let us get things started. let us remove some of the trade barriers. same time, let's get the talent there. we are competing globally for talent. immigration reform matters. >> the biggest change in surveys to the first quarter of this year -- it is the sub index concerning u.s. capitol spending over the next six months -- the number jumped from 76.9 two -- to 91. is that a sign of increased optimism or decreased pessimism? think it is optimistic. it is good news. capital investment has been really low, sort of in a trough. the worst performance since the post-world war ii era. we have been depressed. we want to bring that back. , as our chairman said earlier, are looking at their own situation. it is the biggest jump in three years. it is a nice, positive indicator. averages around 80 -- it is a number. but 80. today it is 91, almost 92. we have not had a gdp year that has been great since 2005. we have some things to make. >> the critical thing -- is it tax reform? is it getting the burden off of businesses, lowering the tax rate? companies who have

c-span: your third point: 'let us act to ensure that by 2010 americans will spend less time traveling and more time connecting with our neighbors than we do today, that we will live in more integrated and pedestrian-friendly areas, and that the design of our communities and the availability of public space will encourage more casual socializing with friends and neighbors.' >> guest: yeah. one of the things that i was surprised to find when we did this research is that in a measurable way, urban sprawl, metropolitan sprawl, has contributed to civic disengagement. i mean, the--the--the general fact, as you know, from reading the book, is that every 10 minutes more of additional commuting time cuts all forms of social connection by 10 percent ten minutes more commuting time means 10 percent fewer dinner parties, 10 percent fewer dinners with your own family, 10 percent fewer club meetings, 10 percent less church-going, and so on. twenty minutes more means 20 percent less of all those things. so urban, metropolitan sprawl, and the time we spend sitting in--in metal boxes, has had a negati

let us talk about the issue. we listen to the european central bank news conference last week and we have time to digest it. i caught up on monday and it sounded like there was a bit of --nness towards easier easier terms. you had a couple of days to think about it all. what is your take much mark what i think the focus is on getting money to the real a plumbing -- real economy. fragmentation is starting to decline and we are starting to see signs that the gap between loan rates in europe is narrowing and the periphery paid twice as much. this cap is starting to narrow and you are looking at abs and credit easing. they are looking at borrowing and it is out of their mandate. what they need, with the asset-backed security markets, is more lending and governments to clarify the market to ease the rules and create a level playing field for companies to issue loans ever banks to securitize them. for example, when spain did was a new financing load -- loan. it eased the bankruptcy process and protected creditors, faci

quicken our steps in san francisco and let us continue to march on until victory is won and all god's children will say, amen. [applause] >> and now doctor linda rickets will lead us in the negro national anthem. >> let every voice and sing until earth and heaven ring. ring with a harmony of liberty. let our rejoicing rise high as the listening skies. let it resound now loud as the rolling sea. sing a song full of the faith that the dark past has taught us. sing a song full of the hope that the present has brought us, facing the rising sun of a new day begun. let us march on until victory is won. stony the road we trod, belt in the days when hope unborn had died. yet with the steady faith have not our wearly feet come to the place for which our fathers died. we have come over a way that with tears has been watered. we have come, treading our path through the blood of the slaughter. out of the blue gloomy past, now we look back at last, where the white gleam of our bright star is cast. our last verse -- god of our weary years, got of our silent tears, thou who has brought us dust for a

. >> let's jump in. tell us what is new at the contemporary jewish museum. >> there is so much. let's start with the exhibitions. my job is to talk about what we have on the walls. we recently opened an incredible exhibition of an entire 48 pages of eliminated arts. created by arthur shake in the 1930s. it is able to tell the stories of the israelites, as well as sound an alarm for what was happening in europe at the time in the rise of not see of them -- do not see if -- across the land. >> how would you explain the world, hagada. >> it is the book used during the passover, which is the ritual dinner that is held one time a year -- passover is eight days. but it is usually held on the first and second nights. and then again on the final night. the hadaga is the book that gives the instructions. it includes passages from the bible. it includes sections -- on ritual and songs. many times, it includes illustrations. >> i think we have a couple pictures to show folks about examples in the exhibit. what are we looking at here? >> this is a page that illustrates the four questions. an

one of his patients has agreed to let us follow her. her family has begged her not to do it. over the past year in caracas at least 17 women have died from botched butt injections. >> reporter: and when we meet her at dr. gotz's for the surgery, it's actually not her first time. she was here four years ago when she was 16 years old. she's back because she feels it's not big enough. >> why are you here today?

