professionally and densely and expertly discuss these problems as far as the customs union and the common economic single comic areas concerned and our third integration processes with the european union we see no contradictions in that i have said about that because we. make the very rules of the customs union and the single economic space fully completely i'd like to highlight that. well. you have prepared and signed documents fully and completely based on the principles of the w.t. . moreover our partners kazakstan and battle your seat have taken a president in decisions and agreed that the requirements and conditions of rashes that he has been to the w t o would be accepted by them as well if they have agreed to do that and i think that this is a very courageous step from the political authorities of. these government said i thought that the e.u. would take this into account and support these countries when they will adhere to the. relation with the individual going to ship of russia and the new agreement first of all it's obvious that this new agreement has to be compatible with the

would make the very rules of the customs union and the single economic space fully completely i'd like to highlight that. i've got to have prepared and signed documents fully and completely based on the principles of the w.t. and moreover our partners kazakstan and bellow are see they have taken a president in decisions and agreed that the requirements and conditions of rashes that he is into the w t o would be accepted by them as well they have agreed to do that and i think that this is a very courageous step from the political authorities of the government said i hope that the e.u. would take this into account and support these countries when they will adhere to their booty. yes. relation between the membership of russia and the new agreement first of all it's obvious that these new agreement has to be compatible with the euro and as you know you have very much to quarter of the material. when membership of russia in fact what was strange was that russia was not a member of the it was the only major economy not a member and so it's quite natural that now this happens it's not a secre

resolve with turkey that question of turkey opening up the air force to cyprus, according to the customs union, they enjoy together. i have to say here that we believe in progressing this additional protocol, it would give us a new boost to the negotiation with several new chapters that could be open and perhaps even another chapter that could help us. now, the question is since 2010, as i said, is that we have been through a certain period of turmoil. in this context, the question that was raised to us and to our friends is what it properly back on track. that is where the second part but i wanted to mention today -- it is actually aims to build on close relations between turkey and the european union. the idea there is to continue to achieve joint interests were room for progress exists and at the same time help turkey get better aligned and better prepared for this. the member of a -- in relationship to syria, it is a general question. i will come back later on that with the good news. migration, energy, trade, the foreign-policy dialogue, the further participation of turkey in eu programs.

then they went out into the world and they sold them to every customer all over the world, pensions, unions, foreign trade unions, foreign governments. and they -- >> trade councils in australia. i mean, real know nothings. >> everybody. everybody bought this stuff. it all blew up like, everybody who was in on it knew it eventually would because they were betting against the stuff as they were selling it. and that's why we have this, this situation that we're in now. >> yeah, but even the most even if i'm giving wall street more credit than it deserves. but even if you take out the bad creation and selling of the product, you also have the fact that wall street basically demands an asymmetrical deal with contracts, that if you have a credit card deal or if you have a mortgage, if you make the tiniest, little violation, you know, we get to take our pound of flesh. and yet if you're a union member, it's perfectly fine to break your contract. you know, our contracts count, but we can break all the other contracts in society to get our obligations honored. i mean, this is just crazy. >> but the

unless, of course, he gets stopped by canadian customs ( cheers and applause ) and, folks, we know who's responsible for the decline of these small towns. unions. their demands for a livable wage and accessible fiber exits have gutted our economy. ( laughter ) thankfully, public service unions have been taking a beating. first they, lost collective bargaining rights in wisconsin. then voters in both san diego and san jose cut workers' retirement benefits. indiana made it illegal for unions to mandate duse for workers and voters in oz gutted benefits for the lollipop guild. why am i paying for their diabetes medicine. one union scored a major victory and that brins us to tonight's word-- free lunch. folks, despite the national trend against public unions, some people just don't get it. take these greedy school cafeteria worker workers in pennsylvania. >> union ides workers in the school district have won the right to eat leftovers ueven when the food is expired. the union filed a grievance for the right to eat expired cafeteria food for free. >> stephen: these unionized, lunch lady thugs, now have the right to free expired cafeteria food. and g

