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. >> doc, buffalo wild wing got hammered, hammered. >> yeah.nd one of the biggest problems is the ceo correct ly cited thee could be increased labor costs going forward. this is part of that minimum wage debate that's raging right now. i got to believe that buffalo wild wings and a number of others in that space is going to take a hit based on that. >> some says the stock is priced to per fngs fekz. great run over the last 52 weeks. you have any sort of blip anywhere and it's susceptible to a downturn of the magnitude we're seeing today. >> big sell-off today. i would wait until it gets more towards 115. >> twitter to announce the first earnings report ever since going public three months ago. the stock has more than doubled since then. will the numbers justify the momentum. suntrust is a top ranked analyst. downgraded twitter to hold in december. this, of course, coming after he was the first analyst to put a buy on that stock with the $50 price target. bob, welcome back. >> thanks for having me. >> what are you expects tonight? >> looking for

. >>> doc? >> i would disagree 100%. i think the sigh is heard over at google. i mean, for having the guy that invented the internet on your board, apple, having al gore on your board and you guys completely missing mobile as far as messaging and so forth. like joe says with imessage and things like that. this was one that apple should have done with that cash hoard. what did they do? they went out and bought $14 billion worth of their stock. what should they have done? they should have bought this. if they bought whatsapp, this would have been a game changer for apple. it would have put their flag in the ground, judge, and they would be back as an innovator, not just as a stonlgy old company that just buys back its stock. >> doc, that makes sense in terms of growth but it doesn't make sense because it will be so massively dilutive to apple shareholders given what they would have to pay for this versus their p.e. in the stock. that's why facebook was uniquely qualified to pay what they could and why google couldn't go there. you're buying a company who has no ea

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now docs officials say they filed an application for protection from creditors at the tokyo district court. docs is the world's biggest nickel in exchange for holding more than one million accounts most of the users are foreigners. once every seven the company suspended between transfers due to what officials described as a glitch in the system the site was shut down completely on wednesday ousted ukrainian president viktor yen and kobe says he will continue fighting to lead his country. he made his first appearance since leaving the capital kiev and giving an interview to local tv in eastern ukraine last week gecko which held a news conference on friday in the last of all known in southern russia. he said he won't give up fighting for the future of ukraine the country's interim government plans to ask moscow to hand over yanukovich. tensions have been rising in southern ukraine since chemical which webcke and opponents of the pro western government are staging protests militia on friday occupied the airport in santana row podium in crime tiny an aviation authorities say planes or th

. >> doc? >> sarah, just quick question. how much of this do you think actually going to be seen as dialing forward, if you will, we've put on hold a lot of the shopping and other purchases because people can't get out. how much of that gets released when the weather gets better? >> that was my point, doc, is that this pent up demand of people who can't do what they want to do now, then you get it pulled forward. >> right. >> you get it pulled forward in april. >> you can look at what the other data is telling you and the trend should still be in place. the confidence remains high. there are less firings. and your labor market has been showing a trend towards growth. that was before that january payrolls report and december payrolls report. they're looking at this number. retail sales and the other weaker numbers. right now they are attributing it to the weather on those ideas that the fundamentals and trend are looking good. >> let me get to steven parker again. you say the correction is over. what in this most recent marke

. >> doc, cisco, strong demand for its $8 billion debt sale.ond largest ever by a tech company. >> judge do, you get that? i don't. i don't know why they would go with a floating rate xwept they view rates as staying benign for a very long time because 8 billion offering got gobbled up. >> let's move to health care now. it's the second best performing s&p sector this year. is there still room to run or should i investor bs wary? bertha coombs is live at the global health care conference in new york city. bertha? >> hi. if you look at some of the health care charts, scott, they're beautiful. they look like maybe they're done. the biotech in particular on fire again thafr reporting late-stage results on pulmonary disease treatment. biotechs up better than 50% year to date. but rbc thinks there's still room to run. a lot of companies have good things in the pipeline and are likely takeout candidates from big pharma. that's likely to continue to see momentum there. oba obamacare, we've heard a lot about the problems and this morning notwithstanding

