she would go on to become famous. she is a still beautiful woman and a lot of stories to tell about many men in her life. including billy rose. >> billy was very resourceful. he got to close all the other acts. sally ran. all of those things were going on while our box office was open. we had crowded standing room only crowds every single night. >> at every performance, esther would perform an aquatic duet with johnny wismuller. wismuller was already a star. having been picked out of an acting pool to play tarzan. >> reporter: mgm gave their hunk on a film. >> the world champion swimmer. >> hey girls, how about grabbing yourselves an -- and let's play swimming tag. >> according to esther williams he did plenty of cavorting in and out of the pool and it was not so innocent. he says that he used to follow her around and could not play his trunks on. >> johnny didn't play tarzan, he thought he was tarzan. once he learned that line, me tarzan, you jane. everybody was jane. >> reporter: what she didn't know is that her age

where i've become. hot plate. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others to a few still noticed. faces change the world lights now. so picture of today's leaves my own two hands from around the globe. dropped to. fifty. with creating the sustainable operation focused on making it and from what you are making my term self-interest i'm sure that is what you're looking but has always been the case and have. businesses for hundreds of years without using the label. but i think what we're going to capitalism do was this notion that economists brought to it which was the idea of profit maximizing. it's only a matter of hours now before the official start of the twenty fourth games anticipation is growing with the entry surrounding the opening ceremony just adding to the excitement plus he says the competition is just about ice and snow not all the athletes have gathered here in sochi will be giving out the fashion gongs at the winter olympics from the we had a wonderful costumes to be overly bright and just downright bizarre. and embarrassed us di

it could become an olympic event in 2018.ch there plenty at stake here, but this type of ice hockey could have wider importance on the question of immigration, here in sweden they are using it as a blueprint to help refugees really become part of society. introducing the national team of somalia. seven months after forming they were competing in the world championships in siberia. it could lead to somalia going to the winter olympics for the first time. but the real aim is to reduce tensions in the area. >> we'll have the opportunity of just sharing with the swedish people what they have, and what they are proud of, because playing on ice is not a part of somali culture, and it creates a kind of platform where we can meet and then we have something to discuss together. >> if we did something very strange that everybody seems impossible, and we do it together, make it possible, swedish, and somalis together, we can become closer to each other, and that's [ inaudible ]. [ laughter ] >> reporter: they have not yet won a game, bu

the first woman in the one hundred year history to become the head of the federal reserve. she is a proven leader. and you stop just because his birth. of jan is exceptionally well qualified for this role. she served in leadership positions at the fed for more than a decade. yemen who hails from a tuition broken family will place a wide variety of challenges during the forty eight am. according to economists. continue to see what we've seen already danielle and it will likely be a little bit softer and monetary policy more inclined to print money. a film like to keep interest rates the short term rate policy rate at b is there a longer than the day he would have the economists are turning south. we can just get out of it because it's been too which means the world. and today people are becoming too dependent on cheap money last week during the nineties loves teaching this gem and the fed announced a second ten billion dollars reduction in complying with the idea the right to be texting from the car wants to be seen policy. what we expected the dollar strengthening our stock

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a farmer and i should become the front was i me specifically what in as i and you just gave it to me you said to become a farmer of an eye out side of i like my job i love being a reporter but what do you mean specifically if i'm going to pass what would you say. first i would as you know how to drive a tractor i can drive a stick shift car does that count. all of the help anyway if you don't want to become a farmer farmers have been a terrible terrible business for thirty years that's about to change in the form or is it going to be driving the lamborghinis in the future this is going to be driving tractors or taxis perhaps even the good ones will learn how to drive a tractor so they can work for the rich farmers the world is in the process of changing the financial center has had its thirty years now it's going to be the people who produce real goods you should buy become a farmer bio farm you could become a tractor salesman so for the seed for lots of ways to get involved you could become the agricultural correspondent you love being a reporter be the farm car reporter got it than

has been sworn into a term as chair of the us central bank yell and sixty temper ninety eight to become the first woman to head that her term as chair and every thirty two thousand and eighteen gallon is scheduled to testify before us lawmakers want the gory eleven and i cannot separate thirteen in what will probably be her first comments on monetary policy and the economy after taking the reins of the us central bank gallon is to appear before the house financial services committee and there are eleven and the senate banking committee on february thirteen yell and who was the best daycare last spoke publicly of her senate confirmation hearing on november fourteen before the fed kept its first half going down is a massive bond buying program. as you the controversial french comedian utah may have been banned from entering britain after several other shows were canceled in cramped be a dante had said he would travel to the uk to support its brand footballer nicholas and alcott who is facing a disciplinary hearing after performing eight when al and allegedly anti semitic gesture during a

many ways the issue goes beyond the ukraine, it goes to the heart of the issue, what will russia become over the next decade or so? right now, putin is embarking russia on some sort of nostalgic, i think, irrational, in fact, imperial restoration. the eurasian union he wants to create, of course, centered in moscow, would really be a restoration of the soviet union minus some european portions and of course of the russian empire. i think that is driving him in the wrong direction, it is delaying the democratization of russia, it is preventing russia becoming a major european power, which otherwise it could be, within europe or connected to europe in some fashion. >> he has no interest in becoming a european power. or he has made a decision not to go that route? >> that's right, and at the same time he has made a decision that ukraine has to be prevented from becoming a european state. that it has to be subordinated, incorporated into the so-called eurasian union with moscow as the capital. and i think that is a serious threat to europe and of course a tremendous offense to the ukrainian

the company could possibly shrink and become more profitable.evenues have gone down, but rabbits have not. earning per share is quite good. i do not have any billion-dollar industry standard service businesses they sold lenovo, but they are shrinking by choice in some respects. the keys to figure out how to grow in more profitable areas of our. it is becoming a software and services company. 10-50% of their services are hardware, and that is a lower number than it was recently. terms of jobs, they recently committed to keeping 3100 jobs in new york a through 2016. one analyst says that they could cut 13,000 jobs this year. is that what you are hearing? shift company has had to and they need to become smaller and more focused. when they sold the computer business to lenovo, now they are offering the server business. they have to shift their focus to clout and social and mobile areas, away from the legacy hardware business. that might mean cutting some jobs. we have heard from employee groups that they are already earning to cut overseas in europe

some of those who have become postures of war meanwhile the sounds a warning sign that. they will be referred to the security council for chapter seven secretary of state john kerry threatens military action against syria if the destruction or with chemical weapons is delayed any for. also ukraine's opposition it steals the show at the munich security conference calling on the west to become involved in the crisis beyond just vocal support. by afghan battlefield we'll give you a look at the brand new skis turn to sochi and test the trades and squirts ration cars the upcoming winter games. this is not international coming to you live from moscow thanks for joining us. an estimated eighteen thousand people including many women and children remain trapped in the rubble hold ya move palestinian refugee camp in southern damascus hundreds of relief parcels how clannish to reach the calm for the first time in several months but that's too late for at least eighty five people have died there says the middle of last year from illness and starvation. took a trip inside the rubble

president obama apparently uninformed about what's going on he says he hopes these protesters won't become violent whereas the bad they've been violent for more than a week they've killed policemen they were occupying government buildings they've set buildings on fire in ukraine and then we get this incredible statement by the european union and washington that they're going to sanction people who resort to violence now of course that's meant to be a threat at the president of grain but how about the guys wearing masks in the streets and hurling the wallets of cocktails. them all at the molotov cocktail to somebody from the state department going to go on the street and get their names phone numbers and addresses it's provide stress to what extent is what's going on in ukraine right now a left for says right or vice a versa or nash. lists first is something else or you know what how it how do we characterize as how do how to how do americans understand what's going on. you begin by understanding that inquiry by reason of hundreds of years of history is profoundly divided country half mainl

a major military player enter into collective security agreements become a nuclear power that will become the tipping point i believe war the destabilization of the region as japan functioned as a junior partner for the united states against the soviet union against china that was one thing but today japan is asserting its own independent imperial designs of course there's a debate in japan the japanese people are for it but i think that can be the thing that would shift the situation in a way that makes it out of control it's been under control by the united states it could go out of control korea south korea north korea and china of course are very concerned as they should be about this development do you david do you agree with that the peril of going back to the beginning of the twentieth century and so you have these these alliances here the united states has promised to back up but through treaty agreements japan and. we just heard from brian there i just want to be more assertive and i use that word very carefully there but the it would make people do worry that the japanese will f

naturally asia's becoming more powerful the united states is becoming less powerful and so on and so forth so in the long term the americans know that they cannot hold back iran and really the only realistic way forward is for the united states to become more reasonable and rational towards the country. to university of tehran thanks for your time. thank you the days of sprawling those surveillance sites dotting the british countryside could be numbered coming up find out how senior u.k. politicians are trying to put the american spy genie back in the bottle. the united states. significant technological over the rest it is now using that spy on the rest of the wall there was the deal between the u.s. and england where u.s. spy agencies could spy on people in the u.s. but british spy agencies could spy on people in the u.s. so the government said all right each of us will spy on the other citizens and then we'll trade and that way we'll be sure veiling our own people so this is what i think of as the scandal. eighteen minutes past the hour afghanistan's government has admitted to hold

been the new ring from us to become premier. he has that she is already the mirror florence but he has no experience on the global stage. rensing and ambitious, was elected the mayor of -- the head of the party last september. he has no experience. he called for a change of government, criticizing nicoletta for not acting quick enough to restart the economy. >> we see a need to open a new phase and have a new government. which can share as part of a coalition a wide, open program. >> inspired by former risk premised or tony blair and his renewal of the labour party, he is noted for his relaxed style. he gained popularity by cutting local taxes and promoting recycling in florence. they hope he will bring fresh air to italian politics come along tainted by instability and corruption scandals. many times say they are keeping their expectations low. >> i don't think much has changed. >> really tired of it all. never see real results. >> renzi wants economic reform in order to restore confidence in the economy. >> you are in front of

explosions like that have become common place since march 2011, when the cracked down on protesters.t has forced nearly 9 million people to flee their homes, and the situation is expected to get worse. international peace talks are stalled. officials have agreed to attempt a third round of talks, but so far no date has been set. some say it's time for countries like the u.s. to make military action, an option president obama has been reluctant to consider. >> we'll continue to support the syrian people, our commitment to the opposition, the care for the displaced and pursuit of a political resolution that achieves a government that respects the dignity of its people. >> many americans are reluctant to get involved. but americans are also resourceful, launching their own efforts to help. many syrian americans have found creative ways to mobilize resources and communities to bring attention to what is happening in syria. and we are lucky enough to have a few of those join us, a former congressional staffer, and creative director of islamic relief usa, and mayor of prospect park in new

inevitable that at some point with more and more gerrymandering drawing these lines districts would become a bit used to not be that everyone lived in a mostly republican or democratic area but because we keep changing the lines that's what is happening so now you if you're there now quit if you're a republican you can't have your picture taken with president obama it'll screw you up in the next primary so therefore they don't even talk to each other anymore they don't socialize with each other there's no one wants to compromise because the lose the next primary which is why the republicans leave in control of the house but the democrats women national action yes closer the way it's right because they're it doesn't matter exactly. so you where obama could be unpopular and win another election just on the way the system sets up exactly should we change the system well there should be yes there should be a better way to draw congressional lines absolutely and there the problem is in order to change the system you would have to have congress vote for will congress women aren't going all women

startr wanted to companies, i did not want to become the people that run things, i did not want to become political. the people that run companies have to be political. a little bit of backstabbing and planning and strategies. what is the next step up the ladder, i did not want to play that game. i just decided at a company that was making all the products, hewlett-packard, i would be an engineer for my entire life. i loved designing things. i loved being in the laboratory and making devices. i loved writing software and programs. i did not want to be one of wase -- even when apple very successful and we had a lot of wealth, i did not want the wealth and the power. apple, i said i will not run the company, other people will have to run it. i will be an engineer and design products. and successful we were. product, webasic did not start with an idea. ideas about how computers would affect society. maybe 500 club, members. stanford professors would talk about how important it was for these machines to do things that would help people relate to other people, to communicate. they would help e

jenny the missing daniel black become the seed is molded just one of religious conversion. it's taken a young man from the shot of guns drugs and pain. and given him hope and joy that he reflects back upon the world through his songs. i intend extant today and gone in seattle . these days timbers altitude isn't the only factor contributing to its reputation as one of the highest us cities colorado's decision to become the first state to legalize recreational sailor consumption of marijuana has sparked a big influx of interest to tourists all the gear for a taste of the greener side of denver for operator such as color iraqi men hide tours frequent with experience smokers who will show you around the puc approval the company is just one of several of his tour operators and embrace color of his decision to become the first state to legalize marijuana for residents and non residents on january first. i let her baby dolls and geo and our guide each one of them has the pages at a building or a mac cheese annie also have a little bay at the guest bed with them are they really did

is robert smalls who becomes a war hero and he's not a field hand. his master owned ships and so he himself was a pilot so during the war he steals a confederate ship and turns it over to become the war hero and then run run fr state office in hopes like the state constitution and finally runs for congress. he is raised in south carolina and his house is still there. the ambassador dies during the war and he likes the house and he buys it. his mistress is still alive and she's a little old and one day she walks in the door so what does he do? he takes her in it he gives her a room free of board and cares for her for the rest of her life. so, one story of private confession is admittedly anecdotal. but americans today say that it was indicative. ask them what part of this was vindictive, decent public schools, which they lacked before the war, voting rights for all mail americans come integrated streetcars. when i go to a conference in the south or speak in the south, one of the things i like to do is go on tour and my partner doesn't allow me to talk

what should be allowed don't want to become a special area to legalize prostitution. perhaps contribute more to the gdp of the local economy. although it's hard to calculate exactly how much money don't want prostitution industry has contributed to a local economy including been a huge part of the new makeup prostitution become so widely expected to be many others in china. one krakow might not do anything things after that the bigger help complete the problem with the industry. moving on up to get the prize. it dawned on tv or to understand the cost of living. today we have people must read to get a compliment to me that on paper would take a look again i'll admit i think you and me to come to the conclusion that men should be amended to my knowledge. i think the key element of the one comment looking happy. the next edition. i think i think even the creaky wish me a couple dollars in tuition of our nation. helping those dead people can keep her and then i usually do that it'll make me feel virtuous. how's the current cash and whodunit that into the living ever hoped

well when things become so desperate. retreat or human societies retreat into forms of magical thinking at the end of the. indian wars. in the latter part of the one nine hundred centuries you saw the rise of the ghost dance. which swept through the remnants of native communities these communities believed that the great spirit the warriors would come back. the buffalo herds would come back. they would get their lands back the white colonizer would disappear that is replicated i mean anthropologists have studied throughout societies that collapse now we the way we express our crisis called is through the radical christian right again a form of magical thinking which denies evolution which believes in the rapture that those believers when jesus returns will be raptured up into heaven that's a classic example of a crisis cult so that when things become desperate you gather in a church you pray you carry out christian ritual you tend to lash out at a society to purge you see it in the rhetoric you know whether it's against h

earlier mr goes to prepare you for normal everyday lives he had to become a normal person. when you leave the park. you're like an animal that knows nothing about society. i successfully finished my training and counseling. he is. the secret garden. modi is still bad mood this is helping england to lead a normal life. cases circled the reintegration of the sun working for a government that it unfolds against the use this card to check up on nathan's progress. a month after the end of the training them. he wants to see the tools it would unfold with about three thousand units on top brands. it appears and says with a steamy in there but i think it's a process of maturing and when the mana cost. they went unanswered and when owens rebuild ties to some really funny yet to see the upper body then that summer training program has continually knowledge and skills to set up his own company. i may have only india. soak them in a process as one in chile and a support to his two children and put them on to their relationship didn't survive the tendons of the cost he is but now it's l

