>> correct. >> ifill: dina cappiello of the associated press. thank you. >> thank you. >> woodruff: again, the other major developments of the day. the u.s., russia and other powers met in paris to discuss ukraine, but made no headway. and the russians declined to meet with ukraine's new government. the senate blocked president obama's nominee to head the civil rights division of the justice department. and the college board dropped the essay requirement as part of the s.a.t. starting in 2016, it will be optional. >> ifill: on the newshour online right now, economist and psychologist dan ariely writes about a strange correlation between the busy exam periods for students enrolled in college and the death of grandparents. but the trend doesn't hold for those who take special online courses called "m.o.o.c.'s." read his analysis on making sense. all that and more is on our web site, newshour.pbs.org. >> woodruff: and that's the newshour for tonight. on thursday, we'll look at the value of some economic reports, like monthly jobs numbers. and what

dina uckyed -- doc -- "d dynasty"--remember that? he is talking about the with a reporter from gq, first mistake. in between saying that he loves humanity, he said that we are all sinners. leave it to god. and expresse bible his opinion. whether that brilliant tv network do? they fired him. canned the devout christian for expressing his devout christian views on a television show about a devout christian family. nothing is ever wrong. who getose executives to school america on standards. they are the ones. in another time, that might have been it. phil when a state fire. not now. not this time. [applause] knewle over america new -- that it should just not be swingers on tv shows. they understood that phil's writes express himself and that fight was all about our right to express ourselves. his fight with our site. we pushed back and we won. [applause] now everyone is happy, happy, happy. [laughter] these are the same thinking couch liberals. -- they whine that we disrespect women. that is bull. democrats, it is your leaders who are d

you're familiar with this. >> dina's right on. of the things they're probably thinking is these people would be orphied if there was bloodshed on their brothers. russia cares a lot more of this sphere of influence. and uniting eurasia, than the g-8. and nato has been in russia's face for many years. and it's a big insult to russia. i'm not saying it's right or wrong. but that's exactly how they feel. >>> there's another emerging market to worry about. that's china. the yuan which has been considered a safe one-way bet is coming off its largest weekly move against the dollar since 2010. it's expected to be a topic at the people's conference meeting in beijing. larry mcdonald, following what's at stake here. he's the senior director at new edge. great to have you with us. >> hello, michelle. >> it's melissa. >> you think of trades unwinding and how much has been put long the trade as opposed to short. and also, the structure products. structured around this one directional trade, which had been a one-direction trade. >> you think ab

i'm dina from the san francisco consortium representing clinics in san francisco. i want to thank the staff for their work and specifically we submitted comments and staff got back to us and we went back and forth and they acknowledged our issues and in the revised version. i want to thank everyone for this impressive document. thank you. >> thank you. any other speakers? public comment closed we'll open up for commissioners questions and comments. commissioner antonini? >> i have some questions in general about this document. there is a different between city owned medical facilities and non-city owned medical facilities. i guess my concern is that we talk about this eligible for development initiative and some things that would have to be met by institutions that qualify in terms of square footage new buildings or additions. but, my concern is this where would this go? an example was brought up to changing a medical facility to pool hall. i'm concerned about a medical facility who wanted to locate

i'm on a grand daughter dina was born after his death whenever she constantly comes across the legacy of her talented and so ordinary grandfather. see also possesses the right and indeed the rating energy that runs into family know that and i am a singer i think the musical towns was passed down to you from my grandfather. well of course i'm a bit of an anxious as well. i've played on stage i'm also directed the small theatrical production. as part of the hunter's anniversary of the famous feel a maker of all cds of presents i will post the selected pieces and the sight of the grace of god that seattle will be held both the kazakhstan and abroad. but the cbo will open a museum of privacy in mind which will also be named after second item on him. eye i am. i was. it said. ch. it is posts. i do. its. the p n union spends more on agriculture and rural development but it stands on anything else. at a time of crisis when the new speech squeezed out of every year of spending. it's understandable that the common agricultural policy which the ap as it's known could come under renewed scrutiny

are deep discrepancies between countries that you don't do your own make lots of people unhappy so dina has always said a strong attitude towards independence and we can't we could let it out it would express itself with the final goal of respond reconstructing from scratch a new political and instructive system. it's about time we belong to ourselves. while central governments in europe won't let their regions go easily the constitutional court in spain has ruled that the catalonia independence referendum said settled for september is illegal as the poll showed that more than half the people there want to have a sovereign state but i'm not our arc from the european partnership for independence says madrid will do anything it can to stop the region breaking away it's not that actually a situation that it's only recognized by the citizenship but also in catalonia there is an actual absolute majority in the catalan parliament of members that are in favor of this referendum the reason why the spanish state uses all of the mechanisms to to avoid democracy is the practice of democracy is bec

