has finally become correctional officer hardy. >> i've been working a lot of overtime.ime system works is you have to cover whole other shift. so, we'll work 16 hours whenever we do. today i came in at 2:00 p.m. and i won't get off until 6:00 a.m. in the morning. so it's a long ride, especially when you have to go home and still spend time with your family and things like that. but the money is good. that's what's appealing to you and you want to do it. it can get overwhelming. it took a long time to get this. my first assignment was housing unit "a," and it was 10 p.m. when i came here that night. and the first thing you're thinking, man be you don't know any of these inmates. you're by yourself. as soon as those gates roll, 150 inmates and it's just you. it's quite an overwhelming feeling that goes through your body. i had a pen in my hand and i was fidgeting with it and i didn't realize it, i broke it in half because i was so nervous. if you're not nervous, you got a death wish because this place is not a joke. as you walk by, everybody's looking at you. every inmate

has finally become correctional officer hardy. >> i've been working a lot of overtime. overtime system works is you have to cover a whole other shift. we'll work 16 hours whenever we do it. today i came in at 2:00 p.m. and i won't get off until 6:00 a.m. in the morning. so it's a long ride, especially when you have to go home and still spend time with your family and things like that. but the money is good. that's what's appealing to you and you want to do it. you know what i mean? it can go and get overwhelming. i come in here and try to do my best. my first assignment was this. it was 10:00 pmi when i got here and the first thing you're thinking. you don't know any of these inmates. as soon as the gates roll you got 114 inmates in this dorm and it's just you and you feel like it's overwhelming feeling that goes through your body. i had a pin in high hand and i didn't even realize i broke it in half because i was so nervous. you -- if you're not nervous you got a death wish. you know what i mean. because this place is not a joke. as you walk by, everybody is looking at

and basically those who have not gotten ahead have not worked hardy enough. breed need to change our vision tuesday commuted the idea which was the original version. it is not about me or you but us in the belief thinking about policies policies, opportunity if people do try. then it could work in a stronger way in and not just be a false promise. >> host: one of president obama is demes is income disparity. >> guest: i am so glad because presidential politics in the books is the idea of hope and possibility is stressed more than the idea of difficulty of equality. sometimes people don't want to bring up negative things or americans don't want to hear about them. many americans think we have solved these problems. but we haven't. it is clear we haven't but if illogically people convince themselves. with the obama and not having to run again is freer not too many presidents bring up for race or inequality. is tremendous and wonderful and will work to american signal a gene we have the dream but what do we do to ensure what we thought the dream was of freedom a

that took hardy and 2011 after the ouster of president ben ali. urged his own party to step down making room for the interim government in the drafting of the constitution signed into law january 26 and elections will be held later this year. within the military coup in egypt and the civil war in syria, tunisia is seen as the last glimmer of hope in the so-called arab string. i'm pleased to have rachid ghannouchi on the program with me for the first time. thank you for joining us. >> i welcome you, sir. with threeegin quotes about tanisha. first, what you have said in an interview with my friend. you said, "tunisia is the last candle still shining and the arab spring despite all of the wins that are blowing at it." in his speech today on washington, you said tom "the tunisian model has proven to the whole world that democracy is a dream that can be realized in the muslim world and around the world despite the regression in the arab spring countries over the last few months." and from tom friedman, why is it that the arab awakening country where th

costas para su viaje para emitir su voto >> queremos ver cambios en el país, necesitamos cambios >> hardyrvadora >> que haya siempre transparencia, ningún mal manejo >> ambos viajarán con sus compañeros del movimiento político independiente de salvadoreños en el extranjero >> queremos que se nos escuche más >> hay más de 3 millones de salvadoreños en el extranjero, la mayoría en el sur de california y tienen sus ojos puestos en los 5 candidatos >> salvador sánchez, actual vicepresidente, candidato del partido en el poder >> norman quijano, candidato del partido arena >> elías antonio saca, ex presidente y empresario, candidaro de unidad >> rené rodríguez, candidato del pcp >> oscar lemus, abogado y militar, del fps >> ha habido más muertes, esperamos que eso lo erradiquen y económicamente sea más fluido >> solo en 2012 los salvadoreños enviaron más de 4 mil millones de dólares en remesas >> nosotros sostenemos la economía >> los que queremos en algún momento regresar queremos poner un negocio, pero necesitamos que la seguridad se mantenga >> el fmln iría a la cabeza de las perspectivas >>

