competitively bid contracts performing well doing one hundred thousand missions with no one on earth care killed or injured and then having it trashed because of politics you have it you don't want to go through that again. this week's top stories here on r.t. international he ukraine's opposition wins the backing of top western politicians in their bid to seize power despite russia warning about extremists in the anti-government movement. and they threatened us with machine guns. and killing us r t is the first foreign channel to gain access to the besieged syrian city of where the survivors of the alleged islamist massacre recounts the horrors that they witnessed. traditional family values take center stage in france as thousands rally to protest against the policies of a lot.

competitively bid contracts performing well doing one hundred thousand missions with no one on earth care killed or injured and then having it trashed because of politics you have it you don't want to go through that again. the e.u. is offering financial support to ukraine as the country and during a severe political crisis amid ongoing protests this comes hot on the heels of western diplomats backing the opposition's bid to seize power. the children will die from a lack of water and they try to dust with machine guns. and killing us party is the first foreign channel to gain access to the besieged syrian city of. where the survivors of the alleged massacre recounted the horrors they witness. traditional family values take center stage in a french rally to protest against the policies of francois.

competitively bid contracts performing well doing one hundred thousand missions with no one on earth care killed or injured and then having it trashed because of politics yet it's you don't want to go through that again. dramas the. stories others refuse to notice. foods is changing the world. picture. from the. book to. ready set and only a few days to go the sochi twenty fourteen winter games have received the final stamp of approval from the president of the international olympic committee and thomas back even held back as he was addressing the media describing the inequalities of some of the facilities the olympic stages is ready for the best winter roughly of the world. we can see this in the sports facilities droll state of the art they're about eighty percent of the of leeds literally walk from their beds in the real each to their competition when you use something i have never seen before at any olympic games while the top athletes at the winter games in sochi would of course take home their whole of medals the luckiest ones will even get a slice of the bins meteorite but what is

competitively bid contracts performing well doing one hundred thousand missions with no one on earth care killed or injured and then having it trashed because of politics yet it's you don't want to go through that again. hello and welcome to this week's r.t.e. sports show another twenty six action packed minutes of sport from russia and around the world with me kate partridge and here's a taste of what's to come. very didn't triumph the seattle seahawks crushed the denver broncos forty three point two eight in super bowl forty eight to win their first head f.l. title. last davis cup set russia plays a crunch olten playoff to say their second tier status after the men's tennis team stopper a three two defeat to poland here in moscow. and the top field limpy quite young champion even who called it leaps to gold as a star studded lineup takes part at the russian winter indoor athletics championships here in moscow. but first american football and the celebrations are underway in seattle after the seahawks won their first n.f.l. title by trashing the denver broncos forty three points to eight

but every human being who cares about the earth should want it to be cleaner. therefore, we should all, all of us work together to make that happen. whether you believe in global warming or not. that is the sane, sane, sane position. luferlly companies like china and india don't care. president obama can't stop that. so, if the u.s.a. punishes its own people like holding up the keystone pipeline which would provide jobs being foolish. by the way, studies say that keystone will not be a pollutant. the obama administration well understands that it can gain a favorable response from the left primarily by pushing the climate change agenda and so it does. and will up the an ante to object secure other problems like the economy and obamacare which it's not fixing. that is called politics. and that is called the memo. now for the top story. there is is a guy named tom styer, here he is, hedge fund player out of northern california who has pledged $50 million of his own money to promote climate change policies. also promised to raise another 50 million in that effort.

care system in this country which has problems. today as a nation we are the only major country on earth that doesn't guarantee health care to all ofit of its people as a rig. and tens of millions of people today, even after the affordable care act, lack any health insurance. let's remember today that 45,000 people, according to a harvard study, die each year -- die each year -- because they don't get to a doctor on time because they lack health insurance. and let us not forget that in the midst of high premiums, high co-payments, lack of insurance, the united states of america spends almost twice as much per person on health care as do the people of any other nation. and many of those other nations spend a fraction of what we spend, have better health care outcomes than we do in terms of life expectancy, infant mortality and many other important outcomes. i would also add that before we go about attacking in a rather vicious way the veterans administration health care system, we should understand that according to a recent study that appeared in the journal of "patient study" -- and i quote -- "between 210,000 and 400,040 people eac

