and it does not give first nations the right to veto projects. so one of the contentious parts of the duty to consult is what happens when some members of a community like elsipogtog say no, at any price. >> it's a challenge to get to that next stage where you really want to talk about what the potentials for economic benefits are, if you don't know what the resource actually is and what the total pie looks like and who's going to get the different pieces of that pie... >> in his first year as chief, sock participated in the consultation process as part of an umbrella group of new brunswick chiefs that organized information sessions about swn's work, and sought to negotiate a revenue sharing agreement with the government. but after a summer of protest, he and his council withdrew. >> being a new a chief i don't quite understand yet how this came to be, but what i do understand is my community doesn't want it. and if that's what they want me to fight for, that's what i'm going to fight. >> every sunday night, al jazeera america presents... award w

the first nation has filed a legal challenge to a plan to nearly double the size of an existing mine,n though the first nation gets jobs and royalties from such projects the chief says enough is enough. >> in the last 40 years the development that occurred on the tar sands region has gone out of proportion. it is at a rate right now where your government fails to recognize the fact that we have a problem. >> canada's government says the rock star is wrong. that the mine in northern alberta is good for every canadian. it says it works closely with first nations all across the country. >> our industry is proud of the positive relationships we have with canada's aboriginal people. first nations are neighbors, collaborators, business partners, and i would represent in many cases friends. ♪ >> all of the shows were sold out. the tour passed its fund-raising goals. whatever industry and government might say that will enbolden the activists. ♪ >>> well heavy snow is coming down right now across the east coast right across i-80 in pennsylvania, a slow go. no change in the pattern across the c

you know all these things so i don't really see us exercising our sovereignty being one of the first nations where the tribes the nation the you know there should also be some respect you know if you think about it. respect anyway but the bottom line is i think one of us not you can take with all the call through the races it's about mankind womankind people. are. high and ridge reservation is a place journalist chris hedges identifies as one of capitalism sacrifice sounds it's an area that's paid dearly for the centuries of this country's greed and less capitals expansion and mass commercialization of natural resources when it comes to pine ridge the said to sticks are mind boggling and more in line with third world countries than the so-called richest nation on earth there is an unemployment rate of around eighty percent an annual per capita income of four thousand dollars eight times the rate of diabetes the national average two times the rate of heart disease and three times the rate of infant mortality they are global sue face perhaps no bigger threat to their livelihood and alcohol des

>> he speaks to our own sheila mcvicker in his first national television interview. also amanda knox found guilty of murder again. an italian jail cell awaits but will she get extradited? >> there is no way she is going back over there. >> and star power, celebrities who lend their name to products when charity and the pitch don't mix. tonight we begin with a story that has divide add community. church verses state. a beloved catholic school administrator forced to resign because he is married. legally to another man. the case raise mrs. questions as local arch diocese across the country struggle to reconcile traditional catholic teachers with pope francis' more modern comments about gays. here is america tonight's sheila mcvicker. >> they are a couple who say say they are very much in love. it was their marriage, that simple act, that cost mark his job. >> i don't feel like i have done anything wrong. i married the love of my life. it is legal in the state of washington. and it's very important, i want to be married, and i want to still have my faith and still belie

the first nation has filed a legal challenge to a plan to nearly double the size of an existing mine the first nation gets jobs and royalties from such project, the chief said enough is enough. >> in the last 40 years the development that has occurred has gone out of proportion. it is at a rate right now where your government fails to recognize the fact that we have a problem. >> reporter: canada's government says the rock star ask gone, the mine in northern alberta is good for every canadian. the oil industry says it works closely with first nations all across the country. >> our industry is proud of the long positive relationships we have with canada's aboriginal people. they are our neighbors, collaborators, business partners, and i would represent in many cases friends. ♪ southern man -- >> reporter: all of neil young's shows were sold out. whatever industry and government right say, that will em-bolden the activists. >>> time for a look at sport now, here is jo. >> thank you very much, steven. a player has been knocked out of the australian open have a dramatic battle. the three

nation. you can watch live coverage of both events on c-span3. >> nancy reagan was the first sitting first lady to address the united nations and the first to address the nation in a joint appearance with the president. >> so to my young friends other, life can be great but not when you can't see it. so open your eyes to light, cnn visit covers that god gave us as a precious gift to his children. to enjoy life to the fullest and to make it count. so yes to your life, and when it comes to drugs and alcohol, just say no. >> first lady nancy reagan as our original series "first ladies: influence and image" returns tonight live at nine eastern on c-span and c-span3. also on c-span rated and c-span.org. >> next summer addiction for