customers are signed up for our e alerts. we've been communicating with them on what's going on. inside union station, inside penn station. so they have a degree of comfort. they suffered through the delays and of course weather, severe weather like this, we always err on the side of caution, our highest priority until we can get system and can't run the trains. as soon as we can get the power restored then the train's back on the tracks and we'll do so. >> thanks for talking with us. let's toss it back to joce. >> as we just heard from cheryl con next -- conner, the worst part has gone over the pennsylvania lean. they are dealing with damage, potential flooding, trees done. we want to talk to rich gardner. what can you tell us about what you have seen in harford county. >> the worst part was 45 minutes ago in the fallston area. police located at 152, the weather created a large amount of doned trees, wires and structural collapse where a person was hurt. >> that person was hurt trying to clean up the damage. can you explain what happened to them. >> whatever passed through, it caused the structure to collapse. we have pe

customers uncomfortable. the ban could have a short life. the american civil liberties unione supreme court has ruled the government cannot prohibit public speech just because it contained profanity. >>> well, their divorce is off, at least for now. according to tmz, basketball star kobe bryant and wife, vanessa, have put their divorce on hold and are working hard on a reconciliation. van necessary virginia filed for divorce back in december. she was supposed to submit final papers by this weekend to make the split official but tmz reports she has no plans to sign the documents. the two got married in 2001 and have two daughters. >>> after more than a century together, a pair of giant turtles is calling it quits. bb and poldy have been a couple for a oning 115 years, living at zoos in austria and switzerland but apparently, their love turned sour. bb has been attacking poldy, even biting off a chunk of his shell. they have had to separate the two turtles into separate enclosures. zoo staff says they are still trying to get the two to reconcile. they got that 115-year itch the

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. >> norfolk southern, burlington, csx and union pacific are four of the largest users of diesel fuel in the world. have has any of those customers said, look, we want this, or is this where you build the engine and they come? >> i think you should talk to them. the one that is public out there, we're working with cn rail. there's a demonstrative project that's been public a little over a year now, being sponsored by gas metro in montreal for the lng side. we're working with emd, the caterpillar division that does locomotives. so there will be a demonstration locomotive out there next year. and so i think the industry is watching this with a lot of care, because of course we don't have the same infrastructure challenge for rail. we can pull the fuel station behind the locomotive and deal with that in a being central lng facility. so the rail challenge is making sure we can deliver a locomotive, i think you should conclude that cat has done its homework and think it's possible. mining, same thing. i think the mines want to see lower cost fuel, and it's a great application for lng, as long as we can demonstrate we can do the work.

the unions have identified the members whose health care costs the most and then is set about developing custom health at a fraction of the price. think of it as first step practices. familiar to a lot, but we've got the how and the wow. the question is how do we do more of it now? breaking it down with us, mark, alo along with naomi, who's director at the camden coalition of health providers. and one of the first really pioneer this idea of hot spotting in health care to identify the sick first and customize plans to crete them. martha, why do you think we're not seeing more people do this where you can save money in a health care network and at the same time, increase your health outcomes. and how to help them become healthy. why are we not seeing more of that? >> that's a good question. you look at the patients themselves when they're dealing with a health care issue, it's overwhelming for them and their families. you go to the internet -- good outcome, that's what we did. took them by the hand with a program and gave them the information. i think it's available out there. i think there's ac

union . plus for sale to the highest bidder your most private information including your political preference microsoft and yahoo are a selling out on their customers all to make a quick buck will tell you what this means for your privacy and what you can do about it. it's thursday june fourteenth eight pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching our t.v. well we here at r t have extensively covered hydraulic fracturing or fracking as it's called the risks of poses dangers as well as economic benefits the controversial procedure poses either way the practice is expanding take a look at this. this is a breakdown of the u.s. energy projection for two thousand and twelve the forecast for coal generated electricity is expected to fall below forty percent that's the lowest level since the government started collecting this data all the way back in one thousand and forty nine meanwhile natural gas use is on the rise it will be used to produce twenty nine percent of electricity up from twenty percent in two thousand and eight nuclear energy production now accounts for twenty percent of electricity in the remainder of energy comes from rene

unions so resistant to ha? >> reporter: and the education establishment -- because they lose control and they have to suck up to the parents and please the customers0-thousand were attached to each kid or the average is about $13,000, schools would work hard to am compete and the best schools would thrive? have you a chart in your hand, how difficult it is to fire a teacher. >> reporter: i brought this because when i talk to the current head of the of the teachers, he said he can't fire bad teachers. they were sending sexually emails to a 16-year-old student. she said, you can fire him, he has to go through the steps. and the principals are too lazy to go through the steps. it doesn't look that bad if you look at it. but they have a 200-page rule book and the steps go on and on and... this is why-- >>> those are all the steps? >> reporter: and the appeals and this is why the private sector does everything better because have you to improve. union work rules are what kills entrepreneurship. >> sean: if you go back to president reagan in office and there was this historical study, landmark study, a nation at risk -- that study concluded what has hap

union because we're a global economy. everything happening around the world affects us locally. >> there is deb jones says low mortgage rates stim you'll yates spending. >> every time a customerhe economy. every time a person lowers paims to have more cash to put into purchasing it helps the economy. >> there is a client that came up with a interesting way to put it into perspective. he saved over $290,000 switching from a 30 year to 15 year loan, enough to pay for two daughter's weddings college tuition vacations for 15 years a diamond ring for his wife and a luxury car with over $58,000 left over. >> interest rates under 4% should be an indication they need to take advantage of this, now. >> and anyone refinancing may have to be patient because lenders are sometimes taking longer than 30 dyes close because of the loan modifications they're doing for disstressed homeowners. >> thank you. >> and dozens of former nfl players have joined together in one class action lawsuit that is against the lead claiming the nfl misled them about the risk of repeated concussions. >> there are hard knocks a major part of the nfl. and this helped make pro football a popular sport. 2000 former

unions not give up the fight and now they are mobilizing the unemployed. we have the guy leading that charge. a unique charge. this man is about to be the millionth customerd you mind if i go ahead of you? instead we had someone go ahead of him and wifty thousand dollars. congratulations you are our one millionth customer. people don't li to miss out on money that should have been theirs. that's why at ally we have the raise your rate 2-year cd. you can get a one-time rate increase if our two-year rate goes up. if your bank mes you miss out, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense. just people sense. >>neil: my buddies in college at fox business network, including rip are getting word on this upcoming greek election on sunday, that could be very defining. separately there is a g-20 meeting, these are 20 of the world's richest nations gathered i think in mexico, monday and tuesday, and ahead of that, a top official there, telling rich that they are very confident things will go well in greece and sunday should not be definitive for euro and the winning party needs to builds a coalition and the united states will not be asking congress for more imf money a

union rags that took home the trophy. >> yes, that was a disappoint that i'll have another couldn't race. >> this was not the party it was supposed to be. many tables were empty. custom i'll have another hats left untouched. many people said people did not show up for the reservations after the announcement that i'll have another pulled out of the race because of an injury. >> i was disappointed. i was looking forward to seeing a triple crown. >> i thought i would be in new york having my hat on, and just could not get it done. but here pimlico is ok. >> brenda canceled once i'll have another dropped out. she already had a hotel and tickets. >> i wanted to have i'll have another. i was there when affirm won, and i wanted to be there when i'll have another won. >> horse racing fans are sad there is no triple crown winner this year. they know the decision to pull i'll have another out was the right one. >> i am proud of the owner and the trainers to take him off the track because the horse is more important than any race. >> horse racing will go on. this is not the first injury a horse has had in a big race, and it probably won't be the last. >> the crowd was glad to s

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the european union is the number one trading partner for the u.s., and with a dozen countries there in a recession, that in turn affects american companies who rely on the european customerstuff, that hurts the u.s., and we are seen it happen for companies like general motors, ford, and mcdonald's, and you know, michael, the u.s. economy is fragile, and this is not going the held hp. >> and it is a huge deal, and people don't realize how much trade is done between the u.s. and europe, but it is three times the trade with china which everyone always talking about. so it is a big deal. alison, always a delight to see you there at the new york stock exchang exchange. >> sure. >>> well, civil liberties droup groups are accusing the police of being inappropriate in the stop and search frisks. now the justice department may get involved. [ male announcer ] this was how my day began. a little bird told me about a band... ♪ an old man shared some fish stories... ♪ oooh, my turn. ♪ she was in paris, but we talked for hours... everyone else buzzed about the band. there's a wireless mind inside all of us. so, where to next? ♪ >>> welcome back, everyone. mega church pastor creflo dol