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imo because for example we have no fields as a mother the mother when we proposed to our government to construct good water supply lines for our crops it's like talking to defeat is if we have appealed to the government many times. the government of kenya has utterly abandoned this district there are no roads water or electricity the state of kenya has built absolutely nothing. so it is true that part of the country. would be in. continuous famine relief because that is literally true development going on because all buckwild we are bad we have. to know eighty ninety percent of the people not going out to the night so it is a mentor chided for the country. we hoping that with a new constitution would up with will develop because the module of my generation the people and the kind of communities have the country. it is obvious that the government of kenya prefers to ask for help from abroad in order to feed the starving turkana instead of doing infrastructure and development work in the area. millions of kenyan from us producing green. must it becomes difficult for a bureaucrat who want

cell phone unlocking and imo privacy. thank you for your time. -- and e-mail privacy. .oining us now is justin amash berbers and attempt before we sucked specific legislation, what was your he -- representative, what was your opinion on specific legislation what was your reaction? >> i was outraged. we had feared it was going on. we did not have strong evidence. in the first time we are seeing the government is overreaching and collecting phone records from americans might not just journalists, but all americans. in trying to use it to track our whereabouts -- and trying to use it to track our whereabouts. what reaction to that, legislatively have you propose? what's with introduced the toll for records -- >> we have introduced the telephone records protection act. it will require a court order. i have worked on a bill with the ranking member of the judiciary committee and well put together a bill called the liberty act. what we try to do is narrow the scope of the patriot act so we are only targeting people who are under

actually gone down and if lads' mags a deemed to be harassment then how long before fashion magazines and imo ties ng images deemed to be harassment as well and what's to stop men from being offended by pictures of naked males also on the covers of other magazines playboy carry on the law. and and. well there are more stories on our website r.t. dot com including the rage of thousands in france. furious protests follow the death of a teenaged left wing activist was a random attack or a case of liberal politics breeding far right extremism read the details on our website. also there are some parts of the world may have to brace themselves for a months long blackout the sun could soon reach a peak of activity frying electric lines all over the planet on the bright side though spectacular auroras are also forecast. violence between palestinians and israelis has become a common occurrence in the occupied lands of the west bank meanwhile inside israel authorities say citizens of an e nationality are treated equally arabs back to defer saying not enough is being done to economically integrate them

questions it's i was curiosity is a part of me i've never gotten over wondering why people do what they do imo when i was nine years old i got on a bus and i would ask the bus driver why do you want to drive a bus. why do you do this i'm still that way if you sit next to me on an airplane i ask questions what why do you do this why are you an accountant and as soon as the us or if it's every day in my life is just part of my d.n.a. to watch other interviewers i mean what you're experienced can you see something and say oh i got out of never thought of that myself i watch other end of his other thing i don't like i don't like interviewers who talk about themselves. are i never use the word i when i did interviews i. i love my ego at the door and i'm a saying it as a rule and saying you should do that but for my own personal thing i always felt that the guest counted the guess was more important than me because knew more than i did for i was interviewing a lawyer he knew more about law was interviewing a government official i'd never been a government official was that having a doctor i don't kn

talks in geneva the syrian opposition has already failed to commit to turning up political analyst imo walk off explains why the rebels are refusing to negotiate weakening the rebels on the ground may actually be a positive thing in any political dialogue or a new political negotiations because those people have the power to stifle or kill any political process to their aura of invisibility should be reduced it could be for the political representatives of the opposition to have any meaningful say in a negotiation table and actually being able to keep their words afterwards but as long as there are promises of weaponry and support towards those rebels on the ground without that they won't go to the table or the more told in fact with the ideology behind what they're been doing since the very beginning especially. affiliated groups they are not interested in negotiating with the regime anymore or the syrian government at all they see it as an infidel regime that must be toppled no matter what or the syrian issue was also addressed by the russian president during his q. and a session wit

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they put that out saying when they are no longer imoing to unconditionally cooperate. starts the investor panic. in a sense, it's interesting that those subpoenas came out with a time, i don't know, looks suspicious; right? just as investors had to make up the mind about redeeming shares. in a sense, if they don't charge him, you can make the case that the government helped put him out of business. now, you can make the other case is that he goo put out of business based on the suspicion that he's a bad guy. >> well, this goes back to -- >> the suspicion, the suspicion. it's scary. >> ray donovan, the secretary of labor, was cleared, and excuse me, sir, which office do i go to to get my resignation. >> what's scary. they are about to nail him, they have everything, i don't know, i'm not in the room, and, by the way, i heard from the government sources that a lot of this stuff you read in the papers turns out not to be totally accurate on this thing. liz: what a surprise. >> i'm fighting for information like everybody else, but from what i heard, a lot of this stuff is,

that's imo quoit is here without. so is the man that runs gibson guitars.have the man who is putting that company on the deathwatch. ♪ ♪ stuart: i have a number for you. they came in at a 49 reading. lowest in a long time. taking some steam out of the dow. am i right saying that? charles: absolutely. stuart: this is bad news on the economy. the atlantic fed tells peter barnes that we are getting close to a time where the ends of money printing can be considered. peter barnes is right here right now in new york city. we are getting close to the time where we can talk about and consider printing less money. peter: yes. leaving plenty of wiggle room to go either way. we have a soundbite from him. stuart: let's hear exactly what he said. >> i think we are approaching a period in which it could be considered. ttat is not to say june meeting, but we are approaching a period where it can be safely considered based upon the momentum of the economy and based upon accreting confidence in the economy. stuart: that would suggest not good news about the market. hinting

international overseeing body, international maritime organization, the imo, can isse only recommendationsied for tougher regulations of the cruise industry, with little results. >> when you are in a world of their own, you can do exactly what they want, and that's exactly what they do. >> reporter: since companies fly foreign flags, they don't have to abide by strict u.s. regulations, even though they carry mainly u.s. passengers and operate out of u.s. ports. >> and not subject to u.s. labor laws. >>> ahead on "starting point," hln nancy grace goes behind bars to shed light on jodi arias' life in jail. a preview of the report, just ahead. you're watching "starting point." (girl) what does that say? (guy) dive shop. (girl) diving lessons. (guy) we should totally do that. (girl ) yeah, right. (guy) i wannna catch a falcon! (girl) we should do that. (guy) i caught a falcon. (guy) you could eat a bug. let's do that. (guy) you know you're eating a bug. (girl) because of the legs. (guy vo) we got a subaru to take us new places. (girl) yeah, it's a hot spring. (guy) we should do that. (guy vo)

the overseeing body called the international maritime organization, the imo, can issue only recommendationssenator jay rockefeller has lobbied for tougher monitoring of the cruise industry and got little for his efforts. >> in a world of their own. and when you're if a world of your own, you can do what you want. and that's exactly what they do. >> reporter: he says because the companies fly the foreign flags, they don't have to abide by strict u.s. regulations even though they operate out of u.s. ports and carry mainly u.s. passengers. drew griffin, cnn, atlanta. >>> the parents of an ohio newborn are crediting 911 dispatchers for helping them deliver the baby over the phone am james dean called for an ambulance monday night. by then it was way too late. his wife was in labor and starting to give birth. they told james to stay put and deliver the baby at home instead of rushing jennifer to the hospital by car. >> my wife is in labor. oh, my god! i can see the head. he's crowning! >> listen, this is what you need to do. she needs to lay down. >> he wasn't waiting. he's here. he's healthy. t

looking for the imo, here and around $22.50 the last i heard. >> yes, bob, that is a lot of land forer, and hma is the symbol or the health management associates, and it is, as you can imagine, from the name operates a lot of the general acute hospitals and other health care facilities and generally in nonurban areas, and a shareholder in the form of glenview capital management, and run by a friend of mine i should point out to be fair, and that is larry robins who has had a significant stake or i should say always had an interest in the hospital-related companies, but in this one, glenview is getting active in part responding to some of the things that have gone on at the company for example putting in a poison pill when it said and by the way, in error when it said that glenview might go up at 75% stake, and that is not correct, they remain at 15.24%, and they said, get rid of the pill. we can't go up from here. now, they can or i should say any shareholders can act by written consent, and there is no stag guard for it. this is a company that no longer has a ceo at this point or he