africa who have big debts who will never be able to pay them back and help those countries get on their .eet to save lives no handouts, just a hand up." i met with bono. i liked his idea. the song he sings, "i still haven't found what i'm looking for," is not a song about his car keys. washingtonogether in , and then president bush, after . left, took up the mantle because of simple things like vaccinations and mosquito nets on thean water, people other side of the globe now have a decent life. you know what? when a young boy or girl dies in africa, we all lose a little bit of ourselves. when we save a young boy or young girls life -- young girl's life in africa, the world moves up. because we are all connected. what i want us to think about is what about us? we need to have a strong leader. it's absolutely vital that we have someone who can set the tone and bring us together, but you don't think, do you, that that is the answer? the answer is in this room. the answer is back in my hometown. part ofer is from one this country to the other, from one ocean to the other, from one border to the

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we saw him leave the seclusion yesterday for this important ,eeting with another democrat who many people want to draft into the race, elizabeth. host: let me conclude with a simple question, what do you think he will do? .uest: that is a great question i'm hesitant to speculate, by think we would probably not be seeing this level of activity and drumming up of buzz and speculation from within the biting cap if he wasn't seriously considering it or leaning towards it. i'm told that even though he might be inclined to run, there are still some family considerations and personal consequences. americans sitting if this is something that is really helping with mark for them to do so soon 'ster the vice president son died in may. the vice president making a last-minute trip to washington this weekend to meet with elizabet >> executive director for on church and state separation. to unionizert football players at northwestern university. >> newsmakers is next. then a town hall event with scott walker. 8:00, are conversation with a college student who has visited the grave's of presidents and vi

authorities say, becauseoof that, the water can go from 4 feetuto 60e eet ein a short ,distance. >>> there's a crackdown coming to times square courtesy of topless tourist attractions and a classroom brawl. katherine creag joins us with an explanation. >> colorful characters, riept ght, pat, himes square. this police station has been here for hears. we're talking a a new nypd unit. officers would patrol times square and it follows numerous complaints about those ch anracters, the topless women with body pai on them. some question how appropriate are they and the costume characters as well who ask for tips, some of whom are described as overly aggressive and combative when they don't get compensated. aggressive over where they're wae lkinesant mingling with tourists. the nypd is in the process of recruiting officers for this new unit. you have to wonder if they have to go downtown too. in battery park, a statue of liberty was posing for pictures. minnie mouse and mickey house as well. and coney island, the luna park area, viewers told us, that they well. the borough peesident trying t

he was best known for horror 4-váu)eet" and "scream."e was a nature lover and avid bird conservationist. he was 76. >>> this is what it looked like around noon. two cars collided at lehigh avenue and 9th street. medics took one person from one of those cars to the hospital in critical condition. police are still investigating the crash. >>> another wild scene here in indianapolis, look at this, an underground water main broke and created this see on a city street. steam coming out of a manhole there. it happened because the busted pipe runs above a steam line and the cold water was rushing on to the hot line. no one was hurt. >>> it's 5:16. time to check your early morning ride to work on this monday. mondays are always a little hard. >> it's hard to get into the driveway. >> no problem. >> maybe you had a nice long weekend at the shore, hopefully, and you're headed back to work and you're going to be fine with that. nbc 10's first alert traffic reporter jessica boyington is watching all of her cameras. it looks like you have one on the

we saw him leave the seclusion yesterday for this important ,eeting with another democrat who many people want to draft into the race, elizabeth. host: let me conclude with a simple question, what do you think he will do? .uest: that is a great question i'm hesitant to speculate, by think we would probably not be seeing this level of activity and drumming up of buzz and speculation from within the biting cap if he wasn't seriously considering it or leaning towards it. i'm told that even though he might be inclined to run, there are still some family considerations and personal consequences. americans sitting if this is something that is really helping with mark for them to do so soon 'ster the vice president son died in may. the vice president making a last-minute trip to washington this weekend to meet with elizabeth warren. thank you a much for being with us. we appreciate it. we want to continue with more of your calls and comments on the speculation. .ngie from iowa the first in the nation caucuses will take place, we think on february 1 next year. what do you think of all of this? bi

