without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union which will be under central control. and the death toll from flooding that's been raging in southern brazil has reached at least twenty two still there five people are missing and more than three hundred were left homeless in a town south of the country's largest city sound hollow but flooding was caused by a last week's torrential rains which caused a local river to burst its banks and the water destroyed several dams further complicating the rescue effort in the area. as the saying goes there's no place like home but for some there's no country they can call by that name hundreds of thousands of people in latvia have so-called alien passports even though they've never lived anywhere else the only way for them to get equal rights with full citizens is a naturalization test intended for immigrants all scott takes up the story. but at the moment non-citizens have limited rights we can't vote can't occupy government positions or be policeman or lawyers in total there are ninety differen

internet service providers will be required to join an internet union which will fall under central control. strong winds and the scorching temperatures of fueling wildfires across the australian state of new south wales three homes have been destroyed with flames reaching forty metres high a raging out of control in the east of the state a small town there has already been evacuated emergency warnings are in place for some areas with more than ninety blazes still raging. as the saying goes there's no place like home. there's no country they can cool by that name hundreds of. thousands of people in latvia have so-called alien passports even though they've never lived anywhere else the only way for them to get equal rights with full citizens is a naturalization test which is actually intended for immigrants artie's paul scott investigates you guys when you mean it but at the moment non-citizens have limited rights we can't vote can't occupy government positions or be policeman or lawyers in total there are ninety differences in november alexander invited un secretary-general ban ki moon to l

without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union under central control. of iraqi blood that's left up to thirty dead in militant violence seventeen died more than seventy wounded as multiple bombings rocked baghdad in the west of the city a jail was seized by gunmen leading to the escape of dozens of prisoners this after six were killed in a suicide blast and shelling in a restive anbar province outside the capital. a new phrase capitol here clashes erupted between pro and anti-government activists violence broke out when government supporters tried to push back protesters blocking one of the main streets this just days after president yannick hope which signed into law a bill banning similar rallies demonstrations have a grip here for nearly two months after the rejection of a trade agreement with the e.u. . latvia may be europe's fastest growing economy but it's also that use youngest and poorest member the sharp bends on the road to prosperity have proved too much for thousands of professionals who are leaving the country artie's

the need for a court order if passed internet service providers would be required to join the internet union under central control. taliban suicide bombers killed twenty one people at a restaurant popular the experts and officials in the afghan capital of russian citizen three u.n. workers in a representative of the international monetary fund remain with their guards killed two government tried to storm. visit clashed with spain's capital dread they gathered in solidarity with people protesting a road project in the country's north which they say will displace the poor and drain public funds so the diety rallies across spain have already forced a suspension of the project. type protest is located the place sage q. in bangkok now just a day after a bomb injured twenty eight demonstrators at least eight people have died since unrest aimed at forcing the government to step down first began back in november but the prime minister insisted the solution to the crisis will be a snap election in february. which is here from india peed at the funeral of a revered spiritual leader of mumbai's killed

without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union it's called and central control. protest is a blockade that the police h.q. in bangkok just a day after a bomb injured twenty eight demonstrators at least eight people have died since unrest aimed at forcing the government to step down first started back in november the prime minister insists the only solution to the crisis will be a snap election in february. in india a stampede at the funeral of a revered spiritual leader a mom by has killed at least eighteen people authorities said the turnout was much greater than that expected made mittie that they've failed to control the flow of mourners instance sadly like these are relatively common last october more than one hundred people were killed stampeded into temple. here may be europe's fastest growing economy but it's also the e.u.'s youngest and poorest member now the sharp bends on the road to prosperity of program too much for thousands of professionals who are leaving paul scott met one who says government negligence is to blame

without the need for a court order if passed internet service providers will be required to join an internet union under central control. type protest is a blockaded the place h.q. in bangkok just a day after a bomb injured twenty eight demonstrators at least eight people have died since unrest and forcing the government first started back in november problems too and sisterly solution to the crisis will be a snap election in february. in india a stampede that they are all over revered spiritual leader in mumbai killed at least eighteen people authorities said the turnout was greater than it expected to fail to control the flow of mourners instance like these are relatively common sadly last october more than one hundred people killed in a stampede to the temple. coming up next the highlights from the olympic torch is record breaking journey on its weight if you're watching out international if you're in britain evening to you we get special program few going on the ground lined up with afshin rattansi. because he doubted states is the big dog the only hyper power and the cultural driving force of