i don't think there's anybody on earth that cares about me and my family and my work and my marriage 20s, you didn't necessarily appreciate that about your mom. >> i call her constantly and say i'm so sorry, i'm so sorry. >> it's really about that transformation about your mom. you went to australia seeking adventure. >> i got a little bit of that. turns out adventure is quite expensive. i needed a job. >> i got a job as a nanny and got fired by the first family and then took a job with a guy who just lost his wife. >> what did that experience teach you? >> you know, it was so interesting because my mother, who i was really trying to get away from and live a different life from and be this odyssey, thrill seeker was on my mind constantly. the kids were super interested in her and she would write letters and they were dying to see what would a mother write to a child in a letter. they wand to see her picture, talk about her. for that reason and also because my life looked like hers had and that was really for the first time, she was constantly on my mind and was totally relying on all

there are very few places on earth that can claim this level of care for animals. >> reporter: it's a testament to the compassion of people here that in this city, an unwanted pet doesn't stay unwanted forever. in san francisco, john ramos, kpix 5. >> and san franciscans are generous as well because the spca's operation is funded entirely by private donations. >>> you have about a half hour to go out and buy a powerball ticket for tonight's drawing. wait until we're done here and then you can go. if you haven't done it already, we caught some hopeful customers at a store in downtown san jose. the jackpot is up to $4 million -- excuse me, $400 million! i didn't see those zeros. it's the sixth largest in u.s. history. your chances of winning, 1 in 175 million, a slam-dunk. that drawing set at 7:59. >>> coming up in our next half hour, an update on that private security guard who shot a suspected criminal. what neighbors say is an unfair consequence for a man they call their hero. >> gap gets a shoutout from the president. what the bay area retailer did that drew attention from the white

earth as soon as she enters the political arena. we saw it in the 2008 primary. we saw it during hilary care. >> you have to admit two things.f all, no front-runner in any party in history has had the kind of support that she has. that's pretty extraordinary. the other thing too you guys have to be very careful. one of the things that you have been really good at as a party when you started to taking on women and women's issues you usually put your foot in your mouth. your concern republicans will create more problems for themselves, going up against the most famous woman in the world, powerful woman in the world, a presidential candidate who has a resume almost unheard of. >> similar to what obama ran in 2008. >> i don't think so. hillary clinton has myriad vulnerabilities that the candidates can speak to so that's not a concern. >> she's the most vetted candidate in the world, i would venture to guess. >> i would agree with you. i want everybody to stay here. when we come back you'll hear the outrage from me and from him on my outrage, i'm happy to say nearly 100,000 people in north carolina already agree with me. now, we

earth opposition. his first two years make him the most influential since ronald reagan. health care, he didn't mention it. all he has to do is hang on and create the appearance that he's doing something. that's his goal. >> that's exactly what it was. it was creating the appearance. because i think it's pretty lame duck to go from hope and change, compare to last year, announcing legislative proposals. he announced 12 executive orders most of us can't remember. if you're down to 12 small liberal ideas, executive orders, you're pretty lame duck. >> wrote it down, what's he supposed to do? >> republicans when they have nothing to talk about, no new ideas from the republican party, they downgrade modernizing the school, rebuilding our manufacturing sector, giving the american people a raise. they call it little, small, lishlg liberal ideas when most americans just want to see washington get something done. i think the president hit all the right bases. it wasn't a home run. didn't have to hit a home run. the republicans cannot agree among themselves. he gave benchmarks to what he can a

something that truly does work, because we all agree that while we have the greatest health care on the face of this earth, why is it that people pay thousands of dollars to get on a jet plane to fly from other countries to come to the well star health system in my district, the 11th of georgia, to get their health care, to get their surgery, to ? t their treatment for cancer you don't see people from this country going in the opposite direction, because they get that good care here. so, mr. president, we can work together. we can, the american people want us to. they don't want one side jamming the other. they do want us to work together. and i want to take some time during this special order hour that our republican leadership has afforded us, i hope some of my colleagues from the house g.o.p. doctors caucus will be joining me momentarily and i'll yield time to them. but the opportunity for us to explain to our colleagues on both sides of the aisle what needs to be done and how we can work together and clearly get this done and get it done to in a timely fashion, if not this year -- get it done in a tim

served my time then i know what it means to be in the earth and i know what it's. for me because i care so. you will be leaving you and to your last breaths and then when once you are taken to the hospital it doesn't mean that you will get that to beat them and. it has been more than three years since government protests began in bahrain with human rights reform at the very heart of all the demands in that time more than one hundred people are being killed doctors it's accusing the government of waging a relentless crackdown authorities insist they have already made enough concessions international human rights groups are for peter to be criticized the country's record on liberty. now if you thought that evening video chat with your loved ones was really private think again britain's g c h q has been exposed for collecting web cam images from almost two million clients of internet giant yahoo including a raft of sexually explicit content in fact up to eleven percent of the pictures harvested could be considered x. rated the optic nerve program was an experiment in automated facial recog

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we believe the earth is 6,000 years old and we believe evolution is a crock. isn't a fact that liberals don't carebout real science because it gets in the way of politics? >> is that a real question? i think we all know the answer to that one. >> that was a leading question. >> that was a leading question. as a prosecutor, i like this. of course, to me, the irony of it is so striking and startling at the same time. because they can just with one turn of the head talk out of the mouth here and support something they believe in and then use the exact argument against it if the right or the conservatives put it forward. to me, they just lose any kind of credibility. i hope that the public sees through it. now as for cvs, they should have the right to make any corporate decisions they want to and let the market cret or take it back and allow them to sell it again. if somebody doesn't like it, then yes, get your honey-do list at the rite-aid or the dwayne read and not stop at the cvs. >> why don't they stop nicotine gum. >> you can get second-hand chew from that. >> where's the consistency. legalized m

earth. this one was not directed at us. it could still cause auroras near the poles tonight. >> as the health care sign-up deadline approachess to see an enrollment surge next month. he says about 4 million people are enrolled so far and he wants 7 million signed up by the deadline of march 31st. after that, anyone without insurance will face penalties. the surge in sign-ups follows his push to get black and latino americans enrolled. >> obesity in young children. the obama administration may be due some of the credit. nbc's lindsay janice has more. >> four years after michelle obama launched her let's move initiative to get kids to eat right and exercise -- ♪ ♪ -- that stunning headline. new government numbers showing in 2004, 14% of 2 to 5-year-olds were obese. but by 2012, that number dropped to just 8%. the cdc calling the first significant decrease in the epidem epidemic. >> it is particularly important since new evidence suggests that kids who are overweight that age are more likely to be overweight as adults. >> experts point to a number of factors that may have contributed to the dramatic decline. kids are consuming

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earth who enjoyed a successful career in the n.h.l. believes ice hockey gold is the one the russian public want more than any other hockey is the main event like you know i don't care what anybody said about he was kidding or go all the respect and other sports about hockey because you got so many superstars to play in the play to get to show others here it's not every time you can see. talk teams around the wall playing it's like i was cup of soccer and the players to come and play and to be proud of their country so i think it's a make a. historic event igor larionov an artist pasco there and despite the sort of pride players feel representing their country that you talked about just then hockey wouldn't be hockey without a little controversy there's been some dispute of the decision to disallow what would have been a winning goal for russia against the usa russian hockey commentator sergei crabb who told my colleague kevin owen that the wise thing would be to simply update the rules. the goal was disallowed because do you believe the good the next was moved to the dislocations from its moorings and the goalie who is moving from one side to another side and he do

earth. community.s is a i have studied many of the sites, many other companies, but one thing we all have in common as grandparents is we are all about family. we all have grandchildren. we carebout our families. i thought i could pull them together into one organization, the american grandparents association, that would basically offer up products, services, and other things to make seniors a really significant, more important group of people that nobody is marketing two. right now, no one markets to them. only five percent of the money is spent in the senior market. it is amazing. the 50-plus market. everybody is marketing 18 to 36, 18 to 49. they stop at 49. >> you mean there is life after 49. aarp. they have never had a significant competitor. by building the grandparents community together, we can is the with aarp, which largest organization, membership organization, in the country. that is where we are. >> dr. deepak chopra, come on in on this. i thought that the theme was they were fighting against their parents, so this common theme, what grandparents have in common, how does that translate into everyday life? >> steve mentioned something. he said the baby boomers are

you can get health care for less than your cell phone bill for a lot of folks. but it also means that in the wealthiest nation on earth, nobody who works full-time should have to live in poverty. nobody. not here in america. now, it was one year ago today, one year ago today that i first asked congress to raise the federal minimum wage. a federal minimum wage that in real terms is worth about 20% less than it was when ronald reagan took office. 20% less, a fifth less. so this afternoon, i have invited some of the folks who would see a raise if we raised that federal minimum wage. they happened to join me here at the white house. and like most workers in their situation, they're not teenagers. they look like teenagers, some of them are very young-looking. but they are not teenagers taking on their first job. they're adults. average age is 35 years old. a majority of lower wage jobs are held by women. many of them have children that they're supporting. these are americans who work full-time, often to support a family, and if the minimum wage had kept pace with our economic productivity, they would already be getting pai

these are salt of the earth people doing the good work of restoring lives and educating the next generation and providing health care for americans and they are not able to do that under this rule in accordance with their beliefs, the beliefs that motivated them to go out and do that in the first place. so to talk about social justice and empowering the poor and taking care of those in need, you have to let people do that in accordance with their values and not immediately penalize them through threat of government penalty if they are going to do that in accordance with their religious beliefs. >> the left has successfully won the narrative on this. right, the tearive -- the narrative put out there is if you believe in traditional marriage, the narrative is you are the one imposing your beliefs on everybody else and i think we need to find a way to win the narrative and pull back the curtain and show what is happening and that is why these stories are very important because they highlight that. >> and i think it is important to highlight something the congressman said, this doesn't take away anything from anybody el

careful to be real. >> would be surprised the number of people in public life who privately get reminded to be real. >> clinton allies were quick to note that nothing earth shattering contained in the documents, but that raised the question why the clintons pressed for so long to chemothem away. >> there's a desire to avoid document release that would be awkward and perhaps a bit unpleasant, but nothing more. >> the national archives told me about 4,000 to 5,000 pages would have been released in the first installment and it was a rolling affair with additions as the day went on. the remaining 25,000 pages or so will take about two weeks to go online. >> and there's 78 million. >> at the clinton presidential library. >> a central player in the benghazi talking points scandal said he's ready and willing to testify. catherine herridge is live with the latest. >> thank you, bret. in response to fox's reporting, the former acting and deputy director of the cia mike morrell wrote a letter to the house intelligence committee mike rogers. according to the text, he said he would embrace the chance to testify again and he called on the house and senate intelligenc

care away from my soon to be constituents is a dead-bang loser. >> yeah. and you can see, lawrence, that is why the republicans fought scorched earth to try to delay and to stopand all of the things that they did last year. republicans really did understand that once the law actually took effect last october, however badly the rollout was, as soon as any number of people got it, that was a number of people you could not then take it away from. it was the same issue when medicare was passed. the conservatives did not like it. but once it existed, their constituents say get your government hands off my medicare. now it's really more like 9 million people. 6 million people have gotten medicaid already. these people now have the insurance. repealing it takes something tangible away from people. and that's an impossible campaign message. that's why you haven't really heard republicans say repeal anymore. they are now talking about well, we've got a plan that would do it better. but the underlying assumption is there's still going to be an affordable care act. we just want to change some things. >> well, the medicaid component was always supposed to be the largest

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earth society kind of things. what do you think ultimately is motivating the administration with these comments? this is just a farce or a smokescreen for john money grab? >> it is. every ecoterrorists carehat we have been faced with since the 1960's, overpopulation, the global cooling scared, save the amazon, they all have one thing in common. the solution is always global warming. central planning, more government control, more international bureaucrats controlling more aspects of our lives. in a way this is what the political left always looks for, some kind of the coast here. john kerry has been plugged into just about every single one of those buried so john kerry looks at this as an opportunity to expand their goals. obama, because he is in a tent right now in congress and the white house is going to executive orders. he will be doing all this behind the scenes below the radar achieving what congress refused to do through regulations. so john kerry is poised to have to face huge world stage in the next year year as they are going to end up probably signing a son to a kyoto to treat. it will have no impact on temperatures. this is pure symbolism when it comes to actual climate scien

you can get health care for less than your cell phone bill for a lot of folks. but it also means that in the wealthiest nation on earth, nobody who works full time should have to live in poverty. nobody. [applause] not here in america. now, it was one year ago today, one year ago today that i first asked congress to raise the federal minimum wage. a federal minimum wage that in real terms is worth about 20% less than it was when ronald reagan took office. 20% less. 1/5 less. so this afternoon i've inviolented some of the folks who -- invited some of the folks who would see a raise if we raise that federal minimum wage. they happen to join me here at the white house. and like most workers in their situation, they're not teenagers, they look like teenagers, some of them are very young looking. but they're in the -- they're not teenagers taking on their first job, they're adults. average age of 35 years old. a majority of lower-wage jobs are held by women. many of them have children that they're supporting. these are americans who work full time, often to support a family, and if the minimum wage had kept pace with our e

careful by being diligent, you can tell when the rock froze. you can tell how old the rubidium and strontium are and you can get an age for the earth. when that stuff falls on fossils, you can get a very good idea of how old the fossils are. i encourage you all to go to nebraska on go to ash fall state park and see the astonishing fossils. it looks like a hollywood movie. there are rhinoceroses and three toed horses in nebraska. none of those animals are extant today and they were buried catastrophically by a volcano in what is now idaho, illest on park. it is a remarkable thing. i can tell you as a northwestern are from around mount saint helens, i am on the mount saint helens board. when it goes off the gives a great deal of gas. it is toxic and knocks these animals off. the go to a watering hole and then when the ash comes they were all buried. it is an extreme replace. if in the bad old days you had place. if inary the bad old days you had heart problems, they would write away cut you open. now we use a drug based on rubidium to look at the inside of your heart without cutting you open. my kentucky friends, i want you to conside

you can get health care for less than your cell phone bill for a lot of folks. it also means that in the wealthiest nation on earthnobody who works full time should have to live in poverty. nobody. >> it was one year ago today that i first asked congress to raise the federal minimum wage, the federal minimum wage that in real terms is worth about 20% less than it was when ronald reagan took office. this afternoon i invited the folks who would see a raise if we raised that federal minimum wage. they happen to join me here at the white house. like most workers in their situation and some of them look like teenagers, but they are young looking. they are not taking on the first job. they are adults. average age is 35 years old. the majority of lower wage jobs are held by women. many of them have children they are supporting. these are americans that work full time to support a family and if the minimum wage kept pace with productivity, they would be getting paid well over 10 $ an hour. instead the minimum wage is $7.25. when congress refuses to raise it, it loses value because there is inflation and everything else co

improve that over five years, why on earth would we continue to send $1 billion to that school when it could be used for students who are attending schools that care a lot more about quality education? mr. schatz: i think you're exactly right. we have the senator from indiana talking about debt and deficits and making sure that we spend every federal dollar intelligently. right now we're simply not spending this money in the most efficient and efficacious way possible. and that's what this legislation is about. it actually -- senator murphy and i talked about how it might have been a little bit more politically satisfying in the short run to put hard caps on college tuition and precipitous goals that would have been very easy for us to articulate. but the fact is given that you have different institutions with different missions and you have great work being done at a community college level, at the certificate level and at the higher -- and at the four-year and at the graduate level, that we wanted to account for the different missions and we wanted to make sure that we didn't create the kind of incentive program that, for instance, would prevent

