to the emir of kuwait because they held their hours on a little earlier in pennsylvania where i live. there is the head banks from the call pat he thought yeah we'll see him soon they're going to be horizontally drilling for water because fracking his destroyed everybody's aquifer and water system follow those stories i know you do the destruction to our our water system is is deplorable our aquifer is precious right now you have industry already trying to figure out how they can bottle in-cell water because they know what's happening in this country right now look at california sixty days you have counties in california that won't have water water will become the new well in then we're going to see a lot of horizontal to report to the next state to try to get water and that and that by the way seems to be coinciding with global warming and this year disintegration of the polar shield that kept the but make no mistake fracking has a big part of this oh yeah and while it's also it's releasing enormous amounts of methane which is vastly more potent as a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxid

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the fifteen steps to greet the boss of the people and from fourth president of the audit comes from kuwait. eurozone taunted by whites into the spring festival holiday one down and bad weather forced it to my own products at airports riyadh a blog about you with this update on cctv news chinese president hu jin ping is that the aging facility to attend the opening ceremony of the twenty second of wind from the big gangs in russia and this is the first time he'll be attending a sports event of the cities. it's also the second year running the president she has chosen russia as the first country to visit in the new year experts say his cousin shari is the great importance the chinese government attaches to the olympic games and on the lines the significance of the china russia comprehensive strategic partnership richard chow has on top story the two listed on etsy this is what islam an official from china's national sports commission called pressed and sees this set. wait see john said there's no other international sports events that had attracted world attention might be ill in the game. t

yeah i had forgotten about that saddam hussein's combat beef against kuwait was that they were doing a horizontal drilling right to teach golders oil right all right yeah so shady was running a hell of an oliver so there's no doubt and then that to the emir of kuwait because they held their words on a little earlier in pennsylvania where i live. there is the head banks on the call pat he thought yeah we'll see a more soon they're going to be horizontally drilling for water because fracking his destroyed everybody's aquifer and water system follow those stories i know you do the destruction to our our water system is deplorable our aquifer is precious right now you have industry already trying to figure out how they can bottle in-cell water because they know what's happening in this country right now look at california sixty days you have counties in california that won't have water water will become the new oil in there we're going to see a lot of horizontal to report to the next stage to try to get water and that and that by the way seems to be coinciding with global warming and thi

>> they are receiving support from a number of gulf states like qatar and kuwait. i was doing field research in qatar earlier and while qatari aid is reaching the area, it is doing as a secondary is consequence. to reach the why syrian opposition like the syrian islamic front or a secondary effect. >> brian is the territory that al qaeda occupies in syria completely under al qaeda's control? >> no, i think in control has to be put in quotes here. the fact is that the syrian army was obliged to withdraw from portions of the country, simply because a large portion of the syrian forces are comprised of sunni conscripts. and therefore, their reliability could not be guaranteed. it was more important to protect the capitol and to protect the ethnic and sectarian enclaves that are loyal to the regime. that accounts for a number of the so-called rebel advances. it is not certain that they exercise control. although, where they do have some control, it appears that they haven't learned many lessons from the past because they're imposing a harsh form of sherea in some of th

they're looking to kuwait, saudi arabia as well as the uae.ng their first retail branch. very interesting to see them expanding in this part of >> the world. >>-- this part of the world. >> how big is china's presence? >> you do have some the local layers. players with huge connections and assets already. the opportunity according to the says infrastructure is a place to watch. they will be lending to the dubai electric and water authority. they have been helping out and the airline space. to dubai.s they are also looking for opportunities in the retail banking space. huge potential here. look at saudi arabia. the biggest economy there. we will see whether they can deliver on these goals. the icbc recalling its 2000 strategy when it asked ended in hong kong by buying local security operations. inll local banks building it into a franchise that is quite sizable. the biggest, most profitable lender around the world. years, now expanding that in the middle east. you're interesting. checking some other stories. apple may be diversifying a waste fr

