>> this time devin graham traveled to hungary to work with a hungarian acrobatic sports team.se guys perform these kinds of moves all over hungary and the whole ideais to make people keand they usually set these things to music when they perform. >> this is easy if you're devin graham. they got crazy skills. look what they're doing. >> that's like the halftime show as an nba game but magnified. >> the globetrotters, plus a trampoline. >> they'd probably beat the globetrotters. >> that dude just sat on the rim. >> how fun is that job? >> how can you apply? >> let's see if you can set the ball on your finger. >> i bet we could magically do that. >> i think we all could do it. >> devin, of course, shot this beautifully. you see difficult areas across hungary, the beautiful settings, beautiful scenery, ended up looking like a heck of a lot of fun. >>> that's our show. we'll see you next time, everybody. is the fastest internet in america. just ask pc mag. [ male announcer #2 ] cable can't touch fios upload speeds. it's hard to imagine anyone ever beating fios. there's no doubt fio

hungary has been sanctioned for anti-semitic behavior by supporters at a friendly against israel last year. bulgaria was punished for racist fan behavior in a match against denmark. well, severe winter weather has caused travel chaos in turkey, and urologists say there is more snow in store for the country in the days to come. >> the city of istanbul has been blanketed with snow, and schools have been closed for the past two days. icy conditions on roads, and many residents opted for public transportation, making for some big crowds on the metro there. this is the second big snowfall in istanbul in the past two months. >> i remember the pictures from the last big dump of snow. not a single car had no chance, and not a single person seemed to be able to walk on ice and snow. a highlight reel of people slipping and sliding in istanbul. entertaining for me, but probably not a whole lot of fun for the people there in istanbul. >> talking about the pending pulp -- dependable public services when we come back. we will look at the statistics out for the eurozone unemployment situation -- not

hungary has been sanctioned for anti-semitic behavior by supporters at a friendly against israel last year. bulgaria was punished for racist fan behavior in a match against denmark. well, severe winter weather has caused travel chaos in turkey, and urologists say there is more snow in store for the country in the days to come. >> the city of istanbul has been blanketed with snow, and schools have been closed for the past two days. icy conditions on roads, and many residents opted for public transportation, making for some big crowds on the metro there. this is the second big snowfall in istanbul in the past two months. >> i remember the pictures from the last big dump of snow. not a single car had no chance, and not a single person seemed to be able to walk on ice and snow. a highlight reel of people slipping and sliding in istanbul. entertaining for me, but probably not a whole lot of fun for the people there in istanbul. >> talking about the pending pulp -- dependable public services when we come back. we will look at the statistics out for the eurozone unemployment situation -- not

[laughter] i grew up in communist hungary under the regime. he was called stalling's greatest hungarian people. the version of the stall an icon. an idealistic kidd, a completely bought into it, until the hon during revolution in 1956 when i was just about to turn 13. all the sudden i realized i was living in a brutal dictatorship. so you might call that disillusionment. then of course we emigrated to the west and i remember seeing the american soldiers, the g i's in germany, security under their protection from the russians who had been there. that was the americans. as you can imagine, there was that disillusionment, too, of america as a bastion of freedom and democracy. then in my late teens, i discovered in zionism. here was the answer. my people had been oppressed, annihilated, tormented throughout history, particularly in the recent past, here was the answer. a country for the jews where one could be free, one could be oneself, or one could express one's real identity without fear or derision and attacked, and so for a while that was my

this one is made in hungary but it is the same exact weapon made in russia. this is just a copy, as you can see it has a detachable weapon, i tied it back so it is not functioning at this time. this magazine, the banana type, it can accept 30 rounds, again this is a semiauto. a semiauto weapon, but it can hold and press it all the time. >> they come in full auto versions, where they press the trigger and you can press it 4, 5, 6, 10, whatever the person choses to fire. not legal, even though that it is semiin california, it is not legal. full auto versions are not legal at all either. this is a semiauto version. detachable magazine, some of them which determined, or the definition of an assault weapon is a detachable magazine, a flash suppresser. for the assault rifle and then we have the assault pistols as well. any questions on the assault rifle? at all? >> one quick question for you, >> yeah. >> how difficult is it to turn that semiautomatic rifle into a fully automatic? >> that is a good question, there are companies that sell parts that you can exchange

september when russia still has returned home and alexander ovechkin let's do one last guy to a seven to hungary thing on the news that go away. you know sometimes just. the way or if it. weren't. for. brighton moving. from phones to pressure. welcome back to part two of the sport show now the biggest sporting event of an action packed twenty twelve was the london olympics despite all the debates before the games and inspired great britain finished third overall the country's best result for over a century promoting a feel good factor among britons and visitors alike well what about the atmosphere we can secure. a transport housing infrastructure just sporting cultural and social legacy from london. for these games and these games to go for decades to come the words of london mayor boris johnson inspire but only time will show if they're true with the games coming to an end we took to the streets of london to find out if the olympics have really changed the country or give you personally oversee an opportunity for everybody. that i know in the u.k. to come down to watch the olympics games and. t