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we saw him leave the seclusion yesterday for this important ,eeting with another democrat who many peoplet to draft into the race, elizabeth. host: let me conclude with a simple question, what do you think he will do? .uest: that is a great question i'm hesitant to speculate, by think we would probably not be seeing this level of activity and drumming up of buzz and speculation from within the biting cap if he wasn't seriously considering it or leaning towards it. i'm told that even though he might be inclined to run, there are still some family considerations and personal consequences. americans sitting if this is something that is really helping with mark for them to do so soon 'ster the vice president son died in may. the vice president making a last-minute trip to washington this weekend to meet with elizabet all thishis -- >> week, c-span marks the 10th anniversary of hurricane katrina with special programming. tomorrow, an all-day conference with speakers including mitch landrieu and crazy day -- and craig who gave -- and gcraig fugate. c-span, 10:00n a.m. eastern. >> monday night o

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tom: i think it is surreal that there was a protest and 47 eet away there were people hanging out onzil. my focus is going to be the home building confidence index. we are looking for it to rise again. it bounces around a little bit, but we have seen some strength in housing. don't forget the empire manufacturing. tom: economic data today as we migrate toward september 17. the slide continues for oil. there is no other way to put it. oil went down this morning on a lack of news. that is always the worst outcome . it seems to be watched very closely. the hydrocarbon currencies, , it hasdollar-canada been pretty good. if we were to see candid i give way, that would be an ugly sign. some of the things to follow. i believe we had a twitter weston. it was not on oil or the boston red rocks. vonnie: it is about one of the candidates. tom: i can't remember his name. vonnie: it is donald trump. [laughter] vonnie: is he good for american democracy? some of the answers were too vitriolic to post. with this agree answer. i hate to say he is good for democracy. i am fascinated about how honesty

bilateral exports that iranesult underwent as a result of the 2012 a ing of sanctions in 2012 and 2013.eet you can see that in the last column heremn that there is lotf of exports over those two yearsn of various trading partners,eura including some of the western and european ones which is what onu would expect. totaling to something like3.5 $17 billion. this could be thought of as thet next -- net effect of sanctions on exports, and conversely thise is the amount by which we might expect exports to go back up once sanctions are lifted. the other thing is that, to keep in mind, if the composition of trading partners. because what happened both before sanctions became tie-ins as well as during the sanctions era was that there was a shift toward eastern partners. a iran was, present aquatint shot himself have been looking to these proposed or somethingmore without -- ahmadinejad. they were trading more with russia, korea, china, india and solar. that process accelerated during the sanctions era.uring i think what we will see with wh the lifting of sanctions, first of all, is just an increas

eetings awo mi year. i'm not afraid of sitting down with my provincial colleagues. of course i'm going to sit down with them instead of dictating a big cut like mr. harper did. i would ask for a mandate october 19 and start the hard work i have started come a meeting with the premiers to get this undemocratic institution a relic from our colonial past. your position was for your years in quebec. long-standings a position since the unilateral page reaction. every quebec government has said that. that is why i am not hesitant to sit down and work on this tough issue. i believe sincerely the only way to deal with the senate is to get rid of eight. $1 billion has been spent on the senate under his watch. he has done nothing about abolition or reform. imagine how many childcare spaces we could have greeted with $1 billion. may: the way the greens advocate we change the way we make decisions in canada to create a space where we can work together is to create a council of canadian governments. federal, provincial, territorial. as well as first nations. we need to deal with

we presume the 777 flute eet ise to fly.solute certainty. >> if you are looking at the recent crash in the alps and look at this where the thought is that this may have been intentional, do you think, peter, that airlines or oversight entities need to institute better rules about background checks on pilots? >> airlines and the civil aviation medical authorities are wrestling with that problem. it's a serious one. they are concerned about it, particularly after germanwings. i think you will see steps to be more inquisitive on the pilot's mental health and being able to report more on it. >> you think there's a way do that? >> i think there is. i consult for a company that does that. for aviation and law enforcement and other entities. it's possible. there are systems out there to do those kind of background checks, not just on the aptitude to mechanically handle the airplane but the other issues of character profile and mental health issues and reasons that someone -- the germanwings didn't commit just suicide, it was mass m

eetings awo mi year. i'm not afraid of sitting down with my provincial colleagues. of course i'm going to sit down with them instead of dictating a big cut like mr. harper did. i would ask for a mandate october 19 and start the hard work i have started come a meeting with the premiers to get this undemocratic institution a relic from our colonial past. your position was for your years in quebec. long-standings a position since the unilateral page reaction. every quebec government has said that. that is why i am not hesitant to sit down and work on this tough issue. i believe sincerely the only way to deal with the senate is to get rid of eight. $1 billion has been spent on the senate under his watch. he has done nothing about abolition or reform. imagine how many childcare spaces we could have greeted with $1 billion. may: the way the greens advocate we change the way we make decisions in canada to create a space where we can work together is to create a council of canadian governments. federal, provincial, territorial. as well as first nations. we need to deal with

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