let us stand together for liberty.hank you and god bless america. >> senator, nice to see you. >> glad to be with you. >> did you know you had a crowd back behind you. >> this is cpac. we love coming to cpac. all the young kids and the energy it's great to be here. >> they certainly have their signs i stand with rand. >> that's great. that's good. >> i also talked to your wife she told me she was going to vote for the cutest guy. >> i don't know what to say to that. we are -- i have been lobbying her for her vote so we will see. >> i hope she does at least vote for you. all right. your message is essentially, if i am correct, one of liberty. is that correct? is your message here is. >> my passion is the bill of rights. who wouldn't believe that? but there have been times in our history when we didn't apply the bill of rights very well to everyone. we need to remember that we also need to remember that with current law. currently the law says that an american citizen can be detained without a try. i find that just reall

they wouldn't have let us do it if they had seen us, i'll tell you. we're going to switch over, switch past our producers and our other camera crew that's here, excuse me. this is the heavily armed gun boat. they have been cleaning all the decks today. it might be a crisis, but i can tell you everything is ship shape. and a look slightly more up the channel. these are the russian ships. four russian ships from the black sea fleet. these two navys have lived cheek by jowl for so long. they're not answering calls. at least on the dock side over here. sorry. i'll just squeeze past you. but at least on the dock side we're not seeing russian soldiers. in the buildings, there were snipers. machine guns on the side. at least the crew, about 100 of them, will eat well tonight. a lot are worried about their families. a lot are from kiev. the new pro-russian prime minister here in crimea is bringing forward a referendum. it's going to be a straight choice to crimea. do they want to be with crimea or ukraine? the guys on this ship say they're sticking with kiev.

us. >> let's jump right in. tell us what's new at the contemporary jewish museum. >> well, are there's so muchment let's start with the exhibitions and stuff. my job to talk about what we have on the walls, we recently opened arthur shake and the art of the higada, which is an incredible exhibition of an entire 48 pages of an illuminated higada created in in the 1930s. it's able to tell the story of both the israelites exodus from egypt as well as sound an lairm for what was happening in europe at the time and the rise of naziism across the land. so he really incredibly was able to blend these two stories through his art and images. >> so how would you explain the word higada to viewers who know what that word is in a way they've heard it before but are not sure what it is. >> sure. it's the book used during the passover sadir, which is the ritual dinner, that is held once a year & passover is eight days. the sadir is usually held on the first and second nights and then again on the final night. the higada is the

let us not forget the broader context.dea of russia's intervention was to support russian speaking ukrainians there. it could be that russia uses the violence in the east of the country to do that. to move troops in. as the concern in the west. that is the concern in crimea and ukraine. there are thousands of russian troops conducting military drills just over the border on the east side of the ukrainian order in russia as we speak. president putin is ratcheting up the pressure on the west. >> thank you so much. kerryw that secretary just one in. that is why you saw all the press leaving number 10. >> we'll have more on that from downing street. let's look at business impacts of possible sanctions against russia. jonathan ferro joins us. are citing a very key i ally of food and. we ran a story yesterday talking about officials up repairing for the worst. let us be clear. we've been talking about this for two weeks. it is no one's interest to really push to trade sanctions and get trigger-happy. it is going to hurt both par

