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issue according to spokesman for the prime minister's office the turkish government is in talks with eta and the band maybe they did. the order in question is from the site access to youtube comes a week off. i don't criticize the social networking sites claiming they contain all the lines. speaking about an hour to beat according to on youtube. the prime minister said the top rating was based on the state. the techie stuff and come down on social media has been criticized abroad and within the country the goal was to continue find money cia to these developments and my biggest concern is what will happen if the government wins the election. norwich. guess i'll have to find the best and that's just typical. how will people think. he says it'll put me in reading too much. last week techies government restricted access to social networking sites with us. the band was great to that end in court. wales have a french president for swallows and his chinese counterpart sheet in pain at the end of a three day visit which is seen around eighteen the new rates when the contract signed the chinese

eta drop of bowery to be the first time back in action at stamford bridge since the anti bigotry take me a career until streak by scoring the winning penalty in the final of the twenty twelve champions league against buying you make of the alliance arena in munich the strike and spoke about his return to stamford bridge the disco. using a spoon if you care to the group which earth. no i don't deal with the change. i just want to read again just twenty five there's nothing personal. we did against us he never delivered. the trade of selected cristiano ronaldo to play in the dead rubber in the spanish capital. despite some things upcoming big game against barcelona. realli gel could seek swamped with us like to have the opportunity to take it easy. but coach i'm too lofty believes the match against the germans he's a good way to put half of pasta it shall test will be better about the outhouse no way to qualify for the quarters according to money jack gains cannot steal he wants his young team to build on the experience. i'm putting the performance to restore pride year. in the she scan

i mean it doesn't seem old to non stick mean eta me is to not chase in the uk. it aims at cooks making hundred thousand jewish people and twenty sample based in the area. if israel is an abc at what impact if the donor community jen wanted to point out the allows people to the real case that knowledge after going ten years and counting until close to three hundred and fifty thousand pounds. maybe i can at the beginning of the weekly inspections are carried out by the time tested that day the glacial necessities of emails go to pick it up to make sure it's going to go though but treat me to utah the week by week basis the way i've been taking note of it. one of its kind as to the side of the person ahead of us. though i wished to add a toss between the two bands the thirty one of the challenges of the aid of babble on expenses and tokyo are told without making you not told it is likely to detect all there is considerable support from the ivory snow caught in an effort by the members of the twitter community. to maintain that they wish to live their lives to put t

have been talking about the economic effect as you mentioned and of course this is damaging protection eta to russia's economy that has kept allow it to a potentially that could be ducking into a recession but in many international companies also rely on russia as a major mocking the french dairy company that owned it that a case of market support seen at the us soft drinks company that is the second biggest hits of international companies also very dependent on russia as a major markets thank you very much. nestle said natalie theory is the most current wheels speaking of course it is a cause for worry. he is a good balance. puzzled by us president barack obama to win to be called to steal bulk collection of dice the national security agency will be divided to call with it a few hours from now the move is being seen as a cleaner concession to european concerns bought at cctv jack often reports from brussels. it's unlikely to stop the eu from pursuing its own new diaper. miss work the buses would be heard not just your eyes the us sought closer ties with europe via ukraine this week presid

report that the rolls-royce engines on the missing plane had continued to transmit eta for five hours after it disappeared. ministers transport swiftly stamped envelope. the families of the missing are still praying for a miracle. the stress of not knowing is agonizing. >> we are investigating, looking into it, seeking cooperation from neighboring countries. >> without any news, many here they areing to expect dead. >> the heart wrenching wait for news therefore the relatives of people from that plane. for more on this search, i spoke short time ago with an aircraft accident investigator who joined me from denver. mr. robinson, thanks very much for joining the program. if you were running this investigation into this mysterious missing plane, what would you be doing right now? >> they are doing fine. they are chasing down all of the leads. a good investigator needs to leave no stone unturned. that being said, this is par for course for any investigation. there will be misinformation, there will be third party information that is a distraction. the investigator would be remiss if they

