include the ndi, include the iri. we were chatting before about that election.and it is one of the significant ways in which as we look ahead in latin america and elections, there is an important role for the international community. the international side, the clinton administration effectively signaled a long with wall street and other international financial markets, that the key was a good election, not with candidate a over candidate b. to win and that was effectively commuted. i simply want to then underline my agreement with the themes that both of you, cinnamon and as an senator rubio have indicated with regard to venezuela. the issues they are are not just whether one in general agrees or disagrees with hugo chavez, but the politicization of the electoral institutions, the aggressive intimidation of the press, including the shutdown of independent mass media organizations, the aggressive undercutting of the rights of civil society both under international human rights conventions and venezuela's own constitution, the intimidation of opposition political

so thank you, thank you, thank you. >> well, iris, you have a good time. see the world. ms. stephenson, such a pleasure to meet you that day. >> oh, mika, you have my heart. >> you had mine, too. >> you know what's interesting? as i was listening to iris speak and how you could speak to this, people at certain levels of life, us, we take so much for granted. you know, our ability to travel, our ability to purchase a pair of sneakers, whatever. and yet this will be a li life-altering xpeerngs for these kids. >> also. it will be great for them, for their families, for their community and frankly for our country. >> i think it's going to be amazing. i can't wait to hear about it. ms. stephenson, thank you so much. good luck in china. and, hal, before you go, i just want to talk to you a little bit about the economy and what's going on in washington, given your background in business and so much experience. what do you -- we're at a stalemate between entitlements and whether or not to raise taxes. what's your perspective as to what's going on in washington, gi

. >> it does a photo image of your iris and eyes. and then your face.ends it off to databases for criminals. if it goes off, you're screwed. now, if that would have happened to me, i would be -- the point is this is getting ridiculous. >> they couldn't get through the bloodshot eyes. >> they can go around doing that. here's the one that will get to you. and one that would have been in my lifetime terrible. in bars, in bars, they have an effort called downtown after dark. this is in -- whoever does this is -- fort collins, of course. >> that will be in your memoirs. >> yeah, i got it. anyway, they can link bars together, and if you've been in a bar fight someplace, you can't go to other parse. now, what the hell is that all about? >> i read this. what it says, let's say if you're unruly or obnoxious they will take your data and send it out to all the other bars, so when you stumble out or were escorted out as i was last sunday, if this existed in new york, i would have had no place to go after i was asked to leave a hotel bar sunday for calling a manager

meanwhile in buenos iris preparations are underway for sunday's call america final europe why are chasing their first sidle since one thousand nine hundred ninety five while opponents have not left of the trophy since nine hundred seventy nine year of why are expected to make one change from the side that be perusing the semifinals with paris returning from suspension it's the first time that so last the lessons have reached that final sense and nine hundred ninety nine though a win will see them become the most successful nation in called american history with fifteen titles and may feel very mediocre of allah says it's their big chance to make history. it doesn't mean a moment you know we have reached a big moment following along just involving qualifications the world cup and now the copa america it would be great to round off the shame of the successful final it would be great for everyone. manager gerardo martino also said that his team hope to make history in the cup america final against the world why on sunday the argentine will have to watch paraguayans first cup of final since n

go in there and get the iris scan done and take a photograph of your ear.ar is like a fingerprint, believe it or not. >> really. >> and what we're hearing is more numbers about how that's being used in the general populations in places like afghanistan and iraq. in afghanistan, for example, the "new york times" is saying 1.5 million afghans have been put into these databases. now, that's one in six males between a16 and 64. in iraq it's one in four males of fighting age, something like 2.2 million that are new in the databases available to u.s. and nato and local afghan forces. >> this is just to keep track of them in case in. >> all sorts of things. it's basically a terrorism thing, but it's also -- it gets -- it gets interesting in afghanistan where you've got a country there that does not have a history of birth certificates and driver's licenses. it's a way of people having an id database. in iraq it's -- it's used for prisoners as it is in afghanistan. also used for people who are working for the government, particularly those working on u.s. bases, do

