hassan rouhani has just in the last minute begun speaking.et's join. >> translation: our revolution was not reliant on any foreign power. no foreign country helped bring this revolution to victory. it was our nation whose religious motivation motivated them to stand against all humiliatio humiliations. the pr revolutionary regime, deprived our people from the freedom to vote. the people's vote had no role in the running of the country. this was a huge humiliation of an historic nation such as the iranian nation. people in this revolution wanted to have their views be an influence in running the country. they wanted national sovereignty against the dictatorship regime. the other humiliation which our nation was angry of was that inflicted by foreign powers. the big powers, the super powers, were interfering in the internal affairs of this country. the americans thought that the country of iran belongs to them. they interfered everywhere from cultural affairs in the running of the state-run radio and tv, even on security issues. u.s. experts we

>> no, hassan rouhani has never pretended to be a reformist.with oneo power campaign agent ending the sanctions. there is another fundamental reason for that. back in the time of the shah, prior to the revolution, the autocracy was unconstitutional. we had a fairly good constitution. we have gone from the revolution from an authoritarian system to a totalitarian system, and the all the difference is that -- the totalitarian system is perfectly constitutional. it is the constitution of the islamic republic, totalitarian constitution. the only way toc

each side will have separate meetings with the chief negotiator hassan rouhani.dreds of syrians are leaving homs as part of the a fragile ceasefire. stefanie dekker reports on the evacuations and humanitarian aid entering the region >> reporter: we had an official statement from the united nations saying over the past four days 800 people have been evacuated from the old city of homes, which has been besieged for a year and a half. they have said that this ceasefire which was supposed to last three days, ending on sunday will be extended for three. 300 people have been evacuated. we spoke to the governor of homs, and he said the evacuation on sunday was so successful they got out around 600 people. it gives people the confidence to come out. very uncertain, no one knows what is going on, who to trust. the people don't know what will happen to them once they come out. people are talking about hunger, difficult times. so the united nations determined to get everyone out, who wants to. >> a delicate situation. >> stefanie dekker reporting from beirut lebanon. >>> ne

we begin with new hampshire governor maggie hassan. let's start with health care. every state is affected by that. you are going to have the medicaid expansion and said you were going to sign the bill. how's it going now? >> we were all frustrated by the rollout of the website and it was not acceptable. in the meantime, we have been working to make sure we could expand health care coverage through medicaid but then very quickly launch private insurance, something important for a bipartisan coalition in our state. we have been looking forward to having that new health-care expansion and a new hampshire-specific model. the enrollment on the exchange, a federal partnership exchange, because our last state legislature prohibited the state from setting up its own in the last legislature, the enrollment is going well and is going to meet or exceed projections. >> do you think obamacare will remain controversial or change as it takes effect? >> the rollout was frustrating and unacceptable. what's important as we improve and get the mechanics to work better is to remember

hassan group.spoke to the >> is the biggest show of interest in a run by western businesses in over -- >> it is the big show of interest in iran by western businesses in over a decade. renault is among the companies visiting iran on monday. they are hoping to take advantage of the relaxation of sanctions on iran, which has a population of 76 million. the company is particularly attracted to the car industry. unofficial figures indicate that onnians spent $4 billion imported cars last year. sellinghad been 100,000 cars before sanctions. >> we think iran is a great market. we want to contribute to the development of this market. even with all the sanctions, this market reached the level of 600,000, 700,000 cars per year. >> no contracts are expected to be signed on this week', though some irani and businessman -- some iranian businessmen -- on this week's trip, though some theyan businessmen say will likely agree to deals. someone who has been looking into this. who is taking part in this delegation

we begin with new hampshire governor maggie hassan. let's start with health care. every state is affected by that. you are going to have the medicaid expansion and said you were going to sign the bill.

