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and i just thought, james, are you okay? >> but james is not okay. the pilot's oxygen valves are flooding and they have to reach the surface fast in order to survive. >> the drill was that chris goes out through the floor of the boat first. which is now the top of the boat. >> they can barely see each other, and communication is impossible. james realizes that chris is still inside the cockpit. >> i realize that chris hadn't gone. i didn't want to pop my belts and go out for fear chris then doing the same thing at the same time. >> as the water levels rise, there's no time to waste. james releases his safety belt and pushes the escape hatch open. a mounted exterior camera has survived the crash and records the desperate scene as james tugs at chris to follow him out. >> did have a hold on him as we came out of the cockpit and then i let go. >> after agonizing seconds, james reaches the surface. >> i was desperate to see that he'd come out of the boat because, you know, you can imagine him stuck in a boat and maybe injured and can't get out, whatever.

are they saying james go on and take these guys on head to head? >> it's not about competition. it is about seeing an opportunity, i think. there's a sense that certain large coffee companies are occupying the middle ground instead of a higher groundanymore. enthe higher ground looking at what's happened with the amount of income slowing towards the top of society, the higher ground i think to a lot of people is what's interesting and profitable now. so there's this investment in -- not the modification of luxury but bringing out luxurious thing that cost $5 that makes people happy to more people. >> there's a niche as america gets richer -- >> america is not getting richer. >> areas of san francisco get richer, that maybe the niche is the let's market to the people who can afford it? >> exactly. the happy thing for my industry is a lot of people can afford -- you've come in with $3 and send you out with a delicious highly crafted impeccable beverage. >> back to scale, that's going to be one of the problems. if it takes you longer to make the cup of coffee, you can only serve so

james i just feel that you're. about ready to be done and. all of care of all of the guys are having a lovely time but they're also working very hard with having a great time with weather considerably more with moscow but i don't think anybody's going to come home with a toy. fair enough notice and go if i can before we head back out of sorts i don't have a chat with. host of our two world international sports can you talk to us just a little bit we haven't got much time but a little bit about the russian team and who got your eye on what we have the biggest russian team has ever been to win two games two hundred twenty three athletes and of course the star of the games as he's been so many times before it is yet. pushing here is almost like a cinderella story this time around thirty one years old been injured was in changed as to whether or not he would take part he took part of the russian nationals who came second to an eighteen year old then he couldn't compete at the europeans and we thought he's not going to make it he did a behind closed doors trial now he's the darling

interviews about the expulsions put in positions are clear in europe was the victim in the game i apply the rules and lives in people like that. bill james politicians are also responding to see this as fears about beneath the tourism which has become a hot topic within the eu will the member states worry they'll be overrun with what immigrants from eastern europe. right off the lists keeps tearing up fears of mass migration. but that's simply not the case. silly giggling his lawyer feels that bill jones extradition policies go too far the units in the team is who we are encountering increasingly restrictive policies towards foreigners it's very regrettable slowly but surely it's assuming the traits of a witch hunt against foreigners who the new. but bill james the interior ministry denied such allegations. it says no one is being expelled automatically careful checks are made and favorable consideration taken. this sets the scene of the policy is to view each case individually. that means we look at the social situation the family situation and the number of years. this person has been in belgium this went on and in its trunk open. the

there is this attempt on the part of the director of national intelligence james clapper to imply the journalists who are reporting on the snowden documents are a compasses to a crime -- my understanding from a confidential source in the intelligence community is that james clapper two weeks before he publicly used that term of accomplice, that he also said in a top-secret classified briefing within the intelligence community sort of floating it. mike rogers also has just been on a rampage against journalists