the 40 police agencies plan to start using an iris and face scanner that slips over the iphone. it can match faces to a national criminal data base. >>> traffic fatalities are on the decline in california. traffic deaths dropped nearly 12% in 2010 from just over 3,000 to just over 2700. it is the fifth year in a row that number has declined. state officials say factors include increased enforcement, safer cars, and better road design. >>> the family of brian stow says doctors have performed emergency surgery on the injured paramedic. the surgery on monday drained what the family called massive amounts of fluid on stow's brain that caused him to suffer a seizure. the stow family says doctors inserted a filter tore drain the fluid. stow remains in serious condition at san francisco general hospital after being attacked outside dodger stadium back in march. >>> salvage crews today raised a crab boat that sank outside the golden gate last month. news chopper 2 was overhead this morning as crews used inflatable bags to lift the 49-foot denny lynn to the surface. three fishermen were

if you think about places like london iris or you'll recall that's a terrorist attacks over the years even a quite dramatic attack on a prime minister so has this attack on. members of his group who called him you call him necessarily have had such an effect in london or paris as perhaps enough i'm sure norway look has been very peaceful very quiet for a long time where if you like and he no involvement in the regions environs has always been houses miles away from their own country. or dr will mccants from the center for naval and i think has the help is of a global jihad who initially came with sponsibility for the attack and i retracted that statement he says european now facing a different kind of threat. the statement came out around ten thirty this morning us time. no one challenged it for several hours but then by the afternoon the same person who had posted the claim posted a retraction and apparently it seems that the forum administrator is where he posted the claim had gotten a free for him attributing it to this group helpers of the global jihad so he had to take down the s

that iris ok let's let's let's move forward to the end of this year brandon i'd like to go to you here do you see that there are elements of that within the pentagon and maybe even the white house and in baghdad that would use the excuse of possible tension between arabs and kurds to maine to maintain a an american presence a larger presence than what the americans agreed to a few years ago i mean we can't leave now because we'll be a civil war. i think it won't be an excuse i think there will be a strong request from the government of the kurdistan region together with some responsible arab politicians in baghdad for there to be a continuing arab and sari a continuing american presence mediating between the arab majority army in the south and the forces of the kurdish peshmerga in the north and i think that that will be essential to ensure that there's a stable resolution of the disputed territories if there's an american in a responsible american departure without the issue of the disputed territories having been resolved then there's a high likelihood of renewed conflict even if tho

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have claimed a record fifteenth goal by merit of title by beating paraguayan in the file in bonus iris world wide opened twelve minutes into the game of a full forward louis suarez receiving a pinpoint crossing the area and sending the ball boss to go up on his poor goal this is to the us now three minutes before my time they doubled their a bunch of intercepting the ball there before mom had scored in swell. and bring the crowd to the. i and at the end of the game for a long lead a brace out for a quick counterattack sealing the final score for email and historic success for europe why rivals often see no moving up townsend group bottles of water that's only meant fourteen times. oh you can't do anything today came here thinking today kate it's come to older players coaches and stuff that long the first full three caucuses because we don't then there would have been no number fifteen or you know . on to the russian game now where the premier league season resumed last week after a three week break and champions in its input as big narrowed the gap only this says col who play later tod

have claimed a record fifteenth copa america title by beating paraguayan in the file in both and us iris your wife opened twelve minutes into the game liveable four with louis suarez receiving a pinpoint crossing the area and sending the ball boss the goal keep up on his fourth goal this is two minutes now three minutes before half time they doubled their opponent and jumped into setting the ball. had been schooled in swell. finally ending the drought. and at the end of the game for a long time to brace outré quick counterattack sealing the final score of three male and historic success for europe why rivals often see no moving up talented group of potholes have won the tournament fourteen times. today came here thinking to dedicate this comp to all the players coaches and stuff that won the first full team copus because without them there would have been no number fifteen. on to the russian game now where the prime and existing regime last week after a three week break champions in the it's in pittsburgh narrowed the gap only this. says scott who play later today with sunday's victory a