it has become very popular in the shaanxi province. the news that neil has gotten thinner because china's president didn't bring a meal of the cormorant on honoring chairman lee and john. dawn was the invasion of february eighteen the intel corners on feet and all that he didn't think own problems. she prepared for papers for chunky praline job in the dye didn't i'd be kept out. the parade could be on the undertow for sandwiches and cold noodles and pita bread soaked in grampian. not many restaurants shaanxi province will start promoting would appeal to consumers. in that condition cop adopted us around ten dollars for each one. the owners of these restaurants all want to get more popular through the set meal. don't go away because of that money matters were talking but not cocky the kitchen. i looked up and tried our very popular when they could tell that it's pretty much turning chunk of the high quality product that works for high fashion from the many other items a huge profit margin. gov perdue was like in china to japan to securi

will have a similar success rate and also believe that after a difficult start in life could become a favorite with the public. come here boy. oh. isn't a lone star fair also hoping that a number of dolphins and even alters display psychic tendencies. sochi around the clock on air and online stay with our coverage from our start to studios from their. from the slopes and ranks of the winter games you can find out on artsy international and are dedicated websites twenty fourteen dot artsy dot com . twenty four teen promise is the ultimate in exhilarating winter. storm and you see no way i'm a criminal and i'm the last of our little hate news team for some twenty four take . on it. there is a call for the spirits of the games to calm global conflicts especially in syria with russia's foreign ministry urging all sides to sign the so-called olympic cease fire and stop the bloodshed but the situation in the conflict zone worsens they liue and its consequences felt far and wide now america's counterterrorism departments are right in the alarm after dozens of u.s. citizens move to join the f

but others have decided to leave for a trip ralph for example has become an engineer. he's got new illusions about the future of just great hard to justify spending hundreds of millions of dollars to prevent something bad. we don't know if it's really can act of courage. if cca. the federal government needs to help one call soon there are many hundreds of cultures that. wood also to the we like to be preserved so. were the star. what price can you put on the preservation of inclusion you wait the financial costs against the disappearance of it in a way of life. because the hard truth is this if nothing is done. culture that has endured four thousand years old very soon just to hear what we were. this all sheesh man living on the edge of a precipice that sold from this edition we visited more nations of course coming up said tuesday. and one russia's foreign minister in question as to the news edition of the standoff in ukraine. hosking european leaders with a violent riots have anything to do with democracy. so fighting in syria. the first eight months reaches the pale

we have to be fairly transparent to become familiar with the private sector to become so that with the public we build trust. that is one of the reasons we're here today. get outu have plans to and about? i know you said you have traveled to the southern border. we are working on redeveloping some ideas right now. in all parts of the country. >> turning to a few other issues. threats,the homeland one of the things that was clear to me when i was in the roles i had in congress was how ofortant the mission vertical information sharing was to the department. it is not just a role played here in federal government land sharing information among the federal agencies. down getting information to first responders who could be privateou also could be citizens who smell something strange in the house next door or something weird anywhere. mission is going much better. i am looking at charlie allen who at one point was the head of the intelligence function. this.ked a lot about one of the improvement i think that congress insisted on was setting up something called the inter-agency risk assessme

so the win and become the key connectors. they are sort of the social connectors that become the political. you also asked and i tried to talk a little bit about that in the march. there were interesting stories of white women on the march who this was right about the time the women's movement is just in its form, and the white women who are on the margin has been activmarch and hasbeen active ae seen the movement is bringing to the floor what they see as the gender qualities as well. some are talking about how they are getting hit on all the time and it doesn't become a public story because if you were to bring up the story in the context it tries not to escalate into a scam but under the surface they are holding meetings and talk about so on and so it launches this generation that is growing out of the civil rights movement. for black women it tends to be more complicated and they still see the primary in 1966. many of them will become feminist but in a later context and in a different time and under different circumstances

three hundred a day suddenly it becomes a bit of a slog and so that there's always this tension with facebook where it's you know and told that they're fun they're useful but they also can become kind of a bit of a slog if you don't watch air let's talk about the privacy issue and this a and the sharing of user's information and this is something that is a concern we've finally had facebook and google and others admit that they give information upon request and then in the in the case of facebook they gave eighty percent of all. requests to the u.s. government in the united states not other countries but in the united states how do you see how do you deal with that there because that's a chilling effect here i think all of us in the back of our head know somebody could be watching but we have evidence now that some are. well right so it all comes down to personal choice i don't agree with the government coming in and creating these surveillance programs in the first place but what people have to understand is that we are voluntarily choosing to create this information and what americ

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just as they become more western liberalism. becomes powerful and we have to sort of. civilization currently on a collision course. but they are feeling that the location of the voice still remember. how to do it well there's of the text and said let's stop this storm we might think you know my people. charged with espionage and facing death threats back home whistleblower edward snowden escaped the u.s. to continue his battle against the system but for one young man the fight for information transparency came to a tragic and facing a standoff with the government intern and activist aaron swartz took his own life just over a year ago now are his gun it should you can reports on why it's some say the young man was driven to the adage. aaron swartz could have been a millionaire living now in silicon valley when he was just fourteen aaron helped launch the first artist says feeds which deliver web content arun by the time he turned nineteen his company had merged with take a look at it which would become one of the most popular websites in the world but money was not his

this place has become a technology hub in berlin.gital economy is becoming more significant in germany. you can see it represents something like three percent of economic growth. three percent of the total value inthe economy and germany -- germany. and growth in employment in the sector of 8-10%. here.us cranny is we have had two pieces of data so far. >> it is the number one and number two economies within europe. germany.d would you have the structural reformation in the -- what you have is structural nation reformation. then you wake up in italy and the stateolitical -- of chassis. in italy, a level of unknown that a couple of years ago would have been devastating in terms of the bond markets. numbers.iting for the can they come out of recession question mark -- out of recession? the longest since world war ii? they have downgraded their levels of growth for inflation. argumenten -- the big is about the spiral we are in. is it a japan style economy? what should the ecb do? one of the official said negative interest rate should be

where i become. welcome back to cross talk where all things are considered on peter lavelle true mind you were discussing parallels to nine hundred fourteen. ok george michael back to you in new york i think we would all agree that the in two thousand and fourteen we don't have to worry about a major conflict between the great powers today that's probably not in the cards right now we'll talk a little bit more about china in a minute but let's go back to alliances here the united states has a lot of treaty obligations. with countries like saudi arabia with israel and it wants to have some kind of diplomatic opening hopefully knock on wood with iran and because of its untangled in relationships and treaty obligations it makes it very very difficult and actually you can have the junior partners pushing forward a relationship that may not be in the interest of washington. yes that's certainly . possible however i do think that. to go back to the parallel with nine hundred fourteen that it wasn't so much

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it's becoming a yes man.nd in many respects, it's an unconscious thing. >> yeah, remember what upton sinclair once said "it's difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends on him not understanding it." >> that is certainly part of it. >> you describe washington as clearly and obviously the headquarters of the deep state. but talk about some of the others who are in the game. >> wall street is, perhaps, the ultimate backstop to the whole operation. because they generate so much money that they can provide second careers for a lot of the government operatives. they're going to make more money than they ever dreamed they would on wall street. and i think a good example of that is the most celebrated soldier of the last decade, david petraeus. what did he do when he retired? he went to kohlberg kravis roberts, a wall street buyout firm with $90 billion in assets under management. >> you describe him as a kind of avatar of the deep state. >> he is, in a way. because he now represents both

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