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asa lowe in new york city. >> they said there was limited damage and power outages. i don't know what to believe. >> reporter: charlie jones in north carolina. >> they won't let us back in. you have to have a reentry pass. >> reporter: with power out to 800,000 homes in maryland and more than half a million in north carolina and pennsylvania, many people are not being allowed home. the feds expect second-guessing. >> a lot of people say why did i have to evacuate. >> reporter: the 3,000 plus evacuated in new york city were allowed back and the mayor defended the city's first ever forced evacuations. >> all in all we're in pretty good shape because of the exhaustive steps we took to prepare for whatever came our way. >> reporter: president obama tonight praised the coordinated storm response. >> as i've told governors and mayors across the affected area, if they need something, i want to know about it. we will make sure we respond as quickly and effectively as possible. >> reporter: the whole east coast is in pretty good shape after a three-day assault by hurricane ir

. >> you're asking for asa and -- permission to spend 300,000 out of the 500,000. >> that is correct. >> i want to say i appreciate the way you are approaching the contracts with outside law firms compared to what you used to do, and i ask this question earlier and was not going to question it, but i do appreciate the fact that you have a bench. i keep thinking interests -- jurists, but i think that is a good approach. we can pick and choose, and depending on some of front contract, it feels like you almost have to use amounthem, so thank you. >> i also want to thank you for your approach and how you are going to undertake the work they need, and also i'd appreciate her you have really taken the view on how we can get things done, but i wanted to ask, if you have any information you can share with us, and in the past we have had negotiated services, and i would like to know what our relationship looks like now with the city attorney. i am happy to hear them now, what ever you have. >> we have $350,000 but was given -- that was given, but they have significant expertise they still rely

from active duty a lot of them suffered clinical depression alcoholism why is that why is it that when asa notes retire they can always find the right way on earth. well i think it's very similar to that old saying that after you've been peri what else is there you know. it is it's a high point in everybody's life and then when that high point stops and you go back to living a normal life again a lot of times it's hard to recover because many people will say yes i understand what you did but what can you do for me now and so. to be successful you have to always look forward not to look backward yes i went to the moon twice i've made four spaceflights that was of the past what am i doing now what how can i satisfy my life and enjoy life and see things and so a lot of us of course travel to look at the earth after we've seen it so far thank you very much for this interview my pleasure take care.

resolution to impose sanctions against president bashar assad's regime russia's advancing and says asa q.b. given an opportunity to carry out the reforms he started the un human rights council puts the number of dead at around two thousand two hundred and ordered an investigation into the actions of syrian security forces meanwhile a group of syrian opposition members has been a meeting in turkey to try and form a national council. enter a new man as confessed to killing a nuclear scientist into iran last year and says he had connections with israeli intelligence during a trial session ali jalali function said mossad taught him how to carry out terrorist acts including how to plant a bomb found guilty defended skewed face a death penalty physicist masood he was assassinated in a bomb attack outside in january last year two other scientists were also killed after wards. one of the strongest earthquakes on record has shaken the east coast of the united states the tremor has forced the evacuation of parts of washington including the white house and pentagon white was also felt in new york

. >> reporter: asa and her fiance richard went fishing on sunday in the grand river near their me.k a bite. >> second i threw the pole out, it was -- the pole was jumping. i said to richard -- >> there it is. >> here it is. >> reporter: it was a pacu, a vegetarian piranha native to the amazon river in south america. it's a species that doesn't belong in the grand river and it was likely dumped by someone who couldn't take care of it. let's be honest, okay? there's probably a lot of stuff that doesn't necessarily belong in the grand river.ç but to dump a species that doesn't belong in the river? some might call that a form of animal cruelty. that's what this fish expert ben vandinder would say. >> mostly it's sad to see there's another pacu that isn't where it belongs. >> reporter: because a pacu in water that drops below near-tropical temperatures is a dead fish. a common fate for the species sold in pet shops that grows very large very quickly. >> we call them trash can lid fish because they get to be the size of a trash can lid. people think they're doing the fish a favor. >> i r

stated, a asa leo leon strategy for a transition that we are following. it is based on frankly the decision the president obama made upon taking office that we have lost momentum to the taliban. when he came into office, the situation we found was not very promising. so he did order additional troops. fulfilled thend more a tripling of civilians on 1.025.und to we put in a lot of effort to try to stabilize and reversed the deteriorating situation. i think we both believe that we are now at a place where we can now begin the transition and do so in a responsible way. part of that transition is supporting afghan reconciliation. we have said that for a very long time. i gave a comprehensive speech about our approach in february at the asia society in new york. ambassador marc grossman who is leading our efforts to build a diplomatic framework for this kind of reconciliation effort is proceeding in very vigorously. because we know that there has to be a political resolution, alongside the military gains and sacrifice that we have put in alongside the sacrific

will make you successful in life and make you that well-rounded person, that person who is successful asa colleague, neighbor, are the same things that make you successful in a job. employers say, through the surveys we have seen, lots of different places at show that what the employers most value are those things like critical thinking and problem solving, the ability to communicate, the analytical. -- be analytical. those are the things we think we do best in higher education. this conversation about are we train people for jobs or like it is, in fact, the same conversation because those are the same skills that you need to be successful in life and in a good job. the conversation gets rockier from that point, because there are differing returns to different types of credentials, and i think that is part of tony's most recent research. we have to begin differentiating the kinds of things that people are majoring in and the occupation they choose. not all of the returns are universally the same, but all of the returns for people with a secondary skills and credentials are higher than tho