finance minister omar is a key block my colleague brian thomas spoke to earlier in the day started out by asking him when the sun would be able to get by without the billions in foreign aid it gets every year when did we do we have a conference of donors conference in tokyo. i'm a boat reusable and weepy put i'm out toasty pt for that movie what with the felines i'm being too have afforded me the case that found we needed on tomas put into a pop it's nice to twenty twenty five. the people a son of god in which we would be aided the case on the fourth of fourteen assistance. but till then we needed special attention and i'm glad it's him that i should give me a get accepted it that you maintain delineate eating out partner for developing seat due to the finest of course was at the forefront endorsing i'm a bit sucky deal follows. i'm in. we are within the tool to free look back now as we speak. you know a lot of western taxpayers are very skeptical about supporting one of the most corrupt nations on the planet to be frank you know what progress to you making in battling corruption it wa

why did these idiots never let this is the journal welcomes and brian thomas did at you with us and i met herman coming up in the show. harsh criticism of russia from the g seven states. no more sanctions and lines of communication arts remain open. families of chinese passengers aboard the malaysian airlines flight demand more answers from milan. sounding the alarm on air pollution world health organization says it's time to act to reduce the number of deaths. here's the drop in the west of trauma tentative line under the ukraine crafts as improbable as that boy obama backed by his western allies has agreed to hold off on any more economic sanctions against moscow that is provided for us it is not an ex anymore territory in eastern ukraine of a new position was laid out at an international summit on nuclear security in the hay president barack obama takes the baton for nuclear security. the us coast. the next summit on the issue. i didn't think reading and have overshadowed the meeting in the hammock on its final day. obama again warned russia against taking more ukrainian lands he s

why did these idiots never let this is the journal welcomes and brian thomas did at you with us and i met herman coming up in the show. harsh criticism of russia from the g seven states. no more sanctions and lines of communication arts remain open. families of chinese passengers aboard the malaysian airlines flight demand more answers from milan. sounding the alarm on air pollution world health organization says it's time to act to reduce the number of

brian thomas explains how it works. >> there are now hundreds of objects spotted by satellites in onensed area, all giving if you hope to search teams. in the rough swirl of the southern indian ocean, finding them has been almost impossible. oceanographers play a critical role finding air france in the atlantic could hold the key to finding the mysterious objects. >> the drift of the winds, currents, all things making this a very dynamic situation. >> his team at metron, scientific analysis firm has new animation spotting where objects may have drifted. they use weather, wind and ocean projections from noaa, determine what kinds of objects floating. >> based on what to expect for a boating accident, someone lost at sea or aircraft accident. >> like seats, luggage, other parts of a plane, his team detected where the objects spotted by a french satellite sunday could have floated. >> this particular field is about 60 miles this access southwest to northeast. but the pattern doesn't really go to the north and does go to the south. again, about 60 miles. >> 60 miles in each direction. wha

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. >> brian williams making babies cry, thomas.rutal winner has been tough for a lot of us and television reporters may have it worse than most. we have to get out there in the elements and describe the harsh conditions. not us actually. bill karins does. check out this local philadelphia reporter. his name is steve killy. it looks nasty as a snowplow buries him in the middle of his report. look at a longer version of this clip and tells a slightly different story. >> we are in woods town. only one philly brorn a lly bor here known as hilly had only one summer with the phillies. there goes one of the plows demonstrating what i said. what i said, hitting us. there you go. here comes another one. >> steve! >> four plow trucks. four plow trucks and you can see i'm still snow covered. that is the beauty of breaking news. >> tough as nail, that guy. >> he is an intrepid supporter. i don't know if phil could survive that. >> do you think the guy in the third truck -- >> they planned that out and loving it. >> a little too perfect. he sta

thomas in idaho, who used a condom, undetectable. he got 30 years. three gliese into a 30-year sentence in a brian in idaho. robert, my partner in starting the project, from shreveport, louisiana. he was in a difficult relationship and his partner threatened to turn him in if they broke up for not having initially disclosed to him. that's exactly what the partner did. robert served six months in prison. he has to be registered sex offender for 15 years. his driver's license has in big red capital letters, sex offender, on it. and these cases are happening at a faster and faster and faster rate. so, the injustice for people h.i.v., horrific public health policy. you can't be prosecuted if you don't know your positive. so it's come take the test and risk arrest. laws create an illusion of safety for people who are negative or don't know their h.i.v. status. says it's somebody else's job to protect you. that's an arrogance. thinking it's the rest of the worlds' job to protect your negative h.i.v. status. the h.i.v. specific statutes are the most extreme man fess station of stigma. what is more stigmatizing whe

brian goldfuss is on patrol and hears over the radio there's a burglary in progress. >> while we were en route to the burglary in progress, we were being told by dispatch that the caller, miss thomaslly currently watching on her surveillance camera these people inside her house. >> he's in my living room in the main part of the house. >> officer goldfuss is surprised because catching a crime in progress is rare. >> a lot of times what we find is people have surveillance cameras, and they find it way after the fact. they get home from work, check their cameras, and see that somebody had broken into their house. it was a nice change that somebody was actually currently watching it and was able to direct us into the house to actually catch these people committing the crime. >> the police arrive at the home and catch the criminals in the act. >> at that point the person noticed that people were outside. he opened the vertical blinds, looked out, saw the police. then he must have told his buddy that was in my bedroom. then they started to panic. they ran around the house, tried to figure out how they could get out. there was no way to get out. the back was surrounded. the front was sur

brian, explain what we have to look out for today. we know we closed last week mixed. >> we did, thomaswatching ukraine and russia, but perhaps the market is watching china a little more. it's not getting a lot of attention given the other news recently. china's economy is at risk of slowing down pretty dramatically. in fact, had a sharp drop-off in exports last night. the chinese stock market fell more than 3%. when you look at the global economy, china is far more important than russia. so just purely economically speaking, you have to watch china. it's a growing story, one not on the front page right now. >> not on the front pages right now. let's talk about mcdonald's. what have you got on them? the food commodity prices are soaring. zillion two stories here. maybe they're connected. mcdonald's earnings came out, and same-store sales comparable to what they were, fell 1.3% in the united states. tough times continuing at mcdonald's. they're trying out how to get customers back in the doors. the food inflation costs, going up this year. coffee, eggs, hogs, cattle, wheat, corn. all up

brian sullivan. let's talk about exactly what we're looking for from fed chair janet yellin today. she'll be speaking. >> yes, she is. in fact, the first fed meeting she will chair. good morning, thomas starts today, finishes friday. 2:00 eastern on cnbc. >> programming note. >> i don't get paid extra. that's my pay. i tease the show. >> if you had two tvs, you could watch us both. >> you could. >> because comcast offers such a wide variety. >> brian, brian, sully, you do this for free? >> i do these hits for free. >> all right. >> grateful. >> the sarcasm is melting through the television. >> insert you get what you pay for joke here. >> okay. >> good morning, by the way. i wish i was walking through the park just the other day, baby. all right. here we go. >> what? >> janet yellin -- it's a led zeppelin reference. drawdown from the stimulus to the economy? one thing we are looking for is maybe different measures of how she defines the economy. simple unemployment rate doesn't necessarily reflect how we calculate it. a lot of people are leaving the workforce. perhaps chairman yellen will come out with different metrics there as well. gm guys recalling another 1.7 million cars yester