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alpine skier is wearing the device today, capturing millions of data points and speed and force and g force, all for his coaches to analyze. >> this takes it to an entirely different level. >> reporter: when the difference between first, second and third can be just a hundredth of a second, the u.s. olympians hope their investment in technology will place them at the top of the podium. if you want to hit top speed, who better to ask than the people who make fighter jets. the u.s. speed skating team has partnered with lockheed martin and under armor to design the mach 39. a suit more aerodynamic than anything seen in the sport before. in order to fly farther, u.s. ski jumpers practice their form in specially designed wind tunnels. but the real secrets may be held deep inside the snowboard and skier center of excellence in park city, utah. >> this is a little bit like mission control. >> this is where the united states works to stay ahead in the sports technology arms race. >> everything is feeding into this data base automatically, test results, training programs are submitted. diaries come in, o

is overwhelmingly crony capitalism that's what the bailout of all the big banks and wall street of goldman sachs and morgan stanley and ai g. and all the rest of was into two zero eight in my book the great deformation which i put out. recently i refuted all of the urban legends on which that was based but if you look at washington today it's a money machine where the interest groups come in and try to get their hands on the tax scene or subsidy or regulatory power of the government to get outcomes in the economy that they wouldn't. market like you know like the u.a.w. are bailing out g.m. so yes capitalism capitalism is being corrupted we don't have on his capitalism we have crony capitalism the fed and keynesian philosophy are the primary source of that tremendous damage that is being done david thank you so much for your time in your insight come back anytime that was david stockman author of the great defamation time now for today's big deal. and today's big deal rachel is back madame curtis and we're here to talk about wall street secret for turn and a true story a secret fraternity now many of the barons of wall stre

i wonder if you find the style of advocacy a bit counterproductive to the l g b t cause because after war afterwards after all it's going to hurt l g b t people on the ground you know all those people in the united states of america all those activists they will be fine they will make names for themselves but they'll speak. well while living here they'll be pretty community here maybe sad take two more and i'm also two than it used to be ok i never said boycott i have i have never said boycott i was all in favor of the games going on because boy a limp inc boycotts hurt the wrong people it hurts the athletes i was involved i competed in one thousand seventy six was a silver medal so in one thousand nine hundred six we boycotted the one nine hundred eighty boycotts and moscow because for. it's that time the soviet union was afghanistan and which i didn't agree with. you know i wanted to go there as an athlete and show our displeasure in another way and still be able to compete nine hundred eighty four i won two limpid gold medals but the eastern bloc countries weren't there so there were it wasn't a full repre

stallone is very warm welcome to the gentle key of g w twenty two crazy. these are all top stories of this and left. in ukraine a close confidant of former prime minister yulia tymoshenko has been named is able to read the president's going to quincy games in seoul she have officially ended. this point all people as winning the last gold medal. the seven game losing streak is over. the train stopped for the new coach is booked for a goal

and he says that i have to g past all of these guys. >> what's great about it is that he does know how to get those ends. and a lot of it he talks about. and a lot of it is about corporate governance. and i was short that when he got into it. and i remember this specifically. and i don't think that technology is interesting. apple has a lot to do and lose here. neil: you could be right. neil: he keeps repeating, no-brainer. and anyway, does that mean or is getting the white house to spell out what is working with this health care law, who better to gauge how much they are screwing this up in a guy like this? the orthodontist who's taking the most powerful man on the neil: here is the good news with what republicans are calling him on monstrosity. the president doing this feature for another year. here's the bad news, that delay is probably against the law. but in fact he is suing the president to make his point. so your point is that the president is can't tamper with this already with the established law? you need congress to do that? >> to get for having me back on the show. that is

g 20. first of all, the g 20 also comes under a lot of pressure. still important to meet and talk face to face. we knew what the fed was doing. it was very clear. they couldn't have signposted it any better. >> i think it is especially strange that central bankers across emerging markets are getting ready -- getting worried about finance. just two years back, many of them were speaking about currency bars. they were complaining about loose monetary policy and now they complain about monetary policy tightening at the margin. 2011 that if in emerging markets want to on anchor from the fed, please be our guest. yellen is asking emerging markets to solve their own problems. ,s your colleague said before the fed's mandate is a domestic one. it is very unlikely that the fed is going to change their mandate or alter their monetary policy because the bond market in south africa is in trouble or because the turkish lira is blowing up. ofthat is a kind philosophical question, they have stanley fischer coming in and that could give more of an emerging markets

