can i came in to help franco.germany particularly gave franco a 5000 man air force that was called and it was a chance for hitler 1st to make mischief so that as he said in one of his conferences we can go ahead and do will we are doing and people won't be looking at us. but it was off for a all for a chance to test out their weaponry. people speak of the spanish civil war relatively small war in a little, backward part of europe as a testbed. from what other side elsewhere in the world they tried to test out whatever knew equipment they had. they did not donate the equipment. he sold it to them for spanish gold. tanks, aircraft, artillery, weapons there was this kind of contest that was larger. in the sense that you think about they're were these other countries involved there was a strong roman catholic pressure on roosevelt that he did not feel he could get into the war particularly when he was being opposed. unfortunately the united states did not step in any way at all. they have access to all sorts of equipm

him about franco and he said franco put the longest period of peace in spanish history.i remember him saying that. whether it's true or not, i don't know. but also, why did franco bring back the dynasty upon his death? i know less about that. co. but as far as i know there have has been a long traditional among the generals supporting the monarchy and he wanted to do that. he insisted on being allowed to educate the young king. but somehow the more liberal conception of the country. through for the young king or maybe it was simply that europe your pixels have transformed so much after the two world wars and had moved in the direction of the governments that were more responsive to the people of europe. that's the reason why they have the socialist governments that are allowed to benefit because the dated and 20 have another world war. i'm not entirely sure why franco supported the young king who basically stalled the democratic monarchy but that's as much as i know about that. he wasn't a nice guy. he knocked off 100,000 people after the war. if you have a union card yo

it is played by james franco. his lover is played by zachary quinto and demerol the play's woman that he eventually marries. and the triumph of this film is that it gives a very evenhanded treatment to what is, on the surface, and incredibly controversial subject. the so-called conversion therapy of gay people. my colleague had a chance to sit down with james franco and talk about some of the challenges this story poseses >> gus van zandt wrote to me and said i think it would make a good movie and i did not understand how. i thought, people are going to be like, what? that's not what i expect -- is this a pro-gay to straight kind of film? what is this? once justin got on board and it will search i think it will only work if it is balanced. it shows everything the character did but does it in such a way that he is not vilified. they can still engage with him every step of the way even if he is doing things that i don't necessarily agree with. if we are able to go all the way through with him and not be completely r

franco steel, show yourself! >> looking for me?an terrorist and leader of the bad boys terrorist group. >> i have the blacklist and if i don't get 300 monster trucks by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, i'm going to blow up six flags. >> blacklist doesn't negotiate with terrorists. >> then lets end this. first i'm going to kill sex addict. bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang bang. >> no! sex addict, you're going to die. [ laughter ] >> seth: ladies and gentlemen this is the 8g band. >> you're losing a lot of blood. >> seth: stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow. >> he's dead. [ farting noise ] he crapped himself. >> man. >> see you seth. now we fight. ♪ >> i'm the bad guy. ♪ >> blacklist! >> well, he may be blacklist, here's the blacklist. >> now i can finally get back to my blueprints. ♪ >> blacklist, we were able to save sex addict. we also graphed his face onto a dinosaur. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> well, what did you think sex addict? >> seth: i actually kind of liked it. >> well good, cause i

her doubts led her here and to franco mora, a peruvian forensic doctor - he's going to exhume the remains the state gave the family. the remains lie in a grave marked by a cross with no name. this is the first time an independent forensic test is being carried out to verify the states work in a disappearance in mexico juana told us she became suspicious after officials suggested that she cremate the bones immediately. the family placed the remains given to them by the state in a communal plot, not wanting to bury them in the family's section until they are certain it is her. the team digs for nearly 2 and a half hours - until they reach the small gray box that holds the bones. the next step will be comparing the remains to dna from the family, though the results won't be known for months. >> start with one issue. education, gun control, the gap between rich and poor, job creation, climate change, tax policies, the economy, iran, health care... it goes on and on. add guests from all sides of the debate and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get the inside story. these are