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own james ones are fourteen promises we alternate in the exhilarating winter sports and on into social media and youth and now i make seven zero in on the last of our local news team for sochi twenty four take. on oxy. those homes for ford to use blood sure. was a cause i could get in school that didn't want to go in. and do find the. steward came to the really become of history no c.e.o. should be building up. a car from a home very good home. very good home i want to live on the street. i learned i learned i went to the horse school marks because that's what this is an issue very wise to life and people. can read right away. i mean with this bitterness where you just put everybody where the media not i just admit it you are saying. one side of my lowly outside. just paints. right here. those pillow. i was born in a trailer house over here in san pedro my father was in the service in world war two then i was raised in new mexico where my grandmother was born and from the men of client so rich and powerful clan in new mexico it and i would put four years all together in arkansas and i

are all talking about it. take a look and see what you think. >> unemployed. unemployed. unemployed. >> this was one of the best streets. >> unemployed. unemployed. >> now one of the worst. >> james turner street in birmingham is not your average street. there are 99 houses, 13 nationalities, and most of the residents are claiming benefits. >> channel four, which commissioned the series, claims it is showing the reality of life on benefits. that reality apparently consists of crime, mystery, and helplessness. many say it's an aspect of british life that has been too long neglected. >> benefits street opens a window into the nature of british poverty. it's a fairly ugly site, one which is shocking, certainly disturbing. but it is one in which we see far too rarely. do these represent the benefits for the vast majority of people? >> the program focuses on various of life on james turner street. one of the protagonist is this woman, a single mother of two. here, the so-called mother of the street, is shown advising an illiterate neighbor how he can claim more benefits. >> you cannot actually read and write. >> another person featured on the program is danny. he began shoplifting whe

are some of the big moments from today's action. the u.s. got a silvered me by s this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> brown: good evening, scott is off tonight, i'm james brown. more people are leave are talking about harassment in the workplace. in this case the workplace is the national football league where richie incognito of the miami dolphins is accused of bullying his teammate jonathan martin. today an inspect investigator said two other dolphin players also harassed martin and there were other victims. here's anna werner. >> reporter: miami dolphins offensive lineman jonathan martin left the team in october claiming he had been bullied and a raszed by tello teammate richie incognito. now the report by independent counsel ted wells, who was hired by the n.f.l., concludes martin was, in fact, harassed almost daily. not only by incognito but two other players as well: offensive lineman john jerry and mike pouncey. that martin was taunted on

smith was earlier but you know look at the scottish contribution to two invention for example james who are you know amazing person after amazing person and the scottish contribution to mankind in the in the second half of the twentieth century hasn't been on the same scale and it's because he's been burdened with this state and it needs to free itself you cannot doubt the talent of the scottish people but they need the right environment in which to thrive and that is independent not only of the u.k. but independent of the of a burdensome overwhelming oppressive state yeah you know you mentioned iceland and it's an individual with a nice low starting the aurora cawing and they're going to play mine and distribute it really against the government wishes they're taking it a little bit. so it's a bit of a revolution and took up the revolution in america the lakota nation you know the indians american indians the indigenous people you know have been subjected to three hundred years of subjugation they are creating their own cryptocurrency we need to start calling hoop jokes scotland we need to

are an eight point underdog. i say we will win. i loved new orleans 20 years before i met jamesbut after katrina when he said sugar, we are going to become a sliver on the river. i am from chicago, and anybody from the midwest, you know know words that follow sugar you are going to melt. i was nervous about having the girls who i had high academic expectation to be near the academic record of 11 years louisiana state university. i will let you pick it up from there, honey. >> thank you very much. when it became public they moving, they called me and i said i am like an old jew, i am going back to jerusalem. i have the events of 2005, i lived up river from new orleans and my grandmother was from there. i assumed the culture would always be there for my use and pleasure whenever i wanted. then stories came about whether people were coming back. and i read there were a thousand trumpets lost in the storm. and understand that the thing that sets new orleans off from every other place in the united states and we are not a very economically significant area in terms of political power