. >>> the florida state seminoles are not because they are celebrating their first national championship since 1999. . >> a dramatic second half comeback by the noles. >> and with that the acc ends the run of seven consecutive sec championships beating number two auburn but it wasn't easy. the auburn tigers dominated the first half leading 21-3 and then the heisman winner showed life running over 20 yards with two minutes left setting up their first touchdown of the game. in the fourth, a seminoles game changing rally, whitfield with a 100 yard kick off return for a touchdown and florida is in the lead 27-24. now under 1:30 left. auburn will not give up. tre mason gets a clutch 37 yard rushing touchdown. then 31-27 and seconds remaining, winston connects for the win. the seminoles take it 34-31. here's winston. >> we came out here and we were letting us be bigger than the game. we were bigger than the game and then we said let's play football. because can't nobody be bigger than this game and we did that. >> that was a good game. down to the last second. congratulations, guys. >>> now to

his first national address as president was watched by 52 million people.sident obama is threatened expected to threaten executive action for the income equality agenda after ordering a minimum wage hike for federal contractors earlier today. chief white house correspondent ed henry is at the white house with our report. >> even before he was done with the finishing touches on tonight's speech, president obama already started his end run around congress. pushing an executive order in raising the minimum wage for federal contract workers to $10 and 10 cents per hour, it removed pushed by organized later.. organized labor. >> you hesitate to use his organizational skills. reporter: we abide by and if he tries to ignore it he will run into a wall, speaker boehner said. this executive order effects future federal contracts and he thinks it was signed for show. >> many people this executive action actually help? i suspect the answer is somewhere close to zero. reporter: many say it will help food service workers and janitorial workers affected with low pay. >> w

the first nation to reach a kind of suburban majority if you want to measure that. we urbanize a little later than our comparative industrialized countries and it was oant the 1920 -- only the 1920s that the majority of americans were living in cities. generation or so later. in the 1970 census confirms that more americans live in the suburbs that live in the rural areas or traditional urban areas. that's the path we've been on in a kind of aggressive way. i think there are a number of factors that you know we can point to as catalysts for that. some are technological factors, you know cheap cars, cheap gas. some of them are public policy factors, you know, things having to do with subsidies for all sorts of infrastructure, the most famous of course being highway infrastructure that we were just talking about. but the little less visible because it doesn't get funded from the federal level, other kinds of infrastructure, utilities, sewerage, water, schools, public investments that have underwritten a certain pattern. they've been public decisions that we've made. bu

wrong, that the mining is good for every canadian misthat oil industry said it works closely with first nationstry. >> our industry is proud of the long enduring relationships, positive relationships that we have with canadas abridge national people. >> all of neil young's shows were sold out. passing fundraising goals. that that will emboldened activists who say the fight for cleaner oil sands exploration is only beginning. toronto. >> we hope neil young will remember that's going to do it for this hour of aljazeera america. i'm del walters in new york. thanks for spending part of your morning with us. the headlines straight ahead in just two minutes. we'll see you then. >> al jazeera america is a straight-forward news channel. >> its the most exciting thing to happen to american journalism in decades. >> we believe in digging deep. >> its unbiased, fact-based, in-depth journalism. >> you give them the facts, dispense with the fluff and get straight to the point. >> i'm on the ground every day finding stories that matter to you. >> in new orleans... >> seattle bureau... >> washington... >> det

. >> it is florida state's first national title since 1999.nd it was the biggest comeback in the history of the bcs championship game, which is being replaced by a four-team playoff next year. >>> well, they take their baseball pretty seriously down under. a collision at home plate in the australia baseball league escalates into a full-scale brawl. things get out of hand when one player comes charging out of the dugout to clobber the catcher who had just gotten run over. some of the players involved are actually members of minor league teams here in the u.s. it's worth noting, major league baseball approved a ban on home plate collisions last month. >>> when we return -- panda paparazzi. a panda cub in the national zoo takes baby steps as he gets introduced to the media. steps as he gets introduced to the media. [ male announcer ] mmmm. cinnamon and sugar so delicious. oh yeah. the cinna-sweet taste you just can't resist. cinnamon toast crunch. crave those crazy squares®. but you can do it. stay active... get outdoors... eat healthy... and cho