. >> and hungary. >> i am so sorry. >> are you?ally. >> there is so much more live team coverage due out the week. maybe a trip to bourbon street. make sure to join us. >> she could have had something stuck in her teeth. >> seriously. >> more news coming up when we come back. >> we bring to the latest on the violence continuing to spread across egypt tonight. >> the death toll continues to rise in egypt as anti-government clashes continued. at least 50 people have been killed. the president has declared a state of emergency in three cities hit hardest by the protests. he has reached out to the political opposition, inviting them for a national dialogue. they say negotiations are off the table until morsi addresses the concerns of the protesters. people in brazil began holding funerals. police believe -- three people have been arrested and police are looking for a fourth person in connection to the fire. most of the victims died from smoke inhalation. >> the boy scouts of america is thinking about a drastic change to its controversi

they are believed to be loopy and hungary. it is 6:48.s not get another look at today's weather with doug hill. >> off and running on this tuesday with a few sprinkles and a few areas of fog. tevatron is right now well above freezing across the area. 37 degrees in baltimore and gaithersburg and manassas. warmer temperatures abound elsewhere. a big range of temperatures. 50's in the metro area, 40's to the north and east, 60's to the south and west. tomorrow, some areas could hit 70. here's the deal with the temperatures around the country. there is incredible weather. very warm in new orleans this morning in the '70s. 86 degrees on the u.s.-mexican border. warm air especially by tomorrow and dramatically. the range of temperatures tomorrow 60-70. a dramatic cold front tomorrow with showers and storms. this model suggests well over an inch of rain northwest of town, close to an inch in the metro. the lightest areas will be south and east of washington. we will get rid of the warm front and bring back snow flurries and cold weather by frida

hungary in the united states each counted between a quarter million and a half million dead. >> a war with the most carnage in the history of the world. >> is a huge come at and where we begin. a lot of school kids do not know that the british empire was the dominant empire and had so many resources around the world. churchill was fighting, among other things, for the retention of the colonies and oil supplies. he never starts a second front for about two years. it has been promised in 1942 to , who is rolling the germans back and winning the war. it is an interesting story. the british go into athens in 1944 after they have liberated it, so to speak, but they end of fighting street battles with the communist resistance fighters who had fought very directly against the nazis. it is a dirty story. >> most americans think the united states won the war. the reality is, for most of the war, the americans and british combined were fighting 10 german divisions. the russians were fighting a 200 german divisions. the russians toward the guts of the '90s army. >> let's go back to another club.

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we're increasings production in hungary. we're increasing production in mexico.king at plug in hybrids and more diesel technology and of course all new products. we have entirely all new a-3 sedan and q-3 suv that will hit the u.s. market in 2014. these are all the investments we're making in the u.s.. liz: how do you find the demand for plug-in hybrids in u.s. the audi axed the electric vehicle concept from production. but you guys are pretty committed to having renewable gas -- there are other things you want to do, but do you find the demand for the plugs-in hybrid is something american consumers can wrap their minds around a little more comfortably? >> we have to be clear about this thing. i think you have to look at consumer acceptability and you have to look at infrastructure and if we look at the near term what audi has done we invests heavily in our current technologies. we think there is a lot of work that can be done with the combustion engine. the second phase is diesel which we're launching four new diesel engines this year. as you start to move beyon

they want the shark moved to hungary so she can live in one of europe's largest aquariums.hat's a wrap on this fox trip around the world in 80 seconds. >> today marks three years since the devastating earthquake hit haiti. a simple wreath laying ceremony was held mass burial sites in the capital port-au-prince. president bill clinton there for the mission. is he special envoy to haiti. more than 250,000 people died in that disaster. and right now more than 350,000 people are still homeless. many living in camps. only about 6,000 permanent houses have been built since the earthquake. a programming note for you. and it's related to this. greta van susteren traveled to haiti in the aftermath of the quack. she has been very involved with the relief efforts there tomorrow night you will leisure about the work being done to rebuild the country. still very much affected by the disaster as you just saw. on the record special rebuilding haiti with greta van susteren airs tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news channel. and for a preview, be sure to watch fox repo