are already being replaced. just look around. thank you for your time. i enjoyed the discussion. host: alan, to a for watching. jamesrk, are there bigger worries for potential job loss than raising the minimum wage? guest: i think he is exact the right. what the studies show, the bigger effect is lower future hiring. it is not as though minimum wage goes up and employers lay off 10% of the workers tomorrow. many of those will become more raisetive and get a anyway. but they need to make investments in technology, the next two years, three years, four years, it will grow watch more slowly, which is a big critique of those cross county studies that david mentioned is that they do not account for the fact that it is not a once in all shift but that you are changing the hiring. you are already starting to see this happening. with the obamacare employee mandate taking effect, it will be a lot more different for full-time jobs. but what applebee's and chilies are doing is they have the tablets in the restaurant, you can order your meals, you can pay for your meals, you can order desserts, drinks. there is a new item in ca

. >> why do you want to prepare for high altitude if you are youon james, a for example could >> whatare trying to do is train for endurance. if you are training at high altitudes and then you are back at sea level, your body is that much more efficient at using oxygen. >> you tell me that you play basketball, right? you like playing sports. is that connected with runners who are marathon winners? they have typically trained at high altitudes. is that the kind of thing that you are giving people the extra boost for? >> exactly. any sport or activity that involves consumption of oxygen can be enhanced through this type of equipment. >> what is the basis of the business? the equipment, how much it costs, all of that. >> the quitman is anywhere from small low oxygen compressor systems that can be used at home for personal use, or even large chambers or rooms in which we put low oxygen air. >> amazing. thank you very much, math formato of hypoxico. this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. ♪ >> this is "taking stock" on bloomberg. i'm pimm fox. we're going to go to su keenan for the headlines.

e-mails from the people who are go to be laid off, the say, yeah, and jamey diamond got a there are -- jame20 million pay package. >> he has run the company for years, these guys are paid to be the heads of their companies, it is a very exof eironment, when it comes it guys who are accept alely run large corporation, jamey does that, to say, they are laing off guys and his bonuses are going up, not a fair argument. neil: if is based on performance. final subject, don't say we didn't warn you, government is now saying that two out of three businesses will see healthcare premium hikes under the new health care law, sandra? that does not shock me. >> speaker boeer, to qte him said had is another punch in the gut for americans already struggling in president obama's economy. this is mostly going to be younger people whose premiums are going up, of the ft with new law, premiums can no longer be paced on your age, younger folks are ping more older folks likely less, but at end of the day people are going to be ying more period. not what we want to hear. neil: why is this a fox alert? think about

james clapper released the agency's worldwide threat assessment of the u.s. intelligence community it says quote virtual currencies most notably but cohen are fast becoming a medium for criminal financial transfers through online payment companies james clapper testified in front of the senate intelligence committee on wednesday and declined was not mentioned once during the hearing i was joined us earlier by jared khanna the coin entrepreneur and founder of a new multimedia company money attack dot com i asked him if he thinks that going to really poses a threat to u.s. intelligence i think is a bit of an overstatement i prefer to use the word concern and i think we should also apply it to all digital currency in general. in sorry in general. when you look at digital currency as you have things like liberty reserve riffle and bitcoin as well and a lot of people just lump them together liberty reserve is essentially anonymous pay-pal and it's centralized and it's one company behind it it's actually actively working to launder money and prevent information identity escaping from it whereas bitcoin everything is publicly recorded. right and because it does have a b

e-mails from the people who are go to be laid off, they say, yeah, and jamey diamond got as there are -- jamen got a $20 million pay package. >> he has run the company for years, these guys are paid to be the heads of their companies, it is a very exof environment, when it comes it guys who are accept alely run large corporation, jamey does that, to say, they are laying off guys and his bonuses are going up, not a fair argument. neil: if is based on performance. final subject, don't say we didn't warn you, government is now saying that two out of three businesses will see healthcare premium hikes under the new health care law, sandra? that does not shock me. >> speaker boehner, to quote him said had is another punch in the gut for americans already struggling in president obama's economy. this is mostly going to be younger people whose premiums are going up, of the fact with new law, premiums can no longer be paced on your age, younger folks are paying more older folks likely less, but at end of the day people are going to be paying more period. not what we want to hear. neil: why is this a f