dina, you and i have talked many times about the russian media not being let's say as politically correct as the u.s. media tends to be. what are they saying? >> you're right, the tone is very aggressive. i have been listening to these russian broadcasts, the anchors, the reporters referring to the protesters as neonazis, radicals, bandits. they don't call them anything else except those three names. another thing i found interesting, there are a lot of not so subtle hints that the west, specifically the united states, specifically president obama, are hypocrites, how could they suggest that putin crossed a red line by sending troops into the crimea. and another interesting thing i noticed, on two of the major russian news channels, they played pretty lengthy packages about kosovo, one of the reporters saying look at this, the americans spit on international norms and look what they did and look at how they are treating us and the russian people now that we want to send our troops and help russian people in crimea. >> i'm wondering to what degree are these news organizations in russia com

corner wells, barely 100 yards from the bank, in the parking lot of an eyeglass center as employee dina must have said something about a bomb or said that he had something on him, because then he -- the police officers proceeded running in different directions. >> as the area is evacuated, cameraman dan holland holds his position. he has his lens trained on the scene where wells is trying to convince the police he was forced to rob the bank by someone else, the same person who put the bomb around his neck. >> i'm not lying. did you call my boss? >> the man was strangely calm. he was just kind of sitting there. i mean i know if i would have had a bomb on my neck, i would have probably been in a panic mode. >> as witnesses and media look on, wells talks out loud about the bomb to anyone who will listen. >> he pulled a key out and started a timer. i heard the thing ticking when he did it. it's going to go off. >> for 20 tense minutes, police keep their distance, waiting for the bomb squad to arrive. in obvious distress, wells pleads with police as the clock ticks. >> why is no one trying t

. >> dina is setting the same growth target this year as it did for 2013. that's 7.5%.made the in beijing today. stephen engle was there. let's get to him. an impressive backdrop behind you. >> yes, an extremely rare opportunity to broadcast live from the heart of the chinese square -- innewman tian an men square. there is the actual square itself. we are right in the middle thing -- of things. the square has actually cleared out. the session kicked out this today was theded. big work report from the premier , and the big headline was status quo. 7.5% gdp growth target. that's the same target as last year. we had 7.7% growth rate last year. we are expecting a similar type of growth this year. why did they not lower the rate? jobs.mportant is and sustaining growth momentum. officials have been deemphasizing growth this past year with a new leadership team as they embark on these reforms to make it more market oriented. there are other issues discussed in the halls of power to my right. national security. domestic security. the terrorist attack. the chinese calling it the

discrepancies between countries that you don't do your own that make lots of people unhappy and so dina has always said a strong attitude towards independence and we could let it out it would express itself with the final goal of the risk of reconstructing from scratch a new political and not destructive system. we are now engaged developing that it's about time we belong to ourselves. on to some other news making headlines at this hour yellowstone national park in the united states has recorded a four point eight earthquake the area is prone to small quakes but recently the number of tremors has been increasing that has led to concerned that the super volcano beneath of the park could be about to blow scientists say that it is already fifty thousand years behind its expected eruption. in a night operation over four thousand five hundred police officers and marines moved into one of the largest slums in rio de janeiro it forms part of the pacific cation a program to deal with the severe crime that plagues impoverished areas of brazil the government is trying to keep the country's drug g

discrepancies between countries that you don't do your own that make lots of people unhappy and so dina has only said a strong attitude towards independence and we think we could let it out it would express it so the final goal of risk reconstructing from scratch a new political and administrate good system. we know is developing that it's about time we don't do ourselves next hour look at the effect of nato bombings on belgrade in the ninety's stay with us. you know what i don't like fake scandals so what i saw the article the train killers of vladimir child army oh i knew i was in for a treat the online version of the article which has a less alarming title tells the shocking truth of the barracuda sports club which trains young children in various activities like hiking wrestling and even using firearms firstly by vladimir's child army they must mean putin but the thing is that this is not a network of government training facilities it's just one camp and there is nothing on their site or materials to indicate that is a government facility or that putin has anything to do with it at

deep discrepancies between countries that we don't do europe to make lots of people unhappy and so dina has only said a strong attitude towards independence and we let that attitude express itself with the final goal of respect reconstructing from scratch a new political and system. we are now engaged developing the feeling that it's about time we belong to ourselves. now on our team dot com we've got more on the new nations that could be about to spring up within europe also on our website for you the operator of crippled fukushima nuclear power plant in japan is found to have severely underestimated radiation exposure almost one hundred fifty cleanup workers also on our team dot com we're reporting on a very different contamination story. still chilling story from siberia new year images from a cheese factory go viral and sparked a national controversy employees at the factory and decided to mark their new year shift by yes bathing in the milk for which the cheese is made footage of the farce went viral and sparked a health and safety probe that has been thwarted by the extraordinary

paulsen: i rise to commend the dina hornets for winning against a tough lakeville north squad. the -- they became the first a.a. hockey team to win back-to-back state championships in 20 years. led by senior captain and mr. minnesota hockey finalist tyler lanne led them to a victory. it's a zestment to the hard work of these young men that they spend countless hours on the ice while balancing their school work, family times and other endeavors. becoming state champions doesn't happen overnight but through years of dedication. the teach the parents, the entire school district are tremendously proud, congratulations again to the high school hockey champions. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, one week ago i stood in the parking lot of manville high school, waiting. mr. olson: a few minutes before 4:00 p.m., the texas women's 5-a

