. >> thank you, doreen. mary barra testified that gm will do the right thing, and she lieves what many big lawmakers believe that the big car company is not doing all of the right things on ssuethis i >> marry bar ra, the new ceo of gm faced congre, and the whole rrific series of car crashes. at least 31, and 13 people killednd she apologized. >> i am deeply sorry. >> reporter: but barra got h hammered. >> again, you are relating to specific incidents that -- >> you don't know about that? >> reporter: and barra wept last night say family members and victims who met with her. the issue is b ignition switches which can suddenly turn the off engines and brakes and power steering. they knew about it in 1991, but they did not order a recall. átttáápr" no. >> reporter: in 1979, sarah troutline died when her car crash d the air abag did not deploy. her family is furious. >> the only thing that matters to me now is getting the cars off of the road like yesterday. >> reporte next week, replacement switches wl be fina

they were greeted by marie doreen. well, thanks. you been a wonderful audience. schedule for coming. call. >> on nine me my glass of water cells. >> thursday book tv in prime-time features books about the civil rights movement. at 8:00 p.m. and discussion with the author of an idea whose time has come >> the competition up capabilities more and more. some disagree on this, but i personally consider the smart phone now we all carry around with us early 70% to be a trademark example of the internet of things. we are becoming human senses because we're all carrying around an extremely powerful computers in our pocket, but it also takes the form of sensors that exist in the physical world , the form of radio frequency identification readers we pass and anything when we access easy pass on the new jersey turnpike. it takes the form of whether sensors that are all around. certainly surveillance cameras that collect data and then send them somewhere else. this is all part of unit, the imbedding of computers and to our real world. >> on afterwards the deputy editor of th

. >> that's what doreen pool learned after she lost her job processing medical insurance claims just as the recession was getting started. like many others, she couldn't find any job despite clerical skills and experience acquired over 15 years of steady employment. >> her predecessor pioneered the idea teaching college courses on monetary policy throughout the country, but yellen seems to be embracing the technique from the beginning and in a more down home way. yellen made news on monetary policy. >> i think this extraordinary commitment is still needed and will be for sometime. and i believe this view is widely shared by my fellow policy makers at the fed. >> that sent stocks higher and bond yields lower because it meant the fed could keep interest rates lower for longer. for "nightly business report", i'm steve liesman. >>> still ahead, apple versus samsung, one of the fiercest corporate rivalries heads back to court but google may have the most at stake. >>> this is it, deadline day to sign up for a new health care plan under the affordable care act in time for coverage to kick

was on the eve of the reptilian like me are trying to reach eighteen sidenote to read these days doreen thank the lord to cause confusion among volunteers meant the bike and went ahead on a much smaller scale. roy was going to be over thirty creek. and it was re up to two very picky and executions that occurs very short the offer was of course they have found in parks. how did you know what's more general schism it wouldn't have been suppressed with the same speech given by king had the same impact on opinion. i was doing. it wasn't it. so how cute course argue that the coach among the order in the long long walk in prayer for the rebels digital content is auctioning to open today was another two copies of documents and like the states copious the proclamation of independence was sold for ninety nine cents euro. she's had been expected to fetch up to one hundred and forty pence in turin. cheering me on t knees to run sixteen year old from county mayo has clinched the overall prize in this year's texaco children's art competition the winning works will be on show at the hugh lane gallery

doreen o'sullivan also insisted that are the was a different view will be listened to. not agree with the former commissioners uses the word disgusting. however on the question of restoring full access to pose for sergeant mars uk. she remained non committal the former commissioner to retire because the headlines because of the season were discussing the fight was in school. and you were there the principal because committee he supported use the port. i think it's important to subdue a disgusting. i think that the former commissioner had to cut smoking in licensed mustard and down my things and dissipated on the base of the cuban team to support calls from politicians and going there in that desolate indicate this to mr nasr has full access to ports should be restored. in its monthly test is on the weekend and i would like to take all the best moment for seconds minister for justice who has attended nearly all of the reserve calculations here didn't attend today because his office said it too much to do with the motto of work over the last few weeks. this was a very dif

[applause] (doreen) you must feel so disappointed., did you notice that the registration on your car expired last week? i was lucky i didn't get a ticket. if you come home by five, i'll go to the dmv. here, mom, i did my exercise.