. >> iran's president hassan rouhani says his country is benefitting from the easing of international sanctions. in a deal signed last november iran promised to limit the nuclear program for sanctions relief. steps will be taken over the next four months until a permanent deal is reached. speaking on state information, president hassan rouhani said progress was being made. >> recording the issue of the joint action plan or the geneva agreement, our people witnessed that we were able to reach on agreement with the great powers and keeping the dignity and preserving the rights of the nation. many of the oppressive changes bound on the movements of our society are torn apart. >> the city of goma in the east of the democratic republic of congo is at the bottom of an active volcano. the threat of armed groups mean they are unable to monitor the mountain. malcolm web reports. >> this is one of the top 10 dangerous volcanos, sitting next to goma, a city of 10 million. at the summit a lava lake smoulders and can erupt at any time. >> it's george's job to predict when this may happen. >> it's

nidal hassan an american born muslim opened fire on unarmed soldiers preparing for deployment on november fifty two thousandnine be much later called retaliation for u s wars in the muslim world this on a military psychiatrist chatted alot bar when connie is greatest in arabic during the attack and later stated he wanted to be a martyr the us government however has shied away from labeling the shooting a attack instead the colony of workplace violence. hassan forty three was convicted by a military jury of forty five counts of premeditated murder and attempted premeditated murder and was sentenced to death back in august he sparked controversy due to a montage of outlandish requests in the run up to its trial costing the government millions of dollars including daily helicopter rides to and from jail and court anyone specific ingredients from specific manufacturers in his meals. he currently resides on death row at the military's maximum security facility in fort leavenworth kansas pending an automatic appeal required to by the military justice system oh and in six world powers agreed on

we begin with new hampshire governor maggie hassan. let's start with health care.ffected by that. you are going to have the medicaid expansion and said you were going to sign the bill.

can iran be trusted despite the piles and whiles of president hassan rouhani. meanwhile in syria there are reports the bashar al-assad government is buying oil from groups allied with al qaeda. up until now they were considered bashar al-assad's deadly enemies. i'm joined by mark ginsberg, former ambassador to morocco, he moderated a panel for senate staffers on whether iran could deal in good faith. how far is iran willing to go. we heard foreign ministers say iran will not dismantle heavy sentry fumes for the water reactor that could be used to make plutonium. is give on these issues necessary to reach a documentic solution. >> sure there is. there has to be horse trading, but the parameters of agreement should objective. there shouldn't be trarption for subjective wiggle room. after all, we can count the number of centrifuges the i.a.e.a. can count whether or not a nuclear reactor is iraq is being moth balled or under construction. certainly everybody can counselled to what extent iran is continuing to enrich uranium or, in effect, isolate and neutralize ura

puc has collected $34,000 from has hassan son and addressed the personnel and the issues that had resulted in poor management of the lease. since the audit they have done significant work and continue to have significant improvement in that particular area of their organization. in july 2012 we issued a report on our audit of sf mta having fully implemented 33 -- 23 of the 29 recommendations. however the department is contesting the implement of one recommendation. this recommendation comes from the audited finding revenue to not seeking reimbursement for providing traffic control activities for some street fares and festivals. recommendation 2 asks sf mta to include a traffic control fee as part of the permit fee paid by sponsors of street fairs. however their response is they have made previous attempts to do so and have not had support of sf mta and policy makers. mta is here to speak on this one outstanding issue. >> good morning, chair breed, supervisor tang. a little bit, my name is cameron sammy. i'm the enforcement manager with sf mta. a little background. article 6 temporary use o

. >> governor hassan, best of luck at the governors association meeting. tank you for joining us. the fighting stops in ukraine for now. bloomberg world reporters are next. ♪ >> welcome back. bloomberg view reporters join us on the continuing debate on the minimum wage. after deadly clashes in kiev, government and opposition forces reached a new peace deal. will it last? chris flavelle and julianna goldman join me now. a terrible week in ukraine. they came up with a deal towards the end of the week. what is the administration feeling? >> we are still in wait and see mode. sanctions will remain on the table just in case the deal falls apart. it needs to have by end from the street protesters and we need to make sure that the violence on the street is not continue. also, yanukovych is expected to figure ways to maintain power and keep his family's wealth. the eu boxed them out of signing the agreement. if russia pulls back aid, how will -- >> putin must have stuck it in their face so we have very little clout. >> jay carney said that. it's not in russia's interest for them to be eng