infrastructure companies like russian railways and transnet now to discuss the issue i'm joined by ben iris editor in chief at business new europe magazine thank you for coming to the program ben now oh why are we seeing more companies on this property they should list all of the sudden you know i mean i think this is the list for the third time they've expanded the list in as many months and they're coming up with more and more the idea of the privatization was floated last year with initially ten companies but now i think we were up over twenty companies i mean the number the amount of money they're going to raise is going from something like thirty billion to one hundred twenty billion that's ten percent of g.d.p. but this isn't about the money necessarily i'm because russia has a budget deficit needs the money it's more of a modernization of taking companies inefficient companies away from state managers and putting them into the privatization sector and i believe very much this is where russia or is it in the early stages of privatization transition the state of a is a crucial role for

people drew was not with the who was with the period of completion and announces he's and then and iris i asked him to continue along that line of thinking and he said look if it's so great we would have a commissioner for on. handing things in greece i don't want to go as far as he was going but this is came from the parties and i have to say that i was stuck for words for at least ten seconds before i could conjure up enough strength to suggest that perhaps life would have been worse. or a mansion nazi occupation during all the arts part of that story of course was the nazis taking much of greece's gold gold in greece now amounts to one hundred eleven tons of gall and i've asked this question to few people. you know the history and the economics of greece well what i do have an estimate about how much call germany from greece during that occupation trade of world war two it's more than just a question of gold you have to remember that during the occupation the german authorities extract at the massively. new verdict comes from the coffers of the greek banking system or the occupied ba

to execute you so now you are talking about iris to me i mean if you do or three months ago you go to kill me and you are after me every day you are trying to to find me out to get me over there my brother so does the world number two just to tell you that it's a free card. a little while they are trying to negotiate with us a deal if you accept this deal we will take care of the court what does mean. is is controlled by those countries. which attack us every day it's just part of psychological and political pressure that you are charged by the international criminal court with the design in quotation as state policy aimed at deterring in quelling by any means including by the use of lethal force the demonstrations of civilians against gadhafi regime which started in february two thousand and eleven there's such a policy exist. among the accuse me of killing people everybody knows. they are accusing me of using force or because i'm not in the in the army i'm not in the government so for me to be responsible for killing people it was a big joke second to the people who died at the begi

ok so they're still working out the kinks on those last two features but the database and iris thing are our no joke but why don't we as watchdogs of government develop a similar application not just for cops but all public employees and accountability database a way to truly level the playing field and information gathering officer runs a red light to grab a burger documented eating donuts on the job we've got that on the list a cost of a journalist there's a record for them they've already got saurus for sex offenders so why not chorus for government offender recognition and information system see the idea is you could you could get this program on your phone and you could use it you could hold it up to the face of any government employee scanned their face and have it checked against the database that would tell you whether or not they could be trusted. nope. nope. it was quite a rap sheet of broken promises for this one and oh there's pictures for this one. oh yeah oh and yeah i know this d.-bag yeah. i really hope someone is able to make this happen. and in response to a rash of

iris issue they want to cooperate with hollywood so they've set up these warnings but they're also adamantly have adamantly repeated that they would not shut down a repeat offenders account so where do they stand only time is going to tell how much they really enforce these methods of combating piracy but is this move actually going to change anything or is it just more proof of this unofficial war against cyber stealing is hopeless even internet analyst say the idea of stopping people from stealing or sharing files sorry but that's just a fantasy congress is desperately attempting to make legislation that earning criticism and i as pieces are making this move just to appease hollywood and frankly i think we all know that internet users aren't going to stop they're just going to find a way to work around these warnings. now the latest chapter of wiki leaks versus the credit card companies many became hopeful the donations were being permitted once again to the organization so in iceland where all the money for wiki leaks flows through reports came out yesterday saying the donations that were

the rumors of design is that hot he was born in canada and his mother was the iris mann and father was canada. but the story went when she was pregnant, she went back home to quebec and had the baby there which if true meant chester arthur was not an american citizen because neither parents were and not born in the united states. we do not have the long or short form birth certificate. they put his name in the family bible and then tune was born in vermont i guess that was good enough to hold the title. grover cleveland was elected four years later always fascinated me for the fact what everybody knows, he served two, nine cassettes -- of nine consecutive terms it he won four years and then loud lost and came back witches and achievement in the american presidency. he had to be a pretty good politician. he screwed up than numbering for the president's party is number 22 in 24. one obama gave his inaugural address he said 44 people have now taken the oath of office in dallas that a party and i said 43 because grover is counted twice. shot up. nobody wants to hear about grover cleveland