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. >> the project is the brain child of tim hardy, who said he had a tough tim convincing employers and students themselves. >> we've been under pressure for decades. the education is pretty much non-existent. they are not getting education, they don't think it will help in the long term. >> tea houses are popular all over the country. a place for people to catch up over a steaming cup of ch ago. the servers are almost always children. some start as young as six. for now, the mobile education project only has enough places for some of its students. >> translation: my ambitious it to complete level four, then i'll stop working and go back to school. >> tourists from 180 countries travelling to india will no longer have to wait to obtain visas. online applications have made. travellers will be able to get viceas within five days. some countries have been excluded. that list includes sudan, afghanistan, iran, iraq, nigeria, somalia and pakistan and sri lanka. >> we have more from new delhi. >> the announcement by the ministry of tourism is a boost to the indian hospitality and tourism indu

is testing the most hardy. >> crazy. haven't seen a winter like this in a long time, or maybe never. >> even the professional weather-watchers didn't hold back, warning of a potentially catastrophic event. the biggest snow storm to date dumped several matches. in the capital washington d.c. federal government officers, schools, courts and transport systems have been shut down for the day. not much movement at airports. at 1.5,000 flights were cancelled, and more than 600 delayed. the north-east region is used to this whether and is well prepared for it too. officials are experiencing and experienced in sending out snow plous and using salt to melt the ice. for many, snow is something of a novelty. in north carolina drivers stranded on icy roads abandoned their cars and walked. highways were transformed into car parks. we are not accustomed to this. officials urged people to stay off the road and avoid going outside unless it was necessary. >> don't put your stupid hat on at this point in time. protect yourself, your fami

at the end of last year bill james hardie's informed quetta cheese to be extradited back to the lethal unjustly drawing social benefits. this facility. that's got to know whom to move the nineteen nineties came out to the team i have no idea that can happen and has just one monster react. i can do something like these can happen. i don t have been able to come up with a better response. i'm moving. where they came to belgium three years ago to participate in an art project and decided to stay. now she feels like an outcast. she always assumed that all eu citizens were tied to the good work anywhere in the european union. and that's true. what in the due diligence foreigners office not the expense of the diligent taxpayer. two years ago the country social services department began cheering can do with the interior ministry since then the number of expeditions has risen sharply he thinks he's seeking and this is a crisis is scary it's important to note that even seen you don't foresee social assistance of the team provided in said casey not everyone has the automatic right to social bene

extra security measures here in the city and another rick cities for some time now journalist robert hardy says years of crippling spending cuts have brought greece to breaking point. it's always a risk where do you have out employment twenty seven percent of many people it didn't ruin by what has happened in the us a lot of ill feeling between greeks and against germany because of the austerity measures which have been full staunch the greek people at eighty stilted greece that they seized by the germans therefore there is resentment it a greeks aren't stupid they're very sophisticated modern developed society they know that a lot of the money that is given to greek government. to help the greeks in a dirty cause eighty percent of that money goes straight back to west banks to german and french banks very large as it were otherwise we let the money to the greek government. a max of days they would be exploring the murky waters of the financial world and the kaiser report what's that and later today and coming up in just a few moments our reports on the future of the cryptocurrency bitcoin

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don't expect anything less than a tough game which you see in the men's that we caught up with the hardy skit for you katharina so many. well not all the girls and models some are tough you know what women are like i think any team sport is interesting in hockey you also have ice and hockey sticks so you can do some pushing and striking with your stick so it's very interesting you choose a sport depending on your disposition you have to be a feisty girl to play hockey a few girls in women's hockey a soft and tender of course when we're not wearing our uniforms no one can tell we're hockey players but when we're out there on the ring we have to be tough. so there's plenty to look forward so you know it is every athlete dream isn't it to be at the olympics but unfortunately one american we fail to make the national team but he's an entrepreneur he came to sochi anyway and he's making waves. caught up with him. paul break will be going his full time journey to follow his childhood olympic wish in twenty thirteen determined to participating carry a flag at any opening a lympics ceremony he d