ambassador to hungary. so many of you are here. i know many were here for the inauguration, the first working day of the second term. our first major event here at brookings in the second term. and yesterday president obama's second inaugural address has already called a manifesto for liberalism, bolstered his supporters on a range of issues, and his credits are already complaining he is preaching to the choir, or worse, that he reaffirmed the worst feelings, that he is a socialist. and president obama anticipated that criticism by putting his talk into the context of his include ongoing skepticism of central authority, and calling it a fiction that all societies ill can be served through government alone. and as the u.s. looks around the world today, president obama highlighted a few big challenges, asia, africa, latin america and the middle east. but, frankly, americans are used to trouble in those places. but for the last three years for the first time since the end of the cold war, europe has been a major challenge. and perhaps

. >> meanwhile, people on twitter are commenting on this story where we've seen hungary's finance ministryname check nouriel roubini has recommending a short position in the currency. he seems to get piled on a lot by the international community. but in this case in particular, they're looking to him a scapegoat. >> right now it looks like, though, u.s. markets tick a little higher at the -- well, we'll see. where are we? >> up 14, 15 points there on the dow jones industrial average. notable, again, if we're building off the five-year highs, you hear michael gurka. >> that's just about it for today's edition of "worldwide exchange." continue the countdown today for the opening of the markets stateside. "squawk box" will start in just a second with becky, joe and abdomen rye. oeshz, from kelly and i -- >> have a great day. see you back here tomorrow. where is flo? anybody know where flo is? are you flo? yes. is this the thing you gave my husband? well, yeah, yes. the "name your price" tool. you tell us the price you want to pay, and we give you a range of options to choose from. careful, th

hungary has a bigger army.that it has a fleet, a battle fleet -- the united states navy -- which is built around world war i-era battleships which has no real means of projecting power across the seas, let alone transoceanicly to europe. or, even more farfetched, across the pacific. and then he has an army air corpses, not each an air force, an army air corps which consisted of about 1500 planes, most of them biplanes and obsolete trainers whereas modern air force like germany's and britain's, we're talking 5,000, 6,000 modern war planes. and he suddenly realizes he's got to get this country ready for war. he's got to get this country ready to build the kind of force that it's going to be necessary to win this war, but how are you going to do it? where do you start? the navy and war departments have no clue. they went through the process in world war i, it had been a fiasco trying to take over factories and trying to place orders and decide what was going to be made. none of it arrived in time for our soldiers

hungry hungary has a better army. it has a battle fleet the united states navy we built around world war i era "battleship" what has no mean of projecting power. how are you going it? where do you start in the navy and war department have no clue. they went through the process of world war i had been a fiasco trying to take over factory and trying to place orders and decide what was going to made. none arrived in time for the soldiers fighting overseas. he faces a congress which is how they do it? world war i was the war to end all wars. so authorizations forget it. it's not going come for any kind of military buildup. hue are you going deal with the situation? where do you turn to transform the american military but also get the u.s. economy after at david depression geared up for the kind of production record? the place you turn is american business. that's what roosevelt did. roosevelt hated business, he despised businessmen. he campaigned two presidential elections against business blaming them for the depression.

. >>> in hungary, circus dancers ride camels and an elephant during a rehearsal for a show.is, a leopard print lamborghini displayed. hot shots, pictures coming in from around the world. >>> you may not be aware that there's an invasion going on off the coast of california right now, but an elusive creature of the sea. that's what's going on. cnn's miguel marquez is joining us now on the hunt for a flying squid. miguel, what's going on? >> this is a very rare event that we saw. and i did go hunting for squid. and you can bet your bottom dollar that miguel marquez always gets his squid. >> nice one, dude. >> reporter: it's a southern california squid frenzy. every night fishing boats packed to the gills set off to hunt for 2 to 3-foot long sometimes bigger squid. the sea here off dana point thick with krill, squid food, they make a fine squid steak, they are bizarre shooting ink in water as they fight to stay in the sea. >> yeah. >> when out of the water, they change colors, sometimes like a traffic light. >> this is what the squid hunters have come after, look at that. there