it also has plans for kuwait and the united arab emirates.here we go again, the credit crunch in china, bank lending their soaring to the highest level we have seen since 2010. what does this indicate? a shift in emphasis for the pboc or is it just lunar new year aberration? stephen engle's is in hong kong, what is going on? these concerns and my earpieces giving me trouble again. i'm going to take it out. we had a bit of a cash crunch. the pboc is concerned about shadow banking. in debt levels we had december, there is concern that the tightening by the bank is going to choke off potential growth in the chinese economy, dipping below 7% potentially. look at these numbers here. in january, new lending, 1.3 trillion. that is 1.3 trillion, the highest number since 2010. do the math, almost triple december's number. flip the page and look at aggregate lending. >> should be we -- should we be worried? >> look at this, this is a record high. 2.50 8 trillion yuan in january. that is the highest figure. lending in china is often frontloaded in janua

the liberation of kuwait and putting down sadam hussein in the war gave bush one of the highest approvals president. his numbers fell sharply during the 1992 presidential campaign. >> i think it was the worst year of my life watching george bush get defeated as president. >> i called governor clinton in little rock and gave him my congratulations. he ran a strong campaign. >> mother's attitude was it's over get on with your life. that's exactly what we did with his help and his encouragement. >> george called everyone, the staff, he was very, very proud. he announced ladies and gentlemen, president of the united states and in he walked. he was funny. >> i stayed in the lincoln bedroom i couldn't resist getting on the phone i called up the secret service as the president. feel like john in the night in the nude. >> wouldn't be prudent. not gonna do it. >> he autosed gestures that i don't use. not gonna do it. wouldn't be prudent. >> george was very good. he assisted everybody in the white house. worked to the last moment. they helped the clinton people as best they could. his precious mot

major munt gumry is a part of the liberation of kuwait and the iraqy war. she has plans to begin a business administration plan in 2015. she lived in several states and countries and as a traveller embrays change. her commitment of the country and communities serves as huge [inaudible] we work foointhrich lives of students outside the classroom we atrack a [inaudible] such as major price mont gumry. today we want to thank her for her work and hope you will continue for many years at lincoln high school >> thank you all. i would like to thank [inaudible] with only 6 months of adult teaching and living in san francisco i feel i have a lot oto do and am up to thatd challenge. i believe i'm only here because of the hard work of my students. i draw from thir energy. serving in the military has a level of distinction, but not until i walked into the classroom could i say i love what i do. every morning i get up and love what i do and have new ideas for my student and they lusk it back. it doesn't get better than this. thank you. >>

iraq has made important recent progress with kuwait.iraq's energy resources linked to its neighbors can deepen the link. and the very difficult challenge posed to al-qaeda makes these efforts all the more important and all the more urgent. prime minister maliki has acknowledged that only a holistic approach that includes security, political and economic elements can provide a sustainable solution to this challenge. we are working to support them in that effort and we welcome the goals constructive participation. in egypt, despite our differences, we can work together to support similar reforms. stable evolution in egypt remains crucial to the evolution of the entire region. but no transition can succeed without a sense of respect for political pluralism and defense of confidence and a better and more inclusive economic future. gulf countries have been enormously generous to egypt during this very bumpy transition and that support has been critical. the billions of dollars of assistance will produce little sustainable effect without a mo

many members are from other countries, including saudi arabia and kuwait. the group has taken control of cities in northern and eastern syria, and is expanding its influence. >>> the lawyer for a prominent uighur academic arrested by chinese authorities is worried his client may not get a fair trial. he said he was not allowed to ilham tohti when he tried to visit him on thursday. the lawyer says he was told the case involves state secrets. tohti was arrested last week on suspicion of promoting separatism. he has criticized the government's ethnic policies through the internet and overseas media. tohti is being detained in the uighur autonomous region. his lawyer says if tohti is found guilty he may face at least ten years in prison. >>> chinese president xi jinping is trying to strengthen control over what people can see and say on the internet. he's heading up a group looking in to online security. statement cod caster cctv says members of the group held their first meeting. xi told them cyberspace needs to be cleaned up. he said the government should gui

