when i reach hades, could i have gazed with these eyes on my father or my mother? i have offended against them both. i deserve worst than death. could i joy in the sight of children born as mine were born? never with these eyes. the city, the walls, the holy images of the gods, no. in my misery, i, the noblest man in thebes deprived myself of those when i condemned the offender, the one the gods had shown to be polluted. could i, when i had witnessed to my own uncleanness have looked these people in the eyes? never. if there was some way to block up the spring of hearing, i would have made this wretched body an impenetrable prison: blind, hearing nothing. there's happiness when our thinking is isolated from evil. oh, cithaeron, why did you shelter me? why did you not kill me on the spot? i should not pay every leave my birth to all men. oh, polybus, oh, corinth, my ancient ancestral home, as i thought, you brought me up to glorious promise and festering corruption. i am revealed a sinner, born of sinners. oh, crossroads, sheltered land, oak tree, narrow junction of

the hard and desperate hade desy necessary part is implementation. world needs to stand united on behalf of implementation so that there are no more broken problem cesc, no more delays, no more coupling minor concessions with cruel and shameless attacks on civilians. >> reporter: no doubt that this is a diplomatic break threw through but it can't be measured until aid receive receives syris trapped i understand sigh their own country. >> afghanistan taliban has pulled the plug on a prisoner swap that could have freed army sergeant bo. he was taken prison back in 2009 and the taliban had agreed to negotiate his release in exchange for five senior members held at guantanmo bay. they are saying the talks are off due to the political situation in afghanistan. meanwhile, an attack by the taliban has left 19 afghan soldiers dead and another seven missing just this morning, coming at the same time, that a breabreakaway faction is engagin peace talks with the afghan government. president hamid karzai confirmed the secret meetings in dubai and said his high p

. >> reporter: he remembers using zimbabwe's now di defunct haded tpho*edz notes the united states dollarlegal and the british pound. using multiple currencies has made goods available but some say they can't afford them. >> life is hard, life is hard. unemployment. so therefore one goes shopping only by charity. [inaudible] >> reporter: zimbabwe has had no curb sieve its own since 2009. the central bank recently allowed the use of the australian dollar, chinese, indian, and japanese. the government officials say that using more currencies is a good thing, importing goods would be ease your, but some economists warn that that will not solve the country's economic problems. the president has just turned 90 years old and he's africa's older leader and doesn't appear to be a plan for suc succession. in fighting in the party is making invest ores nervous the black condominium empowerment policies are a concern for some thin the international communit. >> the economy is in a comatose state. for it to shift it's a measure for the growth and development of this economy. since gone hand in hand.

but as things stand, polybus has swept up these oracles and taken them with him to hades. they're worthless. i told you all that long ago. you did. fear pulled me the wrong way. so don't take them to heart anymore. but surely i must fear my mother's bed. why should a man be afraid? chance rules his life. he has no clear foreknowledge. better to do what's in your power and take life as it comes. and don't be afraid of marrying your mother. many men in the past have slept with their mothers in dreams. it's the man that ignores such things who has the easiest life. fine words, all of them. but my mother's alive. and while she's alive, i can't help being anxious no matter what you say. but your father's death is a great shaft of light. yes, that's true. but the woman's alive. and i'm afraid... who is the woman who stirs you to such fear? merope, oh graybeard, polybus' partner. what is it about her to cause you fear? a terrifying divine oracle, sir. can you reveal it or is it unlawful for others to know? certainly. apollo once told me that i was doomed to marry with my own moth

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hour san francisco police are on the lookout for a pedestrian which was there this morning and they hadedeen light at the time of the accident. the driver just kept ongoing and they had critical injuries and they are now being treated and this crash happened just before 2:30a man in his 50s, landed right in the middle of the intersection. at the time there were bottles and kansas and he was called out here and they did offer that. put if if you come back out here live, investigators say they may be trying to pull some to see if they can get a better look at the suv involved in the early morning crash which left a man with life-threatening injuries. live in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> also near the lake her said injury, he was hit and killed the as he crossed sunset boulevard and three people in that car were also hurt and the investigation continues. >>> police focused on cars and homes being broken into where an elderly couple was targeted. janine de la vega joins us from palo alto to talk about this crime trend, janine? >> reporter: pam, palo alto is known as a safe

hade he is healthy, he has a year to work out. i am sure he is going to make this swansong special.another check of the market movers on the other side of the break. "bottom line" returns in a moment. ♪ >> get the latest headlines of the top of the hour, streaming on your tablet pen bloomberg.com. that does it for this edition of "bottom line." -- forfor jesting us joining us. on the markets is next. is 56 past the hour, i am julie hyman. nearing highs, multi-year highs, once again, for example, the nasdaq is the highest since in summer 2000. the s&p 500 is within 10 points again.record once almost we have come full circle since the beginning of the year. that means the s&p is down 4/10 of a percent year to date. we want to highlight a couple of individual movers, shares rising more than five percent after the company announced a beating on fourth-quarter earnings and named a new ceo. shares of trulia are following. wider than a estimated loss. revenue more than doubled from one year earlier. we are also watching two commodity movers, take a look at gold today. we have a little bit

