will fully harmonize their return area regulations for poultry meat and pork russian companies start exporting their products to european markets it has richard this is great. but do we have such forms or farmers are ready to sell their need on western markets and. sure. we do have such company as they produce food products a very high quality market if you go to a supermarket you can compare domestic food products with imported goods. and you will see that you are not inferior to them or their own bettering quality he used when you feel we are down or like you see it i'll try to upset you once again you can't there were four of my little well you know this perfectly well yourself you see the one you shop we have a huge amount of imported goods but they're not with us and these are products that you would expect to be produced in russia like tomatoes or potatoes why sold of a leader has developed into a sort of addiction if we remove foreign producers it seems as if we will have nothing to eat oh no thirdly have something to be. our meat production is good. but we count each even fiv

because we harmonize all with karen or e. and feature sanitary regulations was those in the you will certainly start to export our products to those countries. eating prime minister regime or putting haydn brussels where we can all sell our dairy products on the european market we have harmonized our grocers our with kerry nary requirements are considered sufficient until international. buehrle. i can tell you that the bureau will soon open an office in russia this office will cover fifty two countries around the world. will view this as a sign of trust and will certainly continue barking in this direction. so how competitive high quality goods and new x. pools offer a good opportunity for our industry to grow our core with a crowbar on this issue of joining the w t o first came up with and i think this was even before your appointment officially our think our agricultural producers who were the main opponents of the accession there were yours but the you seem to have no fear of the w t o or does this mean that all the proble

and overseas for courtney and consulting with international regulators to harmonize oversight of the swaps markets. we've received thousands of comments today, both before we've made proposals and after we have made proposals. at this point in the process the cftc has proposed rules and 29th of the 31 areas that the dodd-frank act required us to do so. including proposing rules this morning on margin which, of course, as well the federal reserve and other regulars took up, consistent with what congress did in excepting nonfinancial in judicial clinton proposed rule would not require margin to be paid or collected when transactions involving nonfinancial end users hedging or mitigating commercial risk. over the next several weeks it's our goal to largely compete the mosaic of propose rules by proposing rules relating to capital as well as the joint product definition will along with the sec and segregation for clear to swaps. it is our goal to try to complete that in the next several weeks. one component that we have asked the public about is facing of implementation. we've not moved

so they have to harmonize their technical and geographical parameters that will ensure you know problems including legally google that when you know any of the components of the system can be directed against any of the members of the russian in a council so you now concerning the situation in libya and nato's are all their leaders are all in implementing u.n. security council resolution resolution one hundred seventy three like i said this role should be very responsible those of us whether it's some of them this role should be strictly implementing this resolution calling for that to the guidelines of the u.n. security council today ahead in our center to talk about this at the meeting of the russian media council list is the first operation that nato is carrying out with your possible grafter last fall in the after and just because through that with its news strategic concept last fall which is these concepts we've got societies based on that including after consultations with the russia this concept reflects the objective international law should be respected us and that the u.n. sec

i am virginia harmon. i am with the sfmta. this is for both are small business programs and other requirements. as you may know, bees are the principal method that we used to ensure that the local community, both businesses and individuals, are providing the opportunity to work on these. outreach is a key component for opportunity. we are trying to participate in as many outreach programs that we can. we recently held a certification workshop, it in january, we had an event where many participated. we're very excited about the event. we will present -- a specific focus on work force requirements. for a complete list of events, there was data which was sent to you last week, and there are additional copies on the table. one final thing on outreach, if you become aware, it will be useful. do not hesitate to contact me. we do want to do this as you possibly can. on our contracts, we have our small business program. we all know about some of these programs. i am sure there are many others, and though there are many, it is really n

