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hase minister al-maliki called for more support from the united states.ctober was the bloodiest month in iraq in nine years, as 7000 people died in the strikes between sunni and shiite. the government of a rack cannot get the violence under control on their own, and that is one reason for al-maliki's trip to washington. he called for u.s. military interference and he said that iraq needed to do more for human iraqis.or all >> we want and a rack that is prosperous and i communicated to the prime minister that anything we can do to help bring about this more hopeful future is something we want to work on. maliki said he was in agreement with the united states administration. >> what we want is for them to cooperate and we are working on security and intelligence to fight al qaeda because this is good for a rock and the middle east. >> with his trip is not without controversy. on obama to refuse support for the iraqi leader, saying that the authoritarian leadership style is probably to blame for the surge in violence. >> thousands of medical professionals ha

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hase the romans, gutenberg invented the printing press. a couple of printers get a hold of this list. people want to hear about this. a print 1000 copies each. they are taking to other towns and printed there. that he of 95 reasons wants to debate, they spread throughout germany within two weeks. this is absolutely astonishing. luther is a maze. -- luther is amazed. if he wants to take his message a reformed to the public, he can have it distributed in this way without having to do much. he follows up with pamphlets written in german. more people would be able to understand them. andrites this straight form under --me people are he writes this in straight form in german so people are able to understand him. towns too nearby printers there. they print another thousand copies. it ripples. he does this for several years. he wages this campaign using pamphlets and preaching. essentially he is using the fact that the printers in the audience are collectively have a fine his message. they are interested in what he has to say. they are handling d

secrecy has really doesn't and excellent job to mentor early students but it has been heavily funded and hases change the landscape over the last three decades because they have written in the thousands of of because priests -- abacus brief and where they had rights liberals to debates but they have cleverly moved young conservative richard neal said two additional clerk ships toward corporate law firms positions of power or federal judicial all positions in influencing the of major supreme court decisions to shift the landscape to the right to. that is a factor how we have those individuals interpretation of the laws with the fisa court to facilitate a growing surveillance apparatus. the olympic foundation gives a lot of money and other organizations. i would recommend to there are a good articles of the federalist society it is called how conservatives took back sell-off from the left by a michael avery but that has been a factor hundred early bush and administration and drake and administration say really to a cold. >> i don't want to shoot kick anybody out of chichi of a mind -- itemized a

. >> capping salary hase has beent topic in other countries.ut in switzerland anger took hold this year when an outgoing executive was paid $80 million. the damage was done to the traditional swiss relationship of trust between the business and the public. critics argued it would make switzerland less appealing and competitive to foreign investors. if they fall and so too will tax revenue. after this referendum there are votes to come on switzerland's minimum wage and a tax hike for wealthy foreigners. key issues from a country that prides itself as being the most business friendly in the world. >> supporters are staging a second day of pro toas protest . the iit would have paved the war the jailed opposition leader. nick spicer from kiev. >> they started under the statue of the russian poa at th russia. last week's events must once again live under russian influence. until last thursday it looked like ukraine was going to sign a sociaassociation agreement with europe. but eu leaders wanted this woman freed from jail first. in a surprise move t

and washington, on a healthcare abyss that hased out yet. >> it's even beyond that. when you say that we need more command, control, coverage, and sub days, the heart of obamacare, that's the office of what are bloated, inefficient, failing healthcare system needs. we need more consumer choice, more competition, more accountability by individuals and providers. we need less coverage and out of pocket -- >> we're getting none of that. you would like to junk this thing now. >> of course. >> that's not going to happen. the president apparently -- folks who met with the president last night, democrats are urging him to cool it. he is saying, no, no, steady as she goes. >> that's why wire heading towards the cliff. washington is heading toward a massive fiscal blowup in the same way the fed and wall street are heading towards another massive bubble that will soon -- >> i want to get seasons of -- get a sense of your shape thoughts. washington is getting ready to implode and wall street is getting ready to explode. where does david stockman go for happiness? >> it's all pa