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. >> doc, how do you play this? are you starting to wonder whether this period of the correction, now this is done, and it's time to really start thinking about getting in? >> i think you can still buy the stocks that you liked before and ones that were effective like retail and autos right now. i mean, general motors report, i think, was an awful lot of it about automobiles and weather related dampening of demand for same. i think, judge, you could buy some of those in particular retailers the ones not in the malls but the ones that have their own stand alone stores like the macy's and saks. i like those more. i think the others, you would want to wait a little longer. >> ben willis, what are guys talking about on the floor today? are there folks down there wondering whether this correction is running its course here? >> there are some that might suggest that the correction may be over. but the bigger picture you take a step back and continue to look at the central banks as they continue to manipulate this market.

she asked so many questions, the hospital administrator finally relented and changed doc's status to inpatient. his $22,000 rehab bill was covered. >> if my husband had been there by himself, he would have accepted the observation status. >> reporter: what would that have meant to you if you had to pay that? >> my goodness, it would have been terrible. >> reporter: experts say you should fight for a status change in the hospital because medicare appeals later on, brian, can take years. >> as we've seen a lot of nice people getting caught up in this innocently. kate snow with our follow-up report tonight. thanks. >>> we're back in a moment with a life changing discovery. what one couple found on their property and why they wish to remain anonymous tonight. >>> we'll do more on this story as the date approaches. but there's a potentially bracing prediction from a group of scientists that low levels of radioactive cesium could arrive on our pacific coast as early as april. like the solid waste that has already washed up in so many places from the pacific northwest on south, this too is

has been used as a scapegoat the eu says it won't get into a bidding war with russia and ukraine the docs foreign policy chief catherine ashton returns to kiev on tuesday for talks with government and opposition he gets. amid reports that brussels and washington ap police to offer a financial aid package the european commission president is playing down talk of cash incentive the events too. to sign agreements. the children something i would say it's simply wrong. and that's why the union and member states very clearly the deal huge statements that some of the gun up going with eating competition. the single bodies more. for this notion of ukraine the ukrainian government holds out to them don't tend to trade pact an event triggering months of protests. there are signs that he is in the opening two rifle. who we can discuss some changes in the form and when the station. present inquiry. confirm that he is really use those tools. late changing your form. it means freedom from the presidential republic. the opponents are in prison. asked it takes to get anything in your eyes to a top to kie

big change from docs suspended did quinn transfers on every seven due to what it described as a systems glitch at the time adam dykes said he was trying to repair its system but on tuesday the site went down town docks was considered the world's biggest nickel in exchange it boasted more than one point one million accounts both inside and outside japan but users are now unable to contact the exchange either by phone or email. early on wednesday mountain ox released a message saying they will closely monitor the situation and react accordingly. the corn exchange leaders stressed that the problem of low doc says shut down lies with the firm not with the virtual currency itself. they said they'd call in exchanges are working together for the digital currencies future and the security of customer assets. some overseas bit corny changes were forced to suspend operations after their systems were hacked and that as raise questions about the stability of this digital currency trading system the news that i made david corn exchange has called in all its trading shocked users around the world. nh

it has the city on the road to break two thousand and three i think although the doc doc said on the voice of the russian criminal state. and in the book you're open to the fifth finger that's sweet and soft on the fsb. for a series of pop and pullman's in nineteen ninety nine which ended up ultimately in the second chechen war. three other people to know about those bombings for the event of the war what brought them on into power because they galvanized the country behind a new war in church and then that war was pursued more successfully than the first chechen war and with the result and that there was a huge spike in putin's popularity now. all evidence points to those bombings having been a provocation organize by this the authorities themselves including the fact that when a fifth bomb there were four bombs in them there was a fifth bomb that was found in the basement of a building in maria's son was discovered and the people who put enough in that basement were rested they turned out to be not chechen terrorists. but the fsb agents. and there's no question about that they were