. >> ukraine's president petro porashenko said that the new franco-german police proposal could work. petro porashenko made the comment at the munich security conference focussing on economic issues. german chancellor angela merkel is also there, and is playing a key role in pushing ahead with a peace plan to end the conflict. >> translation: russia needs to do its best in the iranian crisis. it cannot be solved by military means. it's importance more than ever to define substantial steps. after the talks yesterday in moscow, which the french president and i held i say it's uncertain whether they are crowned a success. from my view and the view of a french president, it's words our while to make the attempt. we owe it if not to the people affected in ukraine by the crisis. >> al jazeera's zeina khodr so live at the conference. petro porashenko says it could work is there broad agreement that this franco german peace proposal is the way forward to bring peace? >> i wouldn't say there is broad agreement. you probably will have people giving it a chance. we saw it clearly from the questi

it stars james franco, who is quickly becoming ubiquitous this year. this is his third feature film. it also stars rachel mcadams and a french film star. first, let's get a look at them vendors, man -- vim winders. quick she just gives winning awards. he has been one of the leading lights of german cinema is the early 1970's. his early film, the goalkeeper's fear of the penalty, is a good example of his aisle. long, silent scenes are the directors hallmark. wings of desire attracted international attention. the film is about guardian angels observing the lives of people living within the walls of west berlin. hollywood later picked up the story and remade it as city of angels. he originally wanted to be an artist, but when he did not get into art school, he upon his saxophone to buy his first camera. -- he uponpawned his saxophone. >> i never sounded as good as john cole train, and others were better at me then painting. then i realize that filmmaking is something else were all that comes together, and that was an awesome moment. >> few directors can a

s/adolfo franco trabajó para george w.maravillado de estar aquí entrar a la casa blanca y formar parte de esto. para mí cuando entro siempre me siento erizado por decirlo así' y él me dijo yo también'. ellos son parte de un grupo selecto de latinos que se abrieron camino hasta llegar a la casa blanca. y ah entraron con su idioma, sus costumbres y sus patrias. luis recuerda cuando viaj a su nativa colombia con el presidente obama para la cumbre de las amricas. s/luis miranda, exfuncionario de la casa blanca "el presidente. me dijo que tal como se ha sentido'? . muy chévere y la gente muy linda. es extraño porque me siento en casa pero también siento como un extranjero. y él me dijo usted es un extranjero! usted es nuestro ahora!" (rie) al igual que luis adolfo dice que trabajar con presidentes ha sido la mejor experiencia de su vida pero la ms difcil. s/adolfo franco exfuncionario de la casa blanca "son experiencias que no tienen comparación pero por otro lado yo creo que es muy difícil hacer este trabajo por más de cuatro

cbs news correspondent omar villa franco has more. >> isis released this video claiming the show the be heading of japanese journalist kenji goto. the masterman with the british accent appeared in similar execution videos stood behind goto holding the knife. >> he says goto is being execute executed because of january pan's support in the war against isis. >> he told reporters i feel indignation over his immoral and heinous act of terrorism and vowed japan will continue to provide humanitarian aid to countries fighting the terrorism terrorism. the japanese have been working with jordan to try to win goto's freedom. in many video he's holding the picture of a jordan yann pilot isis captured last month. they would spare the pilot live in exchange for the would be suicide bomber held a jordanian prison. the isis deadline for the swap came and went thursday. goto's apparent execution comes one week after he be headed his country man. the husband and father of two went to syria in october to try to rescue his friend. omar villa franco or cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> the flames were intense

. >> 5 months after the new test the family received the results from franco the remains the governmentgave them belonged to their daughter - damaris. as the government tried to close the case of the missing students the parents and surviving students traveled to mexico city to press their case at the senate and even as president pena nieto told the country it was time to move on... the protests have continued, with the parents at the frontline, trying to make sure their sons are not forgotten ...in a war where it becomes increasingly unclear whose side the government is on. four months after the students disappeared, the country's attorney general - without significant new evidence or forensic confirmation - declared them dead - essentially closing the case. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> we pray for the children in the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so it's his to take >> see a 10 year old girl who's pregnant, and you tell me that's what god wants... >> a controversial law >> where were you when the babies lives were being saved?