that was a manager at the time came to paris credit application documents that elusive in egypt and kuwait and the bank's biggest costs missed. she denies do with anything underhanded the way to document what parent asks why the documents state that customers had approached the time rather than the other way around. he said the memos had to be completed quickly. she had limited knowledge about the noise she says her team is understanding was that all matches were taken to the quinn group of unknowns with disgust. i think that the boy to the bank developer john mccabe was the fifth member of the need to attend to give evidence. he said the bank called him into a meeting to ask him to buy some shares. he had almost no experience and share exceeding the cost involved in this helps the time the city was told to deal with the gun and that the reggae she was anxious to get it done. for the dunno what to use the dublin circuit criminal court. yes it's only two days today to celebrate love or to move a potential partner planet are based are still looking for them on the changing landscape has chan

kuwait city n j or soccer camp. georgia officials from china and taiwan are reflecting on efforts to bridge the divide between them. they've held their first high level talks since china and taiwan split more than six decades ago they agreed on several matters but there is much more to discuss any care rolls melky much time reports from non chain. taiwan's mainland affairs council minute she'd be a good time this is the first time that the taiwanese helpful to show in charge of chinese and koreans puzzle piece a recent book on chinese soil the head of china's taiwan the fee itself is done teaching greek and won. you and your child in china and taiwan have communicated through an open saturday at the little faces as they courted differing views it as a sobering. we all application we need to apply imagination. we want a breakthrough in the relationship which interest them we need to have meetings line between. we must also use more imagination about future top we knew this day to remember as our cross strait relation

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not enough can lead to kuwait as claiming instead that they could copy them to you to synchronize place is that nobody can make sense. we took the boat hook and gas prices up to the fullest. he said that rising energy prices will push up inflation in the country blaming instead of calmly hit back saying that he sent the price the tt line for his ignoring us the eastwood mall of that event to be. you know stephen says come on fixing the prizes and nothing is done when all of the vote is put into isotopes will be to the doctor that we live in peace with all iq should also avoid things that get off just like taking a lot from them let them live but good mmm he cannot pay the light like that how unlucky is you must rest of the fight against corruption should begin from did i hear my aunt that is indecisive and i haven't had time to get out the kingdom of the field of vision with the dummy mr duggan cannot wait to get a copy in the jordan jordan the tension in the center of attention to the embryo. see she was going to bali last december in dead heat the mcafee qt pulpit anti corruption camp

step out and grabbed the silver to go with the bronze she won in the two thousand six games into men kuwait s push of the threats to the trots. cross country skiing semi sweet and went into the men's forty km relay loaded with confidence this week but the defending champions three members of the team had already won medals they followed up on the success of their women's team which could hold the deed the full. the rest of the silver in front of the home crowd that included president biden and clinton the french team took the bronze. some athletes didn't even get the chance to show their staff organize this post on the men's fifteen kilometer race because of heavy fog will compete later on monday. jen and ashley's hope they can hold on with the week a lap to go. the film won seven golds three silvers and two bronze twelve medals in all the ducks have won more medals seventeen but few and golds. i remember we'll have updates and retail what's happening inside she has these athletes can see battle and the trains ai ai. the nba game seems to be something you did at home on your own or with fri

. >>> and on this day in 1991, the first gulf war ground attacks in the iraqi occupied kuwait as reportededawn darkness, the second marine division moved across the desert with great speed to iraq, toward the border with little opposition. then the iraqis attacked. the shells were conventional. no one was injured. >> truly brings you back. >>> and birthdays today for boxing champ floyd may weather jr., 37, eddie murray, 58, and actor >>> emotional tribute to a bay area firefighter killed off duty. investigators looking into the tractor crash that led to his death. >> helping the homeless t controversial proposal in the south bay that would put the homeless in hotels for free. >> let's take a live look outside for this monday morning, the beautiful bay bridge starting out our work week. we expect another gorgeous day across the bay area. but that's all going to change in a matter of days. it's monday, february 24th, this is "today in the bay." >>> well, good morning. 4:30 on a monday morning. i'm scott mcgrew. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's check that forecast, good monday morning to