today, that new jersey site is recognized as our country's first national historic park. >> the flag really represents all that is good about new jersey. it's not necessarily unique, so much as it is an appropriate image for the state. >> and it proudly displays an appropriate motto -- "liberty and prosperity." with "flag facts," i'm brandon. >> is it time to say goodbye to the dollar bill? maybe. congress is thinking about changing the one-dollar bill to a one-dollar coin. the switch could save the government more than $4 billion over the next 30 years. the coins will last longer than bills and can be made from inexpensive metals. canada made the switch in 1987, and some think we should do the same. >> sometimes, insects can do more than just bug you. so when it comes to first aid, you need to "bee" prepared. >> "speak of the week" is when we get to hear what you have to say. here's this week's question... >> between schoolwork, tv, video games, and movies, it's often hard to find time to read a book just for the fun of it. so, our question this week is actually two questions. "what

did first nations people there are threatened and this gives you the superiors need to do their treaties or maybe i didn't get ready to live and we did it there's no way they can get. this is truly a disaster meals right to extract and our sands oil is a crime against the environment and the people like the out the basket chippewa who depend on it for survival good on him for sticking up for what's right we should all wish him luck while he keeps on iraq and for the tar sands oil for. the bad fred dicker the new york post columnist is under fire today for calling the new newtown massacre convenient on his radio show the implication was that your governor andrew cuomo was all too ready to use the deaths of over twenty children to push for new gun control laws to kill those. that was his anti gun legislation will you promise not to do but then he had a little convenient massacre that went on in newtown connecticut and all the sudden there was an opportunity for him i don't know what's worse stickers cynical mocking of gun control efforts or the subtle dog whistle to the newtown conspiracy

. >>> the florida state seminoles, they are celebrating their first national championship since 1999. >> a dramatic second half come back by the noles. >> and with that, the acc ends the run of seven consecutive sec championships beating number two auburn. it was not easy. the auburn tigers dominated the first half leading 21-3. then jamies winston ran 20 yards with two minutes left heting sep the first touchdown of the game. freshman receiver whitfield with a 100-yard kickoff return for the lead. but under a minute and 30 seconds left, auburn does not give up. tray mason gets a rushing touchdown then 31-27 with seconds remaining. game mvp kekconnects for the wi. here's winston. >> we came out here. we were letting us be bigger than the game. we were bigger than the game. can't nobody be bigger than this game and we did that. >> that was a big game, congratulations. >>> now to a phone call from joe biden to iraq's prime minister amid an up tick of violence in fallujah. biden is lending support to a local al qaeda branch. he's concerned about those suffering at the hands of terrorist a

to mammoth and the first national bank versus bloddy decision which was less than a decade later that said corporations have rights under the fourteenth amendment so now we have money having been protected by the first amendment corporations being protected by the fourteenth amendment which by the way was passed to free the slaves you know it's just hard to imagine a blink and say let's free the slaves and the corporations just. but but this is what our supreme court has done over the last thirty years and it has created a. politically corrupt system in the united states at the state and local and federal level i mean it's just it's happening all over the place it's very difficult for politicians these days not to be corrupted by politics in fact it's increasingly virtually impossible for them to run for office behaving in a way that could get you to this kind of trouble one of the things you mention are the loopholes and i read a excellent article and the new york times by eric lipton and which actually points out that loophole that if you just basically funnel everything through a s

visit vibrant and ag work and the art score of one of the reasons limerick was chosen as the first national city of culture. but it has descended into a pitcher and pasty rachael about the lack of trust to the arts community and the board and the ceo patricia wright was now resigned. many say it's time to start afresh. it was so floored because i firmly believe that at this point in time that people are looking for leadership. and i think that i can offer a hat cookies into the program at the moment i think that that would be supported by professional and fallen tree arches and in the city instead it's time for us to move on. the minister for arts jimmy dean has been criticized for not taking a leadership role in the crisis when the store for us the first chapters of this expenditure going to break it yourself i can appeal his decision. i cut them into sections that may be more in touch. he has taken a hands on role him and he seems now been issued that you know after this catastrophe to be taken a hands on northern ireland contest. i hope it maintains that something should happen to the be

nations. we can secure a self-sustaining future. ofi embark on my first year president of the national congress of american indians, strengthened by your support and fortified by my fate, i share the optimism of my fellow tribal leaders about what is to come. y yes, we still have a long journey ahead of us, but despite the challenges we will continue to face, i am confident that we can build on the progress we have already made and realize the potential of our nations. in this nation to nation relationship, tribes are doing our part, and we expect the federal government to do theirs. the federal government must be an ally that promotes sovereignty instead of subordination. an ally that fulfills its contracts instead of neglecting them. trusty that honors our instead of breaking it. growth that encourages because when tribes succeed, our neighbors and our nation succeed , too. leaders, weibal have learned that together, united, we are greater than the sum of our parts. my fellow government officials, we have learned that together, working beyond the bounda

