president, bob dole has flown on air force one 100 times. bob dole -- good lord, mr. president, mr. president, damn it. ah! >> when we come back, the water cooler talk this week was about the new rule at yahoo!. everyone working at yahoo! from home must now report for duty in the office. will that catch on and bring telecomm screeching halt. plus "scoops and predictions" from the notebooks of these reporters. from the notebooks of these reporters. we'll be right back. chris: welcome back. sometimes big national debates spring up unexpectedly. this happened this past week. the young mother who is the c.e.o. of yahoo! surprised her own company and millions of other that everyone at yahoo! must hence forth the work from the office, no longer working from home. they are more productive and if they're there in the office interacting with their colleagues face-to-face. that isn't the trend with workers raising a family. a quarter of the employees work at home. 2/3 of american employees allow this practice. that has doubled since 2005. katty, this is a screeching discussion, i'm not sure i

it all started with bob dole.commercials started, first he lost the 1996 presidential campaign to bill clinton. then became a spokesmodel for a new pill that was a big game changer for older men. >> when i was diagnosed with prostate cancer, i was primarily concerned with ridding myself with the cancer. second secondly, i was worried about side effects like erectile dysfunction, ed, often called impotence. >> bob dole, one of the most clever senators, made more money in another commercial that mocked his own viagra commercial. >> hi. i'm bob dole. and i've always spoken to you frankly, no matter what the subject. that's why i am eager to tell you about a product that put real joy back in my life. it helps me feel youthful, vigorous, and most importantly vital again. what is this amazing product? my faithful little blue friend, an ice cold pepsi cola. >> the revitalizing effects of pepsi right for you? check with your clerk and start living again. >> i feel like a kid again. >> the joy of pepsi! ♪ >> oh, that's wha

for instance, there was dole and del monte, which i believe are u.s.h the dole food company and fresh del monte produce, which is not affiliated with del monte foods, have issued statements strongly denying that they made payments to the paramilitaries. fresh del monte produce says its colombian operation is limited to a sales office which purchases bananas from independent growers. dole and del monte say they never paid you any money. >> chiquita has been honest by acknowledging the reality of the conflict and the payments that it made. the others also made payments, not only international companies, but also the national companies in the region. >> so you're saying dole and del monte are lying? >> i'm saying they all paid. >> mancuso has been indicted in the u.s. for smuggling 17 tons of cocaine into the country. he said he was more than willing to tell u.s. prosecutors anything they wanted to know. has anyone come down here from the united states, from the u.s. justice department, to talk to you about dole or to talk to you about del monte or any ot

unused government coffers and doled out by the fish department and teach us about democracy and creating videos featuring drill sergeants showing off the recipes. it is adding up and johnathon this is it what dc should have been targeting all along. >> the role of government is it clear and limit defined by the constitution. ours is full of waste and chalk full of worthless and party is serious about cutting the size and scope of government? >> 156 million that your reports showed . federal employees to stay at home and work. and wayne you have a few others? >> it is it embarrassing . that is it the report. up can go out and get it it is it a hundred pages and hundred items of waste and another bridge to no where and 520,000 in ohio. and giant gariffti carrots. when you think about it the president takes the jet and goes to play golf with tiger wood that. is two million and three million down the drain by the time you take the cars and stand up and upon say oh, my goodness, we have a terrible problem. we have a cut and in the meantime he's spending. >> and you might like this one. climat

secretary of state john kerry doles out to hundred and 50 million of our taxpayer dollars to ease it, diplomacy. former reagan defense official says that smells more like hypocrisy. probably at the very least a double standard. >> hypocrisy and incompetence all in one because 200,000 employees, one of the biggest and successful parts of walmart. what do we get? the head of israel calls jewish descendants the pigs of apes, at talks about nurturing hatred. the muslim brotherhood guy. so not only -- neil: haven't you heard the good news? key is toning down his rhetoric. >> this is like paying somebody to do the homework before they have done the homework. he is not doing the homework. he have -- tea as an economy that is collapsing. the world's largest importer of wheat. neil: would you not? >> what have they done for us? i believe in foreign assistance when i want something for it. henry kissinger, 1973, when he got something from egypt we gave them -- military and economic assistance and we get 30 years of peace, a peace agreement, a cease-fire and peace agreement. now what do you get?