the doc started to talking to you on testing the tent at the factory. i can't just bought this month by ten cents pound submitted to install phones. in the us sub bought books i'm going to move to st nazis god he can dance. i was was not living int and zia. a sale the study found people look ins on cuts c s pop this tiny jets pounded suspected militant hideouts in or was he described the move comes days after the much hyped the stocks that either means i'm a caucus compound of mine collapsed today is friday took any goat and a tv show when i meet many religions or damage of honest i'm not a sadist i applauded the one attacked by the beach in off the country is a strong point of the time to time. cq tlc should send more to do a scan on a forty two before the match. the all too keen to have basted a nominal needed to hide outs in the attack. she has been bidding on them i should be competent to take action against the county bond after a string of deadly attacks get only a hundred feet but this year. on the adam and steve said noting its origins were carr

in theory criminal charges will be dropped against them from today the case maybe it is the doc says it's a weighty evidence of the us ortiz will fall as rain on sunday opposition leaders kept up the pressure on prices in the two yanukovich telling about either team must abandon what they described as dictatorial powers. he seems to me that the employee just wants to bite the time and all he's not interested in handy when he speaks in their political economic problem. the only chance to tackle is the song going last tuesday establish an inclusive government in this country. this is not to be pro yanukovych government is to be for ukrainian government demanding he doesn't realize these we will have definitely not this cycle all tension and insurgents. but many in ukraine oh wait you to see if the conceit suggestions from the inside smoker real turning point in the standoff will end up just being forced to settle on the eighty years old but it's also the simple but when i was going what does it mean for us while we just pretend he's a zero point where we started from it was important f

doc, what did we find?e, average activity in a stock is always something we compare activity that we see that we think is unusual against the average for green mountain was 12,000 call contracts per day. now, in the days leading up to this, there was really nothing special, except for wednesday of this week. wednesday of this week 54,000 options traded on the call side. there were a bunch of puts that traded as well that day. and many of those could be buying puts, buying stock. it's a synthetic call. given that the stock popped from $80 or roughly $81 on the close on wednesday to 110 plus, there was a lot of money on the table here. extra contracts trading, you would certainly think it would look into it. as to who -- >> smash earnings last quarter and have a huge next day pop? isn't it possible that people are looking to gain? >> 100% possible. but the questions would be, how often do these people trade options because a lot of what they find when they do these investigations, they, of course, look for di

a blockbuster kevin spacey movie about your company it's really amazing ok what is dark complicated doc complicated it's kind of part is the dog was well gosh i want to i was trying to kind of try to play on the dot com and it's half memoir half advice guide so the memoir part it's really about my own very complicated relationship with technology i came to silicon valley as an outsider silicon valley can be a challenging place to be a woman and it was also challenging to be working with a sibling to have the zuckerberg last name i sometimes felt that no matter what i accomplished i always had that hanging over me so i write a lot about my own relationship with technology and the second part of the book is acknowledging how all of us both love and are addicted to attack but also sometimes how it makes us want to rip our hair out of our head and how to navigate this wired world. you are the oldest. of all of this right yes there were no brother his second oldest son then we have two sisters also so there's three girls yes one of the younger girls do they're my youngest sister works at goo

for me, the easier trade is to say i'm up more than double, good-bye. >> doc?to watch the other names. i don't think hewlett would take these guys out but one of the other folks especially with intellectual property, that's what they won more than anything is protection on the patent side. somebody would be out there shopping and it might indeed be hewlett. >>> coming up on the half, what is this brutal winter doing for the business of skiing? we will get the rundown when we come back. here's a hint. it's good. cme group can help you navigate risks and capture opportunities. we enable you to reach global markets and drive forward with broader possibilities. cme group: how the world advances. [ car alarm chirps ] ♪ [ male announcer ] we don't just certify our pre-owned vehicles. we inspect, analyze, and recondition each one, until it's nothing short of a genuine certified pre-owned mercedes-benz for the next new owner. [ car alarm chirps ] hurry in to the mercedes-benz certified pre-owned sales event. visit today for exceptional offers. ♪ which will cause me to