back into portions of west virginia around hardy and hampshire county. not a lot of snow, but it's the timing that we're going to be watching. highs tomorrow around 34. we get to 40 on thursday, which is still 10 degrees below average with sunshine. a high of only 28 on friday. friday will be one cold day starting off in the teens. a chance of snow coming up on saturday. a chance of rain coming up on sunday. and then we have a storm on monday, which right now looks like a mixture of rain and snow, but could be a big storm. we're going to be watching that one very, very closely. you know storm team 4 will keep you covered on that one. we have a lot of time to watch it. >> we have winter fatigue at this point. >> yeah, i'm almost there myself. not quite, but almost. >> thank you. >>> moviegoers packed the lucky strike and regal cinemas at gallery place in d.c. for a very good cause tonight. a reception and screenings of several oscar-nominated films were held. all to benefit tracy's kids. that's a family therapy program for children undergoing cancer treat

footsteps that and the us steel wall he seems to be addressed especially some non ec is that the iaea hardy said. may be postponed in two dimensions such as five cc we know that for years and then sadie and tried to gain a sense to these we need to come. that's a feeling she's not far been found to thaw and dead and some i think that's an area as some of the same intended to sow seeds clean beds and the sneaky contents there was gold. some nights no safe experiments hand that feeds during these meetings they add a complex least in the main eventing team to the onion didn't let on that program awaits you on the nights as strongly and there. we don't know he's the nice add on at the top selling the future talks. and these enticing ecu be discussed and not for sure at that saying the son of the talks and that said as some ec is and a specially these kind of atrocity series and movies cars and then boom in the week and for that month the phils need to thank you very much our photo one g and didn't iraq as the negotiations between iran and eia yang continue anti iran diplomats from iran and what

ready to die or to be arrested and to accept that no one will take care of you or your family left to hardy flags on the walls weapons on the floor this is the life of a true fighter or it's too. off and the rules are strict as kashyap who introduced himself as a tripoli sunni leader says many youths are willing to join the little by little bit more from now until i grow up i'm ready to defend myself i'm ready to kill ellen whites and syrian army and you're ready to kill for the neighborhood out of you know. we here and while the syrian conflict expands a legion of fighters on today's deadly weapons and an even deadly ideology is on the rise. from lebanon. and as the syrian conflict rages on the country is busy dismantling its chemical arsenal all in accordance with international agreements a third batch of toxic material has been shipped out for decommissioning syria did recently missed several deadlines to hand over its chemical blaming rebel activity for that jonathan steele a columnist for britain's guardian newspaper he says there's no reason to believe damascus is trying to hold anyth

eighty two diehard to be arrested and to accept that no one will take care of you or your family matt hardy flags on the walls. one can use on the floor. this is the mind of the two content it stopped and the rules of st. hussey on to introduce himself as the police union leader says many years our weaving to join. buy. not until i go on i'm ready to defend myself i made to kill the lights and ceiling on me here is the kettle on. and on about it. we are his. and while the seeming conflict extends only to find taste on these deadly weapons and can even get an idea like she is on the rides refuel county from lebanon not to say al qaeda linked rebels have killed more than forty people in the nation's central syria and is the nation's report atrocity committed by extremists and it was on global trends full cost of child and he says having them not to kill and eleven cheney is the real one. so is this out today that is allocated a guy de facto prime minister tony blair and president bush said that saddam hussein had ties to. or is it the album a doubt that whether it be dangerous for diehard al

geraldine hardy or teen use cork had a series of free online math lessons of the developed by cola company to help the leaving cert students studying project box it was going to pass the bar this morning. from the boys to play sports and not just happens to be stuck listening to some it is there a classroom at st channel college in council by. go over and over and over again with whenever you need it. if he gets up at any time you just have to get on the video you do have an immediate ryan said. ryan's can be tougher on the one to one basis or you can become part of the group. this is big business with a strong so so happens that these big deal in essence up three minus two advertising revenue. it's about bringing new ways of learning to a massive online audience. addison operates in partnership with the uk map stopped here developed by simon watched chris mole of the students can have one to one tutorials night over the entrance. it didn't discuss the important thing in the school on clothes but i'm not thrilled. cut the plastic bus to school but over the top exciting news you can get off

underway today against germany we can expect a game is toughest the men's we caught up with the russian hardy skipper you katharina. well not all the girls and models some of the top you know what women are like i think any team sport is interesting in hockey you also have ice and hockey sticks so you can do some pushing and striking with your stick so it's very interesting each is a sport that pending on your disposition you have to be a feisty go to play hockey a few girls in women's hockey soft and tender of course when we're not wearing our uniforms no one can tell we're hockey players but when we're out there on the ring and we have to be tough. yeah we would argue with that and so. so with mention today it's the figure skating team competition which comes to an end in russia is in pole position at the moment for that one and there are a couple of rounds now nobody's every athlete strained to get to the zillion things but unfortunately for one american he failed to make the team but he's still in sochi he's an entrepreneur he's still making waves and andrew martin. got his full time jour