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all your chores done. >> reporter: they don't have their freedom. >> no. and they don't g et to make all the choices they would outside. >> reporter: all these services have a price tag, roughly $24,000 a year. but it turns out that is cheaper than the $30,000 a year it costs if a mom winds up back in jail. >> if if she stays out of jail for five years, think of the savings. >> reporter: a third of moms separated from their babies wound up back in prison compared to under 10% for those able to keep theirs. as for jacqueline, she gets to keep max with her. that parole board meeting she was nervous about resulted in an early release date. if all goes well, they'll get to walk out of prison together in the summer. >> he'll be 11 months old before we leave. we'll be out before his first birthday. >> reporter: joyce browning gave birth in these twins on the same day as jacqueline and wanted to raise them herself. >> it's just a feeling. >> reporter: you had a maternal instinct. but when the twins were 4 months old, she said she got into an argument with a prison guard on christ

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this,g through all of this has been not an easy job in terms of knowing extent to which ukraine is impacteds worstn is set for month in 20 years. is this tactical ahead of the broadening of the trading band? >> we saw a one percent move today. you have to go way back to see that sort of volatility. yes, i think they are preparing markets for great volatility, but with china, it feels like the fed 25 years ago. you have to read the tea leaves. it it isd today, probably easier to read what they are trying to do. janet yellen was pretty clear yesterday. we will keep tapering at a steady rate. >> it was interesting. it comes back the next month and very little difference. it will take a lot for them to deviate from this path. to go off that path, it would viewers in terms of the uncertainty -- it could be worse in terms of the uncertainty. is on the right path in terms of not eating the notet speculating -- on getting the markets speculating on will they or won't they. phaseyou expect the next of for guidance to look, simon? it to a few other nebulous concepts. it is always a risk with a centra

she has been since she was alected to the board of education, the chaimpian for a-g grjuation requirement frz all student of the school district. this was a crucial policy change that meant all young people in the pub lb schools can graduate from our system and can now be edgeable to attend a 4 year yineversity. thank you for making that happen. she was also a author of the district wide [inaudible] initiative, which is a critical part of the districts disciplineary process. the impact of this initiative is very profound in terms of impacting the lives of young people. the initiative paved the way for discussions that are happening now on how to limit in school suspensions. i can tell having been a attorney for the school district many disciplineary actions are against the poor kids and kids of color. we see a discussion of suspensions for willful defiance, which again this impacts low income and communities of color. kim she served on the board of education for a number of years and in many resects it is a thankless job. it is a thankless job that is only complicated fwhie fact that you don't ge

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, 401(k) is tir biggest retirement asset, if they don't know how to manage it, they coold lose it all, gre. needing government assistance. key, as part of a financial plan know how the moneys invested and how much risk to take and when to take it off the table for yur specific situation, justtbecauseou may see the market red-hot, does not mean it is red-hot for our situation, kn your personal economy. >> neil, nobody got rich of the asset allocation, you should concentrate on the big -- s&p 500 companies, you will be fi. neil: thank you, two different viewsn this, many of you are asking this. >> what is this deal neiln. neil: i'll tell you what's the deal, your questions answere i ys say be thman with the plan but with less ergy, moodiness, i had to do something. i saw mdoctor. a blood test showed it was low testosterone, not age. we talked about axiron the lynderarm low t treaent that can restore t vels to normal in about two weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with prostate or breast cancer. women, eeclly those who ar or who may become pre

well we'll be bringing you the latest as we get it and you can also had a line to our g dot com for all the updates on the events in a moscow. activist calling for a world without a drone strikes will be defending their actions this week in courts across america three groups are standing trial separately for their protest against the use of unmanned war machines well to find out more let's now cross live to over spawn. how they're going to so what else do we know about these groups at this point while moreno for activists appeared before a judge in california this monday for their attempt to deliver a letter of protest to a military base commander at the letter accuses the government the u.s. government and all military personnel involved in the drone program of crimes against humanity more activists are on trial for similar action here in the u.s. seventeen people are facing charges in new york for protesting that the premises of a base from where we put drones are piloted also this week of five other activists will be appealing their trespass conviction there nearby at the central int