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the road we've all diabetes and we don't get to the point where 1 in 3 americans has it and we're hadedthe track because of the sugarally beverages we can make a decision at that point. >> how are you going to know that. >> because we track diabetes rates in the u.s. and if diabetes. >> if it has to go down across the entire nation before you reconsider it. >> san francisco numbers unfortunately track the national trend. >> recent poll that you like to site has people supporting this idea, people supporting warning labels, also people support the idea that can be used to buy sodas what do you think of that . >> you need 66 to pass. you think you're going to make it. >> we have a good chance. the beverage industry is going to come in with $15 million. >> italy make international news if we go for it. that's all we have time for now. this debate is going to be coming back. we'll be right back. stay here for a minute or development we've got to pay some bills. but this is gonna be a medal! [ man #2 ] and it looks like we could have another one of those photos! [ female announcer ] every mi

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is a world where robots do almost all the work more like classical athens or hades. >> if you go up thereect 4 rival. this could be baxter taking a lunch break if he ever needed one, but in fact he can do simple production jobs literally 24/7. and he's a superquick learner. >> if you want to get this robot to do a simple task, you grab its arm, and suppose i want to pick something up over here. i just bring it down, press the button and it says ah. >> he must have wanted me to pick something up. >> baxter who costs just $20,000, is the brainchild of boston-based-- robotics whose c.e.o. rodney brooks is a one-time m.i.t. robot cyst and a co-founder of irobot, maker of the rumba vax i'm. brooks says baxter is designed to augment human workers, not replace them. >> a lot of jobs in factories are very dull and very repetitive. and one of the line technicians said the job where we recycle the broken pieces of plastic, it is an unhealthy job and now baxter sits there 24 hours a day doing that job that no one in the factory wants to do. >> more over, says brook, baxter is kepping plants and jobs

people don't remember this. 9/11, we hade defense secretary rumsfeld get up in front of the american people on television and tell them that the military-industrial complex had $2.6 trillion. they don't know where the money went. this is fraud and corruption and waste. it should stop. they don't have an accounting system. host: this is the last call we will take on the subject. we will go to eric holder live in just a few minutes. the room is slowly starting to fill up for the event very you can catch this event live on c-span. thank you for holding on. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] the attorneys general are waiting to hear from attorney general or colder. it should get underway shortly. the new york times is reporting that the attorney general yesterday injected the administration into the emotional and politicized debate over the future of state same-sex marriage bans. he said state attorneys general defend lawsgated to they feel are discriminatory. them toot encourage disavow their own laws. he said if they have studied bans on gay marriage could refuse t

according to the act, each judicial district would be provided with -- quote -- "a person learn he haded in the law to act as attorney for the united states whose duty it shall be to prosecute in each district all delinquents for crimes and offenses cognizable under the authority of the united states and all civil being as in which the united states shall be concerned. the u.s. attorney is a position so necessary, madam president, that president zachary taylor appointed hengery moss, a name somewhat lost in history, to the post within two days of minnesota becoming a state. m two days. now minnesota, as i not noted, s been waiting for a full-time u.s. to enfor two and a half years. i know my colleagues understand the importance of their own u.s. attorneys. some of my esteemed colleagues have a very deep understanding of the position, having served as u.s. attorneys prior to joining the senate. senator sessions was appointed by president reagan and served as u.s. attorney in alabama for 12 years. senator whitehouse was u.s. attorney for rhode island. he was appointed by president bill cli

during the speech tuesday, obama haded the auto industry come back because of the fuel economy and fueliency standards. that these new technologies need to be used. so, the new efficiency standards announced on tuesday, there has been slow reaction to it so far. they have yet to look over it. why do you think it has been slow? will they try to fight him? guest: i am not sure they will. werethe 2011 ones announced, republicans did not exactly take to it completely, but i spoke to the senator the other day and he said he still the newook over standards, the announcement obama made on tuesday. they are in recess right now. that is probably why the reaction has been slow to come out. there is probably one part of it republicans will definitely not take too kindly to, which is the energy security trust obama was touting again. that takes revenue from oil and pushes it into find alternative fuels for vehicles. listening to what the president had to say the other day, talking about green technology. fueleir goal is to develop economy standards for heavy-duty trucks that will take us well into