harmon predicted that as a result of the decision of the civil-rights case decision we would not have african-americans taking the place of ordinary citizens but a decent and discrimination. it was denied by corporations and individuals rights fundamental in freedom and citizenship. at from time it may be some other race might fall under race discrimination. if a constitutional amendment was a forced according to the intent with which they were adopted there cannot be in this republic any class of human beings in practical objection to another class. as harmon predicted the southern states which were now back in control of virtually every state government by virtue of gain for the democratic party they took to him. it started with mississippi in 1890 and by 1905 every southern state had drafted a new constitution, each of which made no mention of its intention to discriminate but inserted literacy clauses for property qualifications or grandfather clauses that would do the same thing. james cave art and was mississippi senator who joined the delegates. the language is his. there's no

the operators can tell just by the hum of that machine that it's a harmonic noise emitted that it's out of balance and the machine needs to be cleaned. it will start vibrating and we have vibration analysis machines that will come over here and check the levels. so it's kind of an on-going thing that you have to stay on top of on a daily basis. >> handled properly, you take organic residuals, as we call them, that are leftovers of our society and turn them back into some energy. and we have another ability to take that sludge and get a nutrient value for crops there. we actually are running a kind of composting energy recovery system. >> well, this is a dirty job. we try to do it safely and we try to do it without imposing too much on the public. people want to flush their toilets and have things go away and not be bothersome again. we do a lot to try to accomplish that. i'd like to invite you to come back any time you want. once you got this in your blood, you are not going to be able to stay away. the raging waters are fun and when we do digester cleaning i really hope you can come ba

believe that this initiative and i worked suggestion -- our european union neighbors -- to create a harmonize economic space between lisbon and pacific would be supported. i know reaction is a generally positive. we are talking about dialog and economic partnership and possibly have zones of free trade and more advanced forms of economic integration. we have something on a common to strive for, because we have a continent-wide market that's worth 3 trillion euros. initially, we would like to ask our european partners to remove some bottlenecks they have to create energy infrastructure. the starting point would be cancelling of entry visas to europe. we talk about it a lot. dear colleagues, i would like to talk about our defense and aviation industry, considering that there were a lot of requests from duma deputies. in the time of crisis we reneged on our support of the aviation industry. we invested 270 billion rubles in the aviation industry, and we were able to promote all projects that have to do with our aviation, both civil and military. we were able to consolidate our aviation complex.

harmonizing our rules with international standards would enhance safety and minimize the financial and technological burdens of complying with multiple and inconsistent regulatory requirements. this is a very important issue and we have to get it right. on business aviation, we think the attempt to make public flight plans for business aviation uses an ill-advised, populist movement that should go the way of some of the other things that have fallen away around here. it poses a security risk to the users of this aviation and it is no legitimate reason for it. we have said as much to the house when we weighed in on the faa reauthorization and we are pleased that their version of the faa bill blocks the agency from moving forward. let me conclude, carol. i have given you a quick 30,000- foot view of some of the basic steps we can take to improve the aviation industry. an industry that is so critical to our economic success and our way of life, much like the u.s. economy, u.s. airlines are climbing out of a deep hole in the wall and we have a long way to go to be financially strong. to as

control at one point there and so taking full advantage to retain the spanish promptly title the harmonic function nineteen seconds patrick that you could rise up if you haven came in for. the last ten is a mystery as our anger has continued our rich vein of form beating russia's maria sharapova in straight sets her in the sony ericsson open in miami trap of those hoping to end an eleven month trapped without a title but this wasn't to be her day she started really badly against as a banker increased to the first set six warm shop with a nine hundred forty three on force errors in this match in the trading floor in the second. however the russian's trademark fighting spirit so has saved two championship points to pull things back to five four. that's that was the extent of her comeback the by the russian closing out victory in the next game so struck the last half full speed seconds the final. her code has been her top form in crisis is one of the over along the way doesn't rank number six in the world rankings. and welcomed one rafael nadal i know that djokovic in the men's final right o

