ok let's stay with the f one theme or force india's website has been racking up internet hits softer the money true chose to unveil their twenty hour levon challenger online the mercedes powered car propelled the team to heavy heights last year force india finished seventh in the constructor standings with adrian sutil ending up one spot away from the top ten in the driver's standings the german he returns will be joined by scottish newcomer paul di resta who is the reigning d.t. a touring car champion the increasingly popular kinetic energy recovery system implemented in this research as well the engineers will put their creation to the test of the preseason on interest on thursday. ok let's move on to the greens were the in for mark wilson he's knobbed his second p.g.a. title of the golfing year frosty conditions causing a delay but wilson's game warmed up proceedings nicely the thirty six year old did suffer a starter on the final hole missing the chance to put away closest challenger jason dufner a playoff between the two ensued where dufner came up way short on a birdie putt on

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india. armed forces in libya had. he made statements that sounded like he defected earlier but he's also said that he's against a civil war and possible international intervention and american influence in his country he's actually stopped the people in his city from going to tripoli and that his city is forty kilometers from the libyan capital and he stopped them so it's too soon to say whether gadhafi will leave immediately but i think in the long term that his time is up the united states is very much involved and like the case of egypt is politically hedging its bets as well it is supporting opposition officials so it is showing support for them and at the same time we see military support for the in the form of hardware. it's come to light the u.k. has been selling military equipment to libya but since the arrest london's been calling for democracy condemning qaddafi's actions professor of middle east policy studies dr rosemary hollis tells us britain's been exploiting its lucrative relationship with libya and is

and that led to a series of events which over the following monthsization of conventional forces by india and pakistan. and the possibility that they might begin to threaten each other with nuclear forces. and i got completely immersed in that. i mean, with colin powell, with his deputy, we were back and forth to afghanistan throughout that period to persuade and cajole the unions of pakistanis to pull back from a military confrontation. so that was our preoccupation, yes. iraq was there. but if you're asking me, sir lord, when iraq really started to come right to the surface i can tell you exactly as far as i was concerned. and that was the day that president bush gave his state-of-the-union speech, which was on the 23rd, 24th -- towards the end of january 2002. i happened to be in washington that day and could sense the sort of game change that his statement led to. >> and you made clear in your evidence to us last year that you thought the administration made what you called a profound mistake in the state of the union speech by linking together three separate countries which you did n

led to a series of events which over the following months led to a mobilization of conventional forces by india and pakistan and the possibility that they might begin to threaten each other with their nuclear forces. i got completely immersed in that. with colin powell, with his deputy, with david manning we were dhaka were sued for words to india and pakistan throughout the period to persuade and cultural the indians and pakistanis to pull back from a military confrontation. so that was our preoccupation. yes, iraq was there, but if you are asking me sir rod when iraq really started to come right to the surface, i can tell you exactly as far as i was concerned, and that was the day that president bush gave his state of the union speech which was on the 23rd, 24, towards the end of january 2002. i happened to be in washington that the day and could sense the sort of came change that his statement led to. you made it clear in your evidence to us last year that you thought that patrician made what he called a profound mistake in the state of the union speech by linking together three separate cou

led to a series of events which over the following months led to a mobilization of conventional forces by india and pakistan and the possibility that they might begin to threaten each other with their nuclear forces. i got completely immersed in that. with colin powell, with his deputy, with david manning we were dhaka were sued for words to india and pakistan throughout the period to persuade and cultural the indians and pakistanis to pull back from a military confrontation. so that was our preoccupation. yes, iraq was there, but if you are asking me, sir rod, when iraq really started to come right to the surface, i can tell you exactly as far as i was concerned, and that was the day that president bush gave his state of the union speech which was on the 23rd, 24, towards the end of january 2002. i happened to be in washington that the day and could sense the sort of came change that his statement led to. you made it clear in your evidence to us last year that you thought that patrician made what he called a profound mistake in the state of the union speech by linking together three separate c

india in asia. and we're seeing the asians are out in enormous force. the biggest ever chinese delegation, a 130 indians. a huge indonesian delegation. and the western business men are going for contracts and no longer fearing asian they are now going for business. 2nd the euro zone crisis is dominating talk. they got it wrong last year everybody. it isn't just greece it's ireland. it's on watch now for portugal, spain, belgium. so the euro zone crisis and what to do about that is unclear. and 3rdly the post tunisian revolt, egyptian situation is casting a long shadow over this otherwise nice weather. and people are nervous about what is going in the arab world. >>sager: let's stick with the emerging economies; alright this is a key theme here. as you heard in our previous report 2/3 of world growth is coming from the developing world. do you see a shift from the atlantic to the indian pacific region, from the north to the south? >>friedman: absolutely eckart, i've said in the past we are looking at the asian century. i think this is the year where that