careful by being diligent, you can tell when the rock froze. you can tell how old the rubidium and strontium are and you can get an age for the earth. when that stuff falls on fossils, you can get a very good idea of how old the fossils are. i encourage you all to go to nebraska on go to ash fall state park and see the astonishing fossils. it looks like a hollywood movie. there are rhinoceroses and three toed horses in nebraska. none of those animals are extant today and they were buried catastrophically by a volcano in what is now idaho, illest on park. it is a remarkable thing. i can tell you as a northwestern are from around mount saint helens, i am on the mount saint helens board. when it goes off the gives a great deal of gas. it is toxic and knocks these animals off. the go to a watering hole and then when the ash comes they were all buried. it is an extreme replace. if in the bad old days you had heart problems, they would write away cut you open. now we use a drug based on rubidium to look at the inside of your heart without cutting you open. my kentucky friends, i want you to consider this. right now, there is no place in t

care for all they lead. we ask this with confidence knowing that yours is the greatness and power and the glory and the majesty and the splendor for everything in heaven and earthr come from you. you are the ruler of all things. in your hands are strength and power to absolve and give strength to all. we give you thanks and praise your glorious name. and all god's people said amen. [applause] >> aloha. i am coming out from hawaii, where i was born and raised. i am so honored to be here with you. i will be reading two scripture passages. please join me, luke, chapter 10, verses 29:37. "so he asked you this, and who is my neighbor? in reply, jesus said the man was going from jerusalem to jericho when he was attacked by robbers. they stripped him of his clothes, beat him, and went away, leaving him half dead. a priest happened to be going down the same road and when he saw the man, he passed by on the other side. so, too, a levite when he came to the place and saw him all passed by on the other side. but the samaritan came where the man was and when he saw him he took pity on him. he went to him and demanded his wounds, pouring on oil and wine. when he put the man

caring for their family. it's just not right and it's just not fair. and finally, mr. speaker, in the greatest nation on earth, no one who puts in a 40-hour workweek should be living in poverty ever. they're playing by the rules, they're getting up every day, working hard, two and three jobs sometimes. and still not making ends meet. no one in this nation that plays by the rules should find theirself if that condition. in this country, it's just not theirself g a job -- in that condition. in this country, it's not -- it's just not about having a job, it's about having a good job. half of the work force in this country is women. we know, mr. speaker, in many cases that woman is the wage earner in the home. the only wage earner in the home. and to have them find themselves in that condition is unfact omble in the 21st -- unfathomable in the 21st century. i was encouraged by the president's action to raise the minimum wage for new government workers it. makes snens this day and age to have a living wage. something you can take care of your family on. congress needs to follow that example. there are many things t

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careful by being diligent, you can tell when the rock froze. you can tell how old the rubidium and strontium are and you can get an age for the earth. when that stuff falls on fossils, you can get a very good idea of how old the fossils are. i encourage you all to go to nebraska on go to ash fall state park and see the astonishing fossils. it looks like a hollywood movie. there are rhinoceroses and three toed horses in nebraska. none of those animals are extant today and they were buried catastrophically by a volcano in what is now idaho, illest on park. -- yellowstone national park. it is a remarkable thing. i can tell you as a northwestern are from around mount saint helens, i am on the mount saint helens board. when it goes off the gives a great deal of gas. it is toxic and knocks these animals off. the go to a watering hole and then when the ash comes they were all buried. it is an extreme replace. if in the bad old days you had heart problems, they would write away cut you open. now we use a drug based on rubidium to look at the inside of your heart without cutting you open. my kentucky friends, i want you to consider this. rig

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care. the family released a statement saying she is surrounded by her family and loved ones as they are life on this earthg advocate of the arts. >>> and the "staten island advance" both punxsutawney phil and staten island chuck, they both saw their shadows, mika. that means another six long weeks of winter. >> oh, boy. >> mayor bill de blasio was on hand to get the forecast from chuck. it wasn't without a minor mishap. >> he dropped him. >> he was fine after the mayor dropped him, and the great groundhog scandal of 2014 -- >> i think he threw him down. >> it looked like he was throwing him -- oh, my gosh. [ laughter ] >> no. and mayor bloomberg had a scuffle with him, himself, who bit the billionaire on the finger. the groundhog was put down three minutes later. and rob ford had another run-in with police. he was jay walking friday night. some witnesses say he was drinking at a local pub that night. but ford maintains he was sober. ford says that police went out of their way to ticket him. the incident is the latest in a series of bad news for the mayor, including a lawsuit filed by his sister's ex-husba

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