most people are not running any sort of third hardy security application on even the mac or iphones oring like that because they have his idea that apple is protecting them. >> you have been working with apple on this. how responsive have they been? inapple is one of the best patching things very quickly. you have the whole security model of them setting an application before you're are allowed to's install it. that does not exist for other vendors. i can send you something, but you cannot run it. because they have a tall workflow security, they are naturally better. >> tinder, according to you, you discovered a major security flaw which would allow bad actors to track down the exact location of someone using this service? >> absolutely. the flaw we uncovered allowed you to triangulate someone's exact location as they used the mobile dating acpp, tender. contacted tender about this. they say they stopped is and 48 hours. you say something different. >> i do not know behind the scenes what they did, but from my understanding, they fixed it shortly after. give us details on the fix so we

hardy's true story they're coming to a manhattan street corner near you only that is if you're a member interesting it's all coming up and it all starts right now. our lead story today the biggest internet acquisition of the past decade true story now the world's largest social media network facebook dot com has agreed to purchase the mobile messaging start up what's up for nineteen billion dollars in stock and cash now facebook shares they took a considerable dip following the announcement and as of thursday afternoon the social network paid an additional one point five billion dollars in market value for the company likely because facebook said it will pay for part of the deal with stock and current shareholders will see there will be diluted by roughly eight percent what you want i think we all learned that from the facebook movie social network but people who are not diluted by this deal that those are the fifty five current employees of what's up now not diluted at all now if you break down the numbers the facebook deal it works out to roughly three hundred forty five million dolla

so days has seen its share of both hardys and lows as we've revealed we've seen a few disappointments as well as resoundingly success too but we've also witnessed great bravery from injured athletes what is clear the competition here is stepping up a big notch join us again if you can for a day nine of the twenty fourteen winter olympics. so g twenty fourteen promises the alternate in the exhilarating winter sports in our. story and it's now a make over now and the rest of our lives they can use team for sochi twenty four take. on art. you're caught up on the olympics we've got more news to come after a short break down where you're watching our two international. in the final. and the rest. will be. a pleasure to have you with us here today. welcome back you're watching our team international now and time may be running out for a russian pilot jailed in the u.s. this is according to his lawyer constantine go has been refused of vital medical help despite being at death's door and even now top russian officials are urging washington to intervene as. the reports. first he received twen

really beats them all but hardy and hoover coolidge and taft teddy roosevelt and jerry ford they're all republicans. i mean i think i think looking at the numbers is asking the wrong question the question isn't how many executive orders has the issue of the question is what executive order says he is sharing and are they within the bounds of his authority as the president franklin roosevelt was putting japanese in prison all right but do we want to hunt osama to the same standard you know putting americans in internment camps or do we want to you know raise our national discussion and talk about something a little bit better so where he's not interning at the legally but he is doing things that are perhaps not the best. work. i think that when you pass a law and he's clearly stating the law that this is how it's going to work and it is an act of congress that it takes an act of congress to change it there certainly will go and i don't in any way mean to imply that a lot of missions don't get it right on the power to to enforce the requires the president to enforce the laws but gives a h

we have john hardy. he will have the international angle from the economic point of view.hat will it mean for the currency and would be a default? how are the markets positioned? we will get to citigroup. we will talk about matteo renzi. we had to the big speech yesterday about a disappointment. what do we get today? can he deliver what he says and that is the big question surrounding renzi. ukraine is at the top of the just and. -- is at the top of the agenda. >> never far from the tech story. pulse agendas -- to vivendi. the outlook is the ceo and he joins us from germany. great to have you with us this morning. are takingow you away some of the trading business later in the year. talk to me about the earnings momentum of your company if they take away the elements. the bigger picture. what momentum? >> the bigger picture is we a half continued to grow. wiseve grown no volume a in 2013 and we had currency effects. into 2014ors going and we believe it will improve. it will continue to grow. that is the bigger picture. oil and gas and that context is important. as you said