shalam hassan lives in the suburb of irving. >> it is pretty bood. i mean, this is texas and we're not supposed to have cold weather this long, and this cold. >> reporter: even houston saw a dusting of snow and sleet, and san antonio got these-- little snow pellets called graupel, forecasters tell us they're particles of snow that bottom encased in ice as they fall through the atmosphere. this latest wintry blast in texas has the state's largest power provider urging residents to reduce their electricity use through noon tomorrow. scott, freeze warnings have been posted for towns along the state's border with mexico. >> pelley: and they got five inches in the panhandle. anna, thank you very much. there was a small break today in california's record drought. the red on this map shows where drought is extreme, and the darkest area is even worse. they call that exceptional. john blackstone is in san francisco. >> reporter: for the first time in months, people in san francisco, needed their umbrellas. the rain caused problems during the morning commute f

. ♪ >> governor maggie hassan on obamacare and new hampshire politics.ing down ukrainian the minimum wage. johnson and her and david plouffe debating obamacare and the nextj elections. sununu.nun john we begin with new hampshire governor maggie hassan. let's start with health care. every state is affected by that. you are going to have the medicaid expansion and saudi were going to sign the bi.

. >>> iran's supreme leader has defended president hassan rouhani against hard liners critical of talks the country's nuclear program. he asked ey iranians to remain vigilant ideal was struck between iran and world leaders in november. the talks are set to continue. >> translator: no more than a few months aspased since the government took office, authority should be given the opportunity to fish forward strongly. critics should show tolerance toward the government. >>> flood boughters don't rise in live i can't where heavy rains cause rivers to burst their banks, 38 people killed across the country. nearly 47,000 families have been effected since the start of the rainy season in october. the military has delivered food eight and is moving families from the worst affected regions. >>> vigilantes in mexico have helped federal police arrest more than 200 members of the drug cartel, wearing white shirts the legalized self-defense group rode into the groupings which has been under the gang's control. vigilantes have already forced them from several al other towns. >>> anti-government protes

week keep track of the costs so wrong is open for business is the message from the conscious leader hassan rouhani at estimated seven billion dollars worth of international sanctions against iran's crippled economy it will be easier than x. six months in anticipation for a final settlement now in exchange iran agreed to slow its you radium enrichment program to a level that is far below what would be necessary to make a nuclear bomb as well as open up the country to international inspections to ease the minds of walled leaders who suspect iran of trying to build weapons and say crap now global oil majors are already discussing terrans business potential iran has. lots of resources. these resources need investment than technology capability so when the sanctions are over and the western or service companies are allowed to go in provided that the iranian government puts in place commercial models that are out. trucked is to invest in the country i think that would be thank you for tension i don't think it's going to happen in the next six months or a year but hopefully depending on how the p

huge crowds have gathered to celebrate the fifth anniversary of that your brain revolution president hassan rouhani is now dressing a rally every day in february millions of iranians point to the streets to commemorate the victory of the popular movement against the west shah of iran in one thousand nine. yeah and have next takes you on a cruise to the bone chilling frontin aboard one of russia's nuclear powered icebreakers. the alleged phone call between the assistant secretary of state and the u.s. ambassador to ukraine has created quite a controversy in the call like smug british colonisers cashless big t. and africa the basically say that that native box of phil he's not fit for the government of the of the needs of the baldwin become prime minister they also mention getting the help of the un to get this thing glued whatever that means although the authenticity of this phone call has not been confirmed but certainly hasn't been denied this reminds me a lot of the snowden leaks independent journalists for years had been writing about government spying but it took snowden to shove it int

crowds of gathered to celebrate the thirty fifth anniversary of the iranian revolution president hassan rouhani addressed a rally there every year in february millions of iranians pour into the streets to commemorate the victory of the popular movement it was against the western backed shah of iran in one nine hundred seventy nine. zero young up next locked and loaded maxence they say blast the world of bank stars your latest dose of the geyser reports is coming up here on our team in just a few minutes. there's a scene here when you're in the arctic you have few entire world at your feet. she looks like a fairly simple ship but really she's not simply little. and full of people have access to the nuclear icebreakers the real king here is the polar bear and ice breakers come second not a single complex expedition to the arctic can be conducted with the russian nuclear powered fleet of ice breakers we under a tree a unique operation in. the northern sea route russia's arctic ice breakers. no change when you're bored seen promises we call timid in the exhilarating winter in our team needs