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not everybody is bob dole and walter mondale, who both seemed to be comfortable losing, if you will. >> it has to be enormously hard to put yourself out there and lose the presidency. in some ways i wouldn't expect him to be -- he did say some critical things about the campaign. the thing in that clip that struck me is the fact that he really honestly believes that obama care was a big plus for the president, and it's really striking because when the bill passed and then a year or two afterwards it remained unpopular, the white house just kept saying, no, eventually it will be popular, eventually it will be popular, and it's sort of fascinating that romney now agree with them, that it might be the obama care that it might be the early stages of following things like medicare that are ultimately seen as a benefit, part of the safety net that is actually quite popular. >> i think one thing that was an agreement on, it was very popular among hispanics, which has been part of that conversation that mitt romney was having about what was wrong with his campaign. anyway, chris, susan, david

was he that afraid of bob dole. >> it wasn't just bob dole. culturally we were a different country.pre-ellen degeneres coming out no broke back mountain, no "glee" on high school. i graduated from high school as a heterosexual closeted gay man. this country has moved a long way. if you look at the average age of people coming out in the mid-to late '90s it was in the mid-to late 20s, and now it's in the teens. and as more and more people come out, everything else moves along with it. so it's no surprise that the country, as far as the government goes is far behind the culture, but the culture has a lot to do with it. if you listen to president clinton he'll tell you the reason he signed the act was to keep congress from signing another constitutional amendment. so that's his rationale, i think what is heartening is that in the last month alone, you have seen a swath of senator come out from conservative states like west virginia, missouri, rob portman from ohio come out in favor of marriage equality. president clinton, president carter. laura bush. all of these huge national figures

ient to think it's either give them everything or they go on the government dole.s employed with me. i would call my dad and he would say the bank is closed. maybe i'm more self-reliant, i had no choice. made me work. he said you want to help your kids, give them nothing. if you want to ruin your kids, give them everything. >> bob: a lot of the kids in the story are making good money. right? living on their own. own houses. that're still being -- cell phones still paid for. okay. return more thing is up next. next -- one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ >> eric: okay. time for one more thing. roberto kicking it off. go, bob. >> bob: i probably more than anybody else make fun of eric and his wanting to pay for the white house tours. but it occurred to me that not many months ago he also paid $1,000 for a woman to get a permit in philadelphia to feed kids. he spend a lot of money for healthy animals who are abused in new jersey. and numerous other things. it's something that a lot of us who could afford to do it could do more. i want to thank you. >> eric: man, bob, thank

jeb, mitt romney, bowl dole bob dole.going to learn if we want to the white house back. >> if the tea party is not able to hold for something as big as immigration, how are they going to make inroads in states that are not traditional red states. >> there are much bigger issues than immigration facing the tea party. let's talk about getting this country money making again. >> you said the tea party was about economics. what has a bigger impact on economics than the immigration issue. >> i agree 100%. >> john: it's time to declare a winner and when we play ask a tea partyer, the winner is tea partyer scotty nell. >> thanks. >> john: i want to thank my guests. thank you for playing our little game. you can't win the white house without 60% of the latino vote. do you want to know where the deficit came from? guess how much the iraq war cost. it's higher. it's in the f-bomb coming up next. featuring two kinds of lobster tails. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the

[singing doleful melody] when you're talking about vocal timbre, you need to think about whether theng from your throat, from your chest, from your head, and it's different from one culture to the other. [nasal singing] [deep, throaty singing] of course, if you are a member of a culture, you sing a certain way. [lilting folk singing] and you don't think, "oh, i am using this much breath. i am placing my voice here or there," you imitate what you hear. [lilting singing] and, of course, it's human voice, and it will be individual and different from one person to the other. but there are certain aspects of voice culture that are definitely being transmitted within the culture. [ensemble playing early music] (narrator) tone color is an important aesthetic component in the music of any culture. just as musical styles tend to change over time, so does the preference for types and qualities of musical sound. the use of timbre in european renaissance music was quite different from what it is today. (zajac) in the renaissance, there was a great proliferation of instruments of all sorts, and i

other hand for reasons that i'm not aware of and it's the case it would not somehow we possible to dole with that as part of the settlement agreement, then i may have a different position on this. because as i understand the history here, this is currently in use as part of the educational -- as part of aau. they are always had the ability for a long time to go in for a cu to legalize it. they did it without permits. they then went in a year-ago and applied for a cu and the current zoning as proposed would end that cu process for them. i am a little uncomfortable permanently eliminating their ability too use that under the current law they do have the ability to get a cu, they should have done that a while ago. so it's important information for me to know whether this can be resolved in the settlement agreement? right now, with the legislation saying "no grandfathering." supervisor kim's motion is to grandfather. so if we were to not grandfather today, but to grandfather next week, that would require a continuance next week? >> that is right. >> so i would be willing to support the gran