led to a series of events which over the following months led to a mobilization of conventional forces by india and pakistan and the possibility that they might begin to threaten each other with their nuclear forces. i got completely immersed in that. with colin powell, with his deputy, with david manning we were dhaka were sued for words to india and pakistan throughout the period to persuade and cultural the indians and pakistanis to pull back from a military confrontation. so that was our preoccupation. yes, iraq was there, but if you are asking me, sir rod, when iraq really started to come right to the surface, i can tell you exactly as far as i was concerned, and that was the day that president bush gave his state of the union speech which was on the 23rd, 24, towards the end of january 2002. i happened to be in washington that the day and could sense the sort of came change that his statement led to. you made it clear in your evidence to us last year that you thought that patrician made what he called a profound mistake in the state of the union speech by linking together three separate c

the attack was one of the worst aimed at security forces in recent months. the governments of india and pakistan will resume peace talks for the first time since the 2008 attacks in mumbai, india. negotiations were put on hold after pakistani-based militants killed 166 people there. a statement today said the new talks will discuss terrorism and the disputed kashmir region, among other issues. there was no immediate word on when the sessions will begin. the number two republican in the u.s. senate is retiring. arizona's jon kyl announced today he won't seek re-election in 2012. his departure, after three terms, leaves republicans with a second open seat to defend, as they try to take back control of the senate. still, kyl said it's time to give the job to someone else. >> there are people who say there are so many unmet challenges. that will always be the case. i guarantee you and other people say you could win reelection and i think i could but i think it is better to leave when people have a fairly good attitude like you, hounded out of office like some of my colleagues are experi

obama faces these decisions, he also has a very fine chief of staff of the armed forces, mike mullen, who has served india, it and he just called -- who has served in vietnam. and his call for a review of the armed forces as they stand after 10 years of continuous combat. and he is concerned about the impact on the men and women who are fighting. he is concerned about the psychological impact of the generals directedness. i think he is concerned about some indications of neoconservative thinking that appear in some senior officers after they had departed. so he is called i think a very fine conference to be held. but beyond what the individual officials are doing, there are two statements, two philosophies at stake here. and that is, what kind of the country do we think we are? what kind of a country do we want to become? one of the opinions is voiced very eloquently i and two in the limits of power. he retired full colonel, lost a son in iraq, now teaching at boston university. and he begins to quote reinhold, the great theologian and philosopher who came up here and spoke at williams when i was an under

force. >> this is unacceptable. this must be stopped immediately. this is a serious violation of international humanitarian law. >> libya's ambassadors to the uggs, france and india have all resigned. >>> qaddafi is always considered quite quirky on the world stage. he lives in a rundown army bar red sox in tripoli or camps in bedouin style. ignoring the tradition of his conservative society, he surrounds himself with women bodyguards toting assault rifles. >>> a warning today to grocery shoppers in the bay area. police say robbers are targeting elderly women as three a safeway in oakland. the suspects reportedly follow the victims home then rob them at gunpoint either in their garage or driveway. all the women were shopping at the same safeway on redwood road near highway 13. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured one incident and there is a warrant for one of the robbers. police are looking for two men believed to be driving a white suv with distinctive racks on that car. there have been at least six robberies in the past month. police have increased patrols and set up undercover surveillance. >>> oakland's mayor rehired 10 police officers. it could be up to

created and debt piles up forcing millions of americans to settle for less than what they dreamed of when covering that higher education and party. more world news are called india's upheld the death penalty for the only surviving government of the two thousand and eight at mumbai attacks mohammed appeal was rejected he's been convicted of multiple murder and conspiracy as well as waging war against india around a hundred seventy people killed when ten pakistani government attacked two luxury hotels in the city because some could still take his case to the supreme court. at least thirty people have been killed or nearly forty wounded in a suicide bomb attack in northern afghanistan the device was detonated near the entrance to a government office where crowds of people were queuing for national id cards violence has been on the rise in the region which is believed to harbor taliban hideouts. now the may be man's best friend but for some people dogs are also of course a lifeline to the world and when the eyes of one man's guide dog started to falter the owner spared no cost to keep his four legged friend on the road but. the government's not quite so quick to stump

until we stop localizing the work force and putting american workers in direct competition with india and china, there is no way the united states can maintain a middle-class. i have two friends that have been in a fairly high-tech jobs for over 25 years and they are losing their jobs of the end of this year to india, because the finely developed a computerized system that india can do their job at half the cost. host: your opinion. caller: the point is you will not have businesses hiring people as long as you find the government finding businesses to hire people. and it has to stop. it cannot continue. it is so expensive for people to hire one people, -- one person, let alone 10 people. host: john boehner has commented on president obama speech. sphinriverside, california. michael on the independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. in thank you. and bear with me for one second here yet i want to elaborate on two things. first of all, talk is cheap. he is not funny is money where his mouth is. i watched his entire campaign for two years. he said you have to take care of wall