there were plans, you know, congress planned the first national road to stretch, you know, from the original 13 colonies of indense, after we achievedded independence to st. louis. that really never happened because they delivered goods much quicker in an efficient matter. the wagons provided the model for the prairie schooner. because there was less water, they could not have horses. you needed mules, okay, or ox to pull the wagons. the prairie schooner was much smaller than that, a longer yolk with the whole team of ox because they accommodate and make do with less water. >> built in one place? >> no, in a variety of pregnant. there were hub's of that, there's a rude break. >> you wear out that break pad quickly. you know, and again, people would, you'd have to break a, going into a river or be on a down slope, and you needed that. remember, these are crossing mountain passes, and when you think about the appalachia, look on the map, you see a settlement, you know, every few miles, and that was really the distance the wagons travel in a day. you get the settlements as a striping of pearls

they will face many challenges to implement in the nation's first of all is necessary to star with improving the quality of national education. his plan to provide one hundred percent of the children aged from three to six years of preschool education. modern training programs and methods as well as qualified personnel are very important for the setting the president of the country said that secondary schools need to improve the quality of education to the level of not survive much all schools school attendees must know screaming which is kazakh russian and english graduate some master critical thinking skills and that any research and in depth analysis. this means. most schools need to educate literate people send our state will be able to develop further domestic educational institutions create conditions for children to receive quality education. they're a lot of different study groups. in fact chat and have no free time and all of them are engaged in their education and sports. residents of up to be our witness the handle was snow falls and heavy frost is one of the monthly normal precip

things that the first national income tax, which allowed the government to extract the measure of resources from the country at large. some of those domestic financial innovations, those aren't on lincoln, by the way. they mostly came from congress in passing congress. but i think those things are more useful thing to look at in terms of the united states emergence as a world power. the united states private heavily throughout the period leading up to the civil war. this was one of the kind of week conundrums that the party at the time. on one hand there is this kind of historical animosity with britain after the revolution, after the war of 1812. on the other hand, we depended heavily on european money to finance internal improvements and to build roads and canals in all these things that were also reports a night you in creating the nation that would later become a world power. so it was some thing that people are always thinking about talking about, even before the civil war. >> thank you very much. [applause] >> for the 30th annual miami book fair international on the campus of miami da

the vote later today is all but assured, yellen set to become the first female chair of the nation's central bank, replacing ben bernanke, who's stepping down after two terms. yellen has the tough job of unwinding of the fed's stimulus programs. >>> it was another deadly weekend in iraq, where at least 18 people were killed in car bombings on sunday. hundreds have now died in fighting since january 1st as militants affiliated with al qaeda battled government troops in the anbar province. but secretary of state john kerry on a trip to the region says that u.s. forces will not be going back to iraq. he pledged continued support for the maliki government there. as for the main goal of secretary kerry's trip to the mideast, he is reporting possible progress in negotiations over peace between the israelis and the palestinians. he spent the last three days trying to find common ground, saying the path is now clearer but nothing is done yet. nic robertson following developments from jerusalem. nic, what's the latest? >> reporter: well, john kerry describes his work here as a little bit like

nation, what's precious to you is precious to us. so when coverage really counts, count on nationwide insurance. we put members first. he nation. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ >>> to prep for the show every day, me and everybody who works on the show, we read a lot of stories from small local newspapers, we read all the national stuff too, but we really depend on local papers and local websites and local news bloggers and reporters for news that is not yet national news, like for instance, the wendy davis filibuster this summ summer. without the texas tribune hooking up that video feed and having their reporter tweeting the play by play, the wendy davis filibuster may never have become national news and she may not be running for governor. and then when mark sanford went missing and tried to tell people he was hiking the appalachian trail when really he was kanoodling with his mistress. it was this summer in elizabeth city, north carolina where a local republican challenged the residency of a student who was trying to run for local office. that story has huge implications for voting rights across north carolina and t

approved in california for those eligible to receive discount phone service. >> ted's vote was the first in the nation> yes. >> california became the first state to make people without are social security numbers eligible for lifeline program. the vote for by the california public utilities commission extends to wireless communications. not just land lines. executive director of the reform network alouded the vote. >> your ability to get lifeline based on status as a paying customer. >> we're getting communications from poe teb sh providers. and hope to be able to provide services to the community by mid to end of february. >> a little difficult to see here, that is the puc hearing. a federal ruling could mean higher prices for net flex and ruled internet producers could charge higher fees to company that use large amount of band width. fcc is expected to appeal this ruling. >> what if you could avoid having to stop at a red flight? without getting a ticket? awedy developing a smart dash board mapping out traffic signals then, calculates speed you need to drive to avoid hitting red lights. we may it h