doc says i eat i feel him inside. lynn said today that condemn not and ten in general. the pic's to solve she gets. on top with two hits. mussina was up. it was just that. i'm back. ted and i soon got. this is done he is teaching in the june exams. that seems how do we all know portland's good intentions all the while the look of that story we don't want this again continued illegal whincup your time to do the option to be a lock so i didn't end up not know what i want honesty so you will get done the dough to a river in the north of county and county originates in nanjing and connects with the ongoing cool. it's linked on both sides by steep mountains. long ruling will lead to g and m sixteen and the insurance and the rivers connect. this is a typical geo more fake feature of the top the mountain air located in the west and east of the county. no single rivers cut through the area from north to south dividing the mountains into three parts. you are roads built in such an inhospitable place to begin the eye the chill spirits walk along the bottom looking for remnants of

teaching the doc that way. they end up well she came to where you can choose which one to the ancient culture of the central plains. just two hundred years ago. the move was rather more problem. he was certain to be with them in greek. on the news gordon week. one hundred square kilometers and a population of at least six times. it's the downtown area of whom were gone. he was a huge city but the standards of sixteen years ago. so what does. boredom. oh what i see how long. yet a white sheet on top. if you don't want to go. tobe or corner. you drive me to peek into the mm mm mm just two kilometers to the east of downtown lord o is the temple dates from the first century a d ay ay it's still like it was time for the most famous in chinese history. many worshippers to come today the raf. six ensuring the tool was recorded as being one point two km to the west of the few. i raced to the ancient roots archaeologists were able to summon the section and dilapidated city mall in nineteen sixty two the excavation to th

let me tell you, doc, you know, out in the suburbs, people are angry. i saw some kind of vicious displays of anger this morning at the train station, let me tell you. is this unusual? are you surprised? >> listen, i'm not surprised because this is unusual. yes, people feel disempowered. when people disempowered by something great as nature, they become irritable. they become unable to plan their days, their weeks. it is relentless, gerri. so that is what really contributes here to people feeling dispirited. they can't control it and it is random. you don't know if it is happening next week or tomorrow or two weeks from now and that's a formula for helplessness. gerri: formula for helplessness but what do you do about it? is there anything you can do? you're sort of stuck at home, aren't you? >> one thing to know it is going to end. generally if you will define for people, listen this, is not forever. there is an end in site, they will do better if they keep that in mind. you can forget it. other thing not effort so much against it because the truth is,

the medicare doc fix needs to be happen frequently, because the law cuts the reimbursement rate unless congress does something about it. those two things may be part of a agreement. eventually we will see the pension benefits restored in some piece of legislation before they take effect. it is going to take a little time to figure out what vehicle to move it through congress. host: what is on the other side of this? we should not and come up with some kind of a fix? guest: there are members who think if they restore the cuts, there should be a way to pay for them. a variety of ideas have come up, through closing tax loopholes, raising money elsewhere in the budget to pay for it. there are not that many people who say the pensions should be cut. some people do think it is ok to help the government pare down its spending. it is a tough issue for lawmakers. no lawmaker wants to support cutting benefits for our military, particularly when these men and women have served multiple tours. this is not a great time to be on the side of cutting military cola benefits. that is one thing that will

. >> the boots were determined to be size 7 doc martin brand boots. all the blood evidence in the house was carefully catalogued and analyzed. dozens of items were submitted for dna testing. >> i ended up taking 70 samples of bloodstains from the crime scene and processing those all the way through for dna analysis. >> one bloodstain stood out from the others, a drop of blood on the comforter on top of the bed. this was different than the smudges that appeared elsewhere in the room. since the evidence indicated pat mcrae never entered the bedroom after he was stabbed, analysts thought this blood might be the killer's. >> there was a little bit of blood evidence in the bedroom, and it turns out that that little bit of blood evidence was probably the most significant evidence that we had in that case. >> the droplet was cut out of the comforter and tested along with other bloodstains on the bed. the results showed a mixture of blood from two people. >> one of the contributors of the blood in the house is a female. >> the male dna belonged to the victim,