. >> 5 months after the new test the family received the results from franco the remains the governmentgave them belonged to their daughter - damaris. as the government tried to close the case of the missing students the parents and surviving students traveled to mexico city to press their case at the senate and even as president pena nieto told the country it was time to move on... the protests have continued, with the parents at the frontline, trying to make sure their sons are not forgotten ...in a war where it becomes increasingly unclear whose side the government is on. four months after the students disappeared, the country's attorney general - without significant new evidence or forensic confirmation - declared them dead - essentially closing the case. >> we pray for the children in the womb >> a divisive issue >> god is life , so it's his to take >> see a 10 year old girl who's pregnant, and you tell me that's what god wants... >> a controversial law >> where were you when the babies lives were being saved? >> are women in texas paying the price? >> fault lines al jazeera americ

senior mist -- columnist >>> moving on - president petro porashenko says the new franco german peace proposal presented on friday to russia could work. he made the comment at the munich city conference which spoke on the conflict in east ukraine. >> angela merkel is also there. she is playing a key role pushing ahead with a peace plan to end the conflict. >> russia needs to do its bit in the ukranian crisis as well. this crisis cannot be solved by military means. it's important more than ever to find substantial steps that serve to fill the minsk agreement with life. after the talks yesterday in moscow which the french president and i have held i say for certain whether they'll be crowned a success, but in my view it's well worth our while to make this attempt to help the people affected in ukraine by this crisis. >> we can go live to munich to our correspondent. no doubt zeina khodr, the delegates - will they all be on board for the proposed franco-german peace plan? >> well actually just a few minutes ago, the germans - there were some questions. they stood up and said we in washin

. >>> ukraine's president poroshenko said that the new franco-german peace proposal to russia's president could work. german chancellor angela americacal is playing a key role to push ahead and end the the conthe conflict. >>> now al jazeera's journalists mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed have spent 406 days in prison. peter greste is back home after being released. however, mohamed fahmy, baher mohammed are still in prison, and al jazeera continues to demand their release. >>> in an online statement the islamic state in iraq and the levant says that the aid worker was killed while working with doctors without borders. >>> in iraq, hundreds of sunni muslim fighters are preparing an assault to take back their city from isil. it's strategic because of its proximity to the mosul dam. but we have reports now that there is concern over two below "l" control the area after isil has been forced out. >> they hide their faces because their families live under the rule of islamic state in iraq and the levant. these men are being trained a few kilometers out of the city they want to capture. they call t

while she was in europe, the franco-prussian war broke out. before coming home to america the idea that there could be an american red cross. she would have to work for years to realize that idea before forming an american red cross in 1881. we are standing in the room that was her office. she sat right here on this chair. in front of the chair there was a foot warmer. on one side of her desk, there is a stapler. next to it, a fragment of a cannonball that she used as a paperweight. all sorts of other interesting things are here on this desk. on one side of her office, we find a dining room for the volunteers that work here and lived here with her. 6-12 volunteers that work ordinarily here. this table was missed barton stable. the china was -- was missed barton's table. about a third of what we see in this building was ms. barton's. on the other side of her office, we find an office for the volunteers who worked with her. reports of work they had done when they came back from cuba, they wrote of that effort. they wrote letters and letters in t

