he calls it austerity when we added 6.8 trillion in debt since 2009. >> it is stale, stale, stale. >> i heard from a colleague on the senate side, they believe the budget would add 8 trillion over the debt in ten years. you mentioned $17.4 trillion mark, why would this administration want to leave office at the end of their second term with 19 trillion or could it be $20 trillion by then? >> yes, i don't know. i can't answer. that i wish someone would ask him that question pointed before a camera he has children and i have children that are grown and i have dprand children. i am concerned about their future. this president is adding to their debt. i am not sure why he wants to go down the road and why he will not talk with us. >> for me and our audience now. give us a different vision. what are you saying with the majority of the republicans there? >> we will put our budget out and we are working on that right now. you have seen what paul ryan put us out about helping people in poverty. we have to have programs that are safety net. but look at the 50th anniversary of the war on povert

. >>> happening today, a 49ers staled ben smith. a judge is expect told set a date this morning on philly gun charges. a date could also be set for his misdemeanor dui case. >>> and a girl was sexually assaulted where they attend. the girl's mother said they went to the restroom at the charter school. the girl said a man was already inside the restroom. he touched her inside under her clothes before she pushed him away and ran away and screamed for help. >> she wants to do things in a corner, she doesn't want to eat -- >> more than 100 partly sunny skies are like that where he -- investigators will hold a meeting at 9:00 this morning. police have also released a sketch of the suspect. he is a white hispanic man, six feet tall weighing between 120 and 130-pound. >>> the student appeared on an over roll seam strike as they had last in night. >>> he was in across walk when the car made a left turn and hit him. now he was taken to san francisco general hospital and he is expected to survive his injuries. the driver remained at the scene

it yes road then a fifth place six plates and finally a full plate for the great no weekend of the stale even without a victory over the weekend spring now claimed the world's super g crown. on the downhill. lol now leads the overall standings from austria's marcel hampshire sitting the notes particularly nice beating as the veterans here from the czech republic own grave by and was involved in a dreadful fold up with them all busy. it will be a sunday too forgetful bank who lost control and crashed after injuring his leg. the more we wish to stay up a good recovery and to dismantle alternate also call them well in the kettle bells rang out for this week's winning at fortress credits montage that is what this was when looking to olympic champion dominate the scene an alert that to carry the day of murray and to open up the holiday was also expected to shed that but it wasn't to be olympic champion tuesday finished a disappointing tenth the last of this we sailed it was one time that it was left to the austrians to triumph in the downhill. one of the stock ended up firing be a victory dro

attorneys are stale trying to introduce testimony from the self-proclaimed master mind of september 11th. the judge is yet to decide on their latest motion. closing arguments are scheduled for monday. >> at least two egyptian soldiers have been killed in an absolute out of fighters. the interior ministry said the armed men were from groups based in the sinai, and happened when police raided a bomb and weapons store. six fighters were killed, eight have been arrested. >> special forces control the area, and every entrance to the storage place. there were six people inside, two army officers were happy the operation went smoothy and successful. they were killed when they appeared and started firing. >> two people, including a 13-year-old boy were killed across the country. up to 40 demonstrators were injured. they were marching in support of former president mohamed morsi, ousted in july last year. >> egypt's interim president promised it spare no effort to secure the release of an al jazeera journalist held in a cairo prison. he pledged it in a letter to peter greste's parents. peter gres

who are most likely to say, it's very important, are people at the lower end of the socioeconomic stale. they aspire to marriage just like everybody else does, despite this loss of market share the overwhelming number of them say, of course i want to get married, and of course it's an important life priority. when you ask, what it takes to be a good potential partner, those with less income say it takes money. so in effect they're sifting a bar for marriage they themselves can't cross, and this has a kind of a circular effect. marriage for most of human history hat been an economic arrangement and a very successful economic arrangementment two can live more cheaply than one. you allocate labor. you have children and children help support the family, although they do cost money at the beginning of their life cycle. so if the folks at the lower end don't enter into that, they are deprived of the economic benefit, and one would add, i think, there's a psychological benefit. the marital commitment itself is associated with attributes associated with economic success. you have to have a new