a lack of harmonization may impact the economy, jobs and the recovery. i would say the three greatest areas of concern are regards to the difference between the u.s. and europe and -- [inaudible] firstly, ownership and governance. we believe that congress correctly rejected aggregate ownership and voting caps for clearing houses during pass and . aggregate restrictions on clearing house ownership or governance may limit innovation, reduce competition and increase costs. secondly, risk management and access rules for clearing house. the cftc risk management provision at present are aligned to the futures clearing business, swaps need to be reviewed as having different risk management techniques and purposes. we expect futures and swaps to converge over time but it's inappropriate now to impose future clearing criteria on swaps. we also believe access criteria for swap clearing members must be proportion to the risk introduced and continue on default management and risk underwriting participation such that the clearing house is nondefaulting members and th

dishes and drinks from both areas there are many regions in germany each with its own color near harmonics but we've decided to have a piece of the variable in the script. to discern to many different areas the restaurant is a maze of different rooms and levels and gas and my food is ready at the table while just look at this food i live near distills all things german if it's two years for me it's in two thousand so why should no one good german food in should taste like. this. has passed. that we've just spent. on some comments burger or young. young you. imply. owes you one time since ac or as they say in germany is that not crap that's what i love about the russian capital as opposed to say of the restaurants on offer here but fortunately not so that somehow in this week's program on german life culture and influence of the russian capital i'll see you get the same time next week and sell them for me and the rest of the very hungry crew by for now. i'm living in a country that doesn't understand that there's more violence in the streets of this country than there are in the streets in

different it's different market different culture different history so it's a step forward towards harmonizing with my things and i think so actually do you think that these people will still remain like sachin remain influential on the way business is run and companies like rostam probably for for time being there will be of course because the influence in russia. such companies are often have these quite tremendous from people who are countless in walton ministerial and government positions so it will take some time for them to actually step but maybe and use the . reputations of their experience and their credibility to remain within corporate structures well then the final question here is who is going to be running gazprom ross nationalistic and well very good question i think. hopefully there will become a day when. when. a new generation of competent professionals will run those companies for the time being a little bit around as the around i think but in any case this step is a is a refreshing and i think room for some great changes all right you're going to get even thank you so much

lead up to libya so so far more is outrage than action earlier i spoke with work correspondent kid harmon snow in williamsburg massachusetts he gave me his thoughts on mccain lieberman and senator lindsey graham's comments today well that's a bunch of interesting propaganda from those three guys it's important to note that they're backed by the center for security policy these guys the center for security policy is the most right wing terrorist organization in the united states very very secretive all kinds of defense and intelligence apparatus. so that they they're doing it in at the center of the security policy so there's a program behind this which has to do with unsealing different governments around the world to serve american interests and libya for example was a mistake but you're an illustration that it's going to get worse and i think they're leaning towards doing exactly the same thing in syria syria is in the big producer of raw materials the united states but it does have oil and it's been producing oil which involves american canadian british and other oil companies in the l

but good news is as the post office will stay open, harmon securities days on the job.paid. if you're on medicare, social security those will be taken care of. military personnel will continue to get paid for their service in the event of a shutdown but their paychecks will be delayed since we're with the corporate realm. >> justine: this just then, we should know today the names of the victims of a california fighter jet to crash we should get their information today. the supersonic aircraft went down just after noon on wednesday, and a grassy field that half mile from the base which is about 30 mi. cell of fresno. officials say the two men killed include a pilot and a weapons system officer. the military has not given a reason for the crash. we will lead to know the names of the victims. >> darya: thank you, developing story that we're following the investigation is now under way in this morning into last night's big fire that happened in san francisco's mission district. some people were hurt, it was a firefighter that fell off latter. it broken out around 8:00 the a

outrage here than action and let's go now to williamsburg massachusetts where war correspondent keith harmon snow is standing by. kit i want to hey there i want to start off with what we're seeing today all right here in washington three senators senators john mccain joe lieberman and lindsey graham issued a joint statement today saying what's happening in syria has reached a decisive point they say by following the path of gadhafi and deploying military forces to forces to crush peaceful demonstrations all assad and those loyal to him have lost the legitimacy to remain in power in syria but senator said we urge president obama to state unequivocally as he did in the case of gadhafi that it is time for syrian president bashar al assad to go so my question to you kate is will syria be the next libya. well that's a bunch of interesting propaganda from those three guys it's important to know that they're backed by the center for security policy east the center for security policy is the most right wing terrorist organization in the united states very very secretive all kinds of defense intellig