there's been slippage among our allies in france, what's happened in hungary with recent elections in the government changing, trying to change the constitutional protections. slippage in the ukraine with imprisoning their opposition. our roolingsshep -- relationship where other countries can be ma thure enough where we can build strong alliances and still raise critical concerns particularly when they violate the commitment they made. i just want to underscore your commitment to be able to raise these issues of concern to countries that we need to have good relations with on other issues that we will make a high priority. their commitment to live up to the basic human rights of their citizens. >> senator, let me say to you, i occasionally wrestled with that when i made a visit to one country or another and we have a primary objective and trying to get it done, but i never hesitated in any visit to raise human rights concerns. usually in the context of particular individuals where we are trying to get them out of a jail or trying to get themle out of the country, and i obviously will

hungry hungary has a better army. it has a battle fleet the united states navy we built around world war i era "battleship" what has no mean of projecting power. how are you going it? where do you start in the navy and war department have no clue. they went through the process of world war i had been a fiasco trying to take over factory and trying to place orders and decide what was going to made. none arrived in time for the soldiers fighting overseas. he faces a congress which is deeply deeply mired in isolation which has no interest at all in spending any kind of money for the united states. world war i was the war to end all wars. so authorizations forget it. it's not going come for any kind of military buildup. hue are you going deal with the situation? where do you turn to transform the american military but also get the u.s. economy after at david depression geared up for the kind of production record? the place you turn is american business. that's what roosevelt did. roosevelt hated business, he despised busi

support in the united states -- in many countries against the nets is, if you got now, ukraine, russia, hungary, dozens and dozens of nations are looking at the united states as an evil mention because tunnel men like this person -- gentleman like this person, " have lots of money and have more money than average americans, are going into these nations and promoting the homosexual lifestyle. in russia, they had a riot and had to shut down our professed homosexual demonstration in -- shut down a pro-homosexual demonstration because, was funded b -- was funded by american groups. and the law forbidding the adoption of russian children, a huge part of it was the homosexual lobby. russia was a communist nation, atheist, and these people take god serious now in these countries. host: richard, thanks for the call and thanks for adding your voice and perspective to the conversation. kevin cathcart. guest: i hardly know where to start, but first of all, there are gay people in every country in the world, and the movement for lgbt civil rights around the world are home run in these countries. they are n

slippage regarding our allies in france, with hungary.slippage of in the ukraine with imprisoning their opposition. our relationship to other countries can be mature enough where we can build strong alliances but still raise critical concerns, particularly if they violate commitment they made. we will make a high priority to their commitment to live up to the basic human rights of their citizens. >> i have occasionally wrestled with that when we have a primary objective and try to get that done but i have never hesitated in any visit to raise human- rights concerns. i will continue to do that as an esoteric clinton has. -- secretary clinton has. she has been diligent about it, and i intend to continue. >> let me mention, you mention darfur. the crisis was so severe. we still have concerns in the southern and blue nile. south sudan still has problems. burma, there has not been any progress made. i hope you will make these areas where there are humanitarian crises a highest priority to protect the safety of the people that lived in these ar

what's happened in hungary with recent elections and the government changing the constitutional protectionsand slippage in the ukraine with their opposition. so our relationship with other countries can be mature enough or we can build stronger license is, to raise a the final act applies in all three of those countries than we've seen deprivations. i went to underscore your commitment to raise these issues of concern that we need to have relations with that we will have a high priority their commitment to that of the basic human rights of citizens. >> let me just say to you, and occasionally wrestled that when i made a visit to one country or another primary objective to get it done. but i've never hesitated to raise human rights concerns. usually in the context of particular individuals or we try to get them out of jail or out of the country. i obviously will continue to do that as secretary clinton house. she's been diligent and i continue. >> you mentioned darfur were in your opening comments for the humanitarian crisis was so severe. south sudan still has problems. irma in november has

we are an outlier, below virtually all of these countries except poland and turkey and hungary, belowl on life expectancy. they are all above 78 and we're just below it. and wildly out of the grouping on cost. we are way higher cost than the grouping of all of our industrialized competitors. we are wild outliers in a very bad direction of high costs and poor outcomes. this is a stark and unsettling disparity of us from virtually all the other nations, and it's not to our benefit. so the real issue here, the fact that we have to deal with, is the cost and the performance of our health care system. another fact that i know the presiding officer is well aware of is how hard this is on american families. from 2000-2009, the average family premium for health insurance more than doubled from around $6,500 to more than $13,000. i can assure you, mr. president, the average family income did not double during that same period. unless maybe you were an average family on wall street. health care costs are a leading cause of family bankruptcy in this country. now, thankfully, the affordable care