is when we really start to see a lot of premium rollout of these options. > > thank you james. > > thank you. we aretime for this week... coming up on monday, trader tips on how it's possible to make money on presidential terms and elections... don't miss it. from all of at first business... enjoy the holiday weekend! >> announcer: the following is a paid advertisement for armando montelongo live events. you're about to meet a man that can change your future now. he is america's top real-estate investing expert, he has been featured on the number-one real-estate hit reality show, "flip this house," and is a best-selling author. he is the most sought-out real-estate expert in the world and has changed thousands of people's financial futures. you now have the opportunity to spend time learning armando's money-making real-estate strategies at his live event coming to your area. >> after attending one of armando's seminars, i started making offers, got into a property, made $35,000 net profit. >> after leain

are going to win. i was in new orleans 20 years before i met james carville but after katrina when he said sugar, we areng to become a sliver on the river, as i am from chicago, anybody from the midwest, you know that if you are all women any words that follow sugar, you are going to melt. value anywhere, honey. the issue, kids were 10 and 12, we built our careers, i was nervous about having the children to be in proximity with his academic record of 11 years at louisiana state university. so i will let you pick it up from there. >> thank you very much. when it became public, a reliable section, they called me and said i am like an old jew going back to jerusalem. after the events of august of 2005 i had always lived up river from new orleans and spend a lot of time there. my grandmother from there. i was used, abused, par take the culture and assumed it would always be there for my use and pleasure whenever i wanted. and then the story started coming in whether people were going to come back, and a thousand trumpets were lost. and this kind of thing, understand the things that sets new orleans off from

are we in store for future declines? for that let's turn to the senior investment strategist for raymond james. you are optimistic.ou think the naysayers who think we will break through 1709 are wrong. >> i have been on stocks the dozen times in january basically saying the latter part of january and first part of february were due for some kind of pullback. the question is is it 5% or 7% or 10% to 13% of fare? a 7% pullback which is the kind of pull back you get takes you to 1719. i am of the view we are in a secular bull market that if we do pull down into the area, i am not in the naysayers crowd. the 200 day moving average holds. dennis: a lot of people are very intelligent and others like to sound as if they're very intelligent talk about the federal reserve and the run up in the market we enjoyed in 2013. the term you use for these people in talking about the fed's keep program monetary cocaine but you disagree that the run-up was specifically because of q e. why is that? >> i think at the margins the injection of liquidity into the financial system and the banking system absolutely had something to do with

we are joined by james, sports editor at "the nation", host of, "edge of sports radio", and author of the book "game over", and commentator on al jazeera. >> shame on thomas bok. first of all his ipp sin use that u.s. -- insinuation that u.s. athletes are the puppets of pa president obama when the opposite is drew. shame on thomas bok. it's not political to have the games in sochi, which is near the chechen war zone at a cost of $51 billion. this masquerade that we are seeing is not a political accident of itself with the ioc. >> your reaction to the bigger comments that bok made. >> scoping back a little, when people argue that the olympics transcends politics, typically those people are milking the olympic cow with both hands. it's someone from the international committee or someone from a corporation who is a sponsor. >> bok said the ioc has to be neutral, and athletes not use the olympic venues and village for political demonstrations, but said olympic values are against discrimination, but they gave it to sochi, was that a russia. >> absolutely, it was because vladimir putin wowe

put much of a dent in our drug status three time right now is 5183 good morning george pruitt >>james: we are joining georgia and the traffic center. there was an accident of a car going off the road of san papillose of torque tilden park. we have issues this morning because of the weather. >>george: when you have such a long but dry spell on burned and a loss from the tell pipes collects on the roadways along with oil and during the rain and floods of to the surface creates the biggest problem is when you take an offer around. when you try to come up to wet to fast you're going to find yourself in a hazardous situation where you could spin out hydroplaning will also be a issue this morning. and we have run away flooding. the star with a big accident. an early morning said the lark creek they're still vehicles on a shoulder. the drive time is starting to push for 50 minutes for the trip from the 2 05 interchange out to the dublin interchange for it does the flooding in the south bay where we continue to get reports of flooding onto a of the northbound side of the coyote valley and bird ave. a