asteroid is 1,000 feet across. 3 football field so can't again kuwait large. >> former president clintonelebrated president's day by calling out another commander in chief for not using twitter. today chin ton tweeted happy president's day to no. 44 barack obama. number 43, hash tag how are you not on twitter? number 41, at george hw bush and no. 39 hash tag presidential tweeters. apparently george w bush our 23rd president doesn't use twitter. maybe a little public shaming will get him to join. that's what the president thought. >> turn our attention to the weather tonight. >> no rain. sandhya on the roof of the building. >> hi. if you can get that going then perhaps we can get some wren coming down here. right now up on the roof of the broadcast center incredible view behind me. visibility is terrific. fog in the a problem writ now. let me show you live doppler 7hd and talk about the weather changes that are coming. we have a few cloud approaching the coast but otherwise skies clear across the bay area. here's the view from the emeryville camera across the bay back to san francisco. in

asteroid is 1,000 feet across. 3 football field so can't again kuwait large. >> former president clintonted president's day by calling out another commander in chief for not using twitter. today chin ton tweeted happy president's day to no. 44 barack obama. number 43, hash tag how are you not on twitter? number 41, at george hw bush and no. 39 hash tag presidential tweeters. apparently george w bush our 23rd president doesn't use twitter. maybe a little public shaming will get him to join. that's what the president thought. >> turn our attention to the weather tonight. >> no rain. sandhya on the roof of the building. >> hi. if you can get that going then perhaps we can get some wren coming down here. right now up on the roof of the broadcast center incredible view behind me. visibility is terrific. fog in the a problem writ now. let me show you live doppler 7hd and talk about the weather changes that are coming. we have a few cloud approaching the coast but otherwise skies clear across the bay area. here's the view from the emeryville camera across the bay back to san francisco. inform c

it might be nice and creeks to introduce the will to democracy today's generation is one to kuwait from fixing it. portis the rt ten of them. the list indications on the planet where human beings can be shoal that privacy is secure or has just become shorter off to another leak from a mudslide. as of the most and tells us in having to spread and its candidates and transport hubs and turned into hubs the spine. and don't spy agency called c sec music airport. why fight attract travelers movements but the agency didn't stop there. the second continue tracking individuals long after they left the airport and monitoring on their wireless devices shut out the other. why fi hotspots in cities across canada and the last according to lee powerpoint presentation from two dozen twelve the program was a trial run for joints effect nsa program to track quilt. any target that makes occasional forays in other cities. because we all know that for a in people's terrorists them. of course he didn't hesitate to request collins from the agency me can find out what the reaction was to check out the portion

known this year because the embassy will open its doors in three states of the world and the gop of kuwait and mexico implementation of the national indian internal nation implies a large productive labor of all cause it's the society. this was stated by the chairman of the senate custom show marked okayy i've done in his working visit to my most are reaching the main purpose of meetings in the region is an explanation for the president addressed the nation in his speech the chairman of the senate has emphasize the stork was significance of the strategy of entering the top thirty most developed countries of the world and raise the issues of small and medium businesses and fair competition starts with your code which should become the constitution of contestants business is being developed country the poem they're creating a favorable environment for business development and to support costs for new initiatives by the main pastor of a government agencies and governors of all levels as the hennessy pointed out we must create conditions for a person to enter the business environment had becom

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asteroid is 1,000 feet across. 3 football field so can't again kuwait large. >> former president clintonday by calling out another commander in chief for not using twitter. today chin ton tweeted happy president's day to no. 44 barack obama. number 43, hash tag how are you not on twitter? number 41, at george hw bush and no. 39 hash tag presidential tweeters. apparently george w bush our 23rd president doesn't use twitter. maybe a little public shaming will get him to join. that's what the president thought. >> turn our attention to the weather tonight. >> no rain. sandhya on the roof of the building. >> hi. if you can get that going then perhaps we can get some wren coming down here. right now up on the roof of the broadcast center incredible view behind me. visibility is terrific. fog in the a problem writ now. let me show you live doppler 7hd and talk about the weather changes that are coming. we have a few cloud approaching the coast but otherwise skies clear across the bay area. here's the view from the emeryville camera across the bay back to san francisco. inform clouds to speak o

