecution has the burden of proof. the time lag is a problem, yesterday an atf officer testified, he said it took seven years for them to create a report in this case because of the columbine shooting, they were so focused on that, that they had not focused on this. dna is not what it is now. pipe bomb now, they were able to get it back to her alleged co-conspirator, at that time they weren't able to do that. >> speaking of the alleged co-conspirator, her ex-boyfriend has already been convicted. the jurors in phillips case, the judge is saying, you can't pay attention to the fact that this guy is already on, has been convicted of this murder, you know it's in their minds. >> you can't unring the bell. >> does this give the prosecution a bit of an advantage? >> it does. what's going to be interesting, it's going to be an 8 week trial. the victim was associated with some questionable characters and owed some people some money, that's going to be the full defense in this case, all they need

field and so my friends feel that it's very unfair and very unsportsmanlike to have so much criticism heaped on. politicians even in russia and so she in particular some of these stories are just way over the top so is that something specific about russia that that is easing the criticism. to be honest i'm not quite sure of course we deal with these things on a personal level as well as on an official level as a p.r. . i don't always see things as i would sitting next to someone on a barstool but i think. the world that we deal in a social media is a media it's instantaneous response and i think communicators at every level from richard edelman that edelman p.r. whom i respect a great deal to my contemporaries and some of the social media experts understand and realize that we're dealing in the real time now and i think that there's a lot of political political things going on people are very angry and upset in the world and some there's some sense that people are trying to fan the fires of. unrest to try to change something and i don't think very many people know what that is so so she has

of the olin so my friends feel that it's very unfair and unfortunate like i have so much criticism heaped on. you politicians even in this oh and in russia and the second taken of some news stories are just the way open park type is something specific about russia that that is teasing the criticism don't like or sure of course we do these things of course low level as well as solomon official well as a pr. um and i don't always the same thing is the one with the same as someone all of our school bird awe i think is it in the world that we deal in the social media and this is the immediate sense of the instantaneous response. i think that the makers of every level the richard edelman the government pr. i respect a great deal. two of my contemporaries and some of social media experts understand and realize that we're doing in the real time on and off. i say that the slow political the cool things going on people very angry and upset in the world and some. there's some sense that people trying to fan the fires. restaurant chains so please don't think very many people know what that is so so

heaped on a plate with beets and coleslaw that's a nice, heavy base. >> tell me about the neighborhood >> before '92, it was like white business district? residential district? >> back then, it used to be clean. it used to be respected. >> once, hillbrow was an elite whites only center of town. but when things started to change, so did hillbrow. becoming one of the first gray areas where whites and blacks mixed. hillbrow became aspirational. a symbol of everything black africans had long been denied, but was now accessible. people poured in in large numbers. many of them squatters from all over the continent. >> people come here, they come here with one intention. making a living. making money. started coming here. >> white landlords and tenants simply walked away from their property. the disenfranchised who moved in legally, semi legally, illegally or just squatting, an influx of gangs and criminal organizations, the area soon slipped into anarchy. >> there's a saying around here. okay? this building's been hijacked. >> entire buildings became drug stories for elicit operations. every

and we better do this or we are going to be in a heap of trouble.s not wise for the longer-term strategies. >> i have to agree and you can't say that. we go into companies and we encourage spending for the companies we control. in 19 say don't bother the guys because we don't want to encourage short-term thinking. motorola for that matter. they have 18 operating systems. you can say don't bother these guys because you can't make them think short-term. when the guy losing a fortune. a billion dollars and they did nothing about it. and i have to think about the good ones because i don't get involved with him so much. neil: how do they trigger your interest? >> you go and look at companies and you say that these are undervalued and there is an asset here in the asset is management. you will make a great deal of money. the sad part is that the big mutual funds are now starting to think that way. still far from getting involved. these index funds come you have to get them moving because of you don't show how much better you can make these companies and h

that pinkertons methods were high-handed and at times on lawful but many of the criticisms that were heaped upon him in 1861 would not he expressed or even consider today it is now understood that there are dangers to be apprehended when a president moves freely through a vast crowd or writes an open conveyance. those apprehensions did not yet exist at the start of the lincoln presidency. as one new york newspaper noted at the time, assassination is not congenial to the american character. perhaps not, but it would soon become all too real. the events about to -- to be related here have been for a long time shrouded in a veil of mystery pinkerton wrote in a memoir published near the end of his life. while many are aware that the plot to assassinate the president-elect upon his contemplated journey to the capital but few have any knowledge of the mode by which the conspiracy was detected or the means employed to prevent the accomplishment of that murderous design. strangely these words are as true today as they were in pinkertons time and was already swimming against the tide of criticism wh

the source of coming up in the heart of america's oldest allies the us president brought to vomit heaps praise on his visiting friends opposite number of effective about the three day state visit. we are in your state but john was left eating i still take the bottle to save the struggling daily to that button front pages and celebrates in the lab awkward to conduct the story behind the ancient egyptian monuments in the past. we begin the us embassy in the halls of power because

i am a huge heap a user and paypal makes it more pleasant.,ased on off they could still cooperate as closely as now. >> not integrated as tightly. mobile payments. is the most important platform shift that happened in the last decade. when mobile first started, no one would've downloaded the mobile paypal app . hundreds of people downloaded the ebay paypal app. the only way to pay was paypal. that is what allowed paypal to start $600 million of total mobile payment in 2010 and it .as grown to 27 billion >> ec 70% of paypal's revenue, is on the non-ebay platform and that is growing at 30%. in comparison, when you look at 15%. whyhat is roughly should investors not assume the real growth engine is paypal? >> paypal is growing more whatly but if you look at is happening in the market, payments are converging and not diverging. the payments companies get are -- are getting into commerce. it allows the payments company to get that going. mobile, the most recent phenomenon has helped having a captive -- captive market like ebay get viral. tesla is

all the glory it will come back here next may not be fighting the biggest fashion of the existence heaping themselves going. police e.r.t.'s tel aviv. the kaiser report with maps and states is coming up after the break right here on our to international. operation of the making and what you are advocating. interest sensitive is what your government has always been the case and have. businesses for hundreds of years using the label. capitalism do it was this notion that economists brought to it which was the idea of profit maximizing. the european union likes to think of itself as one of the brighter in fairer parts of the world a european commission report on corruption the first of its kind betrays a very different picture if a single member country there is corruption in some cases on a massive scale so what can the e.u. teach the world. that a good intelligence unit attached to u.k. dropping in london. whole range of different opportunities to information they get from the media. people can give them information to get trained of information across borders is actually quite complicated