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peter, letting us know he will be interviewing congressman royce a little later on in this broadcast. the new we will look at russian elite president putin is surrounding himself with and what that may tell us about the kremlin's next move. "bottom line" continues the moment. ♪ >> mr. bruton, tear down this wall, the wall intimidation, the wall of military aggression, and let's build up new type of relations between ukraine and russia. we are ready for cooperation, but we are not ready to surrender and be the subordinate of russia. >> the ukrainian prime minister they're echoing former u.s. president ronald reagan as he aimed comment at vladimir putin today in a news conference in brussels. that's continue our coverage of the crisis in ukraine. our bloomberg correspondent is traveling with secretary of state, john kerry, and joins me on the phone from rome. what happened in the meetings with foreign ministers? >> this is the third day of intense diplomacy by the secretary of state hopping across europe. tuesday we were in ukraine, thursday in rome, the purpose of all this travel is fo

one of his patients has agreed to let us follow her. her family has begged her not to do it.past year in caracas at least 17 women have died from botched butt injections. >> reporter: and when we meet her at dr. gotz's for the surgery, it's actually not her first time. she was here four years ago when she was 16 years old. she's back because she feels it's not big enough. >> why are you here today? >> reporter: for the second butt lift sofia will pay the equivalent of $300. money she borrowed from a friend. gus is vague about the cocktail he's about to use on sofia. he first tells us he will use silicone. but later he tells us it's hyaluronicic acid. he's about to begin. but first he has some rules. >> he said it's very important that we wear the gowns he's going to give us because it's a sterilized area. >> do we have to change out of our clothes? >> i do not think so. i think you put it over. >> okay. >> i'm asking why is it so important for her to have a big butt? >> reporter: she'd given him $300 to do this. a lot less than a legal procedure, where fat is transferred from

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>> the act, or set each serve a role with us as one of the several pieces that let's us see something about the trajectory, we wouldn't every want a test to tell us the same thing that the curriculum and the gpa already tell us, because then it would be redundant. either way, many of the things professionals have valued about tests in general, is that they do give us some small insight into a way to measure students readiness in certain ways. mass not depend on variances of grading and grading culture at the high school. it does give us one small thing that is nonno maturer the student is. >> from what you know so far, about the changes that are contemplated in the test, do you think the results are going to be more useful to you now? >> i don't think anything about the announcement answered that question for us. it simply lets us know what to be on the look out for, and the next go years as the s.a.t. finishes and as the college board hopefully -- and i take them at their word when they say they will talk to us throughout this process, the motion that this might better reflection wha

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they wouldn't let us interview them but they would eventually let us film them. they're moving in, they're absolutely here to stay at and it seems with this latest ultimatum they are trying to disarm what little resips tense they have tried to encounter. >> and the yo saying that they't interfering. it seems that this is an international game of chicken where both sides want search other to do something. we lost our connection with nick schifrin in the capital of crimea concerning this latest stand off between russia and ukraine. this latest ultimatum follows a series of stand offs between russia and ukrainian troops in crimea. we have more. >> they arrived in block access to the novel base in eastern crimea. inside the ukrainian service men refused to surrender. they have turned up to helped their support to the russians surrounding the base. the russian soldiers are leaving it up to the people to commi coe ukraincrew miacrimeaen people te >> if they put their guns down we will protect them. i hope they make the right choice. >> reporter: people are angry and su

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so they let us go. but it does speak to the fact that these circumstances can be very fluid, and information reaches the ground. i mean, after all, the real action right now in ukraine is in paris. so if you're a ukrainian on the ground, you're sort of worried, what's happening to your country. what are people talking about. thousands of miles away. so it gets very, very tense. >> you know, and as you're speaking, mr. ambassador, i just want to update some of the information that's coming into us via richard roth, correspondent at the united nations, in contact with some of his contacts there, as well. and the deputy secretary general for the u.n., jan eliason, told him that apparently -- mr. serry was told to get into a car, and was told he was going to be taken to the airport. apparently, he refused. he sat in the car, but then was blocked by those men from leaving. somehow he was able to then get to a coffee shop and call jan eliason, with the u.n. so we're a little unclear at this point as to whethe

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let us read joyce and it's likely that it comes from a person sounds because this is the day the lord has made let us free choice and be glad i'm still hobbling the keel and beans lettuce free to waste time playing around and now queensland insane and guru guy he is awake brothers and then they stay awake rather it's been a happy heart. the song was first recorded in nineteen twenty two and the wide eyed the mid twentieth century it's good to take on a new life entirely. in the years following world war two there is more of an optimistic spirit for surviving jewish communities the state for celebration is popular artists like harry belafonte started to make the song peanuts. this is really interesting because harry belafonte was known as the king of calypso and of course he wasn't us that he signed to a sold out house at carnegie hall and every korean went well supplied and a lot of international performers efficient different nationalities awesome the recordings of this very popular sign. by the nineteen sixties there were a lot of different variations. it's used in a sincere way for