comments by its army chief on his candidacy for president were misinterpreted after a newspaper in kuwait reporting field marshal add the fact ncc has confirmed that he would run for president. the report comes a week after the country's top military body and doors the army chief's candidacy for the election in april but an official announcement on his part has yet to meet him he's yet to be made now says he does look set to the issue when asked after its first democratically elected president muhammad more see some. syria three years after the war broke out they are neither side seems to have an aunt on the battlefield. a new report from a top international conflicts special is outlines the fragile balance of forces in syria between the regime and its opponents and among the rebels themselves external reports the ruble coping onto one of the left is residential neighborhoods the last year it's become the regime signature terror weapon. the rebels and the strangest atrocities. yet in the league three years of war broke out. it is not the shire of assets on the northern rebels are in a pos

then there is qatar, bahrain, kuwait. they're all looking at fighter jets. >> that puts the results tomorrow in a slightly better light. we will look forward to those numbers. we will see later, thank you very much indeed. carlsberg shares are rallying today after the brewer beat estimates. we are going to speak to its chief executive in the next hour. david tweed joins us from berlin with the breakdown. >> let's look at that breakdown. there are three pieces of good news that appear to be driving the share price. the earnings were better than analysts expected. we have seen a 33% increase in the dividend. finally, market share gains in all three of their main regions where they are operating. if you look at the share price, that gain was the biggest gain in your the 18 months. it only takes them back to where they were in mid-january. reflects concerns about what is going on in some of the biggest markets. you mentioned the ukraine, that is an issue. they have a 28% share in the ukraine. it will be interesting to talk --

it plans open retail branches in kuwait, saudi arabia and uae. >> peninsula hotel and resorts is saidbe attracting -- occidental hotels is said to be getting bids. it is said to have garnered interest from the likes of a.m. resorts. as $700etch as much million. ledand the lego movie ticket sales in the united states and canada for a second week. the animated film from warner bros. collected more than $48 million, favorable reviews, and a lack of clear competition has certainly helped. an asset check. jonathan ferro is at the touchscreen with the latest. >> no trading in the equity markets in the u.s. trading in europe ok. uninspiring session outside of the ftse 100. a touch of losses on the dax and the cac 40. the action is outside the equity markets. here in the bond markets, look at italian debt. the yield on that has hit the lowest since 2006. what instability? do investors like it this way? you know that one over. elsewhere, it is a quiet day. one euro buys you roundabout $1. 3708. all of this is just the calm before the storm. a busy week. we have eurozone pmi, china pmi, thing c

when the iraqis invade kuwait you could see the troops invading kuwait back in 1990.s is a little bit different than that t and harder to react to. >> the president was careful in talking about reports. >> yeah. >> of russian intervention or however he put it. i mean, i think intelligence agencies are a little wary these days of making these kind of definitive statements unless they've got the pictures. >> you won't hear the phrase "slam dunk." >> exactly. >> the president, gloria, he made a point, unscheduled, goes into the briefing room. issues a strong three-minute warning to the russians but then continues his schedule. right now he's at a hotel not far away from the white house for a political event with the democratic party leadership over there. he's going about his -- >> his political speep. >> he's not in the white house situation room monitoring the situation. >> that's done very much on purpose. he went over there and gave a political speech, blasted the republicans on all of their almost 50 votes to repeal obama care, but i think you don't want to rev up t

kuwait and others are worried approximate the fact that iran is growing closer to nuclear weapons. and they understand that iran with nuclear weapons changes the balance the power ffrment they see it as a survideoerate fight. and they are backing the wrong horse. and supplying the muslim brotherhood and al-qaeda terrorist. but the view is that the assad regime is a proxy for iran. >> isn't world of diplomacy. you can have the conversations on the phone but the fact you are talking one-on-one, what else does that suggest in your experience? >> it is an acknowledgment of how serious the problem is. what does the president say? i am not sure there is much he can say. the saudis want to see action and not words. they are distressed tone the geneva deal and over the nuclear weapon's program. and they are worried about iran's support for terrorist like hams and hesbollah. and there is a huge range of issues to cover and on the iranian front there is not much difference between the position of saudi arabia and the position of israel. one of the few things that bring them together. 500 mil

