and we have found a way to do it. >> gordon brown, the un education enjoy. >>> the french president wills biannual press conference shortly. but it's his private life that is continuing to dominate the headlines after a celebrity magazine published photos of the president reportedly on his way to visit this actress. his long-term girlfriend was taken to hospital hours after the magazine hit the news stands. thank you for joining us. the president's poll ratings are very low, the economy is stalling. he has a lot to talk about, but no one really cares about that now. how do you think he is going to handle this news conference? >> it is very difficult, because everybody was expecting him to change his policy, because people in france are saying now that france is the sick man of europe, like you would say in the past -- in the 19th century that the ottoman empire was the sick man of europe, and the deficit is more than 92% of the gdp, and people were expecting him to make a turn, to forget his socialist policy, to make a turn towards welcoming investors and to change the -- the rules -- th

former prime minister gordon brown talked about it. >> we've got to do it because there are children on the street. there are children begging and children turning to violence. unless we do something about this we've got a huge social problem. why should we concentrate on education. we've got to provide healthcare. we've got a polio epidemic we have to watch for, and we've got to watch for the other means that people will survive. but if you don't give children education they lose hope. they can't plan for the future. they can't think of jobs they can do after the conflict is over. >> the education system in lebanon is already incredibly stretched. >> how much money are you going to need, and where is it going to come from? >> we need $200 million a year. that's very cost effective for hafor400,000 children who shoule in school. we've got an indication of support for western agencies. some of the arab countries are considering support, and we believe this could be up and running in weeks. 400,000 children backing in weeks. that's why we've issued this appeal. >> it is going to be dif

foreign minister gordon brown they sat down with his philippine counterpart. alberto was dying on thursday to talk about how the conflict norway has been fine since two thousand ford to get the two sides to some studio at mediation efforts have been on hold since two thousand and eleven. we are committed to continue as the facilitator in the use of different places is as long as this is the interest of the garment of the philippines minus ten the tourism interests of wholesome for the future. it defines a good solution zombie is still ongoing armed conflicts. so the administration is have held on the peace talks with insurgents since nineteen eighty six. the station stopped in two thousand and eleven as common as rebels continued their attacks and demanded the release of their new year for christmas the rebels focus their activities on the country's poor regions. some people suggest they're holding back economic growth of the philippines. clouds of hot gas and ash school for mobile polling in english that has forced more than twenty thousand people to flee the

gordon brown named one of his own members a bigot it's the because politicians are not listening to people in the streets of or into places around the country go to lincolnshire for example they are telling viewers that they have difficulties in their community because it's changed now that's not being racist is actually being realistic and listening to those people all that we suggesting you keep is that anyone who comes to this country has to be able to afford to work here pay taxes and contribute to this country but we have to have a sensible immigration policy which brings the best in and ensures that they stay here and pay for the future of this country in the same way that indigenous people do and if brussels going to agree to that do you think oh absolutely not i mean i think we've seen this time and time again that many people in europe and particularly in the conservative party in this case this morning the prime minister has tried to suggest that they can make these treaty changes on a variety of issues so the commissioners and the presidents there have made it absolutely clear t

we're going to unwind or because of position now it's like a map and if it does buy some it's like gordon brown selling all of britain's gold or sixty percent of britain gold at the worst price and decades if the f.b.i. decides to sell at this ridiculously low price because in the nine hundred to one thousand dollars level imo but our f.b.i. eighty million checked today will take every single bit coin you got well i think they're because concern trolling as well as they're just concerned trolling because it could be a currency war some rumors are that china and the u.s. government are actually acquiring pick coin as part of their currency war against each other so it could be concern trolling china this week we don't know but the other thing as they give away something in this next quote the reason for selling is that the government has lost faith in the value of bitcoin and does not want to deal with the volatility of the currency if they've lost faith it presumably means they also had faith at one point well they never had faith in bitcoin there are some stories circulating right now that the

u.k., and, you know, she went to the pajama 40th birthday party for the wife of prime minister gordon brown. she wrote murdoch's teach to his own daughter elizabeth murdoch. >> and the prime minister attended her wedding? >> prime minister cameron, i believe, attended her wedding. and oxford college class mate of the prime minister charlie brooks is her current husband. she's somebody who trafficked in power and influence and flattery for people who could do good thing for her and the murdoch realm. , you know, she was so integrated in the political aleet that disentangle and looking now it's clear that the political aleet and news alet particularly the murdoch aleets essentially worked in each other's self-interest to great deal of the time. first forging an alliance with the labor folks and switching it to cameron. but besides the politician and the journalists seem to be lost. the notion of the connection with the public. and what service they were providing there. in 19789 he gave a talk at what is called the lecture in scotland every year. the biggest industry conference in the u.k. at

lehmans was in business and sterns was in business and gordon brown was prime minister. turkish lira. raising rates. anybody that knew that it would not work by any dramatic amount was a braver man than him. the lira is continuing to decline. very little will stop the current move. money seems to be the view that is moving the fx markets at the moment. we will wait and see how long money pays. >> thank you very much, indeed. bowldastream's super scandal. find out why the scarlett johansson ad is stirring up a storm. ♪ >> welcome back to "the pulse" live from london. i'm francine lacqua. these are the top headlines. china's manufacturing contracted for the first time in six months in january. purchasing managers index fell to 49.5 from 50.5 in december. a survey shows companies cutting jobs. german unemployment declined more than 4 in january as companies grew more confident of the strength of europe's largest economy. the number of people out of work decreased by 28,000. lts advance for the first time after mark carney said the bank of england is not ready to move away f