florida state's first national title since 1999.astern conference run of seven straight championships. the game also ended college football's bowl championship. it will be replaced by a four-team playoff next year. >>> next to a stadium mostly used for nfl games, everbank field is the setting for a crazy video getting a lot of attention online. >> are you to see this. we see the jacksonville jaguars mascot jump off a light tower above the stadium's upper deck. he's on a zip line. cheerleaders are also getting into the act. >> that is awesome. given the jaguars lost 7 of 8 games at this stadium this season, we will call this the most action it has season in a while. sorry, jaguar fans, but this is pretty cool. >> i would love to try that. listen to the music, too. the music is one of the reasons the video is quite addictive. if you want to see the whole video, youtube search rope swing zip line nfl stadium. words you never thought would you youtube. but if you youtube those, this will pull up that video. that was amazing. >> yes. >>>

florida state wins their first national champion since 1999 with a final score of 34 to 31. >>> a monumental confirmation in the senate. for the first time a woman will lead the central bank. lauren simonetti has the story. >> janet yellen confirmed as chairwoman of the federal reserve, it is the first time a woman will lead the central bank in the 100 year history yellen will be unwinding the enormous stimulus. her victory had a senate margin of approval in history. buying a smart phone this year might be a very smart idea. consumer electronics association says the average price will fall to just under $300 from over 440 bucks back in 2010. yet more smart phones will be sold 1.2 billion of them to be exact. amazon makes the biggest delivery ever, a nissan. what looks to be in this big brown box in madison, wisconsin. in case you are curious, here's the story. they delivered verse saw notes to three lucky customers who bought the cars through amazon.com. the message here is this the future of car buying leaving the showroom and heading on-line? it's a fun pr campaign. >> lauren simonetti liv

the firsteagan was sitting first lady to address the united nations and the first to address the nationwith the president. cano my young friends, life be great but not when you cannot see it. open your eyes to life. see it in the vivid colors that god gave us as a precious gift of his children. to enjoy life to the fullest and to make it count. .ay yes to your life when it comes to drugs and o."ohol, just say "n atthis returns tonight live 9:00 eastern on c-span and c- span3. >> the u.s. house is about to gavel in on this monday afternoon for general speeches. legislative business will begin at 2:00 p.m. eastern. three suspension bills under consideration including a measure that will create a monument for the peace corps. after they couple out, the return for debate at 5:00 eastern. and now live coverage of the u.s. house here on c-span. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly pr

in fact, president obama focused on nuclear policy in his very first national security threat in prague 2009 and there he laid out a vision level for the -- world without nuclear weapons in he married that vision up with practical measures to address various aspects of the threat. the first of the two of the really good news they cannot build a from scratch siddur have the facilities or the infrastructure. it takes an industrial facility and gigawatt of energy to make that material. it takes a nation to build the material. but if a terrorist gang get the material with a relatively easier step there is no shortage of suicide bombers. as he proved pledges to bring world leaders with that stockpile to eliminate that wherever possible. with that new proliferation efforts to have unified efforts to secure nuclear material to prevent that. he focused on north korea and iran and the actions he then took to have those sanctions on iran as a result we now have the toughest sanctions on iran ever imposed on any country anytime. it tightens the noose on iran with the bargaining table in geneva. th

[laughter] >> because when i was in school, i used to get first nation my class, and i thought i would be getting first position forever. i didn't know that there are many other girls who can defeat me, who can get higher marks than me. and it's the concept that we usually have. we don't think that we need to continue the hard work, to remain on that position. and when she came to our school, i felt like i have -- didn't matter, but she came, she got the top marks and i got the second position in the class, and at that time i realize if you want to be at the same position, then work hard and don't consider that you will always get the top position, and also, be very ready for anything. >> i think you'd fit in very well here. who do you admire? so many people here admire you. who do you admire? >> i admire everyone because i think everyone is taking a part in this society, in bringing the change. i admire all the teachers because they're teaching students. they're making the future generation. they're building the future. i admire students because they're learning and also -- because we

