really connected about hannah montana.hat, well, wait a minute, this is art imitating life imitating art. >> miley auditioned her own dad for the part of her tv dad. ♪ baby get ready, get set, don't go ♪ >> one of the episodes called "ready, set, don't go." i wrote that song as miley left for california. >> no daddy ever wants to see his little girl grow up. >> the series was picked up. i knew that her life and our lives as a family was going to change. >> the show and miley were a smash. "hannah montana" became one of the disney's highest rated tv series. and miley shot up to teen idol status. >> i think you could see the sort of long range plan when you look at her hannah montana audition. you can see she knew exactly what she was doing. she knew that the role would be a steppingstone to other things. merchandise, tv, music. she was really the first star to embrace all of these things. >> in 2007, she released hannah montana 2, meet miley cyrus. a sound track to her tv series and debuted under her real name. her second a

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she puts that forward with hannah particularly in the way that hannah seems to get nude in almost everyode. she's extraordinarily comfortable taking off her shirt or what have you. it seems to me that this is partly a feminist gesture that it's my body and i'm not traditionally beautiful doesn't matter. i'm comfortable with my body. you should be comfortable with your body if you want to be and last night she was asked about this at a conference and she sort of bit somebody's head off about it. i don't know if you ask the question in the right tone. i think you won't bite my head off if i ask you. do you see the feministy gesture in hannah taking her clothes off all the time? >> i was going to say she's going to tweet you about that. everyone keeps asking her why she takes her clothes off all the time. she does something very first creative act that she ever did in college was to take a youtube video of herself naked at a fountain, which ran a few minutes and then just kind of complain about all of the people that complained that she was naked at the fountain and she looked too fat. thi

i'm very pleased to welcome hannah our new program coordinator who began with the city on tuesday and i city can't find her on e-mail. she was with the urban sprouts probation officer department and prior to her time hannah coordinated an urban farmers association and with prison activities and she as a bachelors from a college and studied the food sustainable systems. she was with with the alliance of agricultural. on urban agricultural unu i had the opportunity to go with a couple of rec and park starved to orange county great park an incredible model of the program. a couple the highlight were great parks farm for fresh produce from the one hundred acre sold at the farmer's market and donated to local food banks and a partners with an association for food deserts in cities where people are located more than a mile from a supermarket who don't have a car. the farm is a operated and a orange county operation. we visited the farm and food lab which is an agricultural garden that offers themed planters with fruits and vegetables and a pizza and spaghetti garden where they look. and oth

here with the song "hannah hunt," vampire weekend!e but i could not believe it till me and hannah hunt saw crawling ♪ ♪ vines and weeping willows as we made our way from providence to phoenix ♪ ♪ a man of faith said hidden eyes ♪ ♪ could see what i was thinking ♪ ♪ i just smiled and told him that was only true of hannah ♪ ♪ and we glided on through waverly and lincoln ♪ ♪ our days were long ♪ our nights no longer ♪ count the seconds ♪ watching hours ♪ though we live on the u.s. dollar ♪ ♪ you and me we got our own sense of time ♪ ♪ in santa barbara hannah cried and missed those ♪ ♪ freezing beaches and i walked into town to buy some kindling for the fire hannah tore the new york times up ♪ ♪ into pieces ♪ if i can't trust you then damn it hannah ♪ ♪ there's no future ♪ there's no answer ♪ though we live on the u.s. dollar ♪ ♪ you and me, we got our own sense of time ♪ ♪ ♪ if i can't trust you then damn it hannah ♪ ♪ there's no future, there's no answer ♪ -6 ♪ though we live on the u.s. dollar ♪ ♪ you and me, we got our own sense of ti

hannah has become the de facto standard in computing.stest-growing cloud company and of the world by scale. we have a more users into the cloud that any other business. we are the marketshare leader in mobile. we have a lot of the spaces cornered. it is about accelerating growth. >> may is a big month for you. down inceo, he steps his role which means you will be the sole man at the top of sap. how does that change things but mark -- things, your role, the management of the company? well, first, i am incredibly happy that my dear friend and colleague jim will be on the supervisory board because you cannot hope for a better friend in the board room. that extends our tremendous friendship. in terms of running the company as the sole ceo, in this environment where decision- bold andeds to be quick, we really need to simplify our company. really simplify it so we can execute and even brisk the pace. it is time where the model makes a lot of sense in a strategic planning stuff that is why jim and i have come to this term. jim want to focus on