>> some of my patients call me pot doc. >> your patients call you pot doc?ever meet anyone who is as interested as hearing about their marijuana use as i am. >> dr. stacy gruber is serious about pot. >> i want you to name the color and not to read it. >> okay. >> i met her in her labs in mclean hospital near boston. she's using high-tech imaging to see what happens in the brain when you smoke. >> when you first smoke, that you light up a spliff, a joint, a smoke, and receptors are throughout the brain respond, and these are areas of the brain responsible for things like pleasure, memory, learning, sensation, sense of time and space, coordination, movement, appetite and other drives shall we say. so it's sort of an overall impact, right? >> so reward, pleasure, hunger. you have this overall feeling of well being they say. >> that all sounds pretty good. >> it does sound pretty good. >> and it's not just feeling good, but there is this phenomenon reported by many smokers over the years, especially famous artists, the ability to be more creative. >> when you fe

he said yeah, he curls his own hair because he idolizes black baseball player the like doc ellis. i didn't know it would be three hours to put in 1 10 rollers in and then have to take them out. it was just a whole thing. but i actually started to love it. >> you said in the stall that we weren't going to fake it. >> i'm being real now. this is who i am. okay? >> so why did you do this. >> in the who's zooming who, russell sees reinvention as a key theme of his last three films. >> since "the fighter" i've been blessed with a certain direction of stories to tell. salt of the earth, ordinary people who live kind of operatic emotions and struggles to reinvent their lives. >> he's a grown man. he can think for himself. >> shut your mouth. >> don't call me skank. i'll rip that nasty hair rightout of your [ bleep ] head. >> you have to decide who you're going to be on any given day. your home relationships and work relationships that larger request eis what fascinated us. >> and no one in movies fascinates audiences quite like jennifer lawrence. >> i don't like change. it's really hard

today i want to thank the natural resources committee chairman doc hastings, who is from washington he understands the west and he understands the out of doors. his leadership on this issue was essential as well as the congressional sportsman's caucus co-chairman, bob latta, from ohio, an benny thompson from mississippi. -- both of these men met with me and the committee early on to make sure we would be prepared for their bills to come to the floor as a package with the understand that on a bicameral, bipartisan basis we would move this legislation. i urge my colleagues to vote yes on the rule and yes on the underlying legislation. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts. >> madam speaker, i want to -- i thank the chairman of the rule committees, mr. sessions for yielding me the customary 30 minutes. mr. mcgovern: i rise in opposition to the rule and the underlying bill and yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. mcgovern: madam speaker, thi

doc, you have some unusual activity as well? >> very unusual.and furious this morning, judge. they bought the june 65 calls. the reason it's significant, 46,000 of them traded, they took profits on 46,000 of the expiring february 55 calls so this is somebody who has been right on the direction and have rolled up and out like the trade. that's my final trade. >> refresh my memory. you in this name? >> i am. i'm in facebook stock and options. >> final trades. josh, your final? >> freeport. >> happy birthday, michaela. >> "power lunch" starts now. >>> "halftime's" over. the second half of your trading day begins now. >> scott, thank you very much. get ready to get out and shovel in beautiful montclair, new jersey where the ice is that high. here it comes. this is a picture of a mess. forecasters say this could be a really significant weather event from washington to new york. it is already snowing and icing further south. look at that, 32 degrees in augusta, georgia. that's where they have the masters. in about five, six weeks from no