anna had a bad press conference on bronze president hassan running just read western sanctions over its nuclear activities as brutal illegal and wrong speedy events to mark the thirty fifth anniversary of around nineteen seventy nine islamic revolution ronnie said tehran would never abandon what he called its peaceful nuclear program under on iraq is to be more conciliatory tone with the west. but tehran's test of two long range ballistic missiles on monday has prompted the united states to call for including missiles in negotiations on the nuclear deal the plan to marry people who are supposed to be responsible for enforcing the law and helping those in need. instead some egyptian and sudanese military officers have been working with human traffickers gold thousands of people were sold as slaves were held for ransom. many have been tortured and some of the deal although the findings of human rights watch which has released a report calling for more knitting done to protect african migrants many heading for israel that get caught up by moderates laborers in the sinai peninsula. let me e

crowds have gathered to celebrate the fair's a fifth anniversary of the iranian revolution president hassan rouhani is now addressing irani every year in february millions of iranians boy into the streets to commemorate the victory of the popular movement against the west and dr shah of iran in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine zero. zero zero young. coming out of the mullahs who looks at why law enforcement agencies can't con seem to get a draw upon the dark wall of sex trafficking that story and more when breaking this says in just a moment. is obviously more for the ladies because it's pretty. women wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns and learn how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the field for women definitely a target of the gun lobby you don't kill them when you kill anybody but if somebody would you would this with her. i've noticed that more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own guns to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so

crowds have gathered to celebrate the thirty fifth anniversary of the iranian revolution president hassan rouhani is now addressing a rally there in tehran every year in february millions of iranians pour into the streets to commemorate the victory of the popular movement against the western backed shah of iran in one nine hundred seventy nine. coming up after the break we take a closer look at the financial world in our new show boom bust you're watching r.t. international. is obviously more for the ladies because it's paying. women who wanted to avoid rape they really needed to buy guns and learn how to use them. this is the one that i want to go with them once again it's the field. with the familiar tarzan of the gun lobby you don't kill them when you're killing money but if somebody would you would just prefer. i'm noticing more and more if that's really scary marketing tactics which implies that women have some sort of moral obligation to own a gun to protect their family and young girls shoot out here too so we do have a pink or. more kids young kids choke on food than are killed by

imitation is really the sincerest form of flattery, president obama has a fan in iran's president hassanplan to roll out expanded health care. he tweeted gov will extend medical insurance to all iranians. first step to cover 5 million uninsured iranians, #rohanycare. didn't take long for that to start trending on twitter. if you like your nuclear program, you can keep it, and no question will there be death panels. finally, florida lawmakers are considering a bill that would giver kids the right to play cops and robbers. the measure would prohibit schools for punishing kids who pretend to have a gun. you can now use a finger to simulate a weapon and drawing a picture of a firearm and brandishing a partially consumed pastry that you have eaten into the shape of a gun. >>> president obama says harming someone in the name of faith diminishes the relationship with god. the president made the comment at the national prayer breakfast. religion correspondent lauren greene tells us what else he said. >> reporter: at the 62nd annual national prayer breakfast president obama made one of his strong

first up is governor hassan. >> this is on the subject of challenge in the energy arena.or new england and the northeast, we have particular challenges in getting capacity. looking at not only improving capacity, but making sure that over the long run we have a diverse energy supply portfolio, which all the governors would agree is important to be able to do. it gets back to not only where the opportunities are in terms of energy and the fact that we can be self-sustaining as a country, but we also need to think through how our energy infrastructure transmission capacity is going to work and how we can work together. we are a happily competitive bunch, but what we know about the 21st century is a collaboration and problem solving is really going to determine whether we can compete and lead. that's the next challenge for many of us, is what can we do regionally together, honoring our states' individual needs, but making sure we collaborate in a way that leverages our opportunities. >> absolutely. we're missing the boat when we don't talk about energy efficiency. energy pro

