in the promotion and all for economic cooperation and mutually beneficial cooperation in other fields starting from a common me we moved to a lot even in the years to time here and of course a freshman when we started we started with a very small copper a chalet joint venture between small time coming the small company said from stats and he's now we come to an already complex than that contracts and then cooperation between the real beat. corporations will of the two sides and the beast is a grueling. the mom. oh you can find some perspective to the perfect gifts and now as far as the russians reach with energy resources. in many operational use in humans. yet humans. well it's high and taiwan and well known for its eight key developments in. and on the other hand. russia is well known for its fundamental studies in seoul kate and death. had science and technology cooperation on break. come to a very cool because there we missed it. i know about complimentary structures of our economies still i think that cooperation and in an energy and not that more investment in infrastructure. ov

i handcuffed myself to anderson cooper. i did it! is truly my worst nightmare. >> we're together forever. if i can't have you no, one can. >> i will gnaw off my hand. >> now, after watching kathy griffin and anderson cooper last night, i had an observation. i think they're kind of obsessed with wolf blitzer. they started talking about the top stories on cnn and then it took off from there. >> here's what you love on cnn. weed and heaven. do you actually watch the show? i actually watch the show. >> of course i watch the channel. in do you see dana bash in the sit room? >> i've never been in the situation room. >>> you've never tried to change the channel to mtv? >> what do you mean? >> you should go to the situation room, grab the remote from wolf and put on lifetime or something fun. >> i informing my wolf blitzer tunic. >> you have a wolf blitzer tunic? >> there is a group call, what are they? madmen? >> that's a show. >> they wrote a song about wolf blitzer. >> who hasn't? >> they have a tunic with his face. >> maybe they get him

the respects for self countries freedom of choice on foreign policy regional economic cooperation and trade is a fundamental right and the principle i stressed whence again. our cooperation with russia on global questions spans a wide range we work together effectively on issues like afghani style the middle east peace process and the piracy of the horn of africa we are willing to deep inside i think in this cooperation to our mutual benefits and the latest very significant developments regarding syria and iran offer new possibilities to further develop our joint action another common challenge international terrorism we have today adopted the joint statement on combating terrorism in eight we return rate all firm commitment to cooperate in addressing the set of terrorism based on the respect of the rule of law and human rights more broadly speaking clear reliable understanding on fundamental freedoms human rights and the rule of law would help of vons further a strategic partnership watership and setting cannot economic tice it will contribute greatly to the fillip and over the libel

of the pleas of the kids to cooperate. every sunday the judiciary in play and having the coolest blog on seven twenty one to twenty eight. you can pool their body help resettle been a real live there but they will film his sale catalogs of view. i'm on the end of the announcers kept and is administered by the federal government. the op ed in its election manifesto promise to ensure foot rubbing chance to just do daily. no clothes and double click on dimensions to victims often get the test side that hits and a mini session over the weekend the solution activists and the sins of the punk attitude problem states assigning demonstration of the bomb site. criticizing the present violence by the audubon back at twenty one beds. what two hundred people gathered at the back entrance of the key to the tune if not at all for paris on sunday. putting that isn't that kind of participants and doors would cost and i ate one before clutching. they need only mention of the people in the senate some footage of the pto. as for the hmong pe

if the governor cooperates, decides not to cooperate, that's a story.time when republican activists, republican fundraisers, republican politicians are beginning to make judgments about the next presidential election, having all these opportunities to have this story grow, that's just not what chris christie wants right now. >> now, melissa, you know, the governor said this week, this about his staff last week. let's go to last week first. listen to what he said about his staffers. >> there is nobody on my staff who had any knowledge of this issue until after the issue was already done. >> but from e-mails, we know at least six different officials with connections to the governor knew about the bridge traffic when it was happening. they all got subpoenas today, bridget age kelly, deputy chief of staff. christina rinna, director of regulations. evan ridley, bill stepien, campaign manager. regina egea, incoming chief of staff, michael drewniak, christie's spokesperson. while it was going on, they knew, which was truly contradicting what the governor said.