forcing millions of americans to settle for less than what they dreamed of when covering that higher education and party. to another some other stories making headlines across the globe a high court in india has upheld the death penalty. gunman of two thousand and eight mumbai attacks mohammad assad's appeal was rejected he's been convicted of multiple murder and conspiracy. as well as waging war against india around one hundred seventy people were killed when ten pakistani gunmen attacked two luxury hotels in the city because saad could still take his case to the supreme court. now these thirty people were killed and nearly forty wounded in a suicide bomb attack in northern afghanistan the device was detonated near the entrance of a government office where crowds of people were killing for a national id card violence has been on the rise in the region which is believed to harbor taliban hideouts. in the somali capital mogadishu at least eight people have been killed thirty five injured when a suicide bomber detonated a car outside a police station no group has yet claimed responsibility but authorities fear of the involvement of islamised insurgent groups authorities have branded the att

forcing millions of americans to settle for less than what they dreamed of when covering that higher education and. a look now at some other major headlines from around the world a high court in india death penalty for the only surviving gunman of the two thousand and eight by attacks mohammad. saabs appeal was rejected he's been convicted of multiple murder and conspiracy as well as waging war against india route one hundred seventy people were killed when ten pakistani gunmen attacked three hotels in the city could still take his case to the supreme court. one hundred seven pilot whales have died off the tip of new fever i went after the whales were discovered by hikers in a remote location on sunday and seen from the country's conservation department flew to the site profound about half of the group had already died last month twenty four pilot whales were lost in a similar incident the north island. they may be man's best friend but for some people dogs are also a lifeline to the world and the eyes of one man's guide dog started to falter and the owner spared no cost to keep his four legged friend on the road. first found out the government's not so quick to step up the task to

india, but also in the emerging market countries of russia, brazil and south africa, so on, they're not content with being produce beers, they want to be consumers as well. so the biggest driving force of the next ten years will be the rise of the middle classes in all the different countries and continents that we call emerging markets at the moment. and this is the huge opportunity for the world economy to grow again. this is the exit strategy from the current set of financial crises that we've got. this is the opportunity for american ingenuity and dynamism and innovation to show that it can produce goods, high-technology goods, custom-built goods, sophisticated goods, knowledge-based goods that are not only going to sweep the markets of america and europe, but also those huge markets of the future. so the world economy can balance, the world economy can create jobs, the world economy can create growth in the future, can send a financial crisis that had been very deep indeed and this massive structural change that is happening between europe, america, asia and the rest of the world. but to do that you cannot pursue orthodox policies because you're at a point of transition in the

india and china, what is the u.s. doing about that? crux i will defer the -- >> i will defer the operational details of what has transpired here. after hearing gunshots, forces did move towards the yacht from the ship. my understanding is that they have captured 13 pirates. there are already two parts in u.s. custody. we will turn to the department of justice to determine the status and future legal consequences. i would just say that we take the prosecution of these pirates very seriously. we just had a successful conviction of the lone survivor of the mayor said incident from my oft year. ersk incident from last year. >> where will these gentlemen be tried? >> that is a fair question. i will defer to the department of justice. >> do you get involved in the repatriation of the bodies? >> again, that probably -- at some point, perhaps. it depends. i am assuming that military forces that have assumed command of the immediate area there, at which point they will bring them to shore. obviously, we will assist in their repatriation. >> there is no crime scene. >> true. >> normally, if lives are lost overseas, regardless of consequence, we will perform our consul

opposition to a british mandate giving the east india company a monopoly and imposing a nominal tax on all tea sales in america would create a government with power to force people to buy tea in the first place." do you agree with with that? >> i do. i think it is a very bad piece of legislation. i think the president should have been more attune to what we did in our own state. which is that we allowed each state to create a solution to the issue of the uninsured in the way states thought best, that's the what the constitution intend. we're a federalist system, we don't need the federal government imposing a one size fits all plan on the nation. >> he was talking about requirement that people buy health insurance, you had that same requirement in massachusetts. why is it right for a state to impose that kind of a mandate and not the federal government? >> states have rights. the federal government doesn't have. under the 10th amendment of the constitution, the powers of the federal government are specifically limited. states have right to mandate kids going to school, auto insurance, states have rights they can exercise, try different things in different