some risk premium coming out of the gold price, but also we have to keep in mind there are a lot of stale lungs in the market. people who got long to gold two years ago and are looking for a way out, and we have seen an increase in inventory coming out of china last week. > > in just a few seconds, larry. what's driving the market: earnings that are just under way for the quarter? > > yes earnings is some of it, but also growth metrics. we get our big first growth metric monday from with a flash p m i. we can't continue to blame things on weather so that's going to be the first real growth metric to markets we're looking at. > > larry shover, thank you so much. have a good day out there. > > you're welcome. russian stocks get socked. look what russia's growing economic isolation over the crimean annexation is doing to stocks there. russia's main stock exchange has lost 17% in the past two weeks as investors pull their money out of the country. images of violence could cause mutual funds & other investors to pull the $325 billion that have flowed into russian stocks and bonds over the past

. >> they had a well-received super bowl commercial poking fun at its stale store appearance and brand, though it seems consumerers were more entertained than inspired to head to radio shack. while they acknowledge the handful of remodeled radio shack stores are more attractive and say the ceo deserves credit for the changes it's likely just not enough. >> going to go to zero. going to go into reorganization. going to close a whole lot of stores which they've already started. they're going to try to find financing so they can remodel the ones that are left. partner with somebody and get an online business going and try to come back. >> reporter: competition both online and offline coupled with the slowing wireless industry are just part of the reasons radio shack's losses are expected to exacerbate. though perhaps more damaging has been the retailer's failure to attract younger shoppers. today's report marks more than two years since radio shack has made a profit. capital markets analyst david strausser says radio shack's release -- for "nightly business report" i'm courtney reagan. >>

he and the russian commander met and tried to east tensions there, but it stale remained surrounded tonightd obviously a sense of pressure there russia is putting on ukrainian forces here. >> jennifer, just very quickly, do they have plans to meet again any time soon? >> reporter: there weren't any plans when we left. but i know that both the -- the one thing both men agreed on that nobody really wanted to start the fight think it's just going take -- it's just going to take one little flash point for things to go very wrong here, morgan. >> all right, we will keep an eye. jennifer glasse reporting live. thanks for being with us this afternoon. >>> reservists in kiev are already responding to calls from their government to mobilize, jackie role around has mor rola. >> reporter: ukrainians are preparing themselves for war. in kiev, where there has already been so much blood she had people expressed their a lean ants tallegiance to ukraine and defiance for russia. it's fighting red correct and for now still only talk. parliament has been meet in an emergency session, afterwards prime minister

means that those rather he does not mix to get to quit to get away with relatively mild sentence this stale house and did a music contest in bonn think is so very much for your insights. while in a moment we'll take a look at them and behind the coin. but for some other news making headlines this hour. should i malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim has had the sentence for sodomy. we can put on more was acquitted of the charge two years ago today the courts typically gives judges were mis directed on what has been ordered to prison for five years he will also lose his seat in parliament. on day five of the murder trial of athlete oscar the story is a former girlfriend has told the court that she had seen the stories using weapons carelessly. she sat on one occasion he shot his pistol in the air while angry the stories of me shooting dead his girlfriend resisting camp that says it was an accident. soldier and motorcyclists have been killed during protests in venezuela. officials say they died in a confused delay caused by the opposition's barricaded in caracas street protests against lef

in my eyes at me like to hide secret agents do not allow me to get stale this tale of crete some doubts. with the family gets in and i rented from the united states also the plates. the team's lead to criminal courts. he just about anywhere. support the idea of costs of raising dependence. in yet another negotiating. oh praise we didn't know kenya. not all do it because it is sometimes declarations of independence sunlight is that violates the community. thanks to some countries it was motion of no snacks don't know. they were pushing impressing for the case. we are trying t everyone needs it until now to have the low density to criticize us with the thought of eating. the descent into the room was not alone and let the crimean pico days into it and it's a cliche i just eat what they did is take the line repeats of snow but you. see what the fa cup meeting cos today was the chief mentor collected them all the time of the russians and ukrainians and talk to the high means that just about why the pictures now hit the united states that this is a special case that was a standstill in this

engageing in two losing conflicts, iraq and afghanistan, a matter of stale mate, if not failure.ow this president, who is allowing and a set of european leaders in european union allowing putin to do as he wishs with ukraine. you hear from them, sort of a historic rationalization that, there a you know, hundreds of years history between ukraine and russia, therefore is is all right, to invade, seems to be the implication for their own inaction, where do you see u.s. headed? is this another indicator of a great nation in decline? >> i think it is weak america leadership that can be turned quickly by a leader with a sense of america's role in the world and how dependent other nations are on u.s., and in particular its leadership, i don't think this is something that is unfolding for a generation. this can be turned very quickly by a strong american leader, we just don't happen to have one right now, that is what is causing these issues that we have. people are losing confidence, remember it started in middle east, middle easterna ally lost fence in us, now we -- lost confidence in

. >> federal authorities and state lawmakers are stale investigating. >> march 31st enrollment deadlineor obamacare. the administration saying 6 million people have enrolled. that is still short of the goal of 7 million. they have no idea how many people paid. 50 percent of registered voters feel 24e6they have a good understanding of the new law. 56 percent of voters oppose the law. 65 percent say making health insurance more expensive, 24 percent say less. >> new evidence harry reid used even more campaign money to help his granddaughter. the senate majority leader used 31,000 dollars to buy donor gifts from his granddaughter's jewelry business. he refused to answer questions about it. >> was that an acknowledgment it was wrong to use your granddaughter -- >> no. in fact it wasn't. we played with all of the rules i just wanted to avoid to write the check. everything was complied with. read my statement. >> reid might have violated campaign finance laws even if he paid back the fun p. that brings us to our look who is talking. john ralston the reporter who broke the story appeared on "h

california has program for low income but for many it is stale choice of food, present or car insurance rent or car insurance. >>> san rafael is getting red of its red light camera program after a 5 year run. they arepating $150,000 a year to op-- are paying $150,000 a year to operate two camera. the city decided not to renew a contract of the operators. >>> a bay area mother is in mourning and enraged over a product that took her daughter's life. >> i would like it know how many use it. >> 2 investigates why that product is still on the market. >> then prom watery eyes and all that sneezing, allergy season is here the questions making life difficult -- the conditions making life difficult. >> edward snowden's message to the public about privacy. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal. is there a prize in there? oh, there's a prize, all right. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol.

landing on the hudson, if it came in a gentle area, it would stale intact, most of it and sink eventually. >> the pronouncement, did it inform your take on what happened, did it give you new information? >> not really. >> they used marsat data. i'm not sure on that. i think if they get trianningulation of a data going in one direction it's good data. there's nos data they have that indicates an altitude. they are making assumptions. >> what kind of debris are they looking for. we are talking different sizes and shapes. what will they be looking for? another good question. if it's like the hudson, they won't have much debris. if it came down at a high rate of speed, it will have all sorts of things, and a lot of it because of composite, will be floating, cushions and other things will be floating. >> thank you for joining us. >> president obama and other leaders are meeting in the netherlands, to discuss the threat of nuclear terrorism. it's been overshadowed by the crisis in ukraine. today the president met with leaders of the larger economies. this is the foreign ministers of russia and

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it wasn't illegal but 300, 600 thaurks because of the si dri, we've gj to mark shierp stoes stale keep >> what's knew. >> what's source of city hall. an all did the way the city has done its boys. about did for create section. the questionable recordkeeping. shady activism. money that's missing. you name it, it's even in injury. why if map it oof the map? according to the ud dit, some several city employees. the cil wille go you ee as the practice. >> i'm going to be there respag the aun jets perfect tans ser. because county 2k3w09 his done. he was charged with obviousy skoe done. jal be do you havy to the front sis a. people running hansen is a bin much of curse from the groods. they're a bins bunch of folks that for for me every everything. >> but you've given the situation where we can curt late my. >> the city's former clerk jane fall dimension that he had been accused of any climbs. the add decity hand durs. paul e-mail the question-related vacation was dock iemt try. begin with a ma kudos. no trespassing sign. they gave us a chance to perform them. he isn't suspected blonks 120 d

federal reserve chair janet yellen suggested it will be for some time these rates stale low. the subpar u.s. job's market, not good and will need the help of low interest rate. as janet yellen was speaking the index reaching a low. there is right now, 21.46 at 10:53 a.m. eastern time but it is regain some ground. and let's check the yields on the two and five-year treasurely notes. two year down slightly and flip it to the five year, you can see the reaction to janet yell listen's commentsyellen'scommen. breaking news within the last hour, general motors ceo filed the written statement that she plans to give incongressional testimony tomorrow. she admittings she does not know why it took gm so long to announce the acknowledgement of the safety defects but she's promising to to find out. still many unanswered yeses. where is former gmc owner whos that charge when this was all kept secret. we bring in jeff lock who has been doing the entire story. jeff, the stock is down right now. >> well, maybe it should be because we're getting the first indication of what mary barr will say

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i think that the axzation is now stale. it has been given so many times. i think that there is a really internal problem in iraq and mr. malaki, prime minister malaki has an intern problem. he is not able to reconcile the differences. at a time is easy to blame other countries. but at the end of the day, really, the killings, as we just reported, have been going on for the past four or five years, non-stop. this is not the work of outsiders. this is the work of insiders. >> how applauplausible is what accusing? is there any good reason for him to make these accusations? >>. >> as an ally of iran and that agenda in the gulf region, that is his motive to go ahead. you asked me about applausibility. anything is plausible really in this part of the world where there are so much -- so many division and tension between different groups. however, i think it is also fair to point on to the fact that the anbar province has been unstable not because of any outsiders' involvement but because baghdad has neglected the suni community. perhaps this is a part of the nati

but i think -- i think the situation is at a bit of a stale made. i believe the government think it's, policies of containing these protest movements through the use of the state security apparatus is justified at this point. they don't see a reason yet to step back from that. there was some sign over the weekend, capriles mentioned there were informal contacts with the government but i think those are going to be put in the freezer, in the events that happened in the past few deas ds with maria carina machado. the epicenter of venezuelan politics but it still plays a very important role in the overall dynamic between the government and the opposition. >> there are lot of american interests involved in venezuela. michael mccarthy good to have you back on the show. >>> time to see what's trending on the website. hermella. >> racial segregation. if you have to guess what part of the country was least are segregated? south and west are the most racially mixed compared to the northeast and midwest parts of the country. many portion he of the sun belt we

it's a long way off the stale january coast, b-- off the aust water but finding anything becomes practically impossible. >> what kind of special equipment will searchers need? yesterday on the program we were looking at a mini sub, an unmanned sub used to find other planes, missing ship, et cetera. what kind of technology are we talking snabt. >> the first thing they're going to do is narrow the search area using aerial assets. when they're ready to start looking below the surface of the water they'll probably bring in surface-driven sonar, survey equipment that will be able to tow back and forth across the surface and see what the bottom looks like. but it's so deep there the resolution of the sonar survey at that sort is not enough to pick out individual pieces of debris but maybe something that's interesting and at that point you have to deploy other pieces of equipment that can go deeper, things like remotely operated vehicles. those go down to the bottom. they're tethered to the surface via cable and eventually a robot submarine you can drive around from the surface and it will either s

teenagers slip up, you know, it is hard, because i'm stale kid, too. >> every time i turn around, it's because i'm here. >> i think she's too young to understand what's in her best interest and the court need to step into assist her. [ music playing [ music playing ] . >> oh, all right. >> oh. >> i'm going to be naked. i'll jump off. >> all right. >> sometimes we need guidance in our life. we need the parents to be there for us when we need them most and we ain't got them, it just hurts. >> 16-year-old kevin has been at lake county juvenile for three months. it's been a long detainment an not his first. >> this is my sixth charge. i have two truancys, criminal trespassing, run away, burglary and this charge was only battery. and my mom was arguing, her boyfriend was kind of drinking and he started laughing at me. he thought something was funny. so i reached over my mom and i swung at him. the cops came and my mom took his side. she was like, please press charges, i want him to learn his lesson. i pleaded guilty to my charge and the judge, he had to think about it. he didn't really know

and once he got a little hard and a little stale, they spit him out. >> you know, i have to ask you this a lot of your activity on the street. does that put you in any danger? >> if it happens, it happens. i just try to give a message out to, you know, to people out there that the gang life is not good. they use you and spit you. killing an innocent little kid is not good. you want to kill somebody that took your brother's life, go ahead and do it. just don't kill innocent kids that don't gang bang. that's bad. >> but it's okay to kill another gang banger? >> if he killed your brother. if he shot your house. >> but when does it stop? >> it doesn't. i guess it keeps going until one of -- rather they kill you or you kill them, you get busted for life for killing that guy or he gets busted for killing you. it doesn't. >> while awaiting trial, miramontes said he made a conscious decision to not let jail bring him down. >> i love it out here. you know. this is paradise. i mean, you could just picture background, the noise, you got a little water running. but my imagination plays it as an ocea

it was 2400, now going back to the old point stale of 1600.spring 2016 it will include three sections reading and writing, math and optional es y essay. each section will be reworked to stop students from filling 18 bubble on a test sheet. students will be given free materials to prep for the test. >> aren't you glad you don't have to take that. >> it's under debate if it capture what is students know. >> got to be good at test taking. >> true too. >> i bet you were good in the math senioring you're a scientist. >> we won't go there. let's talk about the weather. can we? >> you can. we can do that. 2 plus 2. we're clearing out. the rain is keeping some of the roads wet. a serious accident happening now. he's tracking that through emory bill. cloudy skies, many slick roads. keep that in mind. as we head through the afternoon, when the radar you can see lots of green pushing to the central valley. we have a few light showers in the area. down toward morgan hill through 101 you may see a few light showers but overall we're going to see skies clea

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regulate ared industry -- regulated industry continues to evolve, collective knowledge can quickly become stale, and this is a particular concern for fast-changing technological fields like telecommunications. now, these knowledge problems can lead to negative consequences. first, because statutory, procedure and resource constraints make it impossible for the regulator to continual lu update the rules, it's difficult to keep up with technological change. now, these problems may not be as acute if the regulated industry is evolving slowly over decades, but in the internet ecosystem which rapidly innovatd evolving, a prescriptive approach has resulted in significant mismatches between the rules and reality. second, because ex-anti regulations are an attempt of the almost impossible task of predicting the future, some harms will occur that weren't anticipated. simultaneously, willinglations may prevent harmless or even beneficial practices. and third, prescriptive ex-anti regulations can hinder innovation. if an innovative product or service doesn't easily fit within a particularly statutory or r

they're reinvigorating a market that's been effectively stale far long time. so we think they're, again, a little bit stretched. but we think there's a lot of fundamental value when you talk to these customers. and i'm actually at a customer conference in salt lake talking to customer. this is not a dot-com era. >> there are so many companies out there saying they are a cloud computing company. and to be perfectly frank, not all of them are. this is because cloud is a buzzword they want to pin their, i don't know, pin their name to that particular buzzword. so which of the cloud computing companies actually have what you call the fundamentally great story the ones worth investing in today? >> yeah. that's right. i think everyone uses the word cloud and you have to distill what is good and what is not great. so the companies we've liked in large cap growth. they've had phenomenal returns over the last couple years. you look at sales versus return since they went public in almost a decade ago. you know, fantastic returns. right? and so i think those are great la

. >> these are about as stale as humanly possible. it still smells good. pack of cigarettes all total about with 20 or $30. insane what they will pay for their quick fix. i didn't want thecharge up my cell phone until i can write down the numbers before it dies. who know what is the future is going to bring. but you hear people say there is no way to go but up. quite the literal case here. it's good to be out. real good. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. ♪ >>> a convicted murderer awaits his sentence. >> life in here is kind of like purgatory. you're in the in between. >> another inmate turns up with a pair of black eyes. >> got up off the desk and started laying into him. >> and the one place in the entire jail where drama is seldom in short supply.

maybe the marriage has gone stale and i don't want to settle and maybe there's there is something better for me. there is an interesting cultural debate over whether divorce at the end of the day is a good or bad thing. we ask questions of the public about that. in terms of changing family structures the public is live and let live about divorce and if you asked the public what is better divorce is never a happy outcome but it's better to stay in a bad marriage or to get a divorce, most of the public will say if it's a lousy marriage get out. the real concern among the public about the fact that so many fewer adults are married these days has to do with extraordinary rise in birth outside of marriage. again you go back 40 or 50 years, 5% of newborns were born to a single mom. today 41% of all newborns are born to a single moms and on this front the american public is concerned because they don't need a sociologist or the economist to tell them what they know if that is true. if you are born to a single parent your chances for having a happy outcome in life are lower. that doesn't mean yo

. >> these are going to be about as stale as humanly possible, yet it still smells good.garettes all total, about $20 or $30. it's insane what these guys will pay for their quick fix. i didn't want to charge up my cell phone or even plug it in until i can get to a spot and write down the phone numbers before it dies. who knows what the future's going to bring, but when you hear people say there's nowhere to go but up, quite the literal case here. it's going to be up. real good. >>> making trouble for republicans. let's play "hardball." >>> good evening. i'm chris matthews in washington. let me start tonight with this. have you noticed that the liberals usually win the argument, eventually? it's been true for the beginning of our country. back in the 18th century, the tories opposed independence thanks to thomas payne, an immigrant, the once radical case for separation from england emerged to win the day. the case for the abolition of

breathing into the room's stale air, i look at the window and feel threatened by the world ponte beyond its paines. eventually -- panes. eventually, my eyes closed. throughout the night i take the dreams as they come, sorting through them one by one, each dream more real and more intense than the previous. most vivid is a dream of my drive home. well, back to the place that used to be my home. down empty back roads and snow-laden fields under drained midwest clouds at twilight. the sky itself appears close to the earth, skull colored, sprawled and stardust and angst. i'm driving faster than my instruments should allow. an unemployed scarecrow stands perched in one of the barren fields waiting to do what he was meant to do with his life. the car seems self-propelled, dissociated from my physical body. the arch lamps on the road are forcing me to rely on my natural instincts and the vehicle's high beams to illuminate the journey. and when the headlights begin to flicker and the blackening sky wins its battle against the day, i can't see where to turn or what to do. my instincts fail. the

when they staged an affirmative-action bake stale or catch an illegal alien they what they says is security comes out to protect the protesters. they are not protecting us. our cash registers are being flipped over and money is flying and people are hurling insults at us but what the administration does is protect the other side. there are norm's around speech at this university. these guys see that as a real problem. does that capture what you were getting at? >> why did the university come down on something that seems like pretty explicit racist speech whereas i wouldn't even call the bake sale racist perce. but you know. unless they had, i don't know, catch a slave cupcakes or something. i guess i am wondering where was the university, the vice chancellor on that kind of explicitly racist -- >> trying to remember the details of the last big event, it was at and why you so it was not at a public university. much ink was spilled and there was a lot of controversy about it. i don't think the university shut it down. it just kind of played out naturally but i could be wrong about that. >> th

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i'm sitting on this sound stage with stale coffee and bad donuts and thought, this is hollywood.that's the one night of the year that we all get dressed up and put on a show. this, the sitting in this dusty old stage, doing the drudgery of film making is hollywood. it's a lot of people working very hard and very unglamorous things for a long time with a tremendous risk of failure. and that's hollywood. ♪ >> the glamour and all that is fun, but i just think about the work. >> where do you keep your oscar? >> right here. ♪ >> for the winners, there will be a giant victory celebration in the grand ballroom in the hilton hotel. the rest of us will gather at the monoxide room in the price water house garage. >> when i was waiting in london to get my luggage in the luggage room, someone recognized me and started applauding. and the words that went around the luggage hall, and the whole luggage hall, everyone waiting for the luggage and the luggage handlers and all applauded me. so i got the oscar out. and held it up. that was lovely. >> ain't that pretty? >> the nominations are -- do i

apple in december had a billion dollars of sales just at the app store and they're now getting more stalesat the app store coming from asia the north american so it's not surprising we see a new c.e.o. at microsoft whose background is indian so so what we're talking about is is a fundamental reorganizing just as in the ninety's we globalized labor for production now we're globalizing in and reorganizing the consumer and a lot of that is happening online if you drive around america what you'll see is you know the shopping malls are losing business and next to the shopping mall you see growing up big trucking and intermodal facilities because more and more of the goods and services are being delivered by courier by mail you know from online shopping right now how does the present central banking slash currency model fit into your model. well i think you know i think the central banking what i call the central banking warfare model has been going on for five hundred years so the central banks print money and then the military make sure that various folks take it and that central banking were