they are also targeting kuwait and the united arab emirates. george soros has a new freight it -- favorite, replacing microsoft with an israeli drugmaker. teva is now soros's biggest holding, representing 4% of his $9 billion fund. shares have rallied 10% this year on bets the new chief executive will reduce costs. >> that's get back to the market. >> hello, everyone. good monday to you. stocks across the region are advancing. the msci asia-pacific continues the upward march. even japan with disappointing gdp numbers, that market has reversed course. it is up 0.4% in the lunch break. across the region, hong kong and shanghai extending their advance. it has been a rough several weeks for asia-pacific stocks. the recent chinese data over the ,eekend including new loans that gives support to the sentiment that economic growth will continue at an acceptable pace. we are seeing some of the licensors continuing their advance. encent, the biggest internet stock in china up 3%. the casinos seem to be on a downward trend. we will watch that very closely

he explained, quote, this is the least i can do for his efforts to liberate kuwait and save us.aturally it has got some less than positive feedback. wrote one, this is the top of mental backwardness. that is going to leave a bruise in the twitter sphere. i will go to you because this is the political story. does he have a right to do this? the man saved his country. >> i was at a dinner with president george h.w. bush and with barbara and a man came over and bent down and kissed president bush's hand. he said thank you. i would not have been here today and my family would have been slaughtered. >> that's a great story. >> that's what i do, a clown. >> the fact is, joanne, he is like their george washington. not really, but that country would be destroyed. >> i understand to feel endebted for that, but to name your child that exact name? george h.w. bush? >> that is going a little far. >> the fall of the iron curtain people in poland a and the czech republic and hungary and russia would name their kids ronald reagan. >> do you think they uh appreciate it? >> i like it. you know w

he was saying he was being called by kuwaites to come in and intervene and bring them back to the iraqi fold. >> let's look at a way secretary kerry used to describe the situation between russia and the west. >> you will not see thas some of the continuation of the cold war. we don't see it that way. we do not believe this should be an east-west-russia-glus this is not rocky iv. believe me. we do not see it that way. >> does the putin see it that way? does he see himself as a drago fighting against rocky and apollo creed? >> i think he probably does see it that way. certainly, the american government is worried. the other day, it was not a situation where i win, you lose, you win, i lose. we can make this work together. there is no kumbaya moment with vladimir putin. in his view of the world, he may make tactical compromises but strategically russia wins, others lose. >> strategically, it is important on acth a lot of different levels economically. >> some stantial natural gas. >> i mean russia's depending upon exporting gas and petrolium to the world but particularly gas, 76% go to eur

tiananmen crisis in china, and dealt with it with a diplomatic savvy, obviously, when saddam attacked kuwaither dealt with that in exactly the right way. gave saddam every chance in the world to right his wrong. and then when he stopped at the border it was the right thing to do. >> on the domestic side you know there were issues related to the economy and taxation and he worked to compromise with congress which turned out to be his downfall. because he made the very famous, kind of in politics, the saying. >> read my lips. >> he did what was right at the time. and the economists in reflecting on his actions, support what he did to keep the economy going. he signed into law the legislation for the disabilities act. he signed into law the first volunteer service oriented act for the united states. had he had some legacy actions, domestic and foreign, that will put him at the very high ranks, i'm a little biassed, obviously, but at the very high ranks of being a president. i think one of my own personal legacies, from my own selfish legacy, is the commitment to volunteer, and encourage others

the bush administration, the first bush administration rallied the world against the invasion of kuwaith would never have happened because the president of the united states said this will not stand. i'll do this alone if i have to. the world always waits for the signal. you could not have issued a more flaccid statement than what obama did. why did he issue it at all? he should have just stayed on the white house and gone off and had his happy hour with the democrats. >> i should point out, there will be who will say, what do you want the president to do? >> well, he could recall an ambassador, announce a boycott. >> no, today, not go to the democratic event? not meet with the fund-raisers. >> when he made the statement about the attack on syria, where did he go immediately? to play golf. the world sees this and it knows, as we just heard, they can tell if the president cares. if he doesn't, they won't care because unless you're led by the super power, you will not go. >> one thing he also could have done is announce we're going to look at the bank accounts all these guys have in the u