the cousin of butts in and out my priority areas of cooperation that covers the solution of army group problems including children and the disabled as was the rehabilitation of persons who have completed a criminal sentence the other side. elaborating on the practical implementation of the newly created national prevented a mechanism for the prevention of torture in kazakhstan for its realization the eu is ready to provide appropriate mythological assist in specific areas of cooperation will be provided in the new agreement between the eu and context in which is currently being developed. it is inefficient and issues concerning human rights in the humanitarian aspect to give their input in place here. the opinions he looks forward for closer cooperation in these matters with us in the snow prevented a mechanism for the prevention of torture is one of the examples he is towards the condo and a pleasure listening to me to be able to discuss a number of issues of command of town which is hoped the six top ten for the sounds on that as human rights the implementation in india that three hu

we have been cooperating. >> cooperation. think the spokesman of the white house said yesterday or the day before that any major event requires serious effort to ensure that there are no terrorist attacks. the olympic names is a major -- games is a major event. is -- i haveion been talking about this for a number of programs -- the concern has ratcheted up. nd the security at securities of the facility. we have some people who are suggesting that they intend to commit terrorist attacks. major events,are there are always people who intend to commit terrorist attacks. and london olympics, the put up -- on the roofs in london. nothing should be left in chance. all measures are taken by russia , including cooperation with others who are interested in making sure that nothing goes wrong in sochi. >> one of the things they've point their finger at is [indiscernible] is he alive? >> there were reports he has been killed, but it has not been confirmed yet. >> important thing is that you take this seriously and you reassure those olym

. >> we don't want to deliver damaged goods to our cooperative. >> the head of the cooperative is a saffronarmer who volunteers his time to advise the others on how to get the most out of their land. >> this past year was especially dry, so we will not be able to produce as much, but the main thing is to retain the high quality. that has given us international success. >> the young owner of this field used to be a mechanical engineer. now he is a saffron farmer. some of the women help with the harvest to earn a little extra income. for others, it's the only job they have. they earn 50 euros a day and are grateful for the work. their boss treats them like family. up until a few years ago, their lives were very different, but times have changed in greece, so they are making the best of it. >> before the financial crisis, i had a cleaning firm. i have brand-new machines standing unused because i had to grow the business. now i pick crocuses. that's just how it is. >> the women have a positive attitude and take everything in stride. >> i have just been stung by a bee again, but i always have th

there is again some cooperation with the russians. we do know that it has an ending point, in this particular case shouldn't do it. we need to continue to put pressure on the russians to fully cooperate so that we can get some of these questions answered. >> schieffer: let me shift to ask you here to talk about this morning, the president's big speech. the changes that he outlined, did he go too far, did he get it just right, did he not go far enough? >> two things, first the speech was good in the sense that it said, listen, no abuses, legal program, not a domestic spying operation that rhetoric occurred over the last year, i think he put that to bed. this was a program that was overseen by the judicial branch, congressional -- legislative branch and the white house. lots of oversight, not illegal, no abuses, that's important. secondly, disappointing part of the speech was only in washington, d.c. can you announce the review of the review of the review in 70 days, that be a decisive action taken. it interjected some uncertainty in to

. >> we don't want to deliver damaged goods to our cooperative. >> the head of the cooperative is a saffronarmer who volunteers his time to advise the others on how to get the most out of their land. >> this past year was especially dry, so we will not be able to produce as much, but the main thing is to retain the high quality. that has given us international success. >> the young owner of this field used to be a mechanical engineer. now he is a saffron farmer. some of the women help with the harvest to earn a little extra income. for others, it's the only job they have. they earn 50 euros a day and are grateful for the work. their boss treats them like family. up until a few years ago, their lives were very different, but times have changed in greece, so they are making the best of it. >> before the financial crisis, i had a cleaning firm. i have brand-new machines standing unused because i had to grow the business. now i pick crocuses. that's just how it is. >> the women have a positive attitude and take everything in stride. >> i have just been stung by a bee again, but i always have th