results with the population is it feasible rush the neighbors on saudi arabia you know members or g twenty as we all know ok iran has similar vost oil and gas reserves similar to saudi arabia and it harms. vibrant and big population of almost eighty million people similar to turkey so why can't it make its way to the g. twenty so the fortunately the possibilities are there but the question is whether it will have a chance to unleash them that's the question that listen we know about the potentials for the oil and gas industry that's why everyone is so excited but what about all the industries in the country will we hope to happen that what potential is all that ok just to name a few car industry there's a big market in the wrongful for four comic is specifically perhaps european car makers would make a lot of it had sold four hundred fifty thousand cars in iran back in two thousand and eleven before before the sanctions were not sold one hundred thousand cost so that's because perhaps explains why there's going talk about a french business deliberation preparing to go to iran yeah in the next months

following the reaction and bring you all the latest on that on our web site that as you remember all. the g twenty fourteen promises colton and exhilarating winter for. germany is an hour and a make over now and the rest of our olympic team to sochi twenty four take. on art . this week a massive gal's by a top u.s. diplomat revealed washington's true ambitions of the anti government prize has that have split ukraine as well as its attitude towards other european partners is more important i reports in ukraine we stand for the principle that all people have the right to express themselves freely and peacefully. and they have a say in their country's future as it turns out the washington isn't just cheering from the sidelines. in this video posted anonymously on you tube my understanding from that u.s. assistant secretary of state victoria nuland and the u.s. ambassador in the kieve are heard orchestrating ukraine's political future playing a game of verbal chess with ukraine's opposition leaders i think you know the guy who's got the economic experience the governing experience he's the he's

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g. wells you all know, but you think of him as a writer of great science-fiction. wells was an enormous political influence on both sides of the atlantic. he met with president teddy roosevelt. they talked about his fiction, he met with president taft, he met with -- fdr repeatedly. he was a force to be reckoned with. if you are over 50 you know who sinclair lewis is from the novel's main street and it can't happen here which is still part of the political landscape of america. and an many of you know h.l. mencken but you probably don't know that he was the most influential liberal of the 1920s. you don't know this because in the 30s he was enormously hostile to fdr and -- in the 1920s no one, i say no one was more influential among liberal thinkers and young advanced thinkers on the campus, today's equivalent of the creative class, no one was more influential than h.l. mencken. like communism and fascism modern liberalism was of vanguard movement born of a new class of publicly self-conscious intellectuals. let me repeat that because it may sound odd. like communi

g.'s facebook page to post your ideas and remember fouls and tough luck moments are all a part of olympic history as well you can also share your opinion on twitter with the hash tag my sochi moments the best will be read out during our special coverage of the closing ceremony later tonight so here we are the final day of the olympics and we're keeping you up to date with the games right up to about closing ceremonies today with our see from sochi. g. twenty four jean-paul most of the ultimate in exhilarating winter sports and he. joins me and you see now a make over though and the best of all the cake news team for sochi twenty four take. on. what you guys had a national now it's been the most turbulent week ukraine has seen in its modern history in less than seven days the capital of this eastern european country has gone through fire smoke and deadly clashes in scenes resembling a medieval battlefield and the police with droopy of fell into the hands of rioters and the opposition practically took over power and our t.v. crew has been right at the epicenter throughout including alex her

the majority of people in this community these are the answers are social security r g all their stories and we call this community on hold because what we can afford. you know we have to go to a community redevelopment agency moratoriums that stopped. conversion of low income housing units into condos in los. we lost a thousand units in about three or four year period from about two thousand to two thousand and four. it took the city a long time to respond with a moratorium on losing that housing. which new people who come in and they have higher income. and the economic gloom the older people were forced to leave. and all these uptown or some want to come and have their sort of disneyland manhattan experience they have other options to other communities they can go to but the poor skid row really have no other housing anywhere at all almost anyone would say if you've got to be crazy why would you save skid row what is the possible value of saving a skid row if you think about it if thousands of people on main street lose their house and that's thousands of people for whom the city will

the g twenty fourteen promises we all committed and exhilarate the winters in our team a team you still need and use now and i'm a kevin owing to the rest of our lives taking you staying for sochi twenty four take. on oxy. organizers say it will be one to tell the grandkids as the hours tick down to the opening ceremony of the twenty second winter olympic games a show they say will be even more spectacular and the torch remade perceiving it plus. he says the competition is just about ice and snow now that all the athletes have gathered here in sochi will be giving out. the winter olympics from the we had a wonderful costumes to the overly bright and just downright bizarre. gives the world and an intentional peek at its plans for ukraine as a league fun conversation between senior diplomats leaves washington retrograde.