former army sergeant hassan opened fire on people and killed 32 people and wounded 32 other. >>> a brazen break-in at a jewelry store. police are looking for the robbers who backed their stolen pickup truck into the glass doors. look at that. then they grabbed whatever they could, wrapping cables around the safe and pulled it out the door. you see it there. once it got out the door, they had a front end loader that scooped it up and dropped in the get away car. what kind of planning there. this is over in two minutes. they made off with some $250,000 in jewelry. >> pam ram muss, new jersey, they do it big in jersey. >>> in today's "road warriors" low-cost airlines get fewer customer complaints than the big guys. does that mean their service is better? >> a report finds passengers are simply more likely to complain about service on the bigger airlines. why? the authors found expectations are higher for the bigger airlines since more of their travelers are flying on business and they paid higher fares. another possible reason for fewer complaints about budget airlines, some of their staff j

more progress on thawing the relationship with longtime enemy iran and its newly elected president hassan rouhani to the okays of many in congress, the obama administration recently negotiated a short-term deal that would freeze parts of iran's nuclear program in exchange for limited relief from sanctions. let's talk about the iranians. the iranians are telling their public that this deal is not that big a deal, what they've agreed to do, that they could undo it want day. rouhani went to davos and basically said we're open for business in iran. the french, the turks, they have been sending it's not trade missions but also been sending trade missions looking to do more business. have we been played? >> not in the least. not even by a close margin. in fact, i think the iranians naturally are going to go home and say what you've just said. >> but to the world and the turks and the french? >> no. iran is not open for business, and iran know ls it's not open for business. we have announced increased sanctions against particular companies since this agreement was reached. we have told the irani

as hard-line conservatives are challenging the reforms of president hassan rouhani, the newly electedder is a conservative. he's also concerned a pragmatist and is shaping things up in tyronn. elected by moderate group s pledging to jump start the economy and open up talks with the united states. he faced a hard-line element in iran who have long used the nuclear program to govern the republic. his outreach to the west and temporary nuclear deal threatens the idealogical base of the hard liners, particularly the revolutionary guard. by scaling back on the program, cancelling missile tests and building projects, he's also undermining the hard liners influence over iran's economy, and that has them angry, but so far, the supreme leader has allowed rouhani to do this, even though it has angered many hard liners. and earlier, they announced iran will allow inspectors back into the country to examine many sites, including a uranium mine. they're not allowing total access to inspectors as several other sites are still off limits. harris. >> thank you. >>> a big week ahead for the woman who

one of them, hassan, he's representative of so many of egypt who really found their voice for the firstill with a leading hollywood actor the star of "the kite runner" and "green zone" and also realize that he needs to be standing in that square. and magedi a member of the muslim brotherhood and father of five. they all agree on one thing, what's happening in egypt say transformative phase. and that the only way change will happen is by following thee revolution but by also realizing the evolution of change that's required and the evolution of change is a much slower process, much more difficult and it's ongoing. the demands and hopes of what people are fighting for in egypt are going to take time to accomplish. but we're optimistic as are they. because we've seen that it's -- great change has always been created throughout history by the dedicated few that are unwilling to compromise on their principles and keep going. when we zoom out and we see that the images in cairo and tahrir square and kiev and caracas and bangkok and earlier in istanbul all started to look the same, we started

first up is governor hassan. >> this is on the subject of challenge in the energy arena. for new england and the northeast, we have particular challenges in getting capacity. gas line capacity. new england governors suggested an agreement to improve the energy infrastructure, if you will looking at not only , improving capacity, but making sure that over the long run we have a diverse energy supply portfolio, which all the governors would agree is important to be able to do. it gets back to not only where the opportunities are in terms of energy and the fact that we can be self-sustaining as a country, but we also need to think through how our energy infrastructure transmission capacity is going to work and how we can work together. we are a happily competitive bunch, but what we know about the 21st century is a collaboration and problem solving is really going to determine whether we can compete and lead. that's the next challenge for many of us, is what can we do regionally together, honoring our states' individual needs, but making sure we collaborate in a way that lev