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franco tells us despite old man winter's grip on the delaware valley, business must continue. >> main thing is to keep moving. quicker you move the more you move. the warmer you stay. >> reporter: your hands? >> i have gloves. >> reporter: merchants here invite locals to take a warmup break. they say surprisingly there isn't as much foot traffic, but several new faces sneaking a hot beverage. >> people come through are for the hot chocolate, more than coffee. >> reporter: we watched people briskly walking with their faces against the wind. one guy rushed out, expecting a repeat performance of yesterday's warmer temperatures. >> it is a little chilly this morning. i wasn't anticipating it being this bad. little breeze. i can handle it. >> reporter: taking it in stride. >> that's right. >> reporter: and that shovel that was waiting to be used can't put a dent in this. look at how this is frozen solid from a previous storm, letting you know just how cold the ground and the air are. stay posted to nbc 10's news app for the latest on the approaching storm and glenn's forecast. live for now

. >> la seÑora franco estÁ asombrada con el contraste entre lo que ve y los anaqueles venezolanos.ene se llevan casi todo, papel higiÉnico, paÑales, harina pan. >> el gobierno otorga 1000 dÓlares para quienes viajan a aruba. >> a cambio del dÓlar vale la pena. >> por eso hay dos tipos de compradores, los que pagan con cupo oficial y quienes hacen mercado en avionetas privadas y en cash. >> la seÑora viene con su avioneta privada, y viene a comprar cosas grandes porque allÁ tiene su misma avioneta. >> algo que podemos contactar con una cÁmara escondida, pero esa no es la mayorÍa. los casos que abundan son otros. >> mi madre estÁ de vacaciones, yo vivo acÁ, pocas cosas porque realmente el peso nos permite llevarlo lo que queremos. >> mientras el venezolano resuelve su problema, genera otro. esta cadena hace un aÑo que vive el auge de venezolano poco de productos bÁsicos, algo bueno para las finanzas y muy malo para su funcionamiento. >> fÍsica muchos clientes que compran mÁs de lo normal especialmente de los productos bÁsicos, eso termina afecta a nuestro abastecimiento. >> lo que pa

of fame steelers running back franco harris. [ cheers and applause ] couldn't have been a nicer guy.r he played his last season with seattle, the only year he didn't play with the steelers. and i remember when that happened when i was kid, i was so sad that i cried. and i remember telling him that. and he realized -- on his face, he realized you're not that cool of a dude. [ laughter ] couldn't have been nicer. and then, the next day -- this is really exciting. i met, as of a day, hall of fame steelers running back, jerome bettis, who just got inducted into the hall of fame. [ cheers and applause ] and then i completed the steelers running back hat trick. because i was in the elevator the day of the super bowl and le'veon bell, the second year running back for the steelers, with a was in my elevator, and i said, "hey, man, i'm a steelers fan. congratulations on the amazing season." and he said, "thank you, sir." i realized he said "thank you, sir" because he's 22 and i'm twice as old as he is. [ laughter ] and when you have that realization about athletes, your brain folds in on itse

reuters reports that chancellor merkel conceded it was uncertain if a franco-german he's plan would succeed and reflected on the idea of sending weapons to ukraine. something the u.s. is currently considering. the current conflict has killed more than 5000 people according to reuters. we will bring you chancellor merkel's remarks are munich later today on c-span. next a look at the president's request for defense spending in fiscal year 2016 with pentagon officials. a recent hearing held by the senate armed services committee focusing on potential changes to military retirement conversation followed by your thoughts on the subject and other issues affecting the military by telephone, twitter, and facebook. >> the political landscape changed with the 100 14th congress. 43 new republicans and 15 democrats and 12 new republicans and one democrat in the senate there are 108 women and the first woman veteran. keep track of the members of congress using congressional conical on c-span.org. the page has useful information including voting results and statistics. new congress, best access. >> presi

. >> this is one of the most significant franco german diplomatic efforts in years. now we have max hoffman joined up -- joining us from the eu summit under way. we have this roadmap, but there is a long road ahead. is brussels going to pitch in to make sure that this deal works? >> first of all it is about putting everybody on the same page. francois hollande and angela merkel are going to do that, and i'm sure they have a lot of stories to tell after their negotiation marathon back in minsk. then it is about assessing the situation. as one senior eu diplomat put it towards me, that is not as easy as some people may think. even leaders here do not have all the information they need on the ground. then it is maybe about sending a signal to russia, and we expect this to happen, to not implement the sanctions that had been decided and were supposed to be implemented next monday but to postpone that. >> you know there will be some holdouts. some easter eu states like:, like lithuania are very skeptical of russia's intentions. -- some eastern eu states like poland, like

that's no different than james franco using instagram to meet hot children. good night, and long live the audience member of the week. [♪] >> from comedy central's world news headquarters in new york, this is the "daily show" with jon stewart. ( cheers and applause ) captioning sponsored by comedy central >> jon: welcome to the "daily show." my name is jon stewart! our guest tonight-- oh, man is this fella talented, incredibly talented fella-- oscar isaac, from the film "a most violent year," is going to be here, but first-- ( applause ) that's for all the young kuwaiti kids who might be watching. ( cheers and applause ) that's all natural right there. ( laughter ) but first, america's election campaigns have become insanely expensive, but there's no need to pretend to reach for your wallet anymore. someone else is picking up the tab. >> the political network led by the koch brothers, has put a price tag on its spending plans. >> $900 million in the 2016 cycle. >> that's a lot of money. >> jon: now, you may think to yourself, oh, that's ( bleep ) up. ( laught

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environmental and labor groups started their protests at franco gallow plaza, signs reading follow the science and just stop fracking. they say the process of injecting water, sand and chemicals into underground rocks is bad for the climate and for people's health. >> it's an intensive process that wastes a lot of water and california is in the biggest drought in recorded history. it's something that's affecting our environment. >> the other side of the coin comes to us from a spokesman for the governor who says there is no direct evidence of harm from fracking and the governor has done more to deal with climate change than any political leader in the western hemisphere including imposing fracking regulations some of the toughest in the nation. >> coming up next at 6:00 funneling military gear and cash to isis from within the united states. we're going to show you the results of a two-year long investigation by the fbi which took place in illinois and new york. >> plus spacex is trying to land another rocket on a barge in the middle of the ocean. we'll show you more on that. female ann

terrorism which is an issue that egypt has faced particularly in the sinai but certainly this has been a franco abuse of the term to oppress the population and put in power a military eregime that has denied the human rights have egyptians. >> training very much indeed, an assistant professor of history at georgetown university here in toe has. we are now going to go to our correspondent, rory in moscow who has been listening to the words, well, to the exchange in fact. it was interesting wasn't it, the fact that mr. sisi did identify them as having a huge amount in common, particularly the fact that they're facing what he called terrorism. >> these two leaders you could say were cut from the same cloth, very security-minded like a reverse power structure within respective countries and don't have too much truck with what they might dismiss as certain western truisms like human rights, so there's a lot they share in common, as your previous guest was saying, the red carpet has been rolled out in egypt billboards on the street with vladimir putin's face all over them. in one of the egyptian news

putin would accept any franco german plan even as they insisted they backed the peace effort. if diplomacy fails, the u.s. and europe will likely consider added sanctions or a combination of sanctions and arm transfers." this is what secretary of state john kerry said yesterday when he appeared on "meet the press." [video clip] sec kerry: i have no doubt that additional assistance of economic kind and other kinds will be going to ukraine. we do so understanding that there is no military solution. the solution is a political, diplomatic one. but president cl hadputin president -- president puti has gotn to take the offramp and we have got to remain committed to the sovereignty of ukraine. host: yes the meeting with other leaders for the national security conference in munich, and "the wall street journal" reporting this "the economic pain could force mr. putin to reevaluate his tactics. supporters of providing legal military supplies argued that it could change the kremlin's calculus, potentially by causing more russian casualties there. the question to all of you as washington