toward pontiac doreen is pretty good. singapore streator. will county into kankakee it's all coming your way. satellite composite shows' low pressure system coming out of texas ahead of that we have a front which will be over the region. 42 degrees. take the umbrella. tomorrow we make 52. saturday we had 48. >> coming up ... we're seeing the first videos of the aerial rescues from the washington landslide. and -- a driver runs a red light to beat a train. it's caught on camera. plus -- the new jersey teen who sued her parents for tuition has chosen a college. we'll tell you where. and -- we'll show you what a father in georgia did... after his daughter refused to clean her room. deaths from the landslide in washington state. crews found another body, but that's not counted in the death toll until it's identified. about 15 people are still missing, as officials are using more professional teams to search areas where they believe more victims are buried. more rain is expected tomorrow, which will slow down the search even more. these aerial re

back to doreen. >> miriam, thank you very much, still ahead in sports. could chelsea regain top spot in the english league? details with sunderland coming up in just a moment. >> holocaust survivors are campaigning to bar francis's national railway in the u.s. because of the company's involvement in death camp deportations during world war ii. tom ackerman reports >> reporter: at age 76, rosset goldstein says every day she is reminded of the death did of her father, uncle, aunt and cousins, all murdered by nazi germany. 4-year-old roset survived hidden by a french family but it was her native company's national railway which more than 70 years ago transported 76,000 jews and other so-called undesirables to their deaths. >> they put them in cattle cars with a buck aetna corner and they taught their employees how to lock the doors of the cars, the train cars and the clone the cars after the trip to auschwitz. >> it has expressed regret for playing a part in the holocaust. >> the sncf, a state enterprise, was a cog in the nazi extermination machine. we will

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back to doreen. >>> the world health organization says the recent outbreak of the ebola virus in west africa is is among the most challenging to strike since the disease emerged 40 years ago. the fever has already killed more than 100 people. it's believed the virus was spread from the forests of southern guinea. the most severe strains of ebola have a fatality rate of 90% and there's no vaccine or cure. >>> the somali government and african union troops are continuing their offensive again al shabaab fighters. most people are desperate for help. we report that many are angry at the slow aid response by the government and donor agencies. >> reporter: she considers herself lucky for having a makeshift shelter. hundreds of families have arrived on the outskirts of the capital of mowigadishmogadishu. at the harsh conditions, she's struggling to take care her of her six children. >> reporter: it took two days to walk here and we're here with nothing. i have many children with me but not their father. >> reporter: the government and forces are continuing their campaign against the strongho

they were greeted by marie doreen. well, thanks. you been a wonderful audience. schedule for coming. call. >> on nine me my glass of water cells. [inaudible conversations] >> a discussion on access to mental health aide for veterans posted by the national council for behavioral health, it's live at 11 eastern on c-span. the american enterprise institute hosts a discussion today on its report examine why current national security policy isn't stopping defenseman of al-qaeda. watch that live at noon eastern on c-span. >> i remember on saturdays the first conversation i had with people at the table come it wasn't about where you're from, what is your school like but it was about ukraine. it was about politics, about our belief in education and religion and how at the moment i was like this is going to be intense. it's been cool to see the evolution of all of her friendships, all of our bonds from just talking about politics to talking about our experiences, what we've learned, who we have met. this is an experience i'll never forget. >> i've been cynical about it, i

they were greeted by marie doreen. well, thanks. you been a wonderful audience. schedule for coming. call. >> on nine me my glass of water cells. >> i am going to talk about a book i have recently and i have somepability in slides for you. most of them are images that i have took the indited the best i could to get to the spot where pike was on the same day of the year. one i cheated i have him in the wintertime is in a shot i took in june but most of them are on or near the exact date he was there. the other copy of at i want to offer some slides have a lot of words on them and that is by design but don't necessarily in vichy and he will read every single word but i wanted to give readers and the book and give you a sense of the kind of language he used in the field for the language at the time. don't worry about reading every last word i will not stand appears to read them to you but they will convey in die will paraphrase the most important points you need to understand. let me jump in i will talk about for 45 minutes. and after the introduction one is about p