are you doing? >> drop the knife! >> the man was identified as james elmen.ted for the crime and was currently serving a 22-year sentence in a nearby prison. and cold case investigators learned another startling coincidence. elmen had a close connection to the 10-year-old girl found hanging in the tree near julie's store two months before julie's murder. >> the 10-year-old was a half-sister of elmen. >> investigators now wanted to test the biological evidence collected from julie's rape test kit to see whether james elmen was her killer, but there was a risk. the test would consume all of the evidence. >> unfortunately, sometimes you have to make a choice. you might have to run the entire bit of sample. but at the time, you're thinking this is the best technology available. >> investigators decided the gamble was worth it. >> they consumed all of the semen that was contained in those slides trying to get results, results that, unfortunately, never showed who the killer was. >> this was a devastating setback. >> it's just shocking. it feels like you're hit wit

and the indian act to criminalize the germans it's an option he told me to say that christians are from james copper who last spring. lying to congress which is of me and that no one is talking about bringing him to justice which features may be committed to uproot release is a convenient means of two years in prison. i mention that this is the way to go after journalists this language that were hearing from people like copper and that journalists. glenn greenwald shares the same cents min and you wanna bring up this week i'm related to this he says quote the main value and the andaman our theories and prosecuting journalists is the hope that it will bolster the climate of the year for journalists on. now christine least not the same attacks against jillian assigned for publishing leaked document on his website wiki weeks i covered the grammy winning travel extensively in there and this was one of the issues that came into play what similarities do you see krista not between the two cases the human room in the woods. i tend to toulouse to blue to green when we gaze into the eu does the case a

engage in so i think football fans could play a really important role. >> they give are taking the time to join us. james lynch, and the international -- amnesty international. sports news coming up. start with the latest from the winter olympics in sochi. sochi, a german made history winning the first women's olympic ski jump event. second -- her job was the longest of the night. the -- thefollow bronze. week has been incredibly surreal, says the young french woman. i try to do things as normally as possible. not to think too much. not the way i usually do. at the same time, this is unlike anything else. the olympic games, after all. once every four years but as i said, it was all surreal. mentioned --as alexander of that skin used to hkin, iceight -- ovetc hockey team under pressure: first goal since the calgary olympics since being a unified team. kin expects the experience the russian team to whether the pressure. >> who hosts the olympic games probably have the most pressure and i am pretty sure we are in the same position like canada was four years ago. but i am pretty sure we have the we can handl

so to james bays in vienna. what are the diplomatic options.he pictures are being watched closely in western and european capitals, as they try to decide the next move. i'll tell you what is under way, and that is two things, three foreign ministers are the foreign ministers of germany, france and poland. they are on their way to kiev. they'll have meetings to express the outrage and concern of the european union. separately all of the foreign ministers of the european union will be gathered in brussels to discuss the way forward. it will be chaired by katherine ashton, she's chairing the iran talks, then she'll fly to brussels. they don't have a huge range of options. the one most likely option is some sort of sanctions. possibly some targeted sanctions with named individuals mentioned in the sanctions. there are nations that are uneasy about this. all of this is seen through the lense of relations between the west and russia and the e.u. and russia and the e.u. states close to russia, a concern about what it means for them. exactly right. tha