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internet. rethink possible. >>> just in, one of the two unions negotiating with bart has approved the new labor agreement with the agency. voting totals haven't been released but they have approved the other union will vote sometimes next week. new details about the amber alert. police have given us this picture of the possible suspect, his name, david douglas. this seven-year-old was last seen wearing a pink sweater and gray pants. police say a man grabbed the child and forced her into a car. the mother tells police she tried to stop it but the suspect pulled out a rifle and the suspect and possibly a get-away driver sped away. we'll continue follow the story. >>> brutal weather gripping the northeast today. this is columbus circle west of central park in new york city. 6 inches of snow fell in the city. but that's not the worst. long island, 8 inches of snow forcing cancellations at the eight port. in fargo, north dakota, several accidents on the road. in winnipeg, canada, cars were frozen to the ground, all of it wreaking havoc on air travel in sfo, just one of many airports impacted. how are the delays lo

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alleged violations of privacy without the need for cole told it cost internet says providers will be required to join an intimate union the simple control. my protest is a bookcase in the place taking in a bad cold. just a day off from holding to twenty eight demonstrates is that the same people at the lights and some rest and forcing the government had done to stop it back in november. but mr insisted the solution to the crisis will be a snap election in favor the stampede at the funeral of the revered spiritual leader in mumbai skilled at least eighteen people the focus of that and it was great to that effect. they failed to control the flow when this instance might be the truth of the palm sunday last october more than a hundred people killed in a stampede. next the highlights from the pink towards his record breaking kitty on it's way too salty. if what she opted to not know is that of britain evening to you with a special program feud going on the ground lined up with action which is in season off the room. because united states is a dog. the only hyper power and cultural driving force of globalization. it takes

internet. you know how i know it? the european union funded it. they tried in world war i, didn't work. world war ii, we almost all died and it didn't happen. world war 3 and it is happening again. >> my worry is with the robot web there will be a lot of robot anonymous commentary. like your power supply sucks. >> but they will use human names. they will hide behind the humans. >> jeremy felledman. >> your tube is unfunctional. >> why can't humans and robots get along? >> it can never happen. the robots will exceed our intelligence. >> they catch a virus and then get all warped. >> we will have sex with the robots. they will have a robo-bot. half robot and half human, but also black. >> a racist, black robot. >> by the way -- >> the white man's nightmare. >> and they are robots. you can't destroy them. >> just like our president. >> brobots if you will. please return my e-mails. >> it was a long day. i had to deal with issues on the other show. >> okay. >> you would if he was a black robot. >> i would say the girls and not dana. aim right? >> we'll be back. female announcer: female anno

. >> now that we enter the european union, because we obviously did not obey the commitments -- >> they track the boat through the internet>> the northern explorer is heading north. the owners do not want us filming on board, so there's only one way to get a closer look. we head out to record the first such aerial footage of the northern explorer at work, dragging it sonic gun array across the adriatic. far from the public gaze, this ship is mapping out where the best oil and gas reserves are. the mission is said to cost almost 8 million euros, but the project was awarded without a legal bidding procedure, probably in violation of eu laws . the surveying company will not say who is paying for it, and neither will croatia's economics minister. >> i have names, but i do not want to share that with you. >> why is that? >> the government says the drilling is in croatia's interests. >> i expect croatia will be the country selling the gas. the industry of croatia will have the cheaper gas in the region because if you have five times more gas on the territory then you need. >> croatia has been battling an economic recession for

. >> now that we enter the european union, because we obviously did not obey the commitments -- >> they track the boat through the internet>> the northern explorer is heading north. the owners do not want us filming on board, so there's only one way to get a closer look. we head out to record the first such aerial footage of the northern explorer at work, dragging it sonic gun array across the adriatic. far from the public gaze, this ship is mapping out where the best oil and gas reserves are. the mission is said to cost almost 8 million euros, but the project was awarded without a legal bidding procedure, probably in violation of eu laws . the surveying company will not say who is paying for it, and neither will croatia's economics minister. >> i have names, but i do not want to share that with you. >> why is that? >> the government says the drilling is in croatia's interests. >> i expect croatia will be the country selling the gas. the industry of croatia will have the cheaper gas in the region because if you have five times more gas on the territory then you need. >> croatia has been battling an economic recession for