i want to bring in colonel rick franco francona francona. welcome. >> good morning. >> the u.s.needs to defeat isis. isn't mission creep inevitable now? >> i think so. we have to address isis wherever it pops up. as isis expands we have to take action to defeat it. i think the authorization to use military force is broad enough to address that. it doesn't restrict operations to a specific area. one question we might look at is egypt going to join the coalition now as an active partner. i think it was refreshing to see egyptians avenging christian blood. there have been a lot of accusations against the el sisi government he has not been active enough going after christian violence. this is a welcome sign. >> egypt says it needs help and approached the u.n. what should be done? >> egypt has been in a bad way since el sisi gained power. the united states regarded that as a coupe and restricted parts for the f-16 fleet and they need parts for apaches to address the threat in libya but their other border in the sinai peninsula. egypt does need help from the united states and internat

. >>> ukraine's president petro porashenko says that the new franco-german peace proposal presented on friday could work. petro porashenko made the comment at the munich security conference focussing on the escalating conference. germany's chancellor angela merkel is there, playing a key role in pushing ahead with a peace plan to end the conflict. >> translation: russia needs to do its bit in the ukranian crisis. it can't be solved by military peens. it's why it's imported more than ever to define steps to fill the minsk agreement with life. after the talks in moscow which the french president and i held it's uncertain whether they'll be crowned a success. from my view and the view of the french president, it was worth our while to make this attempt. i think we owe it at least not to the people affected in ukraine, by the crisis. >> life to the security conference in munich. zeina khodr is there. is there a unified position in ukraine among the western allies. >> the short answer to that is no. we heard after angela merkel made her statement, one off the other people ask her why don't

we didn't declare war on franco's spain. while important, shouldn't be what drives american policy. >> the point i'm making is to deny that they are from this enormously diverse and contradictory tradition of islam and that's where they find their legitimacy. that's the discourse that they use and the rhetoric that they use would be false. to take peter's point, we certainly did not fight communism per se, or fascism per se. the point i'm making, not knowing what communism is, not knowing what nazism is that's more like the position that we're in right now. knowing the ideology allows us to separate and address things one by one. >> peter, if they are -- if isis is such a threat to so many other muslims and middle easterners, why not let them take on the struggle? >> i think another very different debate which is how much of a threat this is. i think that's another issue one which you've seen obama take a different position than many of his republican critics. i don't think obama thinks isis is a potential real threat but i

retired lieutenant colonel rick franco na is our military analyst.e, but keeping with the military tradition, honor and honorable service is sacred. there's no worse thing than to call a military member dishonest right? >> that's right. we're always taught that an officer's word is their bond. the officer's code is we do not lie cheat or steal or tolerate those among us who do. i've read the executive summary, i think we have to put this in some context and realize what we're talking about here. we're not talking about, you know, lying for getting ahead. what's happening in the army -- i suppose the other services as well, be interesting to see how that plays out. but there are so many requirements placed on all levels of command. all units, particularly down at the brigade level and lower. there's so many training requirements. so many mandatory formations. so many things that have to be done that the commanders have to certify. it's such an overwhelming load. rather than saying, i can't do this the tradition is becoming, yes, we did it. so you're f

leo and james franco, will ferrell. >> will ferrell. a big fan of will ferrell? >> i know. i really -- i know. i think i frightened him. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: no. >> because he shrank back a a bit. and i ended up talking to his mother and his aunt because he was so overwhelmed by other fans. >> jimmy: he's such a good guy. >> he's such a good guy. >> jimmy: did you ever get starstruck before? do you get starkstruck? >> well, you know, i'm the generation, we were all in love with the beatles of course. >> jimmy: oh, yeah of course. [ applause ] did you ever see them live? >> i actually did. i went to the hollywood bowl when i was 12. and i was this tall when i was 12 i'm afraid. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: how cool. >> i was -- well it wasn't really. >> jimmy: well when you're a a 12 year old girl -- >> i was a geek. but anyway, my parents had just moved to california. i didn't know anyone. but i thought i have to go. i have to go see them. so, i was there by myself. and i remember they were playing and i was surrounded by all these girls wh

i mean at one point in the room would be leonardo dee cap pre owe talking to bradley cooper james francoevator paul mccartney and taylor swift are on stage. it was a strange night. >> the after party. >> yes. >> first of all, gentlemen, do you remember the after party before i even ask you about that? >> sufrl, yes. i wasn't -- >> horatio, do you remember the after party? >> i do. you know i can't say on television what i was doing with keith richards but it rhimes with my i go want in a. we were smoking my ig uchlt ana on stage. it's a little faint the pem ri but it was a great memory. >> okay. bill murray and emma stone i covered them iguama they didn't want any but i it felt i had to. just seeing chris rock it was like we won the super bowl and we didn't play anything. >> all right. let's talk about what we can talk about on tv other than this sort of refreshment that you dabbled in. >> and i walked past miley cyrus -- >> listen to you name dropping. >> miley cyrus asked if i wanted to do any gel owe spots with her. >> and you said. >> it sounded like an incredible idea. >> you turned

omar villa franco reports the man diplomats had been negotiating for days to save. >> japanese -- >> isis released this video claim to go show the beheading of japanese journalist kenji goto. in it the master manned with the british accent who appeared in similar execution videos stood beside goto holding the knife. >> the millitant delivers a message in english, to the japanese government. saying goto being executed because of japan's support for the war against isis. japanese prime minister, expressed outrage over the killing. he told reporters i feel indignation over this immoral and haneous act of terrorism. he also vowed japan will continue to provide humanitarian aid to countries fighting the terrorism. the japanese had been working with jordan to try to win goto's freedom n this video he is holding the picture of jordanian high lot isis captured last month. isis said it would spare the pilot's month and free goto in exchange for the release of would be suicide bomber held in jordanian prison. officials were ready to bargain but they wanted their pilot freed too and proof he wa

robert franco from our billionaire's team. >> on bloomberg radio, first word is up next.the second hour of the "the pulse." the conversation around greece. yanis varoufakis and hans nichols talking about monopoly money. >> it was a chess again. hans nichols versus yanis varoufakis. a pretty funny exchange. and our question of the day -- are they playing poker or chess? >> or something else. ♪ >> bailout breakdown. talks between greece and the euro group collapse. varoufakis wants an honorable settlement and there is no plan b. >> the banks are definitely taking a hit. >> the ukraine conflict continues with the first deaths since the cease-fire went into effect. >> good morning to our viewers in europe, good evening to those in asia good morning to those just waking up in the united states. >> we are just getting some breaking news out of germany. german zew investment expectations are a little bit below expectations. >> it has come through a little on the light side. the number is better than last time. relative to the previous number better. relative to the estimate numb

matt: not at james franco does not hosted -- host it.or would you rather see artists perform? matt: artists, thanks to your report. the problem is they picked the wrong people. someone like dylan does not win a grammy, and they give it to someone we have forgotten. stephanie: i am sure bob dylan has won grammys. i am excited to see kanye west's new sidekick, paul mccartney. if you saw, his collaboration kanye fans said who is the guy with the guitar? matt: it is his pot dealer, no? stephanie: no. do you like chicken wings? matt: i do. stephanie: do you like wings or the sauce. let me say wings, i will not be eating them while i watch the grammys. matt: good to know. stephanie ruhle, thank you for joining me. stephanie: guess who is joining me brendan greeley. that is hot. matt: i guess i will tune in. stephanie will coming up. stay with us on "in the loop." ♪ scarlet: it is 56 minutes past the hour. bloomberg tv is on the markets. i am scarlet fu. investors have now had almost 90 minutes to dissect the jobs report -- the january jobs rep

i used to volunteer with the late doug franco, james franco's father, and he would say -- we would dorphan development projects in high-conflict rural areas, and he would often say orphan development is the front line on the war on terror. what are your thoughts about these types of approaches towards leading with peace initiatives? >> guest: absolutely. and, by the way we did that at the beginning of the cold war. we didn't just create nato, we did the international monetary fund and the world bank. but also all sorts of social organizations around the world world health organizations development groups and u.n. development projects. at the aspen institute, we have a middle east investment initiative, for example, that helps palestinians and others in the muslim world create small businesses often with loan guarantees or loans from the israeli banks so that you get people working together. this is something benjamin franklin understood in nebraska. it wasn't just about -- in philadelphia. it wasn't just about big organizations, it was about people getting together to form civil corps

i'm gianna franco in the traffic center. an accident blocking lanes. looks like traffic is backed up as a result. past there, traffic is moving along okay through oakland. san mateo bridge no delays. we had earlier slow-and-go conditions on the westbound side headed towards foster city but right now things have eased up nicely as well as the golden gate bridge a nice ride into san francisco. roberta? >>> good morning. thank you, gianna. if you are heading out the door, we do have nothing but blue skies a few high, thin clouds and temperatures currently in the 40s and 50s. it is currently 55 in san francisco. 50 degrees in san jose going up to a high today close to a record of 76 degrees. we had four record breaking temperatures yesterday. today near or record breakers again. you won't notice the difference in a cooldown on sund female announcer: get 36 months interest-free financing, and save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day

we saw hollande and merkel in these negotiations, but the franco-german negotiations have become almostive. tom: francine lacqua said that earlier. brendan b: if we have a huge loss recorded on greece as a result of what happens here opened up the german public, the issues going forward is going to be -- why did we ever get into this? can we imagine the german public having a truth commencement why did they allow greece to come into the eu in the first place? i think you will see such a revulsion of german public opinion, like the swiss public opinion on the intervention against the experiment, that you didn't have to say -- will germany be behind the project going forward? tom: brendan brown, thank you so much of mitsubishi, troy gayeski. let me do a forex report right now, not moving so much this morning. $1.13 euro-dollar, but more weakness on the ukrainian currency, hryvnia we will watch a very closely again. oil again, $49.70 on oil, stay tuned for another hour of "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> this is "bloomberg surveillance." >> it is a bridge too far as the demand a deal for gre

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mussolini, franco, or hitler. think he has a disrespect for our president who is in the category of john f. kennedy martin luther king for bringing the country together and fighting racism, who killed bin laden. i think giuliani -- all americans who love america should tell giuliani to tone it down and perhaps find out what is this problem. why is he using obama as a scapegoat? host: the british paper "the guardian" has statements on the top general in nato. "russian expansion as exhibit ambitions could quickly become an obvious existential threat to our whole being. the alliance needed fast capacity to counter russian efforts at coercion and propaganda, as seen in ukraine. talking of an air of constant repetition with russia, bradshaw told an audience that nato had to maintain a cohesive system of deterrence on its eastern borders, something that would require help from the eu." maria from new jersey. caller: good morning, pedro. i'm sorry for my voice. i agree with them mayor's remarks. i think this comes back t

curious to see if james franco takes home a grammy for best spoken word. >> everyone is excited aboutd if you were hoping he would show up in the show. he is not going to get started. he is going to correct. too busy doing super bowl commercials. >> ricky martin with the first album. >> i won't insult the spanish language by saying the title, but it translates for those who want to listen. this is his 41st song to place on the latin charts. >> the "fifty shades of grey" sound track and beyonce is on that. >> and there is also a track called did that hurt? no subtlety there. >> really? >> really. >> no. >> yes. >> and minutes later you have the movie and a gozillion people have played that. the billionaire with all sorts of proclivities in the bedroom that we won't go into detail. did you read the book? >> instead of going to victoria secret she should go to home depot. >> exactly. >> thank you so much. >> up next -- >> and all the news you need before you walk out the door after this. duct tape, a how do i get hotel deals nobody else gets?... i know a guy. price-line ne-go-ti-a-tor! i