organizations they don't like are deliberate attempts to obstruct to deceive i think was the phrase they use they say they call it deny disrupt degrade and deceive i mean it's like a james bond movie but these are this is the stuff they're doing and have been doing for years but this is the first proof that anybody's had that they've actually done it and yet how kids who don't work for g c h q. face prison if they do the same and those campaigning for civil liberties here in britain say they want to know why. london. may be playing dirty but it's still lagging behind as larger partner america's national security agency when it comes to the scale of its spying operations and internet freedom campaigner told us that mass online surveillance is making people increasingly we're reluctant to speak out and see anybody advocating for the removal of curtains in everybody's house because we have nothing to hide i think that there's an expectation of privacy here in the us and around the world that's not being respected and when when the expectation is not respected free speech suffers we are much less willing to speak our minds online or offline if we know we're being watched an

so, if you are a james bond style villain, don't even think about messing with me. >> yeah, dangerous. there are already 50 of these robots roaming museums and visitor centers around the world. each one costs about $90,000. comes equipped with cameras, depth perception, face and voice recognition. >> robot with an attitude. >> yes. kind of cool. >> yeah. >> all right, i just tweeted this out. i'm getting concerned about the ice north of frederic, hagerstown, martinsburg and cumberland. that's going to be the area where the folks had most of the snow last time. let's start with a live look outside. it's our live michael and son weather cam. we're looking at national. nothing is going to fall for the next few hours, so you have some time. 38 downtown. dew point 24. winds east, northeast at 6. relative humidity only 57%. so, here's the big picture. now, the main system is actually going to spread a lot of snow through the midwest. with a mixture right south of the ohio river. looks like that's going to be the dividing lines between snow and sleet and freezing rain. i'm watching this beca

miles are supported and salt no source of james's of them because they're the people who are supposed to be loud enough to do was to protect them the humidity. some of the perpetrators and meanwhile known but no one has been found guilty. l and xl once the justice system to prosecute the murder of his father. i'm not trying to block and the ruc stand one can say is that our troops are there that need to be told that the stitch for the society due to start to move on. we need to be told the truth about what actually happened. in belfast a so called peace wall separates the protestant and catholic areas. the society has not been together. peel was only just above mechanism. but it was going to have the maps for all these inquests. over the next twenty years. this reciprocal see how society can make progress. under the reconciliation which perhaps is more important come discover a bowl of heights so what went on in the post. the families of the victims can conceive of reconciliation with god through him and whatever happens. they're hardly going to forget the murder of their loved ones.

i am wonder if you are for me with was the work of james o'keefe is somewhat more entrepreneurial young journalist and do you see any heir apparent in another seymour hersh out there? >> to say that sy is the only great investigative journalist in american does a disservice to a lot of people out there doing tremendous work. jeremy scahill and woodward and hersh. as i said i'm optimistic about journalism. i'm optimistic that we will continue -- we will continue to see new waves of people. whether anyone can persist and have as many scoops and stories as seymour hersh, that i am not sure. certainly there will be tremendous investigative reporting and investigative journalism out there. the internet has given us all sorts of possibilities. what is a little bit weird is no deletes his material and it gets right up there. in 1975 he would have leaked that material to a journalist and now the direct publications can use it. in some ways it's the nature of traditional journalism that has been turned upside down. some of that is good and some of it is not good. >> maybe i miss remembering that

organizations they don't like are deliberate attempts to obstruct to deceive i think was the phrase they use they say they call it deny disrupt degrade and deceive i mean it's like a james bond movie but these are this is the stuff they're doing and have been doing for years but this is the first proof that anybody's had that they've actually done it and yet how kids who don't work for g c h q. face prison if they do this say and there is campaigning for civil liberties here in britain say they want to know why. see. some more international headlines for you now the un has restarted its aid mission to homes in syria helped by aid agencies given out food supplies and getting people out of the besieged city hundreds have left the city since friday the truce is through to end on wednesday but president assad's government has said it will extend the deadline meanwhile the syrian opposition has put forward a proposal for a transitional government to the u.n. mediator lakhdar brahimi is in geneva. i cast away from el salvador has returned home after spending more than a year and see how say alva ryan go was found to be hydrated washed up on the marshall islands in the pacific