>> mike hannah has more from the capital city. >> reporter: the modest high court in the capital is the setting for the corruption trial on an unprecedented scale. charges are being brought separately to individuals, and as many as ten simultaneous hearings are underway. it will be one of the country's polices and business people. the prosecution will argue that government computers were hacked into, and sumses of private money were transferred into private accounts, and the amounts are staggering. the country's president estimates that as much as 30% of the country's budget has been stolen over the past decade. it was president joyce bander that ordered the investigation that has led to the criminal proceedings, though evidence indicates that the widespread corruption that flourished under a previous administration didn't

joining me now are angela rye and mark hannah. you, rev. >> thank you, rev. >> angela, isn't mike huckabee talking about women's libido the last thing this party needs? >> but it's the first thing we should expect. there is absolutely nothing new under the sun, rev. we have seen them time and time again stay in women's va-jjs. i don't know why they continue to talk about reproductive health when they have no idea how to message this right. we're talking yesterday was the anniversary of the roe v. wade decision. and this is what they have come up with. i just really want them to find some other talking points, because this is absolutely the wrong road for them to go down. whether cathy mcmorris rodgers from the great state of washington or some other person, woman or not is delivering the state of the union response for them, they just need to have better answers. >> mark hannah, i know you don't want to go there with the references that angela made. i'll call her pastor after the show. but your thoughts about all of this? >> my th

i'm here to say i'm excited this program is up and off the ground and anxiously awaited and mann hannah coming on board is exciting. i'd like to thank the department and phil for the leadership in rec and park really advocating to take this on. the department has a lot of resources and also dawn and linda and others who helped. there's a lot of work to be done. just a background in 2012, the supervisors passed measures to support of the agricultural and there are 11 agencies to fund it they've not been coordinating with each other. i want to see what's exciting is rec and park hosting an event to fund across agencies. right now it's funded for one year and we're hoping this position will continue and seeing no research centers and people feeling they have a front door. in the next few months to see presentations at the commission and look forward to having those and how we can better support it. there's a lot of interest. i think at the golden gate community garden 3 thousand people signed up for plots and one of the goal is to create new spaces and i hope we can see that and you all wi

i missed almost an entire school year for hannah. i didn't know what to expect.er she'd jump up and down, whether she'd sit there in shock or the reaction that she had. >> there video ends up on youtube and becomes a sensation. millions of people continue to revel in their reunion. something that amazes them to this day. >> sometimes i think about it, i'm like, oh, gosh, the world saw me cry. but my excuse is that i was only 9. >> joe myers says the best part of his return was not the attention it got -- >> seeing my wife's face and my daughter's is the best part. >> and despite all the people who share it, it is still their private moment. >> i think it gives us kind of just a little common ground that she and i were both there in that moment and that we have everything that's gone on since then, the video and everything else that's happened, to reflect back on just she and i. >> hannah, it's true, a lot of people may have seen you cry, but a lot of people also shared in your joy. thanks for giving us something to smile about. i'm contessa brewer. that's all for

mike hannah, aljazeera. >> yesterday's rally on wall street is a distant memory. the dow falling down 111 points. and emerging markets in central turkey and south africa raised their interest rates to prop up the currency there. all eyes on the federal reserve, and they will decide whether to pull back on monetary stimulus programs further. the fed started reducing the purchases this month. and the meeting is also the last for the former fed chairman, bernanke, yellen will be taking over on february 1st. >>> investigating the massive data breach at target over the holidays. and the officials are looking at anyone trying to exploit the stolen information for credit card fraud. >>> home mortgage applications are down with refinances. re-fi activity is at the slowest since september. though interest rates are at a two month low, the average loan is 4.25%, down from the week before. >>> and a programming note, ali velshi is going to have a show on the middle class. it begins monday at 7 p.m. eastern time and 4 p.m. pacific time. >>> he made the cover of rolling stone