first up is governor hassan. >> this is on the subject of challenge in the energy arena.or new england and the northeast, we have particular challenges in getting capacity. looking at not only improving capacity, but making sure that over the long run we have a diverse energy supply portfolio, which all the governors would agree is important to be able to do. it gets back to not only where the opportunities are in terms of energy and the fact that we can be self-sustaining as a country, but we also need to think through how our energy infrastructure transmission capacity is going to work and how we can work together. are a happily competitive bunch, but what we know about the 21st century is a collaboration and problem solving is really going to determine whether we can compete and lead. that's the next challenge for many of us, is what can we do regionally together, honoring needs,tes' individual but making sure we collaborate in a way that leverages our opportunities. >> absolutely. boat when we the don't talk about energy efficiency. energy production is very important

homeland security officials say that this yemeni man ibrahim hassan may have invented a new type of bomb design that is designed to get past airport security. he is considered the best bomb-making terrorist working in the world today. he is believed to be behind the failed underwear bombing on that northwest flight from amsterdam over detroit on christmas day in 2009. international airports in the netherlands and great britain among those stepping up security efforts. martha: back to this stop story now as ukraine's president announces a deal to end his country's vie political crisis but we've heard these promises of truces before and seen them fall apart. we're already hearing new reports of gunfire in the heart of ukraine's capitol this morning as president obama is coming under fire from critics in his response to the bloodshed over there bill o'reilly saying that the president's handling of this situation he believes fit as pattern of this president looking too small on the world stage. >> the president has not acted as a dominant world leader. he has not taken on the authorities tha

while president obama, secretary of state kerry negotiate with their -- with president hassan rouhani, iran continues to build a nuclear bomb while the administration and our secretary of state talk about our allies in europe about the negotiations with iran, the supreme leader in iran continue to build a nuclear bomb. the reality is the only thing that has brought iran to the negotiating table is sanctions. and only continuing those sanctions will get them to stop building a bomb. the sanctions should be reinstated, and they should not be lifted until, one, iran agrees that they will not build a bomb, and we have an open, verifiable, transparent process to make certain that they're not doing it. now, sanctions take time to work. the sanctions that we applied more than a year ago, particularly the kirk-menendez banking sanctions, have had a real impact on iran's economy. i bring a background as a banker to my work experience, both the work experience i had as a governor for ten years and my work experience here in the senate. and the reality is that the kirk-menendez banking sanctions

after the election of iranian president hassan, i called on president obama to, quote, utilize all diplomatic tools to have the bilateral and multilateral sanctions, be calibrated in a way that they produce significant concessions. those diplomatic overtures, also on the banking sectors, between phone call president obama and president rouhani. and the signing of the joint plan of action, going towards a nuclear agreement. there remained ample reason to question a long-term agreement with iran. we heard the president one week ago in this very room speak of the challenges for negotiators, cautioning, quote, they may mott succeed. we are clear about their support of terrorists like hezbollah, the mistrust between our nations cannot be simply wished away, unquote. now, colleagues in both chambers are talking about more sanctions. they're strongly in favor of peace, they're asking us how we would vote and what we should do as a congress and as a nation. i have served on the house permanent select committee on intelligence and i've had been part of classified assessments who provide a much fuller

tensions between iran's hardliners and the centrist government of hassan rouhani erupted publicly yesterdayhen broadcaster blocked the president's live address to the nation for an hour. this is what he put out. if you are interested in what is going on there, you can follow it there. they will not meet the united states requirements over their nuclear deal. the talks are scheduled to begin again february 18. washington, what are your thoughts? caller: our youth could not smoke. -- should not smoke. that is why we have laws. would like people to consider the fact that if cvs wants to make their personal decision not to sell tobacco products, that is fine for their company. it is a bigs if social thing and this will help society by encouraging people to quit smoking, that is incorrect. exhaust,automobile factory pollution, and the warning on most prescription drugs. it is a matter of personal choice. there is personal responsibility in this nation and the world. sellingoesn't feel like tobacco products, that is fine for them. to make it as if it is some big this, thing to encourage i tend to