to measure them consistently across trials and have the key decisionmakers, regulators and payers harmonize the line around those things we will have a cacophony of information and no possibility of them thinking intelligently about value or innovation to the extent that value depends on being able to measure meaningful up comes. that dialogue and that process could be done. it is not rocket science but it does require folks who don't usually talk about this sort of thing to actually work together. >> let me pick on that and open it up to the rest of the panel. there were some common themes about the importance of having better information and outcomes and the potential for developing partnerships, better, understanding, most important, information to collect and working together to collect it through using newer infrastructure and electronic data systems to make that happen. seems like a big set of challenges especially in the longer term outcome and spillover effect from innovative technologies. many more benefits of some of their own machines and applications initially. those are hard ch

a lack of harmonization may impact the real economy, jobs and recovery. i will set out three of the greatest areas of concern as regard to the difference between the u.s. and europe in our international oversight. firstly, ownership and governance. we believe the congress correctly rejected voting caps for clearinghouses during passage, and the concerned agencies might introduce such caps. aggregate restrictions on clearinghouse ownership or governance may limit innovation, reduce competition, and increased costs. secondly, risk management and access rules for clearinghouse. the cftc risk management provision at present are a line to the future is clearing business, swaps need to be viewed as having different risk management techniques and processes. we expect teachers and swaps to converge over time, but it is inappropriate now to impose futures clearing criteria on swaps. we also believe access criteria to swap clearing members must be proportionate to the risk introduced an contingent on default management and risk underwriting participation. such, the

further, we should be building off of the success of existing trusted shipper programs and harmonizing them with the international community rather than creating new and redundant programs for business. another cargo issue of importance is the harmonization of regulations governing the shipment of litsdzium eyen batteries which the chamber strongly supports. you know, it seems like a small issue and these batteries are in fact small in size. but they play a critical role in our mobility and product tivity powering electricics that keep us on the goal like lap tops, smart phones, and all those toys my grandchildren have. harmonizing our rules would enhance safety and minimize the financial and technological burdens of complying with multiple and inconsistent regulatory requirements. now, this is a very important issue and we've got that he wants get it right. on business aviation, we think the attempt that he wants make public flight plans for business aviation users ill advised pop list movement that should go the way of some of the other things we have hauled away around here. it pose

and the civil-rights cases based their rulings upon a strict reading of the constitution where as harmon's dissents were based on the notion of fundamental justice can you imagine the outrage today if a justice use the phrase everyone knows in an opinion? he would be vilified, ward knows. but jeff bradley's savoy rice case and henry buildings brown receive only scorn from contemporary scholars but those decisions are more reflective of the way the court is headed and the way political pressure on the court is being applied and harland's notion that we are a country of fundamental justice. toomey this is a cautionary tale. this is what happens when too much of a particular philosophy, for some people one philosophy claimed to have all the answers and people stopped talking. the real truth to me is every justice is an activist. you cannot know what the constitution means with absolute certainty. every justice is an activist and they apply a personal and the hope good faith interpretation to a document that defies that. that is fine. if we fail to appreciate that america will not become a cou

experience, my study and reflection on this topic, when your military and political goals are not harmonized you run the risk of strategic failure or having to go back on your promises. we are where we are today. my question has to do with authorization for going to war. and this is certainly a topic that was of great interest to the founders. we see this in madison's notes on the constitutional convention. we see it in the federalis pers you can read that many many different individual papers. i think suffice it to say the founders were really very concerned about the executive exercising fiat and taking us to war and they really wanted to make sure there were checks and balances to that and we get that through the legislature. and in the constitution that follows. my question to the secretary is, you say the administration is dp complying with law. what law would that be? >> the administration has complied with the elements of the war powers act that involve consultation and notificatio >> so if the congress votes to not authorize, will the administration cease operations? >> i don't know