. >> after visiting her son, iris will take beau will go to the women's unit to visit his mother. >> we see daddy, we see mommy. we do this ritual every weekend, every other weekend. takes a while to get through the lines and waiting on the lines. but i figure that it's worth it because if i was in here and i couldn't see my baby, i'd want someone to bring my baby to me. >> it's a little hard. i can't touch him. i haven't touched him since he was born. >> does he know where you are? >> i hope so. i think so. he sees me every weekend so i hope he does. >> oh, you look. you're ready, huh? >> i pray he does because he smiles and all smiles and that. but if not, when i get out, he will -- he will get to know me quickly. >> peek-a-boo. >> peek-a-boo with momma. >> going to play peek-a-boo. >> peek-a-boo. >> hi, momma. >> he's so happy. >> he is. he wakes up happy. >> it's really hard on me. it really is. ever since he was born, she's been taking care of him. it's a lot of work and i thank god for her every day and just hope this is all done and over with to help her and be able to be a mo

fisk, you have had -- iri has had a robust cuba program for many years. what do you think has worked -- what can we do in places like help civil society and help disseminate voices in and off the island? >> i believe the programs implemented, while they have had bumps in the road in implementation, have over time been able to overcome challenges presented by the cuban regime, specifically. in terms of continuing to make sure that the in the ngo world get information to the island, find opportunities to get cubans skills in terms of basic concept of democracies, and basic organizational skills -- in some cases where starting with very basics and some cases it is a pen to paper. the fundamentals are there in terms of how it works. the problem we run into is the fact that the regime as a very effective security apparatus, and the other issue we have is when we talk about calling attention to things and people, and a lot of individuals make a very tough decision. a u.s. ngo can always get up and leave the place. in terms of the fundamentals i think it is ther

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>>sley found one in five restaurant dishes has at least 100 cal iries for than what the restaurant sayseans when you look on the restaurant's website, you can't always believe what you read. >> one food had more than 1,000 calories more than it was supposed to. it was just shocking. >> urban and her colleague susan roberts wrote up findings in this week's journal of the american medical association. >> it's enormous. it shouldn't happen. >> several restaurants had dishes with a calorie count in the lab higher than what was on the restaurant's website including kip potely mexican grill where a bury the tote bowl had 249 more. the chicken and gokey soup from olive garden had 246 more calories and a chicken dish from boston market, 215 more calories. >> restaurants have got a lot to answer for. >> the national restaurant association points out on ample, the counts given by the restaurants are accurate. chipotle and observely garden told us their dishes are cooked from krach kra which means calories may vary. roberts says those extra calories add up. >> if you have 100 calories more than yo

that allows an officer to snap a picture of someone's face from up to five feet away or scan their iris for up to 6 inches a way. the database has been going for about 4 years and it has been installed in 47 states. the hand held system cost $3,000. the whole system costs $10,000. >> you look notice camera man the matter of seconds the true identity and all of the criminal records come back. >> reporter: the massachusetts sheriff's department has the system and they say it's a game changer. alisyn: critic don't like it because they say it's an invasion of privacy somehow. >> reporter: the courts have yet to rule on this innovation. but the privacy advocates say using the can can amount to an illegal search without a warrant. >> we think there should be rules and regulations that govern the way police use these things. >> despite the challenge it will be distributed more widely in the next few months. but once the recognize data is mamped or cleared. no record of the image or identifying information is stored. bill: new word on americans being recruited to al qaeda-linked groups. how ser