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the g twenty fourteen promises we all committed an exhilarating winter forcing our team here to join us in our way i'm a criminal and i'm the last of our little news team for sochi twenty four take. on our team. and the phone call of washington's behind the scenes casting for ukraine's next leader has caused a red faces of the state department especially after the conversation appeared to talk up a special role for the. so that would be great i think to blue this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know the e.u. in apparent conversation with. the u.s. has told diplomatic victoria nuland outlined a failsafe scheme to forge a new government and he is a new york correspondent with. well what you hear during this four minute conversation is basically two top u.s. officials strategizing about how to form ukraine's new government it sounds like they're playing a game of chess with the opposition leaders as the pieces on that chess board they're trying to determine which opposition leader has the best economic and governing experience to work inside ukraine's new government and whi

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when the g-8 held its annual meeting here all of the security people who feared antiglobalization protesterstead got furious anti-frac-ers. >> it will completely change the environment. and it is irreversible. if it goes wrong then there's nothing you can do. >> reporter: so they are planning something here, asking the people in a referendum if they want frac-ing or not. >> it's very, very important that we are informed and reach a conclusion. if that conclusion is that the people don't want it, then i would expect that everybody would respect that. >> reporter: academic studies are suggesting that public opinion are looking increasingly uncertain about frac-ing. environmental groups say local referenda could be taken throughout the country. >> in the face of all of the public opposition, the government is trying to circumvent what local people really think. so a series of referenda would certainly be something we would be keen to look at. >> reporter: this river is the border between northern ireland in the uk and the republic of ireland to the south. so what happens if frac-ing in one coun

will the prime minister testimony the house what action areas g taken to ensure affected have all the necessary support they need? update the house on this very serious situation. i don't accept the government slow.een we've been having meetings on a basis. there are currently 328 flooded.es 122,000 properties were protected last night because of flood prevention in place decemberrotected since and seven severe flood warnings. flood warnings in place which means more flooding is expected and immediate action is required. the environment agency has 219 flood alerts in place. a serious situation with so many people losing electricity. 60,000 homes have been reconnected overnight. but as this morning there are 8,000 homes without power. is required, whether it is dredging work on the river is support for our or money for ices government es this will help those families. prime withstanding the minister's response he knows that many do feel the response been too slow and left on isolated.and does it mean that the events e've seen demand a comprehensive look at the flood protection and the

g back. a council member tommy wells brought all the players in to talk about the recent high- profile failures this is a month after a man died on a street corner after five firefighters at engine 26, a fire house feet away, did not the come to help. the firefighter on watch was new on probation. this is the back and forth between wells and ed smith, the president of the union. >> there is usually a firefighter in the front of the house. why? >> called you know being on watch duty that's to answer the door if anyone rings the bell for help. >> the whole point of the to be at the front door is to be there if someone comes for help? >> that's. >> reporter: another thing they talked about how could it be they called a ambulance to help but went to the wrong area of the city. certainly the meeting here, the reason they were here is to determine how it never happens again. we're live at the wilson building. >> thank you. >>> the defense department announcing major spending cuts that will be felt across the military. >> and the plan was announced today and we have the details. >> reporter: since 9-1

all of discrimination all mistreatment here in russia isn't that perhaps a sign that all those allegations about l g t a legit l g b t persecution in russia. may have been blown out of propulsion do you think the calls to boycott these olympics were justified well i've also been following on the internet i'm not watching in d.c. . just staying true to supporting the sponsors of the olympics. seeing what's happening in russia. you know there were arrests there was a transgender individual that was taken away escorted away from one of the venues you know so yes i mean there are things that are happening i think that n.b.c. is sweeping a lot of it under the carpet we're not hearing about a lot of the things but you can find a lot of the true information on the internet but isn't this something that also happens routinely in many of the western countries as far as i understand why lance against gays and lesbians and transgender people has been on the increase in many of the western countries in particular in the united states in two thousand and twelve i believe it was at the highest level since one tho

>> all right, mrs. g. how you be?presentation for review. >> what makes you a good candidate for release from administrative segregation into the offender general population? >> i have engaged in rehabilitation that has allowed me to take a retrospective look, not only at my past, violent behavior, and my new more humbled progressive behavior. and i believe that i have made some significant strides in my -- in my social relationship with staff. >> all right. leonard, you talk a mighty fine talk. however, how are we to be assured that you actually have soaked this in and believe it down into the bone marrow? >> i am asking you, ms. gilmore and the administration here to open your hearts. and look at -- me as a human being who has made some terrible mistakes, who has come back from the grave. i am a new man. and the only way that, that this new man can shine is that you give me the opportunity. please give me a chance. that's all they need. i won't let them down. >> i will summarize that. >> thank you. thank you. >> tha