riley, kicking their heels back, dining on the ham and mashed potatoes every night on the taxpayer dole. these are working people. 80% are working, yes? >> 80% of people on food stamps are working families. >> jon: there's a multitude of problems. one problem is not that we don't have enough food. >> it's definitely not. we have enough calories to feed enough people double what think need to live well. is scarceity is not the issue at all. >> jon: scarceity it's not the issue but financially it's easier and cheaper to buy crappy food than decent food. >> yes, you talked before about the moocher mentality. we filmed people struggling every day to trying to put healthy food on their table. many people don't have access toll healthy food let alone are they able to afford it. >> jon: this was a problem that americans kiss covered. i'm sure it's been here within the country in the 170's. >> -- 1970's. >> it's a big inspiration to us. in 1968 cbs did a show on hunger in america. when people saw this, they really found it unacceptable, picked up the phone and called the legislators and within

ient to think it's either give them everything or they go on the government dole.parents employed with me. i would call my dad and he would say the bank is closed. maybe i'm more self-reliant, i had no choice. made me work. he said you want to help your kids, give them nothing. if you want to ruin your kids, give them everything. >> bob: a lot of the kids in the story are making good money. right? living on their own. own houses. that're still being -- cell phones still paid for. okay. return more thing is up next. next -- one more thing is up next. ♪ ♪ what's droid-smart ? with google now, it automatically knows when you need to leave for the airport, how much traffic there is, and can have your boarding pass ready. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid-smart. droid-powerful. the longest 4g lte battery in a razr thin profile. with 32 hours of battery life that turns an all-nighter, into a two-nighter. the droid razr maxx hd by motorola. droid-endurance. droid-powerful. >> eric: okay. time for one more thing. roberto kicking it off. go, bob. >> bob: i probably

in greece, they are upset when the dole is going to go away and the average carpenter gets 40 miles perhat is a heck of a lolt of money. peop s oh, my gosh my salary is going away . people get upset. jamu is right. i would be protesting, too. but i am not sure they are qualified for the job. >> is it a coincidence that wages stagnated while the unions came under attack? >> (talking all at once.) >> we are not get nothing that economic argument. >> there is really a potf gold in the state of pennsylvania, not giving raises to the union members and then they protest and would back the labor. there is a lot of -- between losing labor and jobs and people moving, and 50 years of bad union contracts that have bank rumented want pension, you can't blame the mayor. you can't squeeze blood out of a rock. >> john, word for you. >> look comparing a bunch of people to yelling out and does ive disservice to those who did things for social change. i believe that employees and employers have right to hire people who are not in unions. toby is exactly right. >> guys, that is the word . jamu, thank you

[doleful violin music] melodies are very meaningful., melody is often the most meaningful aspect of a piece of music. it's what we remember, it's what we relate to, and those melodies come from the intervals between the notes as we play them. [piano plays classical music] (woman) melody is the tune-- the singable part of a piece of music. it's the part that our ear naturally gravitate towards. technically, melody is a succession of pitches coming one after another, that together form a complete thought or a phrase; that's what we call it in music. just like sentences have words, and we don't hear the individual words in the sentence we hear how those words join together to form a sentence, the same goes with music. there are many notes, but those notes we don't hear really individually. we hear them as a long line, and it gives the concept of a complete thought. melodies have a beginning, [piano plays twinkle, twinkle, little star] a middle, and then an end. okay, and that gives us the sense of a sentence or a phrase. one of the most im

nearly 48 million americans are getting them makes you wonder how the dow and folks on the particular dole can effectively double under the same president. dagen, i have to say weird. >> not weird, scary, this is clear evidence, but-- >> and scary-- >> i'm frightened by this, clear evidence that the government is getting bigger withouany new laws passed, just by tweaking laws that already exist. >> neil: what did it do, make the policy more liberal so more could get it. >> yes, exactly what's happened in recent years, the states have relaxed the income tax and also the asset test and pushed people to enroll, encouraged by the obama administration, in fact. there were 17 states in '09 that relaxed the environment to get on food stamps and another 11 in 2010. you have 16% of the american population on food stamps almost double what it was just 40 years ago. this is as the recession ended four years ago. you have unemployment has been falling, but you have a government entitlement program that is getting bigger and bigger and bigger and it's frightening. >> neil: the argument, charles payne,