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and to their credit, they let us make it.ike amazing. it is like, zach galifianakis in a pink leather bakers costume tossing cakes off a moving train at people. >> seth: it is a real train. >> a moving train. >> seth: when you watch it, you go they spent their entire budget. because it opened season two. it's like by five minutes into season two you guys were just like, on like a skeleton crew. >> oh, yeah. no, we had shecky the pickle thrower. [ laughter ] >> seth: it is so good. i love the show so much. everything threads together so well. >> thank you very much. >> seth: it is a joy to watch. so happy you are coming back for a third season. "kroll show" airs tuesday nights at 10:30 on comedy central. ladies and gentlemen, nick kroll. we'll be right back with music from rick ross. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ amy: jonathon, my dog needs to go to yoga and then go to his therapist so make that happen. don't sit down. where did you get those amazing pants? jennie: oh! i got them at old navy. amy: can you spin please... jennie: su

the heck with the professors. >> let us know what you think about it. uert for a look at the headlines. >> 11 students do want -- all right, good morning to you. did you hear about this story? an american news anchor who is working for russian state television quits live on the air because of the crisis taking place in the ukraine. take a look at this. >> personally i cannot be part of network funded by the russian government that white washes the actions of putin. i'm proud to be an american and believe in disseminating the truth and that is why after this newscast, i'm resigning. >> she said her own grandparents split hungary in order to escape soviet persecution. let's get her as a guest on the show. >>> fox news alert. new photos from the oscar pistorius trial. earlier this morning, the blade runner crying in court, you can see this right here -- and he was also clutching his rosary beads as a neighbor described the moment he tried to revive reeva steenkamp after he had shot her. that neighbor, a doctor, ran to pistorius' house after he heard gun sho

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us. so let's be clear. but when senator inhofe said before he left you're talking to yourselves i took great offense at that because the vast majority of the american people understand climate change is real. there's no doubt about it. no more than the doubts that, you know, people have that cigarettes don't cause cancer. we know this is a fact, and for us to close our eyes to this fact is closing our eyes to the people that we -- we represent and who we care about. so again my deepest thanks to all the staff in the entire building to all my colleagues senator whitehouse informed me we're about to hear from the 30th senator. that's incredible. 30% of the senate participated in this. so i will yield back my time again with my deepest thanks. there's more to come from the climate action task force. we're just getting started folks. we'll sister lots -- have lots more and the next time we do something it's going to engage a lot of other folks as well. thank you very much. i yield the floor. a senator: mr. pres

we suspect a senior officer instructed them to let us go. hammad finally has a chance to give us some background about how the extremists were able to recruit young members. >> you got everybody in nigeria, students are graduating in thousands of numbers. and after they graduated, there's no place, no employment for them. hey have no place to go. maybe they can carry them along and engage whatever it is that comes their way. >> many recruits are thought to be found at islamic schools where boys study the koran. the students beg on the streets when they're not learning texts. there are ten's of thousands of students alone. most are the children of poor farmers, sent to town to receive religious education. observers say these uprooted and vulnerable boys are an easy target for boko haram recruiters. this boy is one of them. he goes from house to house, singing verses from the koran. today, he's lucky. omebody gives him some food. i usually do get enough to eat, he says, though sometimes it's hard. he takes us to his school. there are no modern

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i'll use big world magic to get rid of the honey. let's do it. bees: let's do it! of the honey and get it back into the beehive. so, i need your help. it's time to do the lifting wind spell. are you ready? tree fu go! right, copy me. into your spell pose. palms together. arms straight, and squat. circle your arms one way, then circle them back the other way. stand up. circle your arms one way, then circle them back. arms up. circle your whole body one way, and then circle your whole body back. great. same moves again. palms together. straight arms. squat. circle one way. circle back. stand up. circle one way. circle back. arms up. whole body, circle one way. whole body, circle back. now, clap and say, "lifting wind," to send the magic to me. lifