we are trying to find what causes me, cfs, finding abnormalities that happen with people with me, toto diagnose the disease. we need more and more research in this area to be able to fully understand what it is. at the end of the day, we want to understand why people have these symptoms they have. and ultimately, if you understand what is going on, we can find a treatment that will be effective in curing people. staff think they are making good progress and have made what may one day be an exciting discovery. but they are cautious not to raise hopes to soon. i am going to addenbrookes hospital to find out about another biological research study that is taking place. merryn‘s mum always told me she tried to support me sufferers any way she could. she has donated her brain for further research and it will be studied here at addenbrookes. i have come to the neuropathology lab at addenbrookes hospital. here they take tissue donations from people who have passed away. they have actually been able to find something called dorsal root ganglionitis, which basically means they have found infl

is the revenue for rebuilding the national parks is not taxpayer dollars but all energy projects lw cf is funded 8 million when it should be 900 million so why should we think this proposal would be any different if it is similar to lw cf? >> the proposal isfe bipartisan was also a recommendation from numerous commission studies. >> i got that. >> and it is expanded with the ideath. >> but lw cf is that policy to take offshore drilling revenues putting 900 million for the budget they are not near as much now that we are finding that at 1% of what it should be? >> this is why there are two branches of government i'm committed to work with you on it. >> i appreciate that. now talk about old water projectst so $50 million for the blackfeet water settlement we have projects on tenant northeastern montana i was first elected to the state legislature these were 100 million-dollar projects now north of 300 million fy 1784.6 and now fy 18,120,000,000 to your proposal is requiring 50 moving forward and 75% just underil $4 million so we are talking water and infrastructure and making sure these

so one of the reasons we do this is because some people with me/cfs, when they stand up, their bloodaces to make up for it. and we are trying to see whether that happens with everyone, orjust with a few people. ok, so you tell me the minute you don't feel right. well done. 0k. 0k, not much of your waist, is there? no, i've lost a lot of weight. i think i've lost at least i2kg. hannah knows she is at the beginning of a crash. she's hardly digesting anything, not even holding down a glass of water. for me at the moment, it is just trying to get as much in and trying to keep it in. i am at the moment i am eating tiny, tiny pureed meals which is about a square about this big, two inches by two inches square. all i want is some help with it, and they say i need to go to a dietician or have soup, and i was like... so you are struggling to be believed ? yes, i was sent to a psychologist, and my care was basically cut off until i had this assessment with this psychologist, because they were pushing that i had eating disorders. i saw a different psychologist way back then, under children's ca

completely surrounded in the color version it is a blue symbol at the roosevelt building surrounded by a cf read completely that is how many fascist coming all the way down to the border of this camp and in fact if you go up you will see now the union theater which was part of the continental movie where not tease could go very comfortably into the theater to give the owner a salute it was only german movies because those anti-somatic statements they they couldn't do in any other theater in los angeles so how do we overcome hate? whether race or ethnicity or religion? one of the questions i am asked when i am on the road is you tell us the major spy books were christian but how did they feel about working for aid you in a jewish campaign? my answer was they never saw it as a jewish campaign they sought as an american campaign virtually were world war i veterans and they knew a foreign group had come to american soil to los angeles and were preaching hate against jewish americans and black americans and catholic americans. and what they understood is everything that came before them was an a

. >> so all these values that you're looking at are in cfs, cubic feet per second.e here, this pumping plant's doing 2,086. starts at lake havasu, goes all the way down through some mountains, underneath some riverbeds, and then it eventually ends up in tucson. >> from 1985 to 2010, central arizona project generated $1 trillion with a t, a trillion dollars over those 25 years of value for the state of arizona. when our supply becomes more expensive because of scarcity, people need to remember what it's really worth, and not just us personally, when we turn on our tap, but what it's doing for the state that we live in. >> but even the mighty colorado river is struggling. water levels in its two biggest reservoirs, lake mead and lake powell, they've been dropping fast. shortages are coming. so what does that mean for you? >> the cost of water's going up. it's becoming more expensive because there's increasing competition for water, and there's a lot of components that go into the cost of water. for example, it takes a lot of power to move water. and so if power costs

. >> lw cf is a set of prudent policy too. they're not near as much now as they were in 78, and were funding it 1% of what it should be. >> this is why there's two branches of government why am committed to work with you moment. >> good. i appreciate that. i want talk about role water projects. $50 million for blackfeet water settlement to take impact. we have project in north-central in northeastern montana. when i was first elected in 1998 they were 100 million-dollar projects another north of 100 million-dollar's. fy 1784.6 billion which wasn't enough. in 18 it's hundred 20 million. your proposal is 33.9, blackfeet will require 50 each year. north-central water project is 75% on finish that will get under $4 million. were talking water infrastructure. living up to our trust responsibilities, making sure these projects get built in my grandchildren's lifetime, because at this point or not. how do we justify this. >> so, what happened and why are we here. this was the great promise to the bureau of rectal reclamation. over ti