a criticaled pocket doc works like a.ing service. >> we're living really in a laboratory if you will in real time, so there will be a lot of different models that will be tried. some will have staying power, some will not. >> reporter: e-commerce is not just changing the healthcare game for consumers and doctors, they are also changing the game for employers. some are offering them for coverage, forcing insurance companies to be upfront about costs. zach says the medical help he found has been life changing. >> the doctor has been able to give me great feedback, i was able to incorporate that advice into my daily life. >> reporter: stacey tisdale, al jazeera, new york. >>> up next on al jazeera america, the oldest working paper boy in america shows that age is just a number. he shares his secret to success and survival straight ahead. >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm del walters. these are your headlines at this hour. we're watching a landmark labor vote in tennessee. workers a volkswagon plant voting on whethe

aged 19, he was nicknamed baby doc. he secured power for 15 years with a secret police force. ousted, heg described haiti's future. >> will you organize elections as planned? >> there is no plan to hold elections. repression,fter the investigators need to determine whether the former dictator is guilty of crimes against humanity. there is no time limitation. the courts ruled that he could eventually be charged. here in france, speakers of the french resistance are honored this friday. chosen toent has women and two men to be buried at the site in the center of paris. this is a monument to france's most important people. this year, the president has chosen to honor for major figures of the french resistance. she was an education minister before the war was arrested and killed in 1944 for refusing to collaborate with the regime. pierre was a resistance leader who died after jumping out of a window to stop torture at the hands of the gestapo. two female resistance fighters are being honored as well. genevieve was a niece of charles de gaulle who campaigned against poverty. she re

suffering, and other people in the valley because of the high levels of ozone that are created by the docs, and it's not fair to place blame on any one industry, and a lot of people are looking to place blame, but instead of placing blame, we should be looking at thelution solutions to the unique problems in utah. >> amanda, here's a solution: speaking about precedent. should utah politicians tighten up here when it comes to regulation, and should industry be made a scapegoat? >> i think that scapegoat is too strong a word. but the truth is that it requires sacrifice from a wide array to sectors, and people who drive the cars being willing to pay more for gas, and refineries, and copper mines being willing to put in the best pollution control technologies. i think that they do a good job, but we have a population expected to double in the next 30-40 years, and we're all living in this valley ringed by mountains. and we need a bold vision, and it needs to cu come from the vey top. from the governor to the leaders, and we're going to have to put billions of dollars into a bus network to feed

five journalists there are in the doc. there is virtual and then there is reality on facebook. week. >> the media story in turk whey we looked at a few weeks ago when prime minister's government was scrapping with critical news outlets over a corruption scandal is intensifying. on february 10th, the editor of a leading newspaper went on the air to say government pressure had created a climate of intimidation in turkey after audio files leaked online purportedly showed his publication altering its news coverage at the behest of executives who had close ties to the ruling party. just two days before that, thousands of fers testers we. if made official, the amended law will bolster existing legislation that has already allowed for the blocking of myriad websites in the country. the government says that the law is not sensorship. it's regulation. however, critics point to the timing. with e elections coming up in turkey and the fact that the internet is leaking official secrets like a siv, their argument is that the government is trying to curb the free flow of information online.

doc? >> it's a big deal.en a leak here because both sig and zlc both had unusual activity. i bet both will be looked into for this because it was very strong. >> all right. "power lunch" will have both ceos on at 1:00 eastern just after us. pay close attention to that interview about that big deal today. >>> next, garmin hitting a five year high after beating on the top and bottom lines. josh? >> wells fargo really liked the quarter. they think revenue growth is finally coming back to this company after so many years of just cutting costs and trying to get through. now it's a growth company again according to that analyst. in the meantime, 16% of the float was short going into the quarter so this is the kind of pop you can expect to see when the company shops the street. >> lily saying its cancer drug reached its primary end point in a phase three study. the company plans to submit its first application to regulators. pete? >> what excites me about the pharma industry is the pipelines. this is one more exampl

it's absolutely hated the hill in the face this feeling you get the doc will be easy to read it also demonstrates is kept referring to this gender theory supposedly being taught in schools. so on. in a moment of confusion. it's important that we should stay top position very clearly especially when some tried to undermine the republic's foundations including schools and secondary schools. my parents and even the interior minister saying he was the gender theory to the talks also saying that it's a lie that surrogate mm of mothers were going to be kinda back in the legislation that's again now include a onesie on hold. um do you throw up. heard from france's former justice minister of the week and abdomen and ten he's the man who wrote the bill in three decades ago and the death penalty in this country. he calls the demonstrations of a week ago sunday of the first since occupation and featured openly anti semitic chants the fruit of the a team of heroes said its group is a newspaper. i would've liked to seen stronger reactions from the government. this recall each time it's necessary

to do the ten power in government who once defended seats that beat a padded cell can get into but doc says what is to the centrist bulk that heidi was also adds that the dpm and sunny days with the opposition in syria. back to monday that he's one of the route to syria for its fighters from syria before he would sit down and a government with them that now also has been dropped for this compromise seems to now be had finally going ahead one can also sense that perhaps i'd be doing such a person could be behind adirondacks has allowed saudi arabia backs had eighty days to also adopt in a bit of heat as it seems that some pressure behind the scenes what about this compromise and that the top ten months of impulse. this government can finally add come about tuesday calle sixty months in latin on. lots of examples of abstaining from neighboring syria and kaylee this new government is good its work cut out for. so i suspect to stop rebel base themselves on something they can walk on a tuesday press that has been checked since becoming a teammate. if the cup and how convenient place by then

literally separated off from the rest of the city almost by mediæval motes using the wall to systems of the docand it's. the access roads to the city within a city as accused by checkpoints. a private security service can deny access without reason at any time. is this the city of the future accessible only to the wealthy and powerful to fit into this brave new world. so the legal aspects of this are really important that means that the owners of this space define what is legally allowed and what is prohibited through their oath by all their legal sanctions which means that political activity is actually illegal in this space it's illegal to have a political demonstration it's illegal to have a political mobilization it's illegal to bag it's illegal to. do all of the the full range of activities that you would expect to be. allowed in a democratic society. three d. model of the city designed by the german aerospace institute in berlin to simulate been development. from a simulation of the real city to the creation of a virtual parallel urban environment a future in which computers communicate w

to manage the helicopter was quickly scrambled to rescue the twelve cream and berries the docs house was complicated by winds of up to one hundred and ten km hour all eighteen greens were very strongly that was the new thirty five degrees the corrected itself and stop to clean it and it was very unstable. it was extremely tricky fanatical political. in iowa hundred meets his lawn had been having to buy a home to pick up its content. authorities have now set to mason and anti maritime pollution time missy is that a few leaking into the sea. forty eight hours to go till the opening ceremonies of the winter olympics. protesters around the world and rally against the host nations of the anti gay laws. like in a general slump earlier here in paris active is scheduled to rally this evening outside a branch of fast food chain mcdonald's the main sponsors of the game or the story. their weights. months and one hundred and fifty nine sixty state and even peeped will be nice to see any from of the sea. if a move toward the black sea resort before like to me and paid college and during friday's

it's not good, doc. it's not good. i'm scaling up like a [bleep] damn boa constrictor over here.kay? - i got beef with you. - excuse me? i am mad at you! remember that cooperative dinner you had me have with my friends so we could try and resolve some of our issues? well, it blew up in my face. what happened? uh, screaming and tears and physical threats, uh, frank pulled out his gun, somebody dropped the "n" bomb.

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that if the government doesn't pay his promise to it they will resume then march on and called the doc administration is scrambling to secure funds to pay for the mice. some say the problems could flare up again. a london based institution says many asian generous swam on the one hundred and thirty four killed on the job just yet the international news safety institute july and science as that of a roll twelve percent fewer reporters were killed last chance compared to twenty twelve at the institution says it's concerned about the bodies and the number of assaults threats and kidnappings and jenna this week to twenty deaths and syria was the most lethal a speech and in this house jack iraq fun as we seek steamed acts the philippines ranked the brink of fourteen gas and next weigh in day and puppies don. team five died covering a total sauces including thai friend heidi and in recent years that tennyson was killed in a nice shooting off report as of this has been a subsidy . then on the quantum it is expanding and traffic congestion in some areas is what's the name to solve the problem

but they're going back to their primary care doc, god love them. hope that that person knows they were in the hospital and takes good care of them. now we're seeing changes, sometimes it's with carrots, sometimes it's with sticks, but these changes are going to come. some of them are going to be tougher. we haven't done a very good job of deciding what's actually working in our health care system or not. drugs have a major problem and there's a lot of things wrong with them, but drugs we test much better than a lot of other things. there are large number of treatments that you and i get that we assume make good sense, that sound like they do well, that our doctors firmly believe in, and that nobody has ever tested except, perhaps, a randomized sample of seven women in some midwest city when the doc decided to do it that way. we just do not test for these things very well. we need to do a lot better at that and be a lot more skeptical about our health care. hang on to your hats. more things are coming. there's going to be a lot more fodder for peopl

the docs if you put tuesday with the heat off to the government that of sorts and that if the cases above him and keep on making nominated by the dotted line it doesn't take itself to the divine which included more than the sum you how often or as the father of the target on and one on top of the disease. the chief to take office the mumbai sacred mosque said they were disappointed by the last minute cancellation of the team let's not let my people. maggie smith the field. shahid making the dog got into it that would be the largest yet simon seeking they'll think about making again but with the mother of it. all comments and think it will be a minus on the bench and commented that it was tough but would i. all i get to the static toward the end of the shadow. combine pasta on tuesday and then stick covered up by the time to dominate to comment on one tnt into two g spectrum stamp on monday putting the zipper sound pollution levels fixed charges against the nt supreme oh and climbing on the pianos filmmaker don't sell on e mostly light to produce and play some point you to prove that it wa

it's cool the docs know what was that this has destroyed the stall as an offence of historical proportions. it's even reached the generally mild south of the country forcing the cancellation of around six thousand five hundred flights. on the condition it seemed likely to continue to recap but i do for the weekends. the president the vice president have canceled all events. and there's even more snow to come and the days ahead. as america is bracing for a long weekend. washington will fall into deep sleep until at least tuesday. chevron girl but you're in use at the white house. he moved on whom. the family says three people killed during protests in venezuela that the morning that day it's the thousands of demonstrators had been protesting in the country to cover a kiss. when domino made to the lakes and could fall and amongst the day the patron government and anti government and to basics the entrees that they tasted a series of protests against the president is evident in what i want justice if we want to say the venezuelan people. milton eighty two of the students in his fight to make

are getting a look at some snowball out of the soul is not just a severe weather which we are seeing doc was out but still about fifteen twenty seven years could be accumulating in western parts the great lakes even parts of ontario as well and isolated areas to see as much as thirty centimeters of imagine a lake effect that skinny kicking up as a storm system does continue to work he's a medic in across parts of new england in the southern call back over towards the eastern seaboard freezing rain is also a major threat every time we talk about this we're talking about slick roads even delays at the airport over the course toronto your deftly and be impacted by this but i think the biggest threat is here towards the south the cia or the orange. well that's our severe weather to read were looking at the squall line setting up could have when the sustained various mediums as we dig us out ahead of the in the straight line winds up to about a hundred kilometers per hour. he'll also a major threat and even there's the slight risk of tornadoes in that skinny continue to move. he's still going

but it's full of geese news updates and tenderly in beijing by doc the eye. i do. and. i do aye aye aye aye aye aye. i was in the eye. south. xian. sells says. i hate it the eye lead when where or who will the us. here in japan it's a saturday night and james to go toe to welcome to the seller's new slide. heavy snow has blanketed windy areas long looks at the coast of eastern japan a low pressure system dumped record heavy snow fall on human areas around tokyo in the central tokyo had twenty seven centimeters of snow for the second time this month and the heaviest a one min forty five years. many people couldn't maket