. >> reporter: he's used to having a hardy harvest. >> question began the february with 152 sacks isay. this year we're lucky to get 20 to 30 sacks every two or three days, maybe all week. >> reporter: and they had to call a time out on account of the weather waiting for a warm up. >> normally we're open seven days a week every day until the end of the season. this year we're having to pick a day and put together a few sacks of can you fish, open and then close for another few days. >> reporter: in the meantime those who crave crawfish will have to have patience. but for others the situation is serious. >> it's not just frustrating it's scary because it's unknown. you don't know what's going to happen, and we will not make up the two months we lost. there is no making it up. >> reporter: so while some wait out the weather the crawfish crop is crippled, and only nature can cure it. so a big problem for people here at shaefer's is the size of these crawfish. if you can have a look at my hand right now and get a grasp of what it is, they would typically be the size of my finger. you can

they've already gone two nights without heat since wednesday morning's ice storm there and the hardies hit areas it's even hard to drive around because there are so many power lines and trees still down. >>> 22 years after taking over from johnny carson, jay leno brought back his very first guest for his final tonight show. billy crystal. crystal led a cavalcade of stars who turned out to say good-bye to leno who's retiring at age 63. comedian jimmy fallon will take over as host after the winter olympics february 17th. >>> well, after the last few weeks we've had a string of fairly normal winter temperatures really sound nice about now. >> but howard's seven day forecast does include a few chances for snow. he'll join us next with details if it's going to be light or heavy. we'll be >>> 5:14 on this friday morning. as we look ahead to the weekend, howard is here to tell us who we have something to look forward to. >> yeah. a couple of days off. a little bit of snow here. a little. little being the keyword there. so yeah i think if we get anything it will be a dusting to a half inch in

in the hardy northern england town they are four local lads who made good. >> without questions, stillhat's the show. headlines after the break. we'll leave you with these pictures. >> you're watching al jazeera live from new york. food regulators issued a major meat recall. inspectors found millions of pounds of beef from a plant shipped without proper inspections. >> greater rights for same-sex couples. attorney-general eric holder says federal benefits given to straight couples will be given to gay couples. >> hundreds of syrians running to aid convoys. 600 have been evacuated despite attacks on aid agencies. the u.n. says with security concerns it will not stop delivering aid to the city. >> after an attack in kaboom, an elaborate plan has been uncovered that the taliban used. al jazeera obtained video claimed to show fighters planning the attack. >> protesters continued to blarch against the -- march against the government in ukraine and the government of viktor yanukovych. ♪ i tell you something >> it was 50 years ago the beatles made their first television debut on the "the ed s

most americans were happy to get back to the hardy years, the subject of this new book but that was not true of intellectuals and was not true of writers of fiction. those people who were disillusioned, you will know some of these names, h. g. wells, h.l. mencken, sinclair lewis, randolph bourne, those other ones i touched on today. most people know who randolph bourne is. after the book you have a better idea because he has an enormous impact in the 1960s. many of the ideas in the 1960s are his ideas. h. 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

in the hardy town, they are four local lads that made good. >> made good indeed. thank you. flowers a universal way to say "i love you." a dispute between bulgaria and turkey left bunches of flowers stranded. an official from the customs and commerce industry says there has been a shortage of purposes. they banned cargo ended to the other side. >> no excuse, you have to find something. that's the show, thank you for joining us i'll be back in an hour with more news. headlines amp the bre -- headli after the short break on al jazeera america. >> you're watching al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz in new york. millions of pounds of bad beef have been recalled by a company in california. the company slaughtered diseased and unhealthy app malls. it's the -- animals. it's the largest recall of meat in years. >> a ceasefire in syria was extended, after 600 women, children and elderly men were rescued from a dangerous area of the country. the city of homs has been under siege for a year and a half. >> after an attack on a c.i.a. compound. the taliban has obtained taliban video, w

i guess the whole theory is maybe people won't party hardy before they come into the game. >> obviouslyo drinking at college sporting event where they sold beer. when i was in college, there's absolutely no way we would sneak booze into a game brf he said that with a stone cold face. >> it's something college kids learn to do. >> of course they should do thchl the school makes money. people over 21 don't have to worry about sneaking stuff in. undergrads still get exhilaration from sneaking booze in. it's win, win, win. >> it's happening anyway. you know what i mean? >> i got a personal letter from mr. budweiser. >> because you gave him so much business? >> absolutely. >> all three of you, wow, we've had a hat trick on both of the panel discussions today. three for three and three for three. >> well put. >> very painful having to associate with somebody from the miami heat. >> this old thing. can we just go ahead -- >> i'm going it. >> did you ever wonder what your dog was thinking? this little guy looks like he has a lot on his mind. what if he could tell you what's doing him looking so