were extracted from by congress governed by a body called the judicial conference which is the chief cf justice of all of the 13 circuits and 13 more from the district trial courts. of course he created the building that is symbolically important. but they also got legislation from the congress that eliminated much of the appellate jurisdiction of the court is to say the mandatory jurisdiction where somebody has an appeal of right from the court of appeals or justice courts to go directly to the supreme court. there's very few exceptions that still have that model basically additional discretionary budgets the justices of the supreme court but can't decide they will grant a hearing to take a case to be heard by the supreme cou court. that has transformed the court because inevitably it makes it into the policymaking body so it is an example under chief justice warren and his colleagues decided to embark on constitutionalizing the criminal procedure they are able to do that by their selection of cases and they never delegated looking through the thousands of petitions and he said nothing

in this, the cf entenarye end of that war, bosnia's muslim leader says the world must heed the lessonsory. >> bosnia herzegovena is a meeting point of emotions, of nation emotions that lead to moscow, to the islamic world, that lead to europe, so we shouldn't again create a whirlpool, that started from sarajevo 100 years ago. so we should take care, we should stop in tim >> reporter: this depiction of a mother and child is part of an evocative memorial to the 1,500 children who were killed during the siege of sarajevo. many bosnians believe there is wano appetite for another but as sarajevo knows all too well, the un for the pbs newshour, i'm malcolm brabant ina. >> yang: on monday, malcolm reports from kosovo, anoth n balkation still reeling from conflict. sh yang: stay with us. coming up on the nr: g.the new documentary, "r. the life and work of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. but first, a lot can happen in a week. the president caagain shake up his legal team, and then have one of those new lawyers contradict him, and a red congressional chaplain can get his job back. her

cf industries, preport, mosaic all on the weak side we have ancillary issues going a sell on the news on the banking -- the regional bank stocks all run up on the hope of the dodd/frank reform. they essentially have gotten it. all of these stocks up 6, 7% in the last month off a bit today. and the yields stopped going up on top of that but the u.s. economy is doing a lot better than the european economy. we got numbers today from europe that were frankly not good manufacturing, pmi numbers at 18 months lows, the earnings for the first quarter were terrible. they were up 3%. the u.s. earnings were up 26%. i have never seen that, eight times better earnings in the united states. obviously, half of that is the tax cut. but that's a big differential. the result is europe has dramatically underperformed. flat for a year. and europe up 14% on the s&p 500 in the last 12 months. tiffani's, same store sales up 7% theyreport, japan up 9%, america is up 9% europe, down 9 brz there in a microcosm tells you that europe is declining while the rest of the world is increasing in tiffany sales. news f

another example would be cf industries, enjoying cheap natural gas as it produces fertilizer, obviouslyobal basis which is priced off of brent crude. you don't necessarily dilute yourself. you are mitigating the downside capture and trying to maintain or improve the upside capture. is i ame reason i ask curious, are we seeing new investors come in to oil products as oil prices have risen or are these old investors coming back? toby: for our etf specifically, we started with $2.5 million. we are seeing inflows in our other products, but overall what we are seeing is taking a breather now that we have reached high 70's in wti and brent. also the backend of the curve lifting and strength in that area which is encouraging to us for a longer-term outperformance. alix: thank you very much, toby loftin of bp capital fund advisors. tell boone to come on over. the bloomberg law leadership forum is underway in new york. my coanchor is now moderating a keynote interview with jay clayton, sec chairman. let's listen in. our public capital markets are where every chill investors participate in the gr

other uc employees like you cfs nurses walked picket lines, they want managers to come back to the bargaining table. big issues include salaries and healthcare.>>> the ceo of salesforce donated $250,000 to a ballot measure to increase the salaries of teachers. the san francisco chronicle says he has generously supported schools including $27 million in grants over the past five years, proposition g would at a 298 dollar parcel tax to property tax bills in san francisco raising $50 million per year for the district which would be used to increase teacher salaries, provide training and give more access to technology. >>> students in san jose say that it was likely a prank involving pepper spray that made 12 people sick at a high school. a hazardous materials team was called to oak grove high school in south san jose yesterday afternoon. first responders received reports of an irritant and a foreign smell in a biology class. 10 students and two staff members had breathing problems, they had to be washed down and decontaminated. they were coughing and sneezing, some of them had to go to the hospi

nejra: i will have to go in cf. tom: the drama. .he language, the use it was shakespearean in tone. there we are in the movies this morning. john hudak with us at brookings, a senior fellow. , let me start with you. trade weighted canada. strong canadian dollar and then weak and a rebound. critical is nafta for canada? it is a hugely important deal for north america. the difference between mexico and canada is that canada has a free-trade deal signed before nafta that they can fall back on. so it's not that they are left with nothing if nafta breaks down. so it is less critical for canada than it is for mexico. nextnk the key bit in the couple of months is that we are -- in moving into a new terms of u.s. trade policy. we've had all this focus on nafta. they can't have trade tension in north america, whereas for china , they feel much more threatened by china for all kinds of reasons. just a much stronger argument to get really aggressive on china. a deal for the nafta countries including canada, but for china, they will go for escalation before a real break. tom: do you have a loon

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