director on down, a list of a dozen witnesses painted a picture of the same thing, a broken and an kuwaited system of oversight of facilities that house and care for the elderly as well as young children. a system developed and implemented nearly a quarter century ago, one that hasn't been upgraded since. one that still depends on the nearly obsolete computer program lotus notes. >> i hope we don't let the crisis go and i hope we put an infrastructure in place. >> reporter: while this hearing was specifically aimed at getting to the lack of care for the elderly, our investigation into the very same issues governing daycare facilities for children also became part of discussion. >> is that a broken system, as well? >> i wouldn't call it a broken system. what is obviously missing and it was raised in your report, was the availability of an online data bass. >> is there any way we can see the license inspection information? >> reporter: this attention in sack moramento follows a joint investigation from nbc and the center for investigative reporting. we found a system in disarray. >> niece pro

they're regarded as a quantity about kuwaited who would make a computer made of water these days? these days we have computer models that are more complicated and even better you can see how they work. it's an advantage. [laughter] how much it's transparent. it seems quaint it doesn't seem important. there is one thing that people know about bill philips. he's the discoverer of the philips curve. and bill observed the film lips curves was a correlation between the roughly speaking between unemployment. it's slightly different but it's the basic idea. inflation is high, unemployment is low, and inflation is low, unemployment is high. he put together some diagnoses. he draft paper and showed it to the colleagues. and they got very, very excited about this. they said you have to publish this. it's very important. he said, well, i don't think so. it's a rush job. it's just a correlation. his colleagues insisted and it became the most cited journal article in the history of mariah carey -- marc economics. he picked up the philips curve and championed a point that government could choos

>> yes, we're in talks, and of course there was the big kuwait conference, and we're hoping that something will be coming soon. we've had talks with the big donors, but it's crucially important-- >> they need to live up to the pledge. >> they need to live up to the pledge, and we need $270 million before the end of march. >> let's hope that the deal holds, tomorrow is a good day, and hopefully more people will come out of the cit city of homd you can move into other parts of the country. bettina great to have you back on the program. >> thank you. >> president obama signed the farm bill into latte. the 1 trillion-dollar legislation cut food stamps for hundreds of thousands of families, but the president says it still protects vulnerable americans. >> the truth is a lot of folks go through tough times at some point in their lives. that doesn't mean that they should go hungry. not in a country like america. that's what this farm bill does. >> the new legislation includes the farming community in washington, louisiana, report joins us from a soybean farm there. >> reporter: farms all over the

he was kuwaited. problem you see told so many stories and groups on the frontier were involved in so many circht things. it was very hard for president jefferson and his prosecutors actually to find anything burr had done. the act that the prosecutors finally settled on took place on island which was on the ohio river in the current day state of west virginia. back then it would have been virginia. the ohio militia road out to the island. there were many men there preparing to get in boats and go downstream is part of burr's expedition. the militia attempted to arrest some of the ring leaders there, and the other settlers pulled guns on them. and that claim the prosecutors was the overt act of treason that is required by the constitution. burr himself was not there, and ultimately the prosecution could not prove that burr himself had procured that act and stain gaited it. and based on the ruling of circuit judge john marble chief justice of the supreme court but serving as trial judge at this time --

tiananmen crisis in china, and dealt with it with a diplomatic savvy, obviously, when saddam attacked kuwaitt in exactly the right way. gave saddam every chance in the world to right his wrong. and then when he stopped at the border it was the right thing to do. >> on the domestic side you know there were issues related to the economy and taxation and he worked to compromise with congress which turned out to be his downfall. because he made the very famous, kind of in politics, the saying. >> read my lips. >> he did what was right at the time. and the economists in reflecting on his actions, support what he did to keep the economy going. he signed into law the legislation for the disabilities act. he signed into law the first volunteer service oriented act for the united states. had he had some legacy actions, domestic and foreign, that will put him at the very high ranks, i'm a little biassed, obviously, but at the very high ranks of being a president. i think one of my own personal legacies, from my own selfish legacy, is the commitment to volunteer, and encourage others to pitch in and do

kuwait face of the soulful and one of the cast of style interface i am though i didn't actually look at the movie in your immediate reaction. i think the rest of the middle of the mythical will do more with it. but that he's been talking to the internet for the love in the industry. we ask that you need in these particular case. i think that when pressed again in december when it all with the only key to earn a parade the goal for tomorrow in print on the wall. so the state increases pressure in basic different for stuart russell told by american goma born in china by the american government want to dive into crafting time for the american government. we know what i will call for the team for attacks that were there were a few months back as well as that the issues in the past with with cutting the gas that we ask about the unit the unit when it was important the basis that they may you and your book you could look like appropriate pretty overrated and that you'll read before. at that critical the wrath of the lovely degree the standard because there was a pretty busy here that ukrai