iran's leadership hases is just issued a statement if congress imposes new sanctions, the deal is off, jamie. >> already, senator schumer is aing this morning they may consider more sanctions. thanks for following it for us, jen. >> jamie, meanwhile, israel coming out strongly against this nuclear deal with iran. today prime minister benjamin netanyahu harshly condemning the terms of this agreement. mr. netanyahu calls it "an historic mistake" that echoes what north korea did, prompting not to make a nuclear bomb, lying about it all the time and doing just that. we have reaction from jerusalem. >> reporter: hi, eric. there's pretty serious words and emotions flying around jerusalem. betrayal. abandonment and if the united states is going to make a deal like this, it is said israel may have to start looking for other allies in the world. prime minister netanyahu made the program his signature issue over the past ten years of his political career here. he is clearly very angry that there is a deal made that in many people's opinion gives iran a path to the bomb. here he is after today's

the tree hases been on the move since november 1 when it was cut from a national park in washington state. the spruce should arrive in washington at around 10:00 this morning. >>> rel, if the arrival isn't enough spirit, you can buy a ticket to take a ride with santa. starting at 9:00 this morning tickets for vre's santa train go on sale. the train ride with the famous toy maker will take place on december 14. if you're interested online, tickets sell for $6 or tickets at the booth are $5. fair warning this morning, though, if you want to take a ride with jolly old st. nick you'd better act fast. last year online tickets sold out in four minutes. the>>> 5:17 is the time. we are following two stories, both of which started during nfl games. a man fell from the upper deck at the ravens/jets game. the 48-year-old is currently in the hospital after reportedly hitting his head. also right now he's in serious condition. and on the west coast a woman jumped from the upper deck at the oakland raiders game. stadium officials say she jumped from the third deck of the stadium into the seats below. a

from that "washington post" story because it talks about how messy or how difficult this transition hasesia and the pentagon are focused on finding a way to merge key aspects of the cia's drone operations with those of the military so that both sides are de deeply and simultaneously involved in nearly every strike. and yet what a lot the of people on the inside are saying is that the cia is still the big player. some officials saying brennan has gone native or has changed his mind now that he has the job where he runs this. why specifically is that bad from an american perspective? >> well, first off, i don't think brennan has shifted and we have not seen from the obama administration a decision to reverse the earlier move that would put these operations under the control of the military. what i think we're experiencing is it's just hard to change the bureaucracy. this has been going on in this manner for more than ten years. there's a huge infrastructure that's built up around these programs and the cia is reluctant to just give that up and, frankly, the military is also reluctant to jus

. >> i can't help reflecting on that hase of newsprint been devoted to the whole question of a special relationship with -- relationship. as quoted president obama described in relationship as being an essential one. i wonder if he did that because that would more closely coincide with your analysis of the relationship. an essential relationship is clearly different from a special one. is that more accurate? does that more accurately affect -- reflect how you think the relationship is and how it should be? >> i don't myself think there is a huge difference between the two when it comes to it. i think that your predecessor committee drew some conclusions about this when you did your report on u.s.-u.k. relations last time. as a practitioner, i'm very conscious people get very hung up on the adjective, whether the relationship is special or not, and as a practitioner, whenever i used it, i didn't like it. i would spend the next two or three paragraphs explaining what i meant and defining my terms. during the statement in 2011, changing tack and putting the emphasis on this concept of a c

hase agree that a person fourth amendment rights and they were to litigate that on their behalf, it is a question that congress can wait, not a strict constitutional one. at least, that is my interpretation and my offer of help. >> i'm not sure i fully understand the concept of prudential standing. seems to me there are a couple of different circumstances. one may be that there is a target, a person named in the order. and that is easy, you can -- or it seems to me that person could be designated to represent the interests of the person affected by this order. i think that is what you are saying. they have bona fide interests. and there is a scrap of document able to bet be commented upon. you have a situation where there is capable of repetition, but it will delay your views unless you , even thoughdecide arguably the particular circumstances now move. also, congress gives courts its jurisdiction. >> congress created the original fisk, and it in a sense, you might say, that -- decided that this body of people could not become a regular participant if they had terrorist -- pre-k's -- >