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how the heck is bob dole a ten seed?> anyway, the thing is, the way this bracketing shakes out, sometimes not -- but, ed musky, versus bob dole who saw himself as the great political compromiser, i think we could see upsets today. they would then match up against the winner of the 215 game on daniel patrick moynihan, the great intellectual senator from new york and george mitchell who maybe was a better exsenator than senator for everything he'd done. and then the 2:15 game is dirkson who has a name on the building and was responsible for civil rights getting passed because he ended the cloture vote. imagine mitch mcconnell ending a cloture vote on gay marriage. that's what people would equate it to. but he goes against a 15-seed in margaret smith, the only woman in our bracket and was the first senator to speak out against joe mccarthy. >> a lot of heavy weights there. >> other big potential is phil hart goes against henry lodge. we'll see how it goes, vote today. >> moynihan two seed going all the way. can't wait to se

. $68 billion beale doled out on studying fish and what they can teach us about democracy. creating videos showing grill sergeants shows off their recipes. jonathan is this what d.c. should have been targeting all along? >> the role have government is clear. it's limited and defined by the constitution. in ours it's full of waste. chock-full of worthless spending. it's exercises and videos about grilling and studies on this and that. senator coburn, would pay workers that don't even work for taxpayers. and even now neither party is serious about cutting the size and scope of government. >> eric: $156 million to not work. federal employees to stay home. >> my gosh, it's embarrassing. i got coburn's report here. you can get it. it's hundred pages -- hundred items of waste. another bridge to nowhere, 520,000 in ohio. we got fighting obesity with giant graffiti carrots. i mean it's ridiculous. this is comic material. when you think about it, the president takes the jet and goes to play golf with tiger woods, that is $2 million, $3 million down the drain by the time you take eve

that does taste good. [ male announcer ] dole 100% real fruit juice blends. find your combination.blic think offics go >>> four people dead in four separate police shootings all in just over 24 hours in the bay area. does the public think officers are going too far? a bizarre home break-in during the day by a woman armed with a hatchet. anticipation is growing for this week's unveiling of the bay bridge lights project. how getting a good look at it is going to be difficult. >>> it has been a dangerous weekend for police across the bay area. four shootings by officers have left four people dead. the first three shootings happened within hours of each other saturday. then early this morning, another in hayward. >> reporter: a 3:30 a.m., a police officer with a civilian ride along stopped to check out a car parked. >> the officer fired in defense of the civilian's life, and his own. >> reporter: the car came to a crashing halt half a mile away. the driver was companytured, but his passenger was already dead. >> it's unfortunate. if people would comply, it's been my experience that whe

. >> he may be only 19 but he just celebrated his 100th competitive match for chelqa with a dole golf against the local rival. tuesday night's clash with the turkish champions will be his 259 european outing. >> we know that they're very good. for me as a young player it's great to face world dallas players like snyder and drogba. >> streicher and hunt la is out with torn ligaments and first leg goal scorer jermaine jones is suspended but homes are still high of a quarterfinals place and a much-needed financial boost of 4 million euros. >> we'll go into the game with the confidence we've built up in recent weeks and which we've worked hard for. that's our approach. >> and they'll need off the confidence they can muster. >> they have big apple bigs. they've spent big to bring the likes of snyder to istanbul and now they hope the investment will pay off with success in the champions league. >> two stars of the london olympics have taken the top honors at the world sports awards. usain bolt picked thank you men's award for the third time with the women's award going to british x athlete

i worked under bob dole. i remember in 1983 there was a bipartisan commission he was involved in, and they produced a bipartisan recommendations for getting social security fix, which was going to run into serious trouble in the near term, and it worked. it was a combination of tax increases and benefit cuts, and it worked. it put the system on a solid footing for 30 years, and that his how the system used to work. you make these recommendations. we do not have to process any more. there is so much distrust. even the best ideas are put on the shelf to gather dust. people are too busy fighting each other to lead. congress, the president, their job is to govern this country, and they are not doing their job. >> look in your crystal ball and tell me the reason there is no conversation in washington as we speak tonight is because there is no pressure to do anything at the moment as far as i am concerned. if the cuts are going to kick in and immediately and are not going to hit the poor and disenfranchised, help m