attended by at least one hundred thousand people was to make his dislike of protests up by kristin hannah k the tissue ten in november away from the eu towards russia. as the night to present the sand and seventy offices in the city protest astringent a correspondent in kiev says donaldson of money become a nanny not than a bad thing was that political solution in sight. the crowd decided to take the initiative to continue goal consenting or to the press which was adopted last week by parliament. school is done and i doubt most people i angry in the situation in independence square seems to be moving towards it at the event that is still same this is the obvious non dual mode it be to go to costco rachel center can donate new or new is here. there were ten people being killed and more than a dozen we did in fact he stomped off to a suicide bomb attack in crowded markets. they may be on the high court is a broken seat placed the capital it's not that many say some security pence an hour to be to be among the day it's the blockade is ten minutes' walk from the ami take courses in one of the

here now is tomorrower obama campaign aide mark hannah and cnbc contributor jim beth akuka. social and economic mobility hasn't changed in 50 years. you call that the gatsby curve running up against the laffer curve which is about growth. expand on that for us. >> the president has been saying not only has income and equality at the high end, the 1% versus the 99%. not only has that gotten worse, we should care because it's hurting social mobility. there is a linkage between the two. we saw there is no linkage between the two. not only has economic mobility not gotten worse as the 1% got richer but there is no link between the two. there is a link apparently with family family structure and the quality of the neighborhood. not progressive taxes. the core of the obama economic message just collapsed. >> let me come back to this. if the mayor bill de blasio and senator elizabeth warren believe people getting wealthy hurt people. you heard larry somers say that's not the case. you heard jimmy run down the results of the report. the question is will the white house listen to thi

i have to agree with hannah.hink that obamacare has caused a lot of concern about the ability for companies to hire and take on new expenses. part of the problem is actually falls with colleges and not preparing people to gain real world skills and hit the ground running once they finish their education. so, you know, i think by loosening up restrictions on the economy, you know, promoting free enterprise, the economy should help pick up and business owners would be willing to take on more entry level workers. >> julia, do you find that millennials are getting more enthusiastic about the president's policies or less or is it just about the same in the last couple years? >> i would say young people are probably less enthusiastic he has had a challenging 2013, i would have to agree with what peers are saying. >> hanna, so what do you think the future is going to bring for your age group as we approach 2014 and 2016? what do you think that in terms of looking at candidates and what young people would be look for. >>

hannah. i am. i'm -- i want a cleaner planet. i've always said that. >> that's the best news i've heard on tv in -- >> you should know i'm not a big fan of the oil companies. i think we're getting hosed at the pump. they manipulate the prices all day long. that's where i'm coming from. now, i have a nice house on long island. it's just a regular house. beaver could live there, beaver cleaver. it's on a block with normal people. i got to heat it with oil, you know. >> no, you don't. >> tell me what i should be using. >> well, do you have any solar panels? >> solar panels? i looked into it. do you know how expensive it would be? >> i do. you know, many states participate in leasing programs. you can actually lease them -- you show them what your electric bill is. they charge you less than your electric bill, and they put the solar panels on your house for you. so they own them, and you just lease them. you have -- >> you have to drill a hole in your house and things. so the construction is -- look -- >> no, they pay for the install