. >> will: harmon is shot fired? >> we don't know. that's part of our investigation.s fired and it was fatal. >> will: where did it all start? speak-r cars basically across the street, will we don't know is if she saw him in the area, he went away from her and then she when to contact him and then it got a violent or if she some over there and was walking that way. >> will: dino anything about the suspect? >> arrested numerous times, mostly for fighting,, petty thefts. those kind of things. >> will: to know how long you'll be at here? >> reporter: it will be here a while. >> the coroner's office has not arrived yet it will be a while. >> will: thank you, i can also tell the 20 year veteran is in the hospital being treated not life- threatening injuries. her car is still at the scene. we will lead to no more as the story develops. for now let me send back to you. >> darya: another story severe weather gripping through the south, it has now killed at least 178 people. look at the size of this monster twister. one to eight people killed in alabama alone. they're fearing

further, we should be building off of the success of existing trusted shipper programs and harmonizing them with the international community rather than creating new and redundant programs for business. another cargo issue of importance is the harmonization of regulations governing the shipment of lithium batteries, which the chamber strongly supports. you know, it seems like a small issue. the batteries are, in fact, small in size. they play a critical role in the mobility and productivity. powering electronics and keep us on the go, like laptops, smartphones, and all of the toys my grandchildren have. harmonizing with international standards would enhance safety and minimize the financial and technological burdens of complying with multiple and inconsistent regulatory requirement. this is a very important issue. we have to get it right. on business aviation, we think the attempt make public flight plans for business aviation users an ill advised populous movement that should go the way of some of the other things we have hauled the way around here. it poses a security threat to the u

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i believe that this initiative and our suggestion to our european union could create a harmonized economic space and will eventually be supported. i know that the reaction is generally positive. we're talking about dialogue and economic partnership and possibly have sons of free trade. and more and advanced forms of economic intervention. we have something, and strive for because we have a market worth $3 trillion euro -- 3 trillion lire. we ask our partners to remove some bottlenecks that they have to create infrastructure. the third point would be canceling entry visas to europe. and we talk about it a lot. our dear colleagues, i like to point to a situation under defense industry and aviation industry, considering the fact that there were a lot of request from deputies in this regard. in a time of crisis we reneged on our commitment and support of this industry. between 2009 and into a dozen 11, we invested many rubles and we were able to promote projects that have to do with civil and military. we were to consolidate our aviation production company with convoluted legislation. we were

fourth, but critics say that, unless we achieve harmonize policies across borders, we should hold off or go slow on moving forward with the legislation, lest there be a level playing field internationally. they argue that our reforms are too strong or different, u.s. firms will not able to compete on a global scale. i disagree. we have already enacted comprehensive legislation and others are now putting their legal and regulatory frameworks in place. we are working hard at the international level to make sure that others put in place similar frameworks on the key issues where international consistency is essential, liquidity, leverage, and capital. it is true that the devil lies in the details and that different jurisdictions may have problems and disagreements that arise. we work every day with our foreign counterparts, especially in europe, through our financial markets and real tory dialogue. as we -- and regulatory dialogue. but we must not fail to implement our reforms at home. ultimately, if we fell to do what is necessary to reform and protect our -- if we fail to do what is ne

one of them had the same name as the victim in constant harmon cologne, authorities say he lived in theel between there and the west and the early 1970's. so far they found no concrete evidence. >> darya: now, here is a look at the weather. >> james: storm tracker 4 is showing some returns we have a brief spring go working its way to the north bay. assuming and you can see a cell working its way through. that portion of 101 just north of the golden gate is a little wet. maybe parts of ocean beach getting some sprinkles still really light. some of the rainfall rates 2-307 in. per hour. to the north, in fact that stretch of 101 maybe getting a little puzzled. as you can see still relatively light not a lot of heavy rain. as we palo wider you'll see the pulp is well to our north. stuck in the pacific coming our way. it is slowing in that pattern. as it does it's coming in at an ankle. -- ankle. the actual cells are coming in from the west. that is the way it's planning every now. we expect most of these light showers to dissipate by one- 2:00. 40-50 degree range all over the map. cool to s