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james madison university. >> go dukes. >> and let's be honest. not too many pro players aresent james madison university. >> true. >> there is this exceptionalism. what was the driving or motivating force that kept you pursuing your dream? >> i think the biggest thing was proving the doubters wrong. when you come out of high school, you have to go to a big d-1 school to be recognized in the nfl. i want to go where i can get a good education or i'm going to thrive throughout the academics and also on the field performing. i decided to go to james madison. it was a great school for me. from there it was saying, i have this potential on the field. everyone is noticing me. now they are saying you're not going to last long in the nfl because you're from a small school. i'm four years in the nfl still going. from that aspect, i want to prove people wrong and prove not only can you pick a different route, you don't have to go necessarily just for sports. choose academics, as well, and still have success. >> wrap this up for me. what do you want to say to the child struggling right

we are back with james freeman and jason reilly. jason, long suffering buffalo bills fan.t have a firm rooting interest here, but what do you make of the president's remarks? >> well, first i think i prefer him talking more about football and less about health care and the economy. >> that's an ideological aside. >> i don't think concussion studies can be dismissed out of hand. i don't have a problem with the league trying to make the game safer. i think that doesn't ruin fundamentally the game. i don't also think that these head injury studies suggest football needs to be banned or anything that drastic. when it comes to parents and where they steer their children in terms of which sports, i can say that my father played professional football in canada back in the '60s. he didn't suffer any head injuries, but he did have constant shoulder surgeries and knee surgeries and wrist surgeries over the years. it took a toll on his body. he steered me consciously towards other sports growing up. he said if i had to do it over again, i probably would have gone with a baseball or b

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are later today. >> hans, thank you very much, from berlin. bonde aston martin jamesf choice is recalling 75% of cars produced since 2008. ryan chilcote is here. >> we are talking about nearly all cars, left hand drive cars, since 2008, in a most all of the cars produced right-hand drive since last year. the problem is with the accelerator pedal. then martin had outsourced arm that connects the accelerator pedal to the rest of the car. that was to a chinese supplier. saying what was actually a dupont part was actually a counterfeit heart, not industrial strength. saying.rtin is now they are recalling the car, saying they will fix the problem in all of the cases at the road expense. they say there have been no accident that they are aware of, but it is a concern they will take care of. >> what does this mean technically? when you put your foot on the accelerator, you don't get away like james bond? getaway bond is in his car, and he has his foot on the accelerator pedal, and instead of taking his foot off the pedal, the pedal snaps and he loses his momentum and stops a

hi, james. >> i hey, john. >> what are the big legal issues in this case?und is again front and center in florida. and it is really just a self-defense case, but stand your ground makes it a very, very critical case in the state of florida and makes it a national story. >> so how is this dunn case -- how do you compare it to the case of the shooting at the theatre in florida? >> that is a case just now getting going, they are having the bail hearing in that case. i see the cases as quite similar. of course race is not an issue in the movie theater case. those both the defendant and the victim in that case are white. but in this case, we have a shooting over loud music, in that case, we have a shooting over texting in a movie theater. in both cases we have shoot first, ask questions later over very trivial matters and seems that we have a happy culture and perhaps stand your ground is to blame for that. >> i thought stand your ground was supposed to be about your home is your castle, mean being that you, -- if you are in your home you can protect yourselves,

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and we are in the beirut studio with james base is in geneva and first of all the three extra days presumablyl allow people to do some of what they wanted to do in the first place was get more help and more people out. >> absolutely, david. we were just speaking to the governor of homs and said there was a meeting underway with the united nations team in order to discuss how they are going to enter the old city today because they are trying to go through a new entry point. they are trying to find the safest passage for both the civilians and the united nations' team. this will be a new entry point different from the ones they have used in the last couple of days because the plan is to evacuate a number of christian civilians who are stuck inside the old city of homs. as you know the old city of homs used to be home to a large population of christians but only a few are left because many of them have fled. the governor said this meeting might be a long one and might take time to sort out details and logistics and if it gets dark they might not carry out the evacuations today, monday. they migh