in greece, they are upset when the dole is going to go away and the average carpenter gets 40 miles perour. that is a heck of a lolt of money. people see oh, my gosh my salary is going away . people get upset. jamu is right. i would be protesting, too. but i am not sure they are qualified for the job. >> is it a coincidence that wages stagnated while the unions came under attack? >> (talking all at once.) >> we are not get nothing that economic argument. >> there is really a pot of gold in the state of pennsylvania, not giving raises to the union members and then they protest and would back the labor. there is a lot of -- between losing labor and jobs and people moving, and 50 years of bad union contracts that have bank rumented want pension, you can't blame the mayor. you can't squeeze blood out of a rock. >> john, word for you. >> look comparing a bunch of people to yelling out and does ive disservice to those who did things for social change. i believe that employees and employers have right to hire people who are not in unions. toby is exactly right. >> guys, that is the word . jamu

. >> former santa clara supervisor is due in court april 30 for sentencing as part of a plea dole. he pled guilty in a santa clara courtroom yesterday to 12 charges connected to misspending taxpayer money. the prosecution says he used public money and campaign funds to feed the gambling adecisions and for parties and golf. he faces a year in jail and is barred from ever holding public office in california again. >> mike was warning that today is the day some of us will see rain. my son has baseball practice this afternoon...a selfish reason to keep a close eye on that. >> mike? >> the same in the afternoon and evening not enough to cancel your plans. the best chance is wide-spread rain tomorrow morning. if you look upstream everything is quiet on the radar. there are mild temperatures outside, with clouds keeping things up. pittsburg is 54 and union city and tracy along with san leandro is 50, and financial district is 52 and everyone else is mid-to-upper 40's. our best chance of seeing sprinkles is near the coast and across the north bay today but anyone could get a drop or two ou

i use it to dole out treatment. that is how i thought we would kick start this seminar. i am happy to answer any other questions. i did not do this all by myself. i had a lot of individuals who helped me with this data. this research is all funded by the national research of health, your tax dollars. thank you for your attention. i will turn over to our moderator. thank you. [applause] >> actually, i would like to, i'm going to ask a few questions, but i was hoping we could get a debate going here rather than with me trying to ask intelligent questions and just have the very smart people just talking amongst themselves to educate us. so one of the questions that we're wanting to talk about today was the idea of free will in terms of the criminal justice system. and i would like to ask each of you, is there a definition of free will in the context of your individual work? we'll start with you, doctor. >> i would punt that one right over to david who is the expert in free will, and then we actually spent all last night debating this. david can start. >> ok. >> do you consc

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angelo skoal la and timothy dole and an-sean o'malley. what would each bring to the church and its leadership? >> mara, angelo skoal la will bring continuity to the papacy of joseph ratzinger, pope deny dict xvi. so not much will change while the other two american cardinals who till a few weeks ago didn't stand a chance have suddenly become the front-runners of the so-called reformers, those that want to bring a breath of fesh repair into the vatican walls and to break the italian lock on that roman courier that was so much criticized by cardinals from around the world. scola is believed to have gotten the most votes last night. but the runners up are the american cardinal. we'll know soon enough in the next few days whether we do have the first american cardinal in history. >> what are the cardinals looking for? what direction do they want to take the church in? do we have any indications as to what those things might be? >> well, while the cardinals are divided, they seem to agree on one thing. they want a holy man who is also a busine

al-qaeda is north african branch say they've killed a french hostage in mali reports claim for the dole was killed in response to france's intervention in the country the french foreign ministry says it's trying to verify the report but another frenchman was seized in mali in november twenty eighth. well off the bright the financial turmoil inside course is up for discussion on cross talks with us. so. choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. hello and welcome to cross talk or all things considered i'm peter lavelle. bailing is this government theft in broad daylight is applying a levy on depositors the answer to this small islands financial woes or is it a means to tax russians using cyprus as a legal tax haven and most importantly can europeans trust their banks anymore. to cross the cyprus financial crisis i'm joined by michael burke in london he is an economic consultant and a former senior international economist with citi bank and in washi

al-qaeda is north african branch say they have killed a french hostage in mali reports claim for the dole was killed in response to france's intervention in the country the french foreign ministry says it's trying to verify the report of the dome and another frenchman we see in mali nov twenty eighth. coming up after the break we take a look at the everyday life. violence. download the official ati application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from alzheimer's if you're away from your television well it just doesn't matter how would your mobile device if you could watch ati any time anyway. on the road to bass for this morning the u.s. army is beginning to withdraw from iraq. in december twenty ninth years of occupation the last american troops are finally leaving the country. every guy got in about it i do have a little bit memories of the iraqis anger towards the departing innovators who once dreamed of being liberators their departure resembles abandonment and escape despite the optimistic speeches. cease. april twenty twelve and i'm back in iraq

what stands for me is bob dole after the election he was suddenly funny.s hilarious, but then he kept it and tamped it down during the campaign and came out on letterman and he was hilarious. >> tucker: yes. >> alisyn: bob dole is funny. bob dole knows he's funny, "saturday night live." >> tucker: i like gore for that one day. that was the good gore, gore was never more appealing or more thin when he conceded on that-- >> very appealing. one last thing, what is the future for mitt romney? does he play any role in going forward. >> tucker: you watch the clip. two things, one is romney's fundamental decency. seems the kind of guy you'd be happy to baby sit your kids, not something you'd say about a lot of politicians. and how faint the footprint he left behind. seems another time, another age. here we are in the middle of budget battles with president obama and the campaign seems so long ago, right. >> clayton: and we're always forward-thinking. when either party loses you don't like to think about who is the guy who lost the election for you, right. people

few companies using this wood filler pepsi kalaw goes weight watchers general mills sara lee kraft dole nestle and pretty much all fast food restaurants now it is shocking enough that you're eating would you might be a little startled to know that you're not eating real food as well yup products like pancakes cereal yogurt with quote real fruit leaves consumers to believe that they're getting their daily food intake but the center for science in the public interest has revealed that the majority of these fruit products are just balls of sugar and soybean oil mixed with food coloring and miniscule bits of dried fruit so whenever you see a label that says made with real fruit it's pretty safe to assume that you're just sitting clumps of sugar so how do these companies get away with this well they just say that it's flavored either naturally or artificially and the f.d.a. puts the burden and tiredly on you you should know what you're eating despite the slick and misleading propaganda by these food companies on their labels all right so if you're not up by now running for the hills while i

banks remain shut to to prevent a massacre was doles. has a mole on what's happening in the capital. the message is so widespread now across the capital at least when you walk down the street wherever there's a television it's on the news channel and. that liquidity flow to cyprus will end on monday if there was no e.u. or i.m.f. program in place and that really poses a problem as far as cash flow was concerned we've already gone to some a.t.m. machines are people winding up they're trying to get some cash and some people tell me their limit of the amount of money they can get from from one withdraw all has lessened some for four hundred for example to about two hundred euros we also went to a gas station and there are signs that they don't know longer except visa cards only because i think he said if you don't have any cash that you won't get any gas because they have to hold on to was much cash as they want as far sentiment goes so there's a a super bowl here that said that ninety one percent of a cypriot subject to back the calls of.

is it threatening to pull the plug on cyprus potentially wiping out accounts is going to be doleful mess they've given a deadline of monday haven't they is that going to be avert what you think is going to happen. that's tough to say it's really really tough to say i think that i think maybe they might they might actually pull the plug because it doesn't seem that russia really is able to come to a group with cyprus and it seems that cyprus is having a difficult time convincing the europeans to change change the conditions of the ballot so cuddly next week as you see it so we don't know you know what it looks to be distributed a crystal ball but as you see it what is worse case could that have i think the worst case scenario is we're going to see maybe a bank or to fail there's been a rumor that the second largest bank is already in the process of. folding. and potentially cyprus might actually end up leaving the euro which may actually be a good thing because i think that i think the become the could become more competitive and they can control their destiny a little bit better than the

dangerous or too dole for pilots but while the majority of states battle for the skies a few of them are trying to rein in these manless machines the small virginia city of charlottesville passed a resolution banning the use of drones against its forty three thousand residents for at least two years and charlottesville is not alone tallahassee has also passed a ban on drones and california massachusetts illinois texas washington kentucky and oregon are all thinking about putting the bosh on you avi's at least until the technology is better understood and better regulated anyway so on one hand there are huge economic benefits that this program offers and states are only now beginning to recognize the potential that these drones offer but with great power comes great responsibility a concept these states are becoming all too familiar with in washington meghan lopez r t. securing our borders or manes a hot topic as the us struggles to keep the bloody drug war in mexico from spilling into the u.s. but you'd be surprised to find out who exactly is caught in these drug busts turns out it's