the leadership of one of the day is in asia could be about to change hands and well it is watching an eta was of the shed to media reports. he has led to it is estimated at around eight hundred million strong making the upcoming election and the largest in the ward what do they should do to take place in our midst and is startled when he appeared seven and ending on the dirt the focus is on the connection due to a change of the main the huge anybody in here as a leading national court is likely to withdraw when gandhi to meet its campaign. he plays his usual friendliest of one more thing as the key into the world is watching you get to twenty oh four salem has announced that he has gone out of action. he is twenty three years forward and the parties' placed brisbane i will raise people of the middle class in the next five years. i'm just one of the members of the national congress party. i'm determined to do everything for my prize. he is there to liaise with whom the court that the dynasty. his great grandfather was going to use was really nice too hard on me. in these parts he hopes thi

attempting months and is from oregon and since the eighteenth century and thousands of people are killed the eta trying to climb the mountain. it is very popular and attacks the rising number of adult athletes. we met some proceedings here by knights to reach the summit. they spent one night on the mountain and then sent off for the peak before going and it's still top. it's three in the morning. read almost four thousand meters elevation. climbers are getting ready to leave the alpine mountain not to attempt the ascent of mt law today there are about one hundred climbers from all over the world email me and andrew are from australia they also geared up to make the five hour climb. why not it's the tallest mountain in it said the ez mount and for someone to do by themselves without a garden on taking it one more. provide the reader pretty let's do it. andrew and naomi have a one thousand meter climb ahead of them they took a five day climbing course in her room and the things that will be enough to master mold long but many underestimate the difficulty of the climb it's extremely arduous requiri

police shot dead dozens of protesters eta before eon ago which played ukraine and territory twenty first among those killed several were jewish . israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu has asked the washington talks about the us led peace efforts and negotiations with iran speaking of progress speaking prior to boarding it down to stansted thoughts on the state of israel's vital interests especially on the issues of security. it's expected the us system for uncle tom uncle pressurized to not have to agree on a proposed framework for the creation of a palestinian state but breakthroughs have teammates i thought since america provides he's played since last july despite us diplomat john kerry. having visited the region more than ten times issues such as jewish settlements oldest palestinian refugees and the site is to receive an upgrade to something though it's been unfortunate in that the neo has no magic stick that can do off. physically changed in the other things in the fact that clinton to obama will try to impose the neo to make other steps them to all. to all of the korean beef a

moments in ukraine yet and may skew the results i was also a lack of objective information i can in an eta is not free to air and the way it could. and there's no rush to meet him once the president. aoun and also blew into the demographics and although there's a sizeable and i think minority of us could really teach they comprise about sixty percent of the population now this forty percent that comprise eye cream in between errands and creamy and the winners and a lot of jokes about his religious opinions but it's not as clear pro russian and in fact factory in the polls show that belief which one percent i jane in you know wished to join russia. so we may see some common issues regarding the lead is actually continues on which the people on aunt lisa as a warning to any copies that are very nervous now thinking that is russian disagrees with the policy of city government in me. i could've used in a fabricated evidence to pursue this aggressive action and that's a real warning and the really worrying sign for other countries in the eastern partnership areas such as i build a georgia kazak

. >> what is the distinction between short-term and long-term economic eta? turning? jobs report on friday, that is the 800 pound gorilla in the room. looking back over the last several days, globally we have had ok economic data. >> eight-month lows? is happeningt what in europe. onhad much better inflation durable goods orders in the u.s.. overall, actually, the shift in the near term has been better. >> does that mean you are taking a look at today? equities?. large-cap >> today is all about the ukraine. what happens in the ukraine is that it will confirm my bias towards u.s. equities. the risk reward is something pretty obvious. >> is that more of a safety trade? their you concerned about exposure to eastern europe? >> i am not concerned about their exposure to eastern europe, because a lot of the exposure for these companies, large-cap u.s., basically from europe, major trading partners, canada and mexico -- what happens is the ukraine, in dayly we are still one, but so far it has been contained. >> i wanted to get your thoughts on the other assets movin