the first national parks were created, wrapped into what we think of as the good american life. >> when we look at the numbers and the poverty rate barely moved, when you look at the quality of life that people in the united states have, how does it compare? >> it's better, except that you see a bigger gap between the people well off or decently well off or those struggling. that is something that - it would be wrong to say it persisted. it got better, and now it's worse. that is important to keep in mind. these things worked for a while, for a variety of reasons don't. >> as we move forward, what is the solution to increase the government programs. is sounds like you guys are suggesting it. or to move away from the programs and focus on personal responsibility, on family dynamics. i think that that is right. the things that we need to do, boosting the minimum wage, again, as the "new york times" reported, boosting minimum wage would drop the poverty rate by 1.7%. it's a huge step that is way overdue and not a handout. better educational reform would make a difference. the argument is w

starting in 2010, we were the first national youth sports organization to enact our own concussion rulehen in 2012, we were the first football organization at any level to enact rules that limit the amount and type of contact we allow in practice. we believe -- well, we know injury rates go up with age as kids get stronger, faster, develop more force. but certainly at younger age levels we believe it's relatively very safe. >> you know, on the equipment front, i played pop warner football, and i can remember them grabbing for a helmet somewhere in the back of some rusted-out shed, and that's how equipment was handed out. looking back, i'm thinking, boy, that wasn't the safest of equipment and the pads would fall out -- the ear pad wuss fall out of the helmet. what has pop warner done to make sure that on every level, every level of pop warner football, there is first-grade safety-first equipment? >> we stress the importance of that. we're a volunteer-driven organization. but we really enforce that. everybody is extremely aware of the spotlight that football is now under, so they are muc

crystal ball up there with the team saying, "we are the champions." >> florida is looking for the first nationalmpionships since the 1999 team, while auburn is looking for a second title. >> one basketball note to pass along. former n.b.a. all star, 5-time n.b.a. champion dennis rodman is following through on a team to take a team of n.b.a. players with him to north korea. kenny anderson, cliff robin son, phil baker and others will team up to take on a north korean team on kim jong un's birthday. rodman says he considers north korea's leader a friend for life, and is calling this his version. basketball diplomacy. basketball in north korea. >> the big question - what about the beer. ever wondered. >> how do they keep it cold or warm? >> next, the special precautions to make sure the beer does not freeze in the n.f.l. match. >> a race to rescue passengers aboard a ship in antarctica. well, now they are stuck. stay with us. >> we are aware we'll have a high demand for hot drinks and we'll do everything we can to make sure we have enough. >> the real problem at lambeau field is keeping the beer not

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suggested in some work with leo tillman that the federal government might want to start up sort of a first national bank for innovation that would go out, and the bank would go out and borrow, would issue government-backed bonds paying very low interest, and the bank -- with its many branches -- would lend to start-up companies and help them get on with their attempts to bring their innovative product to market. that was, that idea is based on the farm credit system. so we already have in the federal government a wang like that -- a bank like that to help farmers with decisions about seeds and fertilizers and all that. so why didn't we carry out the same idea with innovation? so i'm not an anti-government guy. i'm not even arguing for a net decrease of spending. but i am certainly arguing for a contraction of all this corporatist spending which has such ap insidious -- an insidious effect upon the economic spirit. >> speaking about areas of government spending where you might see benefits, you talk in the book about the role of education as important in promoting creativity and innovation. you also

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have a great first national poll on chris christie since the bridge scandal broke turns out to be veryay christie is a bully. >> we has a nation remain stuck in the news traffic jam. >> chris christie's jersey jam. >> come on! >> chris christie and the problems he's had. >> he's a good politician. he's great at defending himself. >> simultaneously, his political career could be finished. >> that's the problem with christie. it's out of his hands. >> in terms of vetting, in terms of the departmof

national football teams, and is made of entirely of locally based teams. it is also an olympic year. thousands of athletes will compete. and for the first 16 nations will compete, including six associate members who have qualified. march will see the major league baseball season start in the southern hemisphere for the first time. and the big one june 12th, the fifa world cup. 32 nations converging on brazil. july, athletes are in glasgow for the commonwealth games, the largest event to be held in scotland. another event, the asian games get to underway in south korea. 45 nations will compete, and golf fans will remember the miracle of madina in 2012. and the 40th rider cup is definitely one to look forward to on september 26th. there is plenty more on our website, check out website website/sport. and of course the rugby world cup in ten month's time. >> thank you jo. the rugby world cup taking place in the united kingdom. stay with us more news in a half an hour. four part series, as we return to fukushima only on al jazeera america many worry that the gains made in education will not stick in the future. aljazeera's jane ferguson take