we should continue our cooperation because there are

. >> hey, i'm anderson cooper. how are you? >> hi. >> kathy griffin. >> hi take a seat stand right in the middle. >> happy new year. >> happy new year. i'm a fan of yours. i'm glad you are back and performing. how did it feel to perform here tonight? >> wonderful. >> so exciting. >> you sounded fantastic. >> it's an incredible i mean my god. there's no spectacle like this. >> yeah. and you'll get a new album. >> we have a new album coming out in march, and it's all new material. so i'm very excited about that. >> that's cool. >> and i wish we could have actually played more songs, but i understand time is short. right? >> i'm a terrible dancer. >> are you? >> back in like when i first started danceing, i thought i was rocking out to "heart of glass." i thought i was a pretty good -- >> don't let it stop you from singing anything au capella. if you wanted to sing "call me." or "hanging up the telephone." anderson -- ♪ across the hall ♪ >> what's the next line? ♪ if you don't answer i'll just ring it off the wall ♪ ♪ i know he's

this is after he said he will cooperate fully with all the investigations.et a subpoena for whatever reason, what would you do? >> i'm not going to speculate on that. matt? >> there's the governor saying if you give me a subpoena, i might comply, i might not. obviously he's going to be very legalistic about it, and he doesn't sound there like someone who's going to cooperate. >> well look, i think talking about sending a subpoena to the governor of the state of new jersey at this point, we're getting way ahead of ourselves. i think what we've done on the assembly side is a very swift approach to this. there needs to be a systematic and methodical approach to these proceedings and these investigations. i think anyone who wants to test our resolve to get to the bottom of this only needs to look at the attorney that we hired today in reid schar. i think it says all it needs to about our determination to find what was the root of this abuse of power and how deep it went. >> senator weinberg, it's inconceivable to me that these investigations can proceed without

i'm asking four cooperation and cooperation and compromise. to me that's how you find a just world. we can save this golf course, safe this frogs and the snake and san francisco can coexist with wild equity institute. thank you. >> hi. my name is lynn stein. i'm representing myself and in favor of the eir. i want to talk about the major extinction events and this one is caused by humans. i think by now humans have taken up one species and a lot of space. it's time for us to shift and consider the other species also. it's time for us to be first and what we are doing would cause harm to other wild species and second, the effects on humans. because we are not in immediate daring -- danger of extinction but so many wild life are. i would urge you to conduct the eir for so many reasons. it slows things down and looks at the consequences and how can that be bad? i would ask you to slow things down and think about how this affects species other than us. thank you. >> good afternoon, my name is mike wallace. i'm a bad golfer. i'm here in support of the mitigated negative declaration for th

he said he was going to cooperate, and he said he would cooperate with all appropriate inquiries.ld assume that an inquiry by an assembly committee is an appropriate inquiry. we'll take him at his word right now that he'll cooperate, and his actions will speak to whether he actually meant it, when we do our investigation into his office, see whether he cooperates and come back and talk about it at that time. >> have they cooperated? >> well, we just started the examination. we're going to start the new committee this thursday and we'll test the cooperation from that point forward. >> bob one thing christie did not mention was this audit into the hurricane sandy ad that involved him. you have documents that it can his administration tried to hide its role in the contract with a firm that cost much more than another company to run an ad that featured him and his family. what do you see about that? this >> well, the federal government is doing an audit of the contract. that's basically examining the spending, not precisely looking at how the contract was awarded and all of the detail

lavrov cooperating.s signal somehow a new era in cooperation between russia and the united states? >> it might be. i hope it will develop into that. >> it has that possibility. >> i hope so. >> what stands in the way? >> we will still have some different interests. we still have things on where we have different attitudes. we still have not nearly enough economic relations we need to have for two very large economies. there are plenty of things which need to be done. >> what would russia like to see from the united states? more trade? what else? >> more trade, and really being more serious about taking an interest in each other. like the europeans have their bid tohat in drag ukraine into the association agreement, they were reckless. they were putting their finger on something which was extremely sensitive both for ukraine and russia. i personally do not see that from the united states ishink the united states unfortunately acting in a very provocative manner toward ukraine. >> how was that? ?hat is pro

cooper. >> i appreciate that. that's very nice.parison to last year when i kiss add sardine? >> you didn't kiss anything. >> that's a euphemism. >> yes. this is irritating. >> that's good. i'll take it. >> surprising. this surprises me. >> what did you think was happening as i was handcuffing you? >> i had no idea. i was worrying you were going to take off your whole ensemble. >> that's how i've broken you down year afteree. i distract him by thinking she's going to do something as horrible as last year and then boom handcuffs. keys? can't tell you. not here. not in new york. not in america. they could be in that water in india for all i know. trying to cleanse themselves. >> we really are -- >> we're really like together. we're going to be on until 5:00 a.m. >> no, we'll be on until 12:30. we are going to show you the ball drop here and we're going to play it natural sounds. you'll heart crowd. we're not going to be talk over it. you're going to hear "imagine" melissa ethridge playing. "new york new york." >> you can go do what yo