it wasn't an eta of the banks of being drunk property is being taken there's a complete lack of government debt. for most communist or fascist leanings and extremists sentiments of the key of government the cute reminder of the district eight months teach the sickness of us go forth against invading nazis in the second world war. some seventy years on and history protest repeat itself. he'll call to ministry continued his government announces the protocol commanders. i'll keep the europe's most influential far my commitment today. the muslim looked so cute. for the last twenty years we didn't get anything good from ukraine. we would hope for better from russia the meal with the contemplation of some two hundred years before nineteen fifty four. and it means sentiment and loyalties monday. the foreign ministry pickering this is the mind to self determination. it's a pickle told me to make to seek help. it's identified all groups among the many ukrainians and communist ties no wonder then that the russian speaking majority of crime yet that is to become part of russia. portis brt some falafe

eta has a b a nice and since a few more. he does not try tool. to portray him since this guy was mocking me though he knows that he's not. and the age of forty nine. during the campaign for the presidency. was kind off a shock to me. because he was not he was not ready for fall layout was into round. this was the goldfields the day the ktm rider for him with the above to go to watch the football team is a very serious and has some very appreciate it. and the eu went gold a different day meetings. in the campaign your local concern from a man from the outside. stacey is it me in reading tolkien cindy is a kd is a snow guns and all. people are the old days become a man. the rain to speak about twenty said and would like to come to him today and the day of the speech. seoul way you look at me from time to dying kb is a colossal is a meeting is the alliance and told me that day there was so many people are rushing team so that is a eboue doubts had to take into the window to get caught in order to protect him from his supporters to support this came

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it starts next week with the march eta.see consistency that shows the economy is improving from the first quarter low. >> that is the question, is it just weather? do you think there is a strong underlying trend? >> we do think gdp expands three percent this year. we think it is good for stocks. in the meantime, unfortunately, geopolitical concerns. ofna is showing slower signs growth. all of this is waiting on investor sentiment. but really the ultimate driver will be earnings. we do expect modest first-quarter earnings season but bill expect earnings to grow almost 10% for the year. we think that will power stocks higher. >> a lot of the theme over the past year or even longer has been on sales growth, not just earnings growth. but it sounds like if you think there is underlying demand the economy do you think we will see decent sales growth as well? >> i think we will see improvement in the overall revenue picture. one percent in the first quarter. not over the pressure. but if we get the -- gdp growth at will translate

stocks aim of some early gains and treasuries are higher despite economic eta showing a rise in retailhat's the direction we want to see things moving in. joining me is max breyer, the the mall cap or markets. -- capital markets. >> there are still some jitters out there and people are nervous about the direction of interest rates. tapering is an overhang. chinese data, so there are some jitters out there. people are taking the good with the bad. >> is now -- the vix is approaching 14. we have seen a make higher lows of last couple of weeks. >> volatility is aching up and that's a function of the popularity of mixed eta's at this point. a lot of people are getting involved in the volatility trade and that exacerbates these moves and pushes them higher. >> let's get your trade here. you are looking at financials, the financial etf. there will be a lot of news in the coming week. >> are several catalysts coming up. the fomc meeting is coming up. there were these stress test the fed puts on the bank. earnings season is right around the corner. >> what is your trade? trade with aullish goo

wall street journal" just compared all three of us and find that sidecar is the winner because of the eta. it's a ride where you get a choice and it's very different from uber and lift. >> users will vote with their feet and i think their growth rates are astounding. i did not read the wall street journal study. i know my friends generally and lift, not sidecar. >> i wonder if it ends up being like a new york stock exchange -- the place where the most trades happened bring the most supply and it might be a winner take all. i would imagine that uber is making that argument. >> this is something debated all day long over coffee and drinks. there are some elements that are absolutely true. when you have a market in liquidity, winner take all dynamics take hold. but if you take different population segments were people prefer sitting in the back versus a conversation -- if you have different driver appeal, lift and sidecar have different agrees of flexibility. you have these discrete elements of the market, it's difficult to have a winner take all situation. >> you think all three can and wil