. >>> e dina, tie os lindos, cabello precioso, estuvo experimentando con su color.es acan de ser los se desconoce que motivo a cometer este delito. diario 4 niÑos mueren en estados unidos por abuso o para evitar que siga en aumento, se realiza la campa azul". y estÁ rosa placencia, presidenta de la organizaciÓn i amigos for kids. >>> cuÉntame de la realidad de miles de niÑos que son vÍctimas de abuso. >>> tenemos que hablar de estos tÓpicos, si no creamos conocimiento no tendremos una sociedadonde estÉn protegidos sobre este tipo de ocurrencias, tenemos 4 niÑos que mueren a consecuencia de abuso, la gran mayorÍa son menores de 4 aÑos. y la gran mayoria,te abuso es c padres. uno o ambos. entonces, tenemos una gran responsabilidad, no solamente como padres, sociedad, adultos, de cuando hay un problema repor reportarlo. >>> es complicado para un familiar reportar este tipo de abuso. de manera lo pueden hacer pensando que es lo mejor. >>> es lo mejor. porque lo que hay que pensar es que si sospechamos que sucede, tenemos los medios de repoars ara vari entidades, de esta

discrepancies between countries that you don't do your own that make lots of people unhappy and so dina has always said a strong attitude towards independence and we think we could lead that it would express itself with the final goal of risk reconstructing from scratch a new political and administrative system. we are now engaged developing the feeling that it's about time we belong to ourselves. i'll be back in about fifteen minutes time right here on our team where we'll find out what president obama did and did not say on his visit to saudi arabia before that though it's venture capital with keeping stay with us. come. well come to let's run siberian. what are the places you never go to. the fun. things you never do. experience you'll never get. the surprise you will. put on your show coming alive should be making news all the face i describe you know moans. a pleasure to have you with us here on our team today i roll the sushi. dramas the chance to be ignored. stories of others to refuse to notice. faces change the world lights never. come full picture of today's leaves my own two

deep discrepancies between countries that we don't do europe to make lots of people unhappy not so dina has always said a strong attitude towards independence and we could let that attitude express itself with the final goal of research reconstructing from scratch a new political and administrate good system. we are now engaged developing the feeling that it's about time we belong to ourselves. thousands of palestinians that work in jerusalem are forced to spend hours every day just queuing at a ramada checkpoint for those lucky enough to own a car to switch on by without a second glance from police and certainly fueling tensions activists believe it's a deliberate move on israel's part so we can the palestinians fall asleep reports. the reality of the israeli occupation for palestinians who need to into jerusalem to work every day it is like to do and some days it is even harder than to do a man who has a family needs to survive and bring food home and it is very hard but what can i do i've been crossing the checkpoint for twenty seven years i know wakes at four in the morning to spend

deep discrepancies between countries that we don't do europe that make lots of people unhappy not so dina has always said a strong attitude towards independence and we think we could let that attitude express itself with the final goal of risk reconstructing from scratch a new political and administration good system. we know it is developing the feeling that it's about time we belong to ourselves but of course spain is needed to let catalonia go the constitutional court has ruled the region has no right to hold a vote on sovereignty show june for september but an arc from the european partnership for independence says the government can keep ignoring the drive for independence. it's not that actually a situation that it's only nice by the citizenship but also in catalonia there is an actual absolute majority in the cattle parliament of members that in favor of this referendum the reason why the spanish state uses all of the mechanism. to avoid democracy is the practice of democracy is because they know that that is the stopping the referendum is the only way they have to stop problem the

political clout when it comes to street demonstrations yeah we have to mention there is no question that dina's have made big strides and i want to give a few numbers between one thousand nine hundred six and two thousand and eleven the number of latinos serving in elected office rose from thirty three thousand seven hundred forty three to five thousand eight hundred fifty and that figure includes twenty four members of the house of representatives and two u.s. senators new jersey's bob menendez a democrat and florida's marco rubio a potential republican presidential candidate and let alone the latino electorate is expected to grow from twenty three million to forty million by twenty thirty how do you think it's going to affect policy in the u.s. moving forward what are the big changes that one one should expect if any. well yeah i mean not all latino groups think alike in you know you mention the names of senator menendez and senator rubio many latinos will tell you that they do not represent their interests i mean a republic in a cuban from south florida is not going to think the same way abo