internet. [laughter] well, i do think that it's interesting that the union is trying to force this change and they and convince him him him him that this really bad idea. but at the end of the day are they hurting themselves. >> people can finish up their career. in postal rates are going up. it will be the second increase in a year. gerri: what should be done with the postal service interview? i know you study the a number of different ways. >> i would say let's put all of these countries. >> you look at other services that have evolved even though the u.s. postal service is still in operation. >> they have a monopoly below certain costs. it's not a real private company. gerri: i feel like what the postal service does come out a lot of times they serve an industry that is assisting retailers and that is what they are doing at this point. >> i think they are assisting garbage haulers. because that's what they seem them that went. [laughter] gerri: it's great to see you. we appreciate your time. i spoke with megyn kelly about changing her career last week. how to remake the personal identity as wel

sandra: the state of the union is becoming less relevant in the internet age. 0 or 30 years ago. i think everyone tuned into previous president obama state of the union addresses and we never learn anything new, no ground is ever broken. people have started to tune them out as boring and don't watch. charles: that is more to the point. even people who backed president obama aggressively over the last few years feel like there is nothing new and the president has since lived up to many of his grand scheme that all. >> wake of the next morning to hit the highlights n.c.a.a. points, some of this stuff was a retread from prior speeches. to like a fire in the u.s. economy hitting a wall with his agenda. charles: there was nothing outside of highlighting the heroic army, the guy in the army, that was the only unifying moment of the whole thing. sandra: they sound like a campaign speeches and everything. charles: every time he speaks it does. tell me something positive. i wrote earlier in the week, he should have seen wolf of wall street. at least this guy went -- took

revealed that emails text messages phone calls and internet activity of citizens across the globe have been hoovered up. most people agree the european union's data protection rules with the best in the war most rigorous the spy agency the n.s.a. and in the u.k. basically just mean ignoring all those rules and just taking everything they want after it was revealed that the n.s.a. had intercepted angela merkel's phone calls it became clear that even the german chancellor is a new. spin. is spying among friends does not work at all we need trust among partners in this trust needs to be restored now obviously. data is not very protected otherwise those scandals would not have occurred whether it was germany whether it was in brussels in the know in france. it's not only the politicians and individuals but it's also and to prizes that are that are threatened according to edward snowden's latest leak the national security agency isn't just gathering intelligence for national security purposes but indulging in industrial espionage as well he cited germany's engineering firm siemens as one target and still no admission from the top i can give assur

are playing environmental rallies and union halls and coffee shops and smaller concert halls, and spreading that word through twitter and facebook and using the internet, i think it's a huge advancement. >> well, john nichols, through your journalism you're talking to some of those communities of interest today, what is going on now and when you would have seen pete seger rally to a cleaner river or end of a vietnam war or the human rights acts in the 60's. >> remember, he was born before radio was in popular usage, and came of age before television was in popular usage, and yet passed away in the digital era. this is an important thing to talk about. you're getting at something that is vital here ray. it is true what annie and bill say, we have different platforms that we can reach people that we might not have reached in the past. but that broad communication that you saw for a period in the 60's and 70's, it is harder to bring people together and get them on the same page. but i think music is vital here. i have to tell you i was at the wisconsin protest in 2011 when hundreds of thousands of people came out in bitter cold weather, and some of the m

internet bubbling percolating at that time. here is the thing, the perspective you won't hear about in the "state of the union" coming tuesday night. that is why is this economy creating mix jobs, the low-paying job? that is the problem with income and story behind income and equality that president will hammer tuesday night. low paying jobs replacing high-paying jobs in this economy. that is the structure problem. >> go back to the clinton era reforms. not just bill clinton. it was the era. ought there by replicans who proposed this in the first place. there were specific requirements, work requirements. there were time limits put on welfare. aren't those a good thing? didn't it change welfare and aren't we going against it now? >> it did change healthcare. nationwide it went down sharply. on food stamps, the time to tighten up, david, is when people feel the economy is moving again. that is tax reform, monetary reform and healthcare reform. >> rich, the fact is tha the reforms they had 1 years ago focused specifically, they had 12 definitions of work. the definitions have been so modified by the obama administration. >> look, we

internet. rethink possible. >>> tonight on a second look we're examining ronald reagan years. in part three of the series, he examined reagan's talk with the soviet unionand what he had to say in his farewell address to the nation. >> reporter: ronald reagan passes in public to private life. he did so through artifice, charm, his own belief of what this country should be and the need to feel good about ourselves that seemed to permeate. he did it for all eight years an establishment in and of itself. but what besides longevity would be the center piece of the ronald reagan presidency. will it be the warming between the united states and soviet union. he pumped $2 trillion into the military. it would have been a persuasive negotiating. the treaty calls for the dismantling of all russian missiles. the man who once called the soviet union the evil empire had done a turn around. early in his administration it was telling the country it could survive a nuclear war. hardly good news. >> what can we think about a yet so callusly and quickly commit a terrorist act. >>> when the russians shot down a korean air carrier, his statement would very scantily. who can

internet. this is something called the international telecommunications union. international telephone and satellite system. last year they tried to assert control over how the internet is coordinated and how its standards are developed. it's a u.n. body, so it is a block of governments. one government, one vote. they came close to doing this, but another bloc of governments, democratses, working with companies, working with suicides, fought back -- citizens fought back. because now the way the internet is coordinated is pretty decentralized. it involves engineers, companies, a lot of nongovernmental institutions. and there was an effort to say governments need to reassert sovereignty over the internet. it was blocked last year, but unfortunately, because of the nsa revelations, a lot of the governments that were actually voting for a more democratic, decentralized internet are starting to rethink. and they're starting to talk about something called data sovereignty which means that governments are now discussing new laws that would require if a web service, an i

internet. dr. ponemon earned his master's degree from harvard and ph.d at union college in schenectady new. he also attended the doctoral program at carnegie mellon university. we welcome you all and look forward to your expert testimony. mr. kennedy, will you leaders often? >> thank you, mr. chairman. good morning to everybody in the house science and technology committee, to the honorable mr. smith as both ranking member, ms. johnson but it's great to see you folks again as with all of the other ranking members here today. i appreciate your time to hear us discuss the issues with the healthcare.gov security concerns as was the consequences around the stolen identities. what a want to start off with is to me this is not a political issue. i take no political party stands. i have no particular. for me personally this is a security issue. working in the security industry for over 14 years as was thing a number of years iraq and afghanistan my testimony today is to talk about the issues with security, and that's it. when i talk about the issues we see today its base of expertise of working in

union address last night. between the official response, the adapted spanish language response, the tea party response, the rand paul response and the internet, we're talking high volume respondage. there may be money you haven't seen yet. worry not, we're here to help you with the best caught on camera responses to the state of the union address and/or annoying screechy college kids. >> god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. >> welcome back to washington. we are awaiting the republican response. >> the republicans offered four responses. >> good evening. good evening. >> tonight we honor america. >> is that santa claus? >> it is saj ta clause. we're going to be listening to santa claus tonight. >> the ticket for the middle class is not higher taxes. >> the president talks a lot about income equality. >> obama care all by itself is an inequality godzilla. inequality godzilla. >> is that santa claus? >> i appreciate what the president said tonight. >> mr. president, where are the jobs. >> none of those americans are asking the question, where are the jobs? >> we have not gotten into the worst part of this storm yet. >> on

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internet. technology, d.n.a. there's two sides of technology of banking that marries together. investors include google, recently, but recently a large round of finances, but early investors like china and union square venturers. on the last aspect which is partnerships there are a number of exciting partnerships, including partnerships with banks that could be associated with the transformation of the industry. >> i can appreciate that lending club may have worked well. sounds like you have a plan in place. we have to leave it there. the ceo of lending club, congratulations on your success. third year in a row. congratulations to you and your staff. we look forward to keeping track of your future success. >> our question for today - target is dropping health care coverage for part-time workers. is it fair? why or why not. tweet us and follow us or leave us a demonstrate on facebook. if you want to see more about tonight's stories, log on to the website. aljazeera.com/realmoney. >> the national league championship game, the sup super-boesuper bowl will be held just across from here. next week in the lead-up there'll be parties, concerts and a fan festival in manhattan. according to tax docume

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and so forth the internet remains the most powerful tool for the spread of freedom in the world today. similarly sixteen percent of imports came from illegal fishing. the european union is ironically taking fish from some of the poorest nations on earth so this is a very serious and very urgent problem that needs immediate international action. with the territorial waters of the fish they load the fish on to the ships and leave. illegal fishing just taking the bread out of our mouths. much of your advice is centered around the negative aspects of american culture example mindful eating social inning of voiding of snacks how much of an influence do you think this american culture has on the rest of the while incredible. six of the two things. in the world the snake. the food. all the countries worldwide. right see. first straight shooters and i think picture. on a reporter's. instrument. the enemy. on. the field. it's going to be fourteen everywhere the new years enjoyed a spectacular welcome across the globe with crowds of revelers bringing it in times like times. president putin because the city of volgograd mourning the victims of successive suicide bombings for a