and as you know, early cooperation is a whole lot better than late cooperation. so anxieties are high. some people have stopped sleeping. and when they stop sleeping, sometimes they start talking. >> let me go to bob ingle and the personalities here. you have people like bridget kelly, who for the first instance after she got attacked by the governor, called a liar and stupid, she seemed to be hurt by it personally, which is understandable and the way that was getting out through her friends and associates. and now she seems to have lawyered up with a very top bright lawyer. is there a change here in what she might be forced to do, having been tagged as a bad guy by the governor? >> i would think that she certainly is vulnerable to what our colleague there said, because she is a single mom with four kids. and i would think that if the prosecutors came to her and say we have found this evidence, and we've got enough to send you up the river for ten years, unless, of course, you cooperate. in which case it would be two weeks and time off for good behavior. i think

quote, his administration is fully cooperating with the u.s.other appropriate inquiries and requests for information. there are several investigations into the bridge scandal, and the assemblyman leading one of them said today his is definitely appropriate. >> the governor made a statement that he will cooperate with all appropriate investigations. we're certainly an appropriate investigation. >> we'll have to see if the governor agrees. joining me now is steve kornacki and krystal ball. thank you both for being here. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> steve, we're still waiting to find out who is subpoenaed. let's start there. but 17 people and three organizations have been. what is your reaction? >> yeah, i was talking to a member of the assembly just a few minutes ago, actually, and he said basically time is of the essence here. they're worried about a couple of things. one thing that members on the assembly side are worried about is that you have this parallel investigation that is going to be run by the state senate. the state senate is also

for this year the president also stressed the importance of establishing the energy institute in cooperation with nasa my university which was stunning new energy sources the comic was awarded the honorary knight auckland and on most of them by holding meeting with the president of the world taekwondo federation chung one chewing the sultan as a buyer noted that our nation is predisposed to martial arts. kazakhstan has achieved impressive results in various types of martial arts constraints boats. for that one go. do you mean. most of the room of a slow night in a thousand words it seems that extent taekwondo federation joined the world taekwondo federation in nineteen ninety three. since that time does kind of combat sport in the country is developing rapidly eleven thousand people actually chose taekwondo for sport. there are about two one and fifty coaches have extended sportsman one nine bronze medals at the world championships and won a gold medal at the asian tournaments. we hope very much to this wonderful kind of sport will continue to develop as it is aimed at training young people

we have been cooperating with -- >> rose: cooperation. >> cooperation with american experts on anti-terrorism. there have been extensive discussions. not just the americans. the british have been sharing their experience and others. so i think spokesman of the white house said yesterday or the day before yesterday any major event these days require's serious efforts to ensure there are no terrorist attacks and the olympic games are are an important event. >> rose: you referred to jay carney. and i've been talking about this in the morning for a number of programs. my impression is that the concern has ratcheted up -- of security at these -- and the secureness of the facility and we have some people who are suggesting that they intend to commit terrorist acts. >> because there are people whop are always intending to commit terrorist acts. in london they put anti-aircraft on the roof. i'm not saying things should be left to chance. and all the measures have taken by russia and including our corporation with others in making sure nothing goes wrong at the sochi olympics. >> one of the people tha

historylk through the of this cooperation. these are two countries that post-house agreement, said they will operate on military affairs. >> that original agreement was inked back in 2010 between sarkozy and cameron. hollande arrived later. ideologically, they are very different. hollande has an issue with britain trying to rewrite their relationship with the rest of the european union. militarily, i do not think that president hollande has seen the value in cooperating with french up to the aliursion in molly -- in m about a year ago. they are going to try to kickstart that cooperation all. the idea is that they work together on a drone. they will sign a deal committee $200 million to developing a drone over the next two years. bae already has its own that it has been experimenting with. it is called the tyrannis, named after the celtic god of thunder. they will also talk about missiles for helicopters that ipuld be used in anti-sh operations. more than $1 billion of military cooperation on the table. it is a little bit like

they kissed cost and waste to strengthen the fence and security cooperation. for years for the scene where the meeting was a big success we agreed to create a framework for talks about controls on exports of defence equipment. and we agreed to work together more closely to deal with piracy us. last year japanese government expressed its concern to fines of up to a french company sending helicopter landing devices to time. officials said the price is could be used in tiny sparkles six and increase the capability of them handcuffed us to intrude into japanese airspace they say they want to open negotiations with their print counterparts to exchange more information about the exploits of the plants that can be used for medical purposes. government appears to be promoting peace joint defence and foreign ministry talks with the impala. go back. the united states held up to class today. the first time. but the performance of the six down to get that include. also held its first such meeting if i'm stuck in the bed. alterations in quotes by radical mosque about coldp

today me made apology and said he wanted to cooperate. yesterday in the state of the state he said he would cooperate with all appropriate inquiries. we expect his cooperation. we have a lot of questions to ask. and mr. mckenna and o'dowd are among many people we need to hear from. what perplexes me is the lack of curiosity when bridget kelly was terminated and never asked her a question. lack of curiosity when he asked his staff when he gave them a total of 60 minutes. he seems like he doesn't want to know or maybe is afraid there is something he knows. >> when wildstein went down and the questioning of the staff. if he wanted the truth he would have asked for it anonymously. he said unless you want to take personal blame for this i don't want to hear from you. that is an amazing way to blame the staff for not giving the truth. >> he set a high wall there. my thought. >> very high wall. i think the thing that is most amazing is he knows the name of the staff member on his team that sent the e-mail that closed the lanes, bridgett kelly. >

for this year the president also stressed the importance of establishing the energy institute in cooperation with nasa my university which was stunning new energy sources the comic was awarded the honor ignite auckland and on most of the job i've held a meeting with the president of the world taekwondo federation chong one chewing the sultan as a buyer noted that our nation is predisposed to martial arts kazakhstan has achieved impressive results in various types of martial arts constraints votes for the rest of the congo. do you mean. most of the room of a slow night in the thousand words. taekwondo federation joined the world taekwondo federation in nineteen ninety three. since that time this kind of combat sport in the country is developing rapidly eleven thousand people actually chose taekwondo for sport. there are about two one and fifty coaches context any sportsman one nine bronze medals at the world championships and won a gold medal at the asian tournaments. we hope very much that this wonderful kind of sport will continue to develop as it is aimed at training young people and promo

. >> reporter: erdogan said in an interview with nhk that he hopes for increased cooperation between turkey and japan. especially in the fields of infrastructure, energy, and technology. >> translator: japan and turkey can cooperate in energy sectors such as natural gas, renewable energy, and hydroelectric power generation. we can also tackle air pollution, which poses a challenge for turkey. we hope that japan will start building a new nuclear power plant in turkey, and complete it in the near future. >> reporter: the two countries have also been looking for ways to walk together in the defense field. they're examining the possibility of jointly developing engines for tanks. >> translator: in the defense industry field, we are ready to invest in possible areas of cooperation with japan. the talks are continuing. we would like to cooperate more in this area with japan. >> reporter: turkey is a growing economy with a population of over 17 million. it can be a gateway for japan to both the middle east and europe. japan's attraction for turkey is that it's a longtime friend, and a democ

>> we have had some good cooperation with china. we had senior level interaction with the chinese last year. the vice president visited toward the end of the year. china has made it repeatedly clear that it supports the de- nuclearization of the korean henan sulla. -- tenant sulla. peninsula they know north korea takes destabilizing to the region and is not in their own best interest so we have been able to make progress with the people's republic of china. davies and i go out and engage with their counterparts. there is a shared understanding of the challenge posed by north korea, shared understanding of the urgency of the issue. i think we have laid a foundation for cooperation going forward. say that the united states expects too much out of china. we look forward to cooperating and working with china that, at the same time, we know we will have to continue as we have over the past several years to take theon in our defense and defense of our allies like the republic of korea and respond to the growing nuclear threat of north kor

van rompuy he's the european council president now the air of this meeting was very much one of cooperation but and the main aim of course was to discuss the strategic relationship between the e.u. and russia but of course overshadowed by those events in ukraine where russia has accused the e.u. of interfering with those events there in kiev and so as a result of that obviously ukraine became very much part of the the main element of the discussion just to say though that started off by saying that russia consultations about eastern partnerships will continue despite what's happening in ukraine talked about a lot of cooperation between the two particularly trade and also the joint threat they're facing from terrorism and also the e.u. took a very strong stance against those guilty of violence in the country saying that they all should be brought to account and also but also who we just heard at the end there were saying that the use of force was certainly not the answer in ukraine . which is obviously a criticism of the way the violent element of the protests of being ongoing there in the c

as it keeps the opinion and the gulf cooperation council respectively i i i am not attending. i was heading out of there in the island resorts town in eighteen thirty am honest. the anti with me. this means that it's been. what's next. it's a tea dance. went to school. he gives a lot about the audience that mean you can find. i also had smashed speaking to the music the company. i was also among the engineers were all attest to the bosque. do the team on the weekends. sixteen eighteen. o'neill but that not fine. and all. after that. i'm not caught the ball up the walk. hotshot. we are she would sneak into which the agency. saturdays. in the city. all finalists. i want. we immediately ordered that are strictly military effort. each. are you. you will will will will the eye sea. i have. olivia single welcome to a brand new edition of the tub while. probe and the presents that different faces and that you keep it that the voices on taiwan on the hosts were equal. for many of u

the russians are far cooperative than any recent olympics hosts, chinese and british were cooperative. even the chinese that wore at odds with, they were far more woptive than the russians. the russians are concerned that our intelligence people would learn about their sources and methods and they have to a large extent is going alone. this is the most dangerous olympics we have had. any type when there should be cooperation should be now. we are not getting the level of cooperation and coming down to the final few weeks? >> would we do the same with russia if the games were here and they wanted that information? >> if the threat was serious we would find a way to make it work. we would be relukt at more to work with russians than the british or canadians. there's no situation that is comparable to what we have in russia. the games in sochi and so close to chechyna and dagestan. and it is not coming from thousands of miles away and not just a tiny population living within the country. these are strong terrorist forces coming from the area. >> that is true. now it is reported that ther

as it keeps the opinion you and the gulf cooperation council respectively. knew. during the cd. the following guests among them the whole family all gathered for the nobel banquet. think about this on some sort of. i don't don't instead of making students but it's all been that's the ticket. he has done in time. we have included percent. it was fun to post the court in vietnam to stomach was going for him yes that's the main figures in the fall. so be it tomorrow. after bowling ball this disgusts them hooked up the severity of the decade it's a late day some of the animated series but it's because morrison of the cia identity can be. you will the today from france twenty four. allied to the top of the day. monday to thursday at seven pm optional. and come on to win. to find a way to stop and a squeeze play the process. you will will will will the eye. it means is that by extension least four people died in the last shiite dominated heads in each district just yards from our car bombing killed five people reading this. russia says it doesn't but she wanted to

if these ministries did not cooperate the people remain without water. money is being spent for nothing in order to avoid these problems we will supervise the activities of the two ministries the plan will be adopted by the committee for regional policy. but it did. since courts have considered more than one million cases in applications in two thousand thirteen the corresponding statement was made by the chairman of the college of the supreme court of context and uncle ty seem up to such communications service briefing casino noted that today was just so consider one hundred cases per month in regions which is a huge workload. therefore starting from this year cause accent intends to increase the number of judges graduate in addition it was proposed to develop the so called administrative justice. this will help to solve many problems can preach all orders for example context and has successfully introduced on mediation two years ago twelve hundred disputes have been solved thanks to this law suit with little antarctica in the open position. today wore

we will be asking questions, we'd expect his cooperation.t through the trouble of saying those words the other day and again today, they ought to mean something. >> the assembly started its new session today. on thursday you will be convening as i understand it to make some votes and decisions about exactly what's going to happen with the new committee that you are going to be heading, including the involve him of a special council. what will happen on thursday, what happens after that? >> we will adopt a new committee. we are looking at the port authority. it became much bigger and took us into the governor's office, it's more than the port authority. it's about an attempt to conceal the abuse of power. it's making it wider and bring in assistance to help us. the issue has become more complicated. instead of looking at one agency and talking to people in the agency, we are talking potentially into the governor's office about people who work for the governor and other state agencies. we wanted to make sure we have the right kind of legal cou

but insuring that the relations are as cooperative as possible. countless organizations and individuals have devoted energy and time to informing our work and we are grateful to them. much of our focus has been on maintaining the ability of the intelligence community to do what it needs to do and we emphasize if there's one thing to emphasize it's this. that not one of the 46 recommendations in our report would in our view compromise or jeopardize that ability in any way. on the contrary, many of the recommendations would strengthen that ability explicitly by increasing safeguards against insider threats and eliminating certain gaps in the law that make it hard to track people under circumstances in which we have reason to believe they don't wish to do us well. in terms of the reforms we favor, just three very general points. the first is the immense importance of maintaining a free and open internet promoting both democratic and economic values. across partisan lines, there's a commitment to internet freedom and what's done in this domain we beli

he said that he would cooperate, and today he said that he would cooperate with all appropriate inquiries. we'll take him at his word now that he'll cooperate. and his actions will speak to whether he actually meant t when we do our investigation, we'll see if he cooperates. we just started the process. the legislative session that inspired this, it took office today. and we're going to start the new committee this thursday, and we'll test the cooperation from that point forward. >> bob, one thing that christie didn't mention today was the audit into the hurricane sandy ad that involved him. your latest piece has new documents that indicate the administration is trying to hide it's role. and they got paid $2.2 million more in an ad that would not feature him or his family. where do you see that going? is this something that's not going to be a big deal? there's nothing illegal going on there? >> well, the federal government is doing an audit of the contract that's basically expanding the spending, and not looking at precisely how the contract was awarded and the details. we have been trac

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>> i always expect that they're going to cooperate with us. i think they have a time frame of i think two weeks to actually respond. and hopefully we'll get some answers to the much more questions we have. we haven't gotten too many answers. and the trail led into the governor's office, and we want to see to make sure that this, you know, abuse of power, we can find where it came from. >> the governor has hired this team of lawyers. and they say it's just to comply with document responses and document searches. do you think it was necessary to hire a new team of outside lawyers just to respond to your requests for basic information? >> i originally thought they were doing an internal investigation in their office, but i think that, you know, they should be able to use, you know, their own staff to be able to compile the data that we're looking for. anticipate, you know, if we didn't release the names today allowed the speculation of the subpoenas. we wanted to give the privacy to people. we're doing this in a professional matter and we just wa

it's tarnished right now but now he has to cooperate. he said he will cooperate. people will be subpoenaed by that committee. this is a first page in the chapter of chris christie. we don't know what the chapter is going. >> assuming he hasn't lied or anything like that, there's no smoking gun, could all of this help him showing him he's a straightforward kind of guy? >> well, in many ways he's going to be defined by how he handles this mess and how he gets himself out of it and by showing cooperation, by standing and answering reporters' questions, you were there, what, two hours the other day. he gets back to his brand which is that i'm a truth teller and that, you know, i want to lead the state of new jersey. he needs to get away from the partisan, vengeful bullying narrative that has now become the default narrative for him. he needs to start getting back to where he was when his popularity was higher, when people thought he was presidential and when they trusted him more. >> but he's lost everything that he had coming out of that huge re-election win. people

without a doubt, we will cooperate with all appropriate inquiries to ensure that this breach of trust does not happen again. but i also want to assure the people of new jersey today that what has occurred does not define us or our state. this administration and this legislature, will not allow the work that needs to be done to improve the people's lives in new jersey to be delayed for any reason. i am the leader of this state and its people. [applause] and i stand here today proud to be both. [applause] but also those of you who know me know that i'm always, always determined to do better. so now, i come before you once again, for my fourth time, to report to you on the state of our state. and the good news is that today, the state of our state is good and it is getting better. remember that four years ago we were in the throes of an economic crisis. today our unemployment rate is 7.8%, the lowest in five years. [applause] four years ago, we were losing jobs. today, we have gained 70,000 jobs in 2013 alone. and a teal of 156,000 in the last four year -- and a total of 156,000 in the l

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