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the work is activists, like the ones that carol is talking anility, but they may not think that they can get it done in government. they watch the web site and see you can get stuff accomplished. but the bo tom line is where you want to make and the kind of systemic change. you don't have to keep asking vichblg companies to make changes out of their sort of largest qh. they do it where we are getting women inside. that's what we need. we know when we ask men and women who was the most important reason that they ran in the first place, and i'm sure this was carroll backing this up from her own personal experience, they run for office because they care passionately about something and they want to change it. and they find if they try to change it outside the system and they run for office and get it from the ininside. for men, they've had a long standing interest in the year in politics. so we are interested in doing something to change things systemically so that we can see some real long term change in this country. [ applause ] >> there are two women at the mic. and then we have to

anilling, it's not natural gas. it's natural gas -- >> and tight oil. >> it's tight oil. you know, in my state of ohio, right now we have wet gas, dry gas, and oil coming from -- ale. it's very -- >> and it's about a futures market, too, isn't it. so it's about what the future might hold with this new technology. >> right. >> that can have an effect. let me ask one more question, and feel free to jump in here. i have only a few seconds left. but in terms of this issue of affecting the price of the gas at pump, i look at what happened in the windfalls tax, at the uk in their experience. but let me hear counter point of view if you disagree with me, but what do you think the effect would be on the price of gas at the pump if coxeanies by say $25 billion over the next ten years? would it have a positive or negative effect or no effect? >> so to the extent you're paying more in tax and less ine you're reducing supply. right? that'stt- >> take it to the next level. >> i'm sorry. >> so what does that mean? >> i was going to take that a when you get to the point that increased p

service sector and also in the minute we have left i wanted to you to address this is the story of anil you were talking about in all these young people who are stuck with massive student loans yeah i mean it's very very difficult at this point not only do a lot of people have expenses like student loans and health care expenses but there is also there's high turnover in this industry in fact in the manufacturing industry people knew they were going to stay in these jobs for decades and it kind of made peace but that here we have people who you know every three months they change their jobs a lot of the middle class are working class and it's really difficult to get them to really invest in these jobs and the big unions like the a.f.l.-cio and sci you they don't want to invest in these jobs because they just don't have the resources to build a movement are going to thank you so much for the great reporting that you're doing for dropping by tonight. thank you so much for having me student loan debt in america is now over one trillion dollars in credit card debt for the first time in amer

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there that still have tattoo us a auschwitz and the entire jewish people were so very close to be anile eight. -- annihilated. they aren't going to march to the gas chambers anymore. i don't want a war. prime minister doesn't want one but the best way to avoid one is to make it incredibly clear that iran is not going to get a nuclear weapon under any circumstances. further, rather than publicly asking israel to stand down and quit talking about military action. what we ought to be doing, israel has right to defend themselves. they are sovereign nation and they have a right to protect their security. >> greta: there is no on doubt that israel has a right to defend itself. i know prime minister netanyahu said a couple times. what he was saying, if they preemptively defend themselves against iran building a nuclear weapons he was looking for a timing he could defend themselves. there is nobody that denies israel should have a right to defend themselves. i never get a clear answer out of anyone that comes here or even prime minister netanyahu, nobody knows or nobody want to let the cat out

described the story of the jewish people by saying it proved that slings, arrows, and gas chambers can anileate man, but cannot destroy human values, dignity, and freedom, and he has lived those values. [ applause ] he has taught us to ask more of ourselves and to empathize more with our fellow human beings. i am grateful for his life's work and his moral example. i'm proud to announce that later this spring i will invite simon peres to the white house to present him with america's highest civilian honor, the presidential medal of freedom. [ applause ] in many ways this award is a symbol of the broader ties that bind our nations. the united states and israel share interests, but we also share those human values that shimon spoke about. a commitment to human dignity. a belief that freedom is a right that is given to all of god's children. an experience that shows us that democracy is the one and only form of government that can truly respond to the aspirations of citizens. america's founding fathers understood this truth, just as israel's founding generation did. president truman put it well des

anil from william blair coming to us from paris.cebook summoning analysts from wall street's big banks to its menlo park headquarters for a pre-ipo briefing. taylor is back at hq. what can we expect kayla? what will they be told behind closed doors, these lucky insiders? >> those doors are closing just about now. that meeting starting pretty much as we speak. it could go anywhere from a couple hours to all day. the presenters on deck, likely the entire suite of facebook executives as well as key engineers and product heads to discuss what comprises each segment and how it makes money. the big question, whether the company will disclose forward-looking information. typically companies do but whether that gets disclosed in its filings later depends on whether that material is deemed, well material. capital markets lawyers we spoke with said facebook would have to disclose hard estimates it gives out to the audience, even though the audience has signed nondisclosure agreements. but if executives couch the outlook as general opinion on

republicans anile ated her. a sized from the caucus in a lot of ways, and i think at the end of the day she just said this is just not worth it. >> patricia murphy, thank you for some super sunday of nalgsz. >> thank you. >> leading up to super tuesday. >> nice seeing you. >> nice seeing you too. thank you. >> thanks. >>> another one far from away the united states in russia where vladimir putinin is looking to return to the presidency. we're live in moscow next. no. it's truck month! no. it's truck month! no. it's chevy truck month! definitely that one, boss. solid. let's try the other one again. ♪ chevy truck month ♪ no. it's truck month! ♪ truck month ♪ no. truck month! no. it's chevy truck month. yeah. [ male announcer ] it's chevy truck month. who have used androgel 1%, there's big news. presenting androgel 1.62%. both are used to treat men with low testosterone. androgel 1.62% is from the makers of the number one prescribed testosterone replacement therapy. it raises your testosterone levels, and... is con

of for porum is celebrated and we read the book of esther about the rescue of jewish people from anilation. the hand of god is there on every pace of the story of the book of esther, but the work is ultimately brought about by the acts of a single principled, courageous, and beautiful woman, named esther. in this week, i would be remiss if i didn't introduce to you the beautiful, principled and courageous woman i'm blessed to have as my wife, esther lieberman. [applause] so i'm sure you'll agree with me that the best proof of esther's courage is that she has lived with me for 29 years. okay. for me, as you know, this is a special moment, because it's the last time i'll have the honor to stand before you at this conference as the united states senator. but i want to make very clear, next year, i'm just leaving the senate. i'm not retiring. [applause] and i specifically want to pledge to you now that whatever the next chapter of my life brings, and wherever it takes me, i will continue to stand with you as you have stood with me, to identifying for -- to fight for the causes that brought us