but this garage is testing even the most hardy. it is crazy, i haven't seen a winter like this in a long time. or maybe never. >> even the professional weather watchers didn't warn back. the biggest to datums several inches. and the capital washington, d.c. federal government offices schools courts and transport systems have been shut down for the day. and it is well prepared for it too. officials are experienced in sending out snowplows, and using salt to melt the ice, and other effective ways to keep their cities and states safe. for many areas snow is something of a novelty. >> this photo was posted on twitter. drivers stranded on icy roads simply abandons their cars and walking. highways france formed into car parks. >> you know, we are not really accustomed to this in charlotte. >> officials urged people to stay off the road, and avoided going outside, unless it was necessary. >> don't put your stupid hat on. protect yourself, your family, your neighborhoods. >> but staying at home isn't a bonus for everyone. hungs of thousand

it comes as even winter hardy pittsburgh faces a road salt shortage. >> the last couple of days, hiding dangerous. >> so true, the ice is under all that snow. with snow and ice and today's storm you definitely want to take seriously. >> let's get the latest from accuweather where meteorologist jim dickey is tracking the storm. good morning, jim. >> good morning. tracking ice and snow here. through the early morning hours. through the morning, the worse conditions will be the corridor from northern louisiana, southern arkansas into central alabama. but into the night, things really get going here. the threat shifts off to the east from atlanta north and eastward, we could see significant ice accumulations and ice in some situations that could down trees and down power outages. >>> u.s. citizens are being warned to avoid caribbean airline flights from guyana this week because of security threats. some officials say the threat is not that serious and a flight to new york was allowed to land at kennedy airport met by homeland security. but authorities have been long concerned about terror c

traveled far and wide, conquered america, and changed the pop music landscape forever, but in this hardyrn england town they are firstly four local lads who made good. phil ittner, liverpool. >> more news coming at the top of the hour. i'm del walters in new york. for updates throughout the day go to www.aljazeera.com. this is a live look at sochi, russia, right now where it is almost 8:00. there are three events taking place. the u.s. has won two golds. is. >> welcome to al jazeera america. these are the stories we're following for. >> you this is a worrying area. >> asking questions about the chemical spill and the lean up remembers but today uncle sam begins treating same-sex couples as other couples even in states where they are banned. >>> and a college football player who may bece

. ♪ >>> chicago is known for extreme weather and its hardy residents generally take things in stride.mething happens that's unusual, even by chicago standards. >> i've never seen the waves this high. it's scary. >> i got hit by a wave and i was going backwards when i was trying to go forward. >> lakeshore drive boasts one of chicago's most stunning backdrops. popular with tourists, outdoor enthusiasts and commuters. eric nelson lives across the street in a high-rise with spectacular views of the waterfront. >> it's usually just packed. lot of runners, lots of people on their bikes. >> but on september 30th, 2011, high waves on lake michigan pummeled the shoreline raging out of control. >> i first realized something out of the ordinary was happening that morning when i got up. >> eric is surprised to see enormous waves crashing against the shoreline below. he records the scene to show friends and then heads out to investigate. >> waves were coming up 20, 30 feet in the air and crashing out well across the jogging path and right up to the street. >> people are still using the path along

and egypt hardy without interaction between the parties, and enhanced view of proximity talks if you will. up. i will open it i think you want us to stand up here, is that right? you will be speaking into these mics. >> i will stand aside. >> nations generally make peace when they believe they have a shared interest in peace. persuaded that the current israeli coalition under benjamin netanyahu believes they have a common interest with the palestinians in making peace will stop i believe their in dominating and controlling permanently a land that some of them feel his sacred jewish land, which others want to dominate or ideological reasons. i think parties will continue to try to negotiate with the united states instead of each other all until there is a change in the israeli government. the change would not necessarily mean the overthrow of -- benjamin netanyahu. he is a man who has a long ideologically -- long ideological history and he's known as a politician who will grasp at opportunities to enhance his own leadership. that is talk in israel now there are well over 61 mandates i

. >> nascar fans are a hardy lot. and they have endured a soaking rain this afternoon.nt for cover when the stands were cleared with the threat of lightning and severe weather. they went to cars and nearby restaurants, sought shelter, and they're back. >> they say why do people -- look, the grandstands are full. that's why they didn't call it. that's nascar's commitment to these race fans. we'll get the race in when we're supposed to if it's at all possible. >> michael waltrip topping off the tank. >> we are under caution, and he will catch up the tail end of the field, and we're anticipating green the next time by. >> not a lot of urgency. he is in the back, he has a game plan, no urgency at this time. >> kyle larson's car still under repair in the pit lane. they will need to get going to keep him with the field on this restart. kyle busch, toyota. kasey kahne, chevrolet. >> he has been fast, but he has been under the radar the entire week here. he wants a good run, good finish. he didn't get a top 30 finish last year in any of the four restricter plate races. >> every

we're hardy new englanders, but it's getting a little thin now. we have crossed february. looking forward to spring, and to hear the birds singing but there's no croak cusses coming up. not yet anyway. >> and certainly january we got dumped on, and in the beginning of the month and already a couple of snowstorms on the horizon. today to get through, wednesday, and then even into the weekend we could see more snow. so it's far from over as you mentioned, neil. >> might as well stay out there 24/7. mollie, great reporting. she is right. these storms add up. three storms, eight days, 15 major cities, one massive snowy mess, and meteorologist has it right, parts of the northeast could be buried under 30 inches of snow before all is said and done. joseph, really? >> the of some of the snow depth charts in the computer modeling have a swath of 30 inches of snow on the ground from southern pennsylvania into the western and northern suburbs of new york. and the way this happens is another big storm tomorrow night, on into wednesday, and that is going to come right out of the south

the hardy souls that you are and in to be here with my colleagues. of months and even over a year, year and a half from both empirical data and conversations with people all across this country the issue of the economic challenges that face women is staggering. the fact is that women are in the workforce in great numbers. half the workforce. they are two-thirds of the bread winners primary or secondary and they have come into the labor market in jobs that pay less and occupations that pay less. there's also the discrimination with regard to pay equity, 70 cents, 77 cents on the dollar. two out of three minimum-wage workers. they have less pension protection less retirement security and more likely to file for bankruptcy. seriously economically challenged and yet they saw the primary responsibility in their homes for all of the household duties including childcare and taking care of elderly parents. as a result of that data and those conversations what we put together was the economic agenda for women and families which is based on three pillars as th

blaming the weather service, saying at the same time that it was more so than i expected, but then we're hardyrs and we can deal with snow. it didn't sound like it came from a clear place, and if he snaps his political capital with weird explanations like that, he's going to have a hard time doing other reforms. >> okay. bill scher, sabrina, irin carmon, who's staying right here, because you're with msnbc.com, so don't have the mayor call you. thank you very much. >>> meantime, here's a look at some of the stories topping the news now. president obama heads west to california today. he's going to assess the damage and bring attention to the record drought in the golden state. it is the state's worst drought in more than a century. >>> olympic and paralympic runner oscar pistorius is speaking out, as today marks the one year since he shot and killed his girlfriend in south africa in his home. he mistaked reeva steenkamp as an intruder. >>> here's something you may like or not like, either way, it's going to get you talking, facebook is going beyond just male and female. the social network is op

. >> i don't want to survive, i will not fall into despair, i will offer up -- i will keep myself hardyopportune. >> he has been nominated for almost every best actor award out there this season, including an oscar. >> chiwetel ejiofor in 12 years a slave. >> his first in one of nine nominations for the film itself. >> who was the first person you called. >> actually it was by mother but she called me, sir. >> she kind of beat me to it. >> how often would you come here? >> like once every few months, i think. >> we met him at the la county museum of art, where winslow homer's painting the cotton pickers seemed to resonate in a different way. >> this is a mind numbing nature of the work that is going on that creates its own insanity. >> 12 years a slave is the true tale of a new york violinist born a freeman but who is ripped away into slavery by kidnappers. >> the story intrigued chiwetel ejiofor, he said because it was told from the slave's perspective, and yet after reading the script, he almost turned it down. >> i felt something that i didn't expect to feel, actually, which but just

. >> osgood: technology keeps transforming the news business one hardy journalist embraced the old fashionedine that's just his type. a postcard from colorado. >> it is tuesday in the tiny colorado town of sowach there's a kind of ballet going on. a ballet of man and machine. publisher dean combs is feeding paper in a press which grabs it, rolls it across lines of type, lifts it and turns it in to the sowach press. when was this thing developed? how old is this technology? >> fairly old press being about 1915. >> there are other things in life that were made in 1915 that are still working. >> i knew i shouldn't have asked. the combs family has been publishing the "crescent" every week since 1917. this is his mother at the helm 27 years ago. the same intricate choreography, perfected and passed on. one generation to the next. >> they hooked my baby carriage to the back of the press, carriage would go back and forth. >> the newsroom of virtual time machine taking you back a century to a time when every big city daily used lineo-type machines. >> in this composing room. >> massive presses turne

his conversion to islam, his election to congress and his rise to become a leader in the democratic hardy. this program is about an hour. >> host: congressman ellison thank you for being here. >> guest: happy to be here corey, thank you. >> host: tell us about the district he represents in minnesota and your role on capitol hill. >> guest: my district is the fifth congressional district of minnesota. it's a place that is very diverse and we have people from all over the world, people who have been in america for as long as there was in america. i think we have the largest indian population in the united states but we also have arrivals from somalia, from russia, from laos and we have this traditional population from northern europe, sweden, norway and of course we have this traditional african-american community which is growing in recent years but has always been there, is a part of the great migration north and roy wilkins is from minnesota for example. so it's a place where people start as this is every day and innovation happens every day. you can get any kind of food you want and the

how hardy cap preyes had to fight to get it made. >> you ended up making the movie you wanted to make very rare. i waited until i got the right financing, the right people that would allow us to make the movie we wanted to make. >> the movie leonardo dicaprio was so desperate to make was "the wolf of wall street." a vibrant and polarizing look at the greed and excess of the bull market of the 1990s. >> i've been a rich man and i've been a poor man. i chose rich every time. >> especially one charismatic almost cult like broker. >> in the back of the limo with a $2,000 suit and $40,000 gold watch. >> he said it wasn't really until he started doing the speeches he got the sense of the box stars quality. almost like out of gladiator or "brave heart" a war cry to your troops. to go over screw over as many people as you can. >> i want you to deal with your problems by becoming rich. >> dicaprio was intrigued by the autobiography, a he abuse, cheating investors out of millions, going to prison for security fraud and money laundering. >> how much time did you spend with jordan bellford. >> ce

with whites and fold into the democratic party and a group called the mississippi freedom movement hardy. so it animates that discussion. when they get to granada mississippi they do a demonstration where they put an american flag on top of the statue of confederate soldier and the whites see it as a grievous insult and they talk about the desecration of the monument. they are still animating these different identities in different definitions of history are shaping black and whites is the place of citizenship in america. when they get to the delta -- delta there is white power in many meetings and jackson it's a forgotten story. it's the largest civil-rights demonstration in mississippi. at least 15,000 people participated. the national media focuses on there are all these division but if you talk to the people who are dissipated this was an extraordinary moment. the march gave you this opportunity to talk about all these different themes within the movie as there is a dynamic quality in moving further south. ticket back to your question i have the luxury of media coverage. this was cov

with friends like sarah palin, there is a hardy defense, huh? >> oh, god. the bus, it's moving so fast over chris christie. you know? she didn't do him any favors with that statement, but if you step back and you ask the question, is it likely that he knew or should he have known? she probably has a point, which is that -- and it gets to the big problem here for chris christie is that either way he's sort of damned. either h edidn't know and didn't have good control over his staff members and they were running wild underneath him without him having any knowledge or he did know. either way, either explanation is a bad one. and i guess we'll find out which one is true. but either way, it hurts him politically. >> yeah, his best defense is i'm completely unfit to be president because i delegate, as i he said, enormous authority to my staff and my cabinet, and he went on to say, brian, they have humiliated and embarrassed me. we got a stack of subpoenas today, brian, going after more documents and targeting kind of specifically what they're going after. walk us

look, you know, we have -- we've had a tough winter in the midwest, we're made of hardy stock.e've seen these kinds of winters before. and we'll shoulder through them, leave the scientific debates for the future. >> are you concerned you have to do changes in infrastructure to deal with -- if this becomes the new normal? >> well, look, i'm always thinking real hard about infrastructure, because obviously, other than having the best people in america, we have the best location in america, in indiana. and so, making sure we have the infrastructure to support a growing economy at the heart of the heartland is key. but improving our roads for the future, repairing our roads after the storms is absolutely a priority. >> can you envision indiana setting up its own exchange in the health care at some point? >> no, we made that decision shortly after i was elected. and i think it was the right decision. in fact, you've seen some states -- >> you don't think states should be managing this? you think the federal government should be doing this, or the folks of indiana and not -- it's par