. >> you saw it happen in britain and gordon brown. see it happen in france with hollande. india, where the bjp is wreck, wreck things and you're-- excuse me the congress wrecked them and bjb is coming again. stuart: we've got three years we can wait. three years is a long time. >> thanks, stuart. stuart: thanks, art. good luck. back to our theme of the day, tech rules, but content still king. netflix bringing back its original series, lilihammer for a third season and a new series based on the adventures of marco polo. and the last of the series of breaking bad. >> they're moving into high definition television, and content is lacking. they're going to broadcast an original series and they want to own the home market. look who tried to take them over, take over that market. hulu, and a number of people. these guys written off as dead four years ago as a dinosaur, they rule. stuart: liz, are you going to-- >> i'm interested in netflix as a replacement of show time and h.b.o., people ditching subscriptions there. the name of the game is

gordon. >> congratulations to them. brownnouncement via twitter thursday by posting this picture to her fans. rulers about a possible romance between this couple surfaced after houston's death in 20 12. >> last year she spushd back b against critics who accused gordon's of being brown's stepbrother. >> they are now married. congratulations again. >>> hey, that's going to do it for us today and we are so grateful to have had you watching. >> we've got a lot that we're covering in the next hour, of course, the breaking news this morning, the death of former israeli prime minister ariel sharon. the water woes in west virginia, those nine counties who are dealing with the lack of water. but fema is coming in. they've sent in the first truck. let's toss it over now to fredericka whitfield. >> very good. very, very busy morning as we're going to have for the rest of the afternoon. we'll pick it up where you leave off. thanks so much. >>> it's 11:00 eastern hour. the "cnn newsroom" and it begins right now. two days with no clean wat

talking some snack before the game chiefs jamaal charles nailed by teammate derrick johnson browns josh gordon flipped flicker 36-yard touchdown pass to desean jackson stanford hooking up with cal >> gary:late 4th quarter down by a touchdown alex smith 20-yard td pass to demarco murray 22-21 rice rice and deion shake hands final: 22-21 rice beats sanders >> gary: during the pro ball wednesday program should have been how to clear arthritis. that was one as stephanie mills said take care of home. so why not have a football game even if is not the rocket psychic that we are used to. i enjoyed it beyoncÉ in j.c. fantastic when i went home last night i enjoyed it. 7 million people watched a football game 28 million watch beyond say across the country. i thought that was fantastic >> pam: (laughter) >> jacqueline: sure you did it. >> gary: they are a great couple. >> pam: i do not know them personally. >> gary: i think they are a great couple and i think they love each other. and for real was fantastic. pharelle was fantastic! >> gary: you can have your questions e-mailalso on sports night live - >

browns safety. fortunately, gordon lands on his feet. here he is.best play you made and miss. >> cops off and that will do it. three points. >> what have we seen? what have we seen? what have we seen? >> hit the full court shot to overtime. would regroup and beat the pilots and the guys in the play by play was also does kcbs radio. >> you mean steve? >> no, that's dave. dave louis who does all weekend sports sometimes as well. d.-lou. >> pretty much had that game over. >> it was a brilliant job of capturing the moment. >> it was amazing. what a great play. good for him. all right, for news 3 throughout the evening, all for our web site, kpix.com. see you at 11:00. gressive and you could save hundreds." call or click today. announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: good! thank you. thank you very much. hey, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. we got a good one for you today. this family, returning for the second day. from antioch, californi

rice and deion sanders talking some snack before the game >> gary:chiefs jamaal charles nailed browns josh gordoned by teammate brent grimes >> gary: use of the completion there for the touchdown. there it is! if it is hard-core people like football. pam, i had a problem last night. a father and daughter dance so i was only able to watch a little bit of it. i missed the fiancee and james c.. i was i missed jay z and beyonce. >> gary: i did get a see a chance to see my boy pharelle, he is a genius. w ith his hat on! >> pam: with his hat on! >> gary: i was in the top third all older men dancing. >> pam: (laughter) someone should have a big deal but that have a video of you dancing with yopur daughter! >> gary: the original super agent leigh steinberg, ways san on richard sherman who has become a household name >> was brilliant from a marketing perception. he'd worked his way into the spotlight. he took a page from my lee cyrus where people did not like her but now he grabbed the spotlight and branded himself. >> gary: signing his new book and book passage he will be there from 7 to 830 lee steinber

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gordon is extraordinary. we got the best cornerback in the league. you must understand that important ago the bigs and put all the money you have on the browns winning the super bowl next year. [laughter] >> thank you for a nice talk, enjoyed it. i would put myself in the happy category. i was wondering based on research and work you put him in writing a book, have you discovered any traits between peoples as to why some people can easily be happy for life, and we all have things in her life that can interfere with that but generally happy, and people who go through life not being happy? >> i'm going to give you my completely honest answer, but preface it by saying that this is not an absolute impediment to changing, but i think i'm happy parents produce unhappy children. and if you don't have parents -- when my good friends, richard mckenzie, wha one of the greatet teachers at university of california-irvine and the author of the homecoming, which raised -- were the happiest people i know. this orphanage was a very happy place. they worked with his hands all the time. is a big advocate of orphanage, so he didn't have parents but he's a very happy p