actress daryl hannah activists.lieves that fossil fuels >>> actress darell hannah has become a environmental activist. she is also the producer of a new documentary which also attacks the fossil fuel industry. as you know, i'm a green guy. i am, i want a cleaner planet. >> that is the best news i've heard on tv. >> you should know i'm not a big fap of the oil companies. i have a nice house out in long island. beaver could live there. i got to heat it with oil. >> tell me what i should be heating it with. >> do you have any solar panels. there are many states that are participating in leasing programs and you show them what their electric bill is they charge you less than the bill and they put the panels on your home and you lease them. >> so the construction, look, they pay for the installation all you do is pay your monthly bill. >> you would recommend solar. that is one way. in long island or regionally it is different. if you decide that you want to use liquid fuel there are alcohol burners that can heat homes. a

hannah anderson was a 16-year-old girl who lot of her mother and brother and we don't know what she endured. >> the abductions and manhunts and the fatal shootings at the capital in malls and schools and the d.c. navy yard. >> all of these stories are united by one common principal. that we need to fix our mental health system. healthy, happy people don't shoot a school. healthy happy people don't shoot up a navy yard. >> it's happening in the woods in big bear. it is said to be empty when crist mer dorner went in. >> the silver lining is when terrible tragedies happen, it unites us as a country. >> worst bad run. given to south african athlete oscar pistorius. he said he is innocent, but he is awaiting his day in court. worst bad break up, jodi arias. >> i can't speak for the verdict, but i understand why it was made from watching the coverage i saw. >> they told kapt vieting tales about her relationship with travis alexander who she was accused of killing. >> it's weird because you can't help but notice that the girl is a beautiful girl. >> the only thing i remember about the trial was he

. >> hannah anderson lost her mother and brother. >> shocking too were all the headline grabbing abductions. the fatal shootings in the u.s. capital, in malls, schools and the d.c. navy yard. >> and i think all of these stories are united by one common principle which is we need to fix our mental health system. healthy happy people don't shoot up a school or a navy yard. >> the story is what is happening in the woods in big bear. the cabin was said to be empty. >> but the silver lining is when terrible tragedies like this happen it unites us. >> worst bad run. oscar pistorius accused of gunning his girlfriend. >>> worst bad breakup, jodi arias. >> i can understand why that verdict was made from watching the coverage that i saw. >> for weeks witnesses told captivating tales of her relationship with travis alexander who she was accused of killing. >> you can't but notice she is a beautiful girl. >> the only thing i remember about the trial is her lawyer tried to get her off by putting glasses on her. i'm afraid i have glasses now. okay. we move for immediate dismissal. >> guilty. >> the jury

youtube stars marey hart and hannah hart. >> there is always a problem they have to solve. the problem, some people are trying to take down the camp. >> after this year, your couple buy ya camp is over. >> this is going to be available for purchase february 14th. you can download it online. you can buy some care packages. >> you can do a care package campfire hangout and you can hang out with these folks online and get them to make you a thank you video. to tell us who are about this incredible project, we have grace via skype right this minute. how much time, effort, and work went into putting this together? >> that film came out of nowhere. it is loosely based on real life events surrounding mamery hart's life. >> this is where the ironic part comes in. there is the camp owner's son has made a lot of money building apps and is a tech savvy person. he twoonts come in and knock down this old nostalgic ricchetti camp and make it into a tech-based camp. three youtube personalities are trying to stop a tech-driven man from changing a place that has no - how ironic. >> store al

. >> hannah anderson is a 16-year-old girl who lost her mother and brother.e don't know what she endured before her rescue. >> shocking too were all the headline grabbing abductions and manhunts. the fatal shootings at the u.s. capital, in malls, schools and the d.c. navy yard. >> and i think all of these stories are united by one common principle which is we need to fix our mental health system. healthy happy people don't shoot up a school. healthy, happy people don't shoot up a navy yard. >> the story is what is happening right now in the woods in big bear. the cabin was said to be empty when christopher dorner went in. >> but the silver lining is when terrible tragedies like this happen, it really unites us more as a country. >> worst bad run. give it to south african athlete oscar pistorius accused of gunning down his girlfriend. he says he is innocent but he is still awaiting his day in court. worst bad breakup, jodi arias. >> i can't speak for the verdict but i can understand why that verdict was made from what i saw. >> for weeks, witnesses told captiv