smartphone, and that allows officers to just snap a picture of a face up to five feet away or even scan the irisan eye six inches away, and it does an immediate search to see if there's any match of those into a criminal records database. that database has actually been building for four years, now, and the system has already been installed in 47 states. but the handheld system for officers is new, and they can have it at the cost of $3,000. >> you don't need to know the name, the date of birth, the social security number, you don't need to know anything. you simply need to ask them, look in the camera, and in a matter of seconds their true identity and all of their criminal record comes back. >> it really has been a game changer, and what it's going to allow us to do is it's going to allow us to know with a great level of certainty, number one, who it is that we're taking in when we book them in, and who it is on the other end of that sentence that we're releasing. >> reporter: now, law enforcement's excited about it, but you can expect challenges in the courts. they haven't ruled yet, but priv

. >> we'll head to are iry for some of the best clam chowder never where.ravino, owner of iggy's ch clamboy's will show us some chowder. >>> both sides rested their case in the caseiest'ant casey anthony case. >> reporter: another bombshell. prosecutor attorney said to prove the possible means by which 2-year-old caylee anthony died. searches made weeks before her daughter died. >> the smell of this evidence has been the feature of this whole thing. >> reporter: proving premeditation could be vital to a prosecution case hipderred by a lack of direct evidence there is no smoking gun, no witness to the crime, and no official cause of death, a point the defense capitalized on in the opening statements. >> the defense exhibit d.o. >> reporter: the defense claims kalie drowned in the family's swimming pool and george anthony helped casey hide the body only one witness, george's alleged former mistress. >> he told me it was an accident that snowballed out of control. >> reporter: on the stand george repeatedly denied the affair, the drowning and allegations that

and that allows an officer to snap a picture of someone's face from up to five feet away or scan an iris from up to 6 inches away, and then they can do an immediate search of a database. the database actually growing for about four years now, and it's been installed in 48 states. the handheld system costs $3,000. >> you don't need to know the name, the date of birth, the social security, you don't need to know anything. you just ask them to look in the camera, and in a matter of seconds their true identity comes back. >> a game changer. and what it's going to allow us to do is it's going to allow us to know with a great level of certainty, number one, who it is that we're taking in when we book them in and who it is, on the other end of that sentence, that we're releasing. >> reporter: a game changer, says the sheriff. courts have yet to rule on the innovation, but privacy advocates argue that using these scans can amount to an illegal search without a warrant. >> we think that there should be some rules and regulations in place that govern exactly how the police use these things so that

a bill to do away with a lot iry for the u.s. visa heading to the house.mmigrants take part in that lottery every year, hoping to get one of 50,000 visas. the supporters of the bill say the current lottery system is subject to fraud and could be exploited by terrorists. >>> as a new guideline on breast cancer screening now recommends that women get yearly mammograms starting at the age of 40. now, the guidelines come from the american college of obstetricians and gynecologists. but another major group suggested waiting until age 50. experts suggest women should talk with their doctors and start mammograms earlier if they have risk factors for breast cancer. a marine will be awarded the medal of honor. dakota myer will be the first living marine in 41 years to get the nation's highest award for valor. >>> it's the end of an era this morning as the final shuttle of the 30-year program touched down in florida this morning just before dawn. several thousand spectators gathered at the kennedy space center to welcome "atlantis" and the crew of four back to earth

we know that although corporations cut the text -- cut the checks to the iris, corporations do not always pay the taxes, people do. so which people -- shareholders, employees? the most recent research seems to indicate that a substantial percentage of the burden of the corporate tax is borne by employees in the form of lower wages by employees. in addition to where the burden of the corporate income tax truly falls, i think it is important for this committee to focus on how the corporate tax system encourages the use of debt rather than equity. if a corporation is in need of additional funds, our current tax system encourages the corporation to borrow money rather than raise money by raising their issuing stock. how is that? in making any interest payments on the borrowing deductible, whereas any dividends paid are not deductible? from a business standpoint, the increased use of debt by corporations makes a corporation more vulnerable to the risk of bankruptcy and other downturns in the economy. dividends not being deductible means that corporate profits are taxed twice -- once at the cor