like china, india, brazil grow, develop larger middle class as, it is possible for global companies to aggressively pursue these markets. set up facilities in these countries. these forcesthere are powerful. but, combined with aand devastating foundation in the institutions of business, government they say by a widening chasm of wealth. opportunity. and they wonder, who is the american dream slipping away? if the middle class rather than expanding, is in the midst of contraction. we cannot ignore these concerns. we have to renewed people's faith in the promise of this country. that this is a place where you can make if you try! we have to do this together. business, government, workers, ceos democrats, republicans! we know what it will take for america to and the future, we need to out educate coming innovate, build our competitors. >> james: you're listening to the president's speech live this morning trying to form a common ground, pushed further on his agenda to get businesses to stay here in the u.s. and hire more u.s. workers. as we rebuild the economy. >> darya: to write another developing story that we are following another fire in castro this run around 3:00 a.m

india they took a different path. a group of pilotpirates tk the dog. warships were following the yacht and they were trying to free the tourists. tuesday u.s. forceses shot dead. >> to pirates were dead, on board the vessel when they boarded. as they were clearing at belowdecks there were two more pirates who were killed in the clearing process. >> reporter: friends say the couple had look forward to their trip. >> scott and i had lunch at the end of last year. and we discussed at length, the process somebody would go through to make the decision to go through this area. and what he said was he had a strong desire to sail with his own boat around the world. she was having a difficult time with the heat of the tropics and wanted to get to european waters. this is a common root for european boats to take. the last leg to get home. >> reporter: officials say 19 pirates were involved in the hijacking of the vessel. for dead, 15 others are in custody. >> james: meanwhile elsewhere in the world libya leader promises to die a murder. he delivered that speech this morning. at times he was shouting, pounding his fist. he spoke from the podium at a bombed o

countries like china and india and brazil -- it is profitable for global companies to aggressively pursue these markets and to set up facilities in these countries. these forces are as unstoppable as they are powerful. combined with a brutal and devastated recession, these forces have shaken the faith of the american people. in the institutions of business and governments, they see a widening chasm. they wonder if the american dream is slipping away. they wonder if the middle class is in the midst of an exorable contraction. we cannot ignore these concerns. we have to renew people's faith and the promise of this country that this is a place where you can make it if you try. we have to do this together. business and government. workers and ceo's. democrats and republicans. we know what it'll take for america to win the future. we need to out innovate, out educate, out to build our competitors. we need an economy that is based on what we make and what we sell around the world. we need to make america the best place on earth to do business. this is a job for all of us. as the government, we will help lay the foundation for you to grow and innovate and succeed. w

force. our tech world is second to none if the world, but we're in danger of losing that when you consider how competitive china and india and that's just mentioning two countries, and not all of them. >> people are looking at job growth, or the lack of it over the last decade, and not just the last year or two. we understand looking back that job growth was starting to slow in the year or the decade of 2000 to 2010. we weren't seeing in this country the kind of automatic growth we had seen before, that those ingredients were already there, and so i guess my question is what are the fundamentals in our economy that need to shift beyond just tax changes? >> well, this country is the greatest country in the world still, and it would be catastrophicically stupid -- catastrophically sciewpped for us to throw it down the drain. we can do it with too much government. when the administration came in, they wanted to do away with deferral rules. deferral means that are we going to tax the overseas profits of our large corporations? if we do, then they're uncompetitive because other countries don't do that, so we were able to defe

isakson tore yal high-tech task force, and our high-tech world is second to none in the world, but we're in danger of losing that when you consider how competitive india's become, china's become, and that's just two countries, not all of them. >> we now know, senator, when people analyze what happened to job growth or the lack of it over the last decade and not just the last year or two, and we now understand that job growth was starting to slow in the decade of 2000-2010 that we weren't seeing in this country the kind of automatic growth that we had seen before, that those ingredients were already there, and so, i guess my question is what are the fundamentals in our economy that need to shift beyond just tax changes? >> well, this country is the greatest country in the world still, and it would be catastrophically stupid for us to throw it down the drain, and we can do it by too much government, too many restrictions and controls and not giving incentives to businesses. deferral means that we are going to tax the overseas profits of our large corporations. if we do, they're uncompetitive because other countries don't do that, so we were able to -- our

india, elsewhere is the original focus on the millennium development goals of primary education, getting kids in school, is then expanding to the quality, to secondary education and, critically, the work force connection to jobs. and i think this has been a davos context something that we're trying to find and many countries are finding that the connection of the private sector to try to see how to prepare people better for the job market will be an important part of policy. but i also take the flipside of this. you know, when you talk about some of these bigger trends, we didn't talk much about dem graphics. -- demographics. if you've got younger and educated populations given some of the other issues we talk about, that should be a real plus. so we need to figure out how to capitalize on that. >> i wonder if you'd like to focus on this from the point of view of very large emerging countries, vast numbers of younger people, china's smaller than india because of the reduction in the size of families, but you've both got stupendous challenges. look what's going on, can this become political? very different political context, but how do you see this challenge, martin, and can you actually mee