mike hannah reports now from the capital.or the first time this evidence of heightened security, as the trial of two police commissioners begins. the hearings now spilling out from the high court into the magistrate's court next door, within the next week, it's expected that at least ten separate trials will be underway. the proceedings are bees closely watched by the international donors, who have suspended millions of dollars of aid in the wake of the scandal. and each week they attend a meeting to review proceedings. >> i would like to commend my president. for compromising on our deal. by allowing nationals to be part of it, because the lost moneys not only ma law we money, but also money that we have. and would like to prove to them that we have nothing to hide and nobody to shield all in the current government are innocent. >> we are very worried how the progress is being done, and how the donors are communicating to the executive, when the executive's hands are not that clean. >> a few rejected by donor representatives

yours spells out ella, hannah and blake and yours spells out cassidy, cody, bambino and frank.rsonalized gifts for somebody who needs gear, valentine's oriented but you want it to last. instagram takes your photos and makes it into a magnet. or a mug or an iphone case. $39, you get the box and the ribbon. >> okay. >> look at these munchkin.com, these bibs for your little one. >> is that what darcy is wearing? >> the baby. >> wearing heart breaker. >> by the way, that is rocky from "the daily news'" little baby, nine weeks old. our first little visit with her. >> okay. >> and two more things i want to get through. the sneakers, i made these for hannah and ella. >> you did not. >> and then i made these for ryan's nephews. if you want something for your little boy, i know. and then this, if we can't get to the makeup, it will be online. let me show you this bear. i'm obsessed. look. >> oh, stop. >> oh, my god. how did you -- how did you get it to do it? >> how adorable? >> that's -- >> is that great? jill, these are crazy. >> happy valentine's everybody. >>> clutter here, clutter

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joining me now are mark hannah and krystal ball.ming on the show tonight. >> thanks for having us, rev. >> thanks, rev. >> krystal, since when did a focus on income inequality become akin to nazi germany? >> it's absolutely insane. this guy is way out there in terms of what he is saying, and he has gotten a lot of criticism from across the board. but the mentality that they are being persecuted, that it's the rich who are being treated unfairly and getting the short end of the stick is quite pervasive, and it's absolutely insane. the people who are doing the best in this economy far and away are the rich. the stock market is doing just fine. corporate profits doing just fine. meanwhile, worker are struggling. the majority of the jobs created out of this recession have been low income jobs. even as corporations are prospering, workers are unable to feed their families and are having to rely on the government for assistance. it can't persist in this mentality of persecution. it's just bizarre. >> and mark, i want to make it clear, thi

. >> here at san bosco, hannah hafter helps deportees like santo salinas who have been separated from loved ones or who have health issues. she sees the rise in cross-border shootings as a symptom of larger issues within the border patrol. >> the kinds of situations that we see in border patrol are beyond what people could invent. it's everything from literally being like punched and kicked, to being forced to hold uncomfortable positions for no reason for hours at a time, to being pushed into a cactus or pushed down a hill. >> and she says the problem goes all the way to the top. >> we submit complaint after complaint after complaint to the department of homeland security, and we get form letters saying that they've been received, and there's really no outcome to exposing the abuses within the system. >> we're heading to the customs and border patro headquarters in washington dc right now. we've trying for months and months to get an interview with anybody from the organization and we've been unsuccessful. so we're going to try our luck at the door. we've spotted one of the men we've

the resort helped bring these kids along, and hannah came to us before her first gold medal that shedy won, so she is in. so we're very excited to have three amazing athletes going to the games. it really says something about who we are, and helps keep our name out there. john rice is general manager at sierra-at-tahoe good luck to you, we do hope it snows there. and good luck to you. >> it will come. i know it. mother nature is coming. i feel it. >> thank you. >>> don't forget our question for today . . . tweet us at ali velshi or ajrealmoney, and you can log on to our website, aljazeera.com/realmoney. the obama administration eased sanctions today on iran after it was confirmed that they suspended high-level enrichment at a nuclear plant. iran will now be allowed to export oil and gas. some travel restrictions will be loosened, and new cultural exchanges will begin. months ago, pennsylvania orchestra received an invitation to perform in iran, and they are optimistic that will happen this year. it's stranged to imagine bauc and mozart combined with centrifuges and uranium. but trust

. >> you recognize youtube stars mamery hart and hannah hart. with every great film, that i have a problem to sofrl. some people are trying to take down if camp. >> after this year, your kumbaya cracks the soldier zbs we have another thing about this film. it is going to be available for purchase on february 14th. you can download it online and go to the website camp dakota.com and you can buy some care packages. you can do a care package camp fire hangout. hang out with folks online. you can get them to make you a thank you video. to tell us more about this incredible project. we have grace via skype right this minute. how much time, effort and work went into putting this film together? >> it came out of nowhere. it is loosely based on real time events, it's all happening very, very fast. >> so we're trying to get rid of this camp. >> oh, this is where the ironic part comes in. the camp owner's son has made a lot of.building apps, is a real tech savvy person. he wants to come in, knock down this old nostalgia rickety camp, three youtube persona

and jack hannah is 67. keep it here for more news, weather and sports. i'm richard lui. have a very good day ahead. >>> good morning. it's 4:30. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm peggy bunker. laura garcia-cannon has the morning off. breaking news in san jose this morning, where police are investigating the city's first homicide of the year. >> a man shot and killed early this morning on east san antonio street, that's just north of the highway 101 and interstate 680 interchange. >> bob redell is live at the scene this morning. what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning to you. this is not far from where east san antonio crosses over 101. this was around 1:30 this morning, a person driving by here on the 1600 block called 911 to say that person saw a man lying near a

. >> about a woman who most of america knew as wholesome hannah. >> i'm so mad!r recent appearances have made anything clear, it's that miley isn't montana anymore. >> i can give you an update on what she's been up to. she was murdered. >> now, "the life of miley." >> it was 1994. the first time the world met little miley cyrus. just two years old on a country musite

hannah agrees, she says more so, sex events go up at big events like the super bowl. we should be bringing attention on it especially for super bowl. on the flip side, matt says this actually doesn't happen at all, but it does to sell news. many people agree that this issue does in fact exist. >> we tend to think of sex trafficking as a foreign phenomenon. however, 24 children were victimized by sex traffickers at the 2009 super bowl in tampa, florida, some reports claim more than 100 cases, so we contacted some of the law enforcement agencies and advocacy groups those numbers were attributed to. and they said they were not the source of that information. deciddespite the contention, new jersey is mobilizing to cut down on trafficking at this year's super bowl. not only a myth but also one that weighs resources that could be -- wastes resources that could be put to better use. how can the sex trafficking be brought down and is the focus on the super bowl, helping or hurting, kenneth morris, brooke parker bell low, more to life, she is a survivor of sex trafficking. ja

butler and miss hannah, they both work at rosa parks elementary school in prince george's county.ms like an instant they went from the guidance counselor and teacher to victor and emancia, brother and sister. you see, they have the same father, emancia has known for a week. victor found out yesterday. she was born in panama. she grew up in north carolina. >> i've always been curious about my father's side of the family because i didn't know him. i just knew what my mom today me. >> reporter: which wasn't much, only a name, james butler, and that during a tour in panama with the u.s. navy he met her mother and had a brief affair. >> i was always looking trying to find him, but james butler is a very common name. so i didn't get very far. >> reporter: then in november she turned to the internet submitting dna to ancestry.com, a website of family histories. last week the website today her that her dna matched another ancestry member. turned out to be a cousin she'd never know, james butler's nephew, her father's nephew. she dug deeper into the website. >> i'm still looking and i come

. >> reporter: tack know hannah was once called the prince of the sumo world. people from all walks of life and all ages were his fans. he won 22 championships. he's one of the greatest yokozuna grand champions ever. in this legendary match, takanohana fought hard against his rival, despite having an injury. takanohana's victory made a strong impression on takanoiwa, his future pupil. >> translator: i think it's proof of mental strength that he won the championship, despite having an injured knee. >> reporter: last january, takanoiwa won the second junior division. people expected him to advance soon after that but it took him five more tournaments to finally break through. >> translator: he couldn't advanced sooner, because he wasn't ready for it. physically or mentally. so, i said, don't advance too soon. struggle and suffer more. the more you lose, the better you become. >> reporter: takanohana says being promoted to the makanochi division gives takanoiwa a chance to show he has what it takes to be a tough rikishi. >> this will be a trance for him to display

and a response to her: hannah agrees : on facebook matt says, this doesn't happen at all, but it does to sale news. so a lot of cynicism there, but people do agree that this issue you does exist. >> it does, indeed and we'll try to get down for some of the nitty-gritty of it. we tend to think of sex traffic beining astrafficking ace foreign phenomenon. 24 children were victimized in he tam fa florida. media reports disagree on the arrests for previous super bowls, some claim more than 100 cases so we contacted some of the law enforcement agencies and advocacy groupings, those groups those numbers were attributed to and they said they were not the source of the information. new jersey is mobilize to go crack down on trafficking at this weekend's super bowl . others contend the link between section trafficking and the super bowl is not only a myth but one that wastes resources that could be put to better use. so how can the american s*eubgs sex trafficking industry be take undone? is this once a year focus superbowl helping or hurting. to help us sort through all of that we are joined b

the villain to monitor on property a patient to the streets in a past history and then we still are hannah found these old this meant t think there will be a point in time enriched by sas korea and japan can reconcile i bet this age. and i'm afraid i included an unsound because this is not a matter between korea and japan. a lot of victims in a lot of concerts including a man at the hands tied and thailand and philippines. and i think this is not a matter of the past because we had of about fifty one pt. i mean he's surviving as an animatronic events and the international community basis of police to consider essential biden's speech is also happening in nine regions in conflict. you don't have to resolve this problem property in order to imax repeat the same mistake again in in very human history. i think we have no idea how to do is to upgrade the soul might have peed on in the past. anything they don't call it is not to blame somebody is to say. and apologies and very calmly sits and strong content not to repeat the same mistake again. mr my friend i have to make but they think it's a m

the formulation of aps which is like a plastic very light very durable and very strong this morning hannah and had family come to the hospital for routine case to the queen lake mead he's wanted to thank treats. he encourages him to plain rude. now bush is in the wrong hole. it's like doing. we're doing well a lot of different he was in it. it has a twin but she has to hold onto wishes. the kids it has for grasping things down low bringing them up i am left to right. it has all the scum of the movie characteristics between a couple of foreigners the idea was to be sitting properly isn't interfering with her elbows. she's getting to the price initiatives the ultimate goal is that they may someday this piece of equipment will make her strong enough in the arms that she won't have to rely on it. i wanted to be all the time stop and watch her hair brush your teeth wash face off on that. it'll get her to suspect that she can do it on her own. the grease three gp to call devices that use daily. green team in the nepali congress people read the one exception it really means much. iam going to dis

when hannah. in the shiite areas of teaching at dc area. each his own line that's because i ain't it great we only can strike anyone next to the two mines since the nineteen eighty three areas one time it's intriguing. fourteen people opponents to me and teaching at the center of the cn he's raising tensions between those teams is the same champion. for many months to the course last year we've been talking about looking ahead to this potential spin over from the war. it crossed the border in syria the see of course. over the documents mention that the upsurge in violence indication today as to who is behind this pony or why but i've clearly what has been happening is this increased tension between us between the communities in lebanon is one of the consequence is what's been going on across the board. many people are keen to trace this change the time. it's a little contest announced. that's the last two tracks that will change by groups with links to the violence inside syria broken hearts the only independent strangling this was confirme

been detained in egypt for nearly a month so we are unable to report from there, but we do have mike hannah reported extensively from cairo and he is monitoring events for us. so it is the anniversary today, mike, and they have already been two explosions, again, in cairo. >> yes, it's very interesting that all the he can places that we have seen over the past 48 hours clearly connected to this third anniversary of the revolution, all of them happening in egypt's biggest city. in this clearly would be a message from the perpetrators making the statement that they can carry out these attacks despite the intense security measures put in place the interim government and security forces. >> just how worrying a start of the day is this given that boast supporters and opponents of this military-back interrupt government calling on people to come out and take to the streets to protest today? >> well, there was always the potential for major clashes between supporters of the interim government and those opposed to it. yesterday passed off relatively calmly on that particular basis. very few -- well

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builders are threatening to halt production on the hannah montana now. -- on the hannah montana -- on the panama canal. >> when we come back, phil mattingly is with us. he is a man whose pictures are -- it is 2014ell you, and i am excited. >> it is a big year for phil mattingly because congress has a lot to get done. that is what we will be talking about when we return. >> and it is a crucial vote today for boeing workers in washington state. we will see what is at stake. this is "market makers," back on bloomberg tv, streaming on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. you can watch all our interview streaming live. ♪ >> you are watching "market on this friday in new york. congress is back in session next week with a long to do list for the next year. restoring unemployment benefits, immigration overhaul. we wonder which issues will get lawmakers' attention. phil mattingly, there was a note of bipartisanship toward the end of 2013 with the mini budget deal. is the goodwill going to extend into 2014? >> maybe optimism says a little bit. i think there will be some questions. read off th

is this will only look back more on the accomplishments and hannah was more of a pat on the back persons looking for work the other thing that that was really different about this one isn't in tone down some of that rhetoric making it again one of the more moderate speech is that we've seen come out of him in recent history. under the influence of rhetoric versus an actual accomplishments. it's very hard to determine right now colony of this is going to be done obviously isn't very big west just moving the federal minimum wage job will be a huge battle both they and local governments as well as federally. yes you can find checking for errors by really you know it's going to take out one of the smaller battles and many congressional battles in terms of immigration that something that almost everybody agrees nice to have been but still it's not happening in a silo there's a lot of different issues that show i guess absolutely be on the agenda and absolutely be done but we just don't know and right now anyway how congress is an act especially considering the fact that we are about to enter

poster child for a patrols constitute d prostitute ball when she twerks, and my daughter used to love hannahontana and now she is a prostitute ball poster. >> what is that? >> i'm -- there's something wrong with me. i've never been to prostitute ball. >> you've never been to a prostitute ball? >> what goes down? >> well -- >> i got it. >> prostitute ball sounds like a product. >> sounds like a disease. >> it's true. let's get out of this topic. so, lowe continues to grow under o. the young america's foundation says its youth misery index has hit an all-time high under the alleged presidency of barack hussein obama. average college loan debt, to measure how hard live is for young people. says at no point in recent history has it been tougher for them. since the interloper took office. the biggest increase since i don't care. we asked the typical young person to comment. >> i want 'em so badly. >> stop it. >> back to justin bieber. please. >> that thing can eat you and will eat you. >> the global warming is taking away his habitat. >> there we go. >> the more polar bears throughout than ever.

i don't know what hannah had to pay you to come. [laughter] she is very inventive. so it is wonderful to be here and to be in this house that is so much a part of the story. and certainly one of the most opulent of all of this period of history. "the imperial season" is about washington and a very particular time. it begins with president grover cleveland in his second term assigned to the united states and it ends with a conclusion of world war i and it is a time and a story that suggests to itself and all the buildings and landscapes that survived comment today. and they have come down to us from that time. a small portion of the book takes here in anderson house and we can feast upon the setting tonight and imagine what it was like in 1907, filled with gas and diplomats and those in uniform and these include those who had been presented in court is in dealing with feathers and in the dining room, flowers and champagne and music and to give some context, it is a 25 year period historically when america felt the thrill of international importance. isolated for so l