phil mattingly reports on bp's agreement with the eta to compete for leases in the gulf of mexico. alix steel looks at enrollment in strategic petroleum reserves in russia. john kerry and his counterpart from russia held talks today on the crisis in ukraine. or is mr. kerry in his post meeting news conference. him that clear with the president has made it clear there will be consequences if russia does not find a way to change course. we don't say that as a threat. we say that as a direct consequence of the choices that russia may or may not choose to make here. chilcoteerg's ryan joins us now on the phone from london. this latest diplomatic effort, did it accomplish anything echo >> i don't know. i just came back from the postmeeting press conference of the russian foreign minister who was meeting with kerry. i didn't hear anything that's adjusted that russia is prepared to stand down in ukraine. or anything that would suggest that this train wreck in the making can be averted. >> is there any way that russia could face sanctions echo >> there is. this vote in crimea is basically

street journal just all three of us and found sidecar the clear winner because of rice and because eta. it is basically a ride where you get choice, something that is different than huber and lift -- then uber and lift. lift is doing very well in united take the growth rates are astounding. i do not read the wall street journal study. i know my friends choose uber and left over sidecar. >> like a me day, the place where the most brings the most supply. i would imagine that uber is making an investment. >> this is something that we could debate all day long over coffee and breakfast, it is whether that is true or false. there are some elements that are generally true, we have a working with liquidity, a winner take all endemic usually takes hold -- dynamic usually takes hold. case, inld not be the addition, if you've different driver appeal. lift and sidecar have different degrees of flexibility among drivers, and also compared it to uber. you have these discrete elements of the markets that have -- make it difficult for a winner take all position. i suspect that there are probably two

. >> the basque separatest group eta said that they'll press head with the decommissioning of its entire arsenal. the group wishes to d declare cease-fire. >>> family and friends gather to celebrate the death of a f lamenco guitarist. >> thank you. >> china's news state agency said 27 people have been stabbed to deat death at a railway stat. a group of knife-wielding men attacked people. 100 people are reported to have been injured. local media saying the attackers were shot dead. the laws increase fines for polluters and facilities that fail to meet emission standards could be shut down. the environmental protection bureau has started carrying out random inspections of companies. south korea is warning jab not to issue an apology for using sex slaves during world war ii and said that japan would be isolate first degree this took back its apology. many of the women were from south korea and china. >>> there have been more violent confrontations between security forces and anti-government protesters. more marchs have been called for sunday. at least 18 people have been killed so far. >>>

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government was voted out within days of the attack after wrongly accusing the basque separatist group etaeing behind it. there was a shock and disbelief across spain, and ten years on spaniards struggled to comprehend what happened here. >> close to where the bombs went off a separate memorial, many here are still searching for answers about why their loved ones were targeted. >> we've been left behind without them. it was a very unjust bombing. we didn't know why it happened. we don't know why they did it. they snatched their lives from them, and they destroyed us forever. >> but on tuesday the coming together to show that the victims will never be forgotten, madrid will never be beaten by what happened. al jazeera, madrid. >> now there was a time when joining the circus wa would raia few eyebrows but in britain government is giving trapeze artists the same recognition as others in the circus. >> as you can see circus has come a long way since the days of lyon tamers and clowns. today it's more a fusion of dance, acrobatics, balance, and strength. it's also now a big business. this build

with eta that organization is dying.was founded at the end of the fifties and in a tent with the insurgency was political and terrorist dimensions but right now there are hundreds of those people in jail in spain and france with a rejection of violence is not the way to go. the spanish have compromised to encourage nationalism while rafael -- roughly opposing with the political front. so you have a great success story with the irish and the spanish. it is not balanced it is as much as law enforcement and involves persistence and leadership and to the higher ideals and refusing to let terrorism be an alternative and the leaders in spain and old italy did that. there are some good success stories. >> we have one from the group watching on live video. >> the speaker implies we are still at war. if al qaeda is religiously inspired in we still fight them wouldn't we therefore be in a religiously inspired more carried out by military means? >> carried out by terrorism nonmilitary. most states in the world have forces that have

do we have an estimated eta for them, how long they can stay out there and what kind of things that theycan do. >> they're a propellerer aircraft by means they can stay aloft bean longer because their fuel burn is a little bit less. i do not have a rival i'm in the area. we're attempting to assess, i spoke in to the u.s. military and asked that question question. as i said as the p 3s arriving, he said i have to tell you that from the new zealand natives. it would make sense they would stagger these aircraft in so they could continue working around the clock to p to p to see what they can find. it's getting close to 5:00 in the area. these aircraft are not dissuaded by nightfall. the equipment they have can see onto the surface of the water. if something's -- >> i just want to touch on quickly, kerley, the other assets in the area. we talked about a 3 31. >> doesn't have the ability to look down. it has drop sanders. they're drop them into the water if they can find the doeks where it dlis is and it marks that loiks with beeps and sounds they they can find it later. the aircraft are comi

eta -- epa agrees it can mean different things. massachusetts said that air polluted includes anything airborne. but epa has refused to carry over that definition. one of them is part of the sps program. --nsps program. epa does not interpret that to mean all things airborne. it doesn't even interpret it to mean all regulated pollutants. the psd and title v -- the mean any regulated air pollutant. finally, they interpret the phrase any pollutant to mean any visibility impairing pollutant. if this is forced to be apply to every provision of the clean air act, all the epa interpretations would have to be discarded. >> if you think about the definition, you are saying what does any air pollutant mean? does it mean what epa has said it means for 30 years? or does it mean something more along what -- along the lines of what you are saying? you would obviously choose epa's version of the thing. the only reason you are not choosing that is because of these numbers that are in the statute which were designed only or does it mean something

when eta village was on a monday which is the sanctity of the boys for a missing which lessens the organization that is leading the talks on people for justice. on sundays on a quest to find and then about a father son team a team leader which an activist of the blue stewart installed in isolation. sofie was adopted by visiting a friend in teething or just on the two cars and nine. nothing has been heard of him since. i've never liked that it is the only goal. that any human my bed that i get easily in the guardian uk him and tease him at that. isn't that the table the better of me by god. stuart much again sixty activists and the stomach on thousandtwo hundred and fifty miles across the country maybe from it and the lead with fourteen has been most complete install it on to explain what it wants. these include ninth inning and teaching him the youngest of the npt to live in the march is scheduled to leave it sitting down to who has been stung by mama not always gotten some broad moaned on these most prominent in the second list of candidates he's playing guess the meme and poppy for the upcomi

and with respect to eta, i've argued a couple years ago that organization's dying. and that's not a small thing. it's founded at the end of the 1950s. it's been an attempt to make insurgency. it's already had terrorist dimensions of it, but right now there's hundreds of those people in jail in spain and in france, and moreover they've published a rejection of violence as not the way to go. the spanish have also compromised them by encouraging pacific basque nationalism while roughly opposing the terrorists with law enforcement, with prodescription of their political fronts. and so you've got, actually, a great success story by a couple democracies here with the irish and the spanish. there are ways to do this. it's not balanced towards military things. it's usually as much as anything law enforcement. it involves per sinks, it involves leadership -- persistence, it involves leadership, it involves clinging to the higher ideals of democratic politics and refusing to let terrorism be an alternative to democratic politics. and the leaders in spain have done that. the l

for example, the basque terrorist group eta. they want to regain their territory and they want to have their own independent state, and they say france and spain stole their territory. we have the palestinians as an example of historical grievances. we have the ira. they want to get back six counties from northern ireland. their main slogan is "brits out." >> a few years ago we would hear about terrorism in ireland. we do not hear that so much now. >> the ira is very active today. in fact some of them have become members of the british are limited. they were bigger in the 1960's and 1970's. >> i was reading weeks ago, -- several weeks ago in american history. there were terrorist acts from mexico into the united states. there was resentment, i guess, of the territorial status and i think it was black back -- blackjack pershing. >> absolutely. the mexican drug lords are joining forces with groups like has a lot -- hezbollah. >> stay with that. don't they know how dangerous these folks can be? >> they operate on the principle of t

box with the housing market the way it is, i've seen some soft eta for january, it looks like the weatherfactor. -- soft data for january, it looks like the weather has been a factor. was thereal estate engine of the u.s. economy. now that engine is sputtering. just inome buyers not frozen states, but across the u.s. stepping back from high prices. salesory is down 10%, down about 15%. february numbers are not going to be better than january. >> you can't get anywhere in new york city, can you? talking about commissions? real estate typically 6%, you don't. what do your brokers get on commission? >> they don't earn a commission. they earn between -- >> this is baloney. you're undercutting the realtors? >> our agents are more productive. they earn a 30% to 40% margin on the business, but we're still able to refund about $10,000 to the consumer when he buys and sells a home with us. the major difference is the customers are happier. websiteked up on the and in cupertino, something that cory could afford, five bedroom, 2.6 minghella property. a traditional broker, 6%? >> yes. >> $120,000. >>

this is using big eta and predictive analytics. in the digital domain. >> television strikes back. >> is this 15 years or 20 years or five years? >> a lot of analysts say television has 60 or 70% of all the ad spend that goes into video. 2017 that equation will shift to mobile and internet. that is where the growth will come from. to answer your question, 3-5 years. >> it is the same thing. such a big business. people who do not keep up with this, they will have issues. >> we are still smart. just because we are old, does not mean we are as dumb as the new start ups. >> why isn't this has not happened faster go we had seen facebook say they would charge a lot for video. in general, why was this not tossing advertisers more if you can guarantee you would get the customer, wouldn't you pay up for that? >> let's say your product is a lot more specified in terms of what you want. you do not want to waste money on a big modern family wednesday night but for guys like car dealers in gatorade, they want all your customers and everybody el

should we be trusting that eta -- that data?referendum was conducted under military occupation. we cannot really look at the results of a referendum and say that is a fair reflection of what the people of crimea wanted. crimean tartar's clearly did not vote, because if they did then it clearly would not have been at 97%. they have a very different perspective on what has occurred than the russians. the -- not take >> the tartar's warranty been there for 50 years. they just came back in the 1990's. -- they were not even there for 50 years. >> they came back because they were forcefully removed by stalin in 1954, based on unfair charges and collaboration. they did come back in that early 1990's, and they have come back and smaller numbers, but they are returning to their homeland from which they had been expelled in 1944. obviously they are part of crimea, and the voice needs to be heard in terms of where the region is going. >> if there is not a real economic reason to be here, we need to assume that it is political? vladimir put

front-page story, president will call for an overall a collection of phone records, e-mails, and internet eta. the government will no longer willthe information and require issue orders requiring at&t and verizon and others to search files for information. >> is this a surprise? >> the president did promise alternative. all comes in the wake of revelations by edward snowden. like some of the provisions go underffectively to 2001 george w. bush when there were no questions asked. at that moment in history can understand. >> triple blast from the past. i've former aides to bernie made off were convicted helping to pull off a 17 billion dollars scam. he hired the men with little or no financial experience. by a federal jury in manhattan after a five-month trial. the claims they were ignorant of the fraud. >> they probably were. we can go over here 50 feet. the avenue.down i cannot convey to you to each of us have been touched by running into people who directly or their family lost money. there is something about being in a bar. this is current news in new york city even though so many of the di

i want to get back to asking congress to look at the eta and asking in a constructive way, possibly even benchmarking across similar kinds of organizations. some organizations are production organizations that are production organization and can use it in a different way than those that are policy shops will stop there are huge opportunities here and if congress looks especially where there are problems and start asking the question, that opens up opportunity if you do it in the context as max has suggested. benchmarking and similar types of organizations. then asking the ones who are not making the progress was your next step. ? be to the sure i can issues come principally but i can offer the perspective of someone who has watched a lot of fromted people turn away government service because of the challenges it represents. it's a particular problem in the technology agency where its focus toward a younger organization. organizations like code for america puts young people in government doing technological work. there are two factors worth emphasizing be on the broader point you have mad

for example, the basque terrorist group eta. they want to regain their territory and they want to have their own independent state, and they say france and spain stole their territory. we have the palestinians as an example of historical grievances. we have the ira. they want to get back six counties from northern ireland. their main slogan is "brits out." >> a few years ago we would hear about terrorism in ireland. we do not hear that so much now. >> the ira is very active today. in fact some of them have become members of the british are limited. they were bigger in the 1960's and 1970's. >> i was reading >> weeks ago, -- several weeks ago in american history. there were terrorist acts from mexico into the united states. there was resentment, i guess, of the territorial status and i think it was black back -- blackjack pershing. >> absolutely. the mexican drug lords are joining forces with groups like hezbollah. >> stay with that. don't they know how dangerous these folks can be? >> they operate on the principle of the enemy o

is made toeffort correct the eta, it is true -- the data, the reports are wasteful. we are aware that-- it represents a meaningful effort. your point about trying to work in harmony with omb and other portions of the administration, that is wise, but we have been dismayed to see omb efforts to alter the act and weaken it. there will be necessary -- >> how do you explain that? if somebody is watching this hearing on television and have no idea what the data act is, just explain another sense, a couple sentences, so somebody who never thought about act says i get it. >> the systems are exposed to the public to the transparency act. as i mentioned to the serious data quality, it tries to move responsibility for those systems to treasury and to establish oversight oddities that will create a more uniform process and imposed reader levels of quality. i believe the current state of the act is up in the air a little bit. in its strongest form, it will create an independent body and move the oversight of the usa spending system to treasury which maintains other substantial f

they'll talk to the kin eta in half an hour and see what he has to say. it's an extraordinary situation here. he says clearly in this is a legal, sovereign soil. they are a foreign army and he has orders to stay and defend the base. >> quickly, do we know what the meeting is about at 1 o'clock? >> it's about what the demands are from the commander, and what he wants. interestingly too, the people here are divided. some support the russian, some of the civilians from the village came to support the russians, others have been shouting saying, "we are ukrainian, you can't let these people be here. it's a sense of how divided ukraine is and the crimea is. >> jennifer glasse joining us live on the phone, 30 minutes outh of simferepol. -- outside of simferepol. thank y thank you for being was. >> the united nations held an emergency security council meeting. james bays was there. how concerned are you? >> deeply, we need deescalation. >> ambassadors arriving for the second meeting in 24 hours. >> is your country invading camia. the russian ambassador not answer

in 2010, a resolution of disapproval on the eta's greenhouse gas rule was 47-53. in 2011, the prohibition on greenhouse gas relations was 50-50. in 2000 13, a budget amendment was cut down 47-52. the sentiment of the house and senate is going to reverse direction. host: senator james imhoff of oklahoma last night. members of the senate have been tweeting throughout the night very to those who have been participating in the session you can check that out on c-span's twitter page. one of our lists is u.s. senators. one of our senators who twitches an hour ago, he said the cost of climate change legislation is too high for our community. here is a bit of what the white house had to say. -- of what senator white house had to say. in an effort to suggest that this climate change thing is not all that we shake it up to be. the first point that he made was about a group of e-mails that came out of east anglia university which the climate denier community sees don and nicknamed climate gate, as if watergate, there is a big scandal in those e-mails. there was some probably

some are big eta brokers who have your name.d to sell -- big da brokers who have your name that used to use it for mailings. there are hundreds of companies onlineack where you go and mostly for advertising purposes. on the webpage you visit there will be tracking companies that you are there and now they add that to the list. >> as far as the information and who shares it, is it your personal information such as name and location? metadata or how far does it go? guest: everything. for instance, gmail scanning the content of e-mail. it is not a human reading it but a machine rating it, and that is how they generate advertisements off of it. then there are people who just notice what websites you visit. you might call that metadata. that is just the traffic of where you go, the location. it can be really revealing. when i looked at my google search history tom i thought it was among the most revealing data sets i had ever seen. minute by minute what i was thinking. leap from a topic for work research and then would leap to planni

eta -- epa agrees it can mean different things. massachusetts said that air polluted includes anything airborne. but epa has refused to carry over that definition. one of them is part of the sps program. --nsps program. epa does not interpret that to mean all things airborne. it doesn't even interpret it to mean all regulated ollutants. it interprets that to mean, air pollutants for which a standard of performance has been established.