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hase house press secretary just announced that president died at approximately 1:00 central standard time, which is about 35 minutes ago after being shot by an unknown assailant during a motorcade drive through downtown dallas. approximatelydied 25 minutes after the attack took place. he had been rushed bleeding and unconscious to the parkland andrial hospital in dallas was given blood transfusions. ago, reportstes nbc's bob mcneal in dallas to whom i'm talking to now, a priest emerged after having last rites.esident just before the announcement of -- presence death was made, of the president's death was made, vice president lyndon faced anderged grim was driven off with a police thert to assume constitutional responsibility of the presidency. has just been brought into the emergency ward of the hospital for president kennedy. as theack took place president who was just completing what amounted to a triumphal drive through downtown , encountering the largest and in some ways, the most friendly crowds of his two-day texas tour. dallas police had put into the most stringent security pr

hase agree that a person fourth amendment rights and they were to litigate that on their behalf, it is a question that congress can wait, not a strict constitutional one. at least, that is my interpretation and my offer of help. >> i'm not sure i fully understand the concept of prudential standing. seems to me there are a couple of different circumstances. one may be that there is a target, a person named in the order. and that is easy, you can -- or it seems to me that person could be designated to represent the interests of the person affected by this order. i think that is what you are saying. they have bona fide interests. and there is a scrap of document able to bet be commented upon. you have a situation where there is capable of repetition, but it will delay your views unless you , even thoughdecide arguably the particular circumstances now move. also, congress gives courts its jurisdiction. >> congress created the original fisk, and it in a sense, you might say, that -- decided that this body of people could not become a regular participant if they had terrorist -- pre-k's -- >

raising money, and he committed to my counterparts to do six events around the country -- and he haseingago and will be in seattle on the 24th. it is hard to compete, because they have got the president, president, the vice the whole infrastructure, because there is one thing he wants more than anything right now, and that is to govern in his last two years like he was able to in his first two years without us taking him down, and if we are out of the way, he will never have another oversight hearing on the iressa or benghazi or these other issues that people are rightly and they willt, all get along. legislation will pass, as well, it is just, will you have time to read it? >> life without darrell issa would be hard to imagine, wouldn't it? >> i wanted to ask you ,pecifically about the race certainly the most vulnerable democrat in the country. campaign has been retooled, and what needed to be retooled? >> i am not going to get into all of the specifics in a race, but i will say this. a very dynamic, impressive individual, a wonderful mother who served her community as mayor, and i thin

well, it hases been proven that even when -- well, it has been proven that even when he said it that was not true and yesterday the president admitted as much when he said, for the next year he would try to honor that promise, if only in the breach. the upton bill actually correctly honors that promise the correct way, by legislatively saying that insurance can continue to provide these private policies and i would assume some employer-sponsored policies, regardless of whether they meet the new minimum standards under the affordable care act. the bill does not require insurance companies to do so. but it does allow them to do so. and it is our hope, as sponsors of the bill, that many of those companies will do so and it is a reasonable expectation that millions of americans, given that choice, will actually keep the plans that they have and that they like. at some point in time, though, mr. speaker, this bill is not the end of the process, it is the beginning and we need to come back and fix the rest of the bill, the law, excuse me, or perhaps even change it or repeal it. i have a bi

well, it hases been proven that even when -- well, it has been proven that even when he said it that was not true and yesterday the president admitted as much when he said, for the next year he would try to honor that promise, if only in the breach. the upton bill actually correctly honors that promise the correct way, by legislatively saying that insurance can continue to provide these private policies and i would assume some employer-sponsored policies, regardless of whether they meet the new minimum standards under the affordable care act. the bill does not require insurance companies to do so. but it does allow them to do so. and it is our hope, as sponsors of the bill, that many of those companies will do so and it is a reasonable expectation that millions of americans, given that choice, will actually keep the plans that they have and that they like. at some point in time, though, mr. speaker, this bill is not the end of the process, it is the beginning and we need to come back and fix the rest of the bill, the law, excuse me, or perhaps even change it or repeal it. i have a bi