the the middle aged not having the minorities have the right to vote stale male pale very wealthy that's that's who the republicans want to vote look they've made serious inroads in keeping people from voting north carolina texas out rageous north carolina is like the edge of crazy right now that was a state that used to matter that people wanted to vote that they encourage voting now they have gone into crazy ville tell us what they're doing and well you know if we were in north carolina early voting two weeks ahead of time now it's down to two days you've got to have photo id you they're putting up whatever hurdles they can and place in front of these folks so that we can get to the ballot box and it has a disparate impact of course on working folks on minorities you saw from the graphic you just put up twenty five percent of blacks don't have a valid photo id do we want our citizens to be able to vote or not and the republicans clearly and i can tell you republicans don't want people to vote and that's the problem here we have to fight back if you listen to this broadcast understand t

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fashion fixes that will transform any wardrobe from stale to stylish. ♪ >> we have a packed eight:00malaysia airlines flight 370. authorities now say files were recently deleted from the flight simulator that was built by the captain of the missing plane. they were removed on february 3rd. investigators are now trying to retrieve them to see if they reveal any clues about the plane's fate and the passengers on board. also this morning, pain and anger boils over as the families of those on the flight stormed into a press conference and accused the malaysian government of hiding the truth. >>> meanwhile, the crisis in ukraine is escalating. overnight hundreds of militiamen of crimea stormed ukrainian navy headquarter as long the black sea today. and after the shooting death of a shoulder, ukraine has accused russian shoulders of a war crime. >>> toyota is expected to pay some $1 billion to settle a criminal investigation into runaway cars that suddenly accelerated. the justice department says toyota has admitted to misleading customers. at issue whether toyota misled the government abo

while this year's election is stale work in progress as far as campaign contributions are concerned. as you can see on this chart, these pro-israel pacs gave almost 60% of their contributions to democratic candidates in 2012. so definitely not the case that only republicans are eager to do israel's bidding. al but bun pro israel pac gave to democrats and all bit six to republicans. pro-israel pac have several interesting characteristic inch their filings with the federal election commission they all list themselves as unaffiliated. now, most pacs have no problem identifying their affiliation or industry. for example, the seven pacs under the national association of realtors' umbrella, which list a the top pac donating in 2012, all list their industry as real estate agents, and each of the seven pacs includes association of realtors in its name. i'm going to show you the names of the 31 pro-israel pacs that open secrets has listed. what is interesting is all but four of them have very innocuous, one might even say misleading, names. those four exceptions of the world alliance for isra

. >> reporter: she is stale work in progress, with limited use of her left arm and hand. >> i can tie my shoe with one hand, 'cause this arm, my left arm, is still -- i mean, i'm just thankful that i can move it really. >> reporter: andrea and her family credit much of her incredible recovery to two things, a clinical drug trial she was a part of and the fact that she was in peak physical condition at the time she was hurt. >> i was in training for the first indianapolis all-women's half-marathon when this accident happened. i mean, it's what's helped me recover, being in good shape. >> reporter: she was able to take that helmet off for the last time a year and a half after the accident. but she didn't throw it away. what does it make you think when you see that helmet? >> to be reminded of where i was and where i am. totally different. i mean, i know i'm gonna have to deal with this the rest of my life and just be very thankful for where i am. >> reporter: jordan paulette is thankful, too. her mom and sister recovered from their injuries, but it's bittersweet because of

president obama insisted she stale on as an outside advisor. >> the separation built on the border between israel and the woin. the palestine man said the hotel was illegally seized. >> it was a welcoming place that will tell where people from all over the world will gather. it's an israeli army out post. the cliff hotel was well-known. one day in 2003 the israelis took it over. as they lived in the west bank, that made them absent owners the family says the hotel was part of the down of aperdice. administered, governed. the family had never left. they went to court to win it back. >> it's my family property. i live there as a child and as an adult. i met my wife here. i had my two daughters here. something we own and cherish. then it's for us. this is something that we have to get back. >> the israeli army moved in. it began to move the separation around it. the plan was to block the hotel. four times the builders, the construction teams have arrived, ready to finish the wall. the last time they were here dropped off a huge concrete block. four times the owners have a gone to court managi