bush in two of his sons were accused by seymour hersh of taking gifts from kuwait after gulf war one. needless to say, the bushes never talk to seymour hersh. george w. bush caught him in abject liar. the obama administration, soon after obama was elected immediately called david remnick and sit on your man off. tell him to his job. hersh did not. he recently said i think there's something wrong with that man. undoubtedly he was not invited to the state of the union speech tonight. he's not ultimately a sly site, king-size, spooky side, terrorist sy and the one i heard so many times from so many people as in he can't be trusted are those who said he had a homerun with that story. go see their way and you either love him or you hate him. he's one of the great characters in american life for four decades. he begins his scoops of his work as a journalist in the late 1950s, early 1960s and he's been doing what he's been doing for my use and you can imagine and he continues by the way to be completely and totally indignant and angry at the conditions and things he sees around him, which se

they may know about the phillips machine, but they are a quaint, apt kuwaited, who makes a computer made of water these days. we have models that are much more complicated and better, you can't see huh they work. there is one thing people know about bill. bill is the discoverer of the curve, and he observed it with a correlation between inflation and unemployment. that's the gist idea. when inflation is low, unemployment is high. he put together some diagrams. he used draft paper, showed it the colleagues who got veryings very excited about it. you got to publish this. very important. he said, well, i don't think so. it's a rushed job. it's just a correlation. his colleagues insisted. the curve became thee most cited journal article in the history of macro economics. paul, the great american economists, picked it up and championed the idea governments could choose a point on the curve, choose high inflation, low unemployment, low inflation high unemployment, your choice. you have to choose, and economists championed that idea. something happened in the late 1960. friedman and phelps, and

perhaps, this is the only chance they have to take a class like they before they return to korea or kuwait. i have guys from iranian, saudi arabia began backgrounds, many from cutter. i recently went there and gave a guest lecture. i have a lot of students who are just curious or have heard someone else say i'm nice. once they take one of my classes they take more. so they repeat. once i got them, i got them. they know i love them. >> host: what was that experience like at cutter? >> distressing in at lough ways. i felt like a third sex. i was not obligated to dress in a full head cover, body cover gown. i was not expected to veil. i was start told find a large percentage of the women in the country cover their faces. many are not citizens. a lot of residents are saudi arabia or international. many women were not visible, and i'm used to making eye contact. you didn't see women's faces so you didn't see their mouths moving. the sense of their being silenced was magnified. many is triable, it's certainly not mandated in the koran. i was around people in women in black who were very much cov

the concept of federalism as states being partners, kuwait: government, is not present in this congress. >> we need more flexibility, especially in the revelatory and permitting areas. that is something we would like to see. >> thank you for dinner. we ate a lot. maybe not elegant, maybe not 20, write a worse, that is what we do -- maybe not a donkey, maybe not a an elephant, but write it worse, that is what we do -- ride a horse, that is what we do. i do not see the reality of the lipservice and approach --in approach. we see undue regulations, and we see a dismissiveness toward what states are trying to do. we live in our state, we cannot pass the buck in terms of budgets, we cannot kick the can down the road, we have to get things done. we see states taking great environmental steps that are being dismissed by the federal government at their peril. >> i will echo, i think the federal budget deficit, and the uncertainty surrounding the debt ceiling, and the death or wind if the budget will be -- if/when the budget will be passed is not good. >> i spend most of my days sorting out over

for the record that was organizing the international community's response to the iraqi invasion of kuwait, he saw fit to go to congress. he did not claim he could do it without going to congress. bush 43 was on the verge of already iraq, he had had decided to go to iraq in my judgment. he went to congress and there is a huge, full-scale public debate and senators of both political parties were required to declare themselves in the question. the idea that the white house and as to what it wants is not consistent with my reading of large military engagements. in the white house to smart innings on its own? -- smaller things on its own?