experience, my study and reflection on this topic, when your military and political goals are not harmonized you run the risk of strategic failure or having to go back on your promises. we are where we are today. my question has to do with authorization for going to war. and this is certainly a topic that was of great interest to the founders. we see this in madison's notes on the constitutional convention. we see it in the federalist papers you can read that many many different individual papers. i think suffice it to say the founders were really very concerned about the executive exercising fiat and taking us to war and they really wanted to make sure there were checks and balances to that and we get that through the legislature. and in the constitution that follows. my question to the secretary is, you say the administration is dp complying with law. what law would that be? >> the administration has complied with the elements of the war powers act that involve consultation and notification. >> so if the congress votes to not authorize, will the administration cease operations? >> i don't

fourth, critics say unless we achieve harmonized policies across borders, we should hold off for go slown moving forward with dodd-frank, lest they be in a level playing field internationally. he also argue up our reforms are too strong or different, u.s. firms will not be able to compete on a global scale. i disagree. we have already enacted comprehensive legislation and others are now putting their legal and regulatory frameworks in place. we are working hard at the international level to make sure others put in place similar frameworks on the key issues for international consistency is essential, such as otc derivatives, liquidity, leverage and of course capital. it is true that the duffel lies in the details and when different jurisdictions implement commonly agreed to principles, problems and disagreements may arise. that is why in addition to her work in international were like the g20 and financial stability of board, work everyday with foreign counterparts, especially through our financial markets and regulatory dialogue. as a work in the international sphere to promote a playing

consistently across, you know, trials and then have the key decision-makers both regulators and payers harmonizedand aligned around those things, we're just going to have a cacalfney and that value actually depends on measure meaningful outcomes to patients. so i think that dialog and that process can really be done. it's not rocket science. but it does require folks who don't usually talk together about this sort of thing to actually work together to come up with that. >> well, let me pick up on that, sean, and open this up to the rest of you on the panel. look, it seemed like there were some common things in what you said about the importance of having better information on outcomes. and the potential for developing that through public/private partnership, through better common understanding of the most important information to collect and then working together to collect it through using some of the newer infrastructures like data systems and it seems like a big set of challenges especially around the longer term outcomes, spillover effects from truly innovative technologies that may have many

i believe this a initiative and our suggestion to the european union neighbors to create harmonize economic space between unions and the pacific will be supported. reaction is generally positive. we are talking about dialogue and an economic partnership and possibly having the zones of free trade there. and more advanced zones of economic integration. we have a continent wide market that is worth three trillion heroes. we would like -- 3 trillion euros. the starting point would be canceling entry visas to europe. we talk about it a lot. i would like to point your special attention to a situation in our aviation industry. there were a lot of requests from deputies in this regard. in a time of crisis, we renamed done our commitment. -- we renegged on our commitment. we were able to promote all projects that have to do with our aviation, both civil and military. we were able to facilitate our aviation production complex. it was so convoluted. legislation was moving slowly. there were a lot of special interest provisions there. the entire conference can move forward. we will be reviving product

and i believe that this initiative and our suggestion that our european union neighbors to create harmonized economic space between lisbon will be supported and i know reaction is generally positively. and we're talking about dialog and economic partnership. and possibly have zones of free trade there. and the more advanced forms of economic integration, we have something common to strive for because the result we have a wide market that is worth 3 trillion euros. but additionally, we would like to ask our european partners to remove some bottlenecks that they have to create infrastructure. but the starting point would be canceling of the entry visas to europe. and we talk about it a lot. dear colleagues, i would like to point special attention to situation in our defense industry and our aviation industry considering the fact that there were a lot of requests from duma deputies in this regard. in the time of crisis we reneged on our support. between 2009 and 2011 we invested 270 billion rubles in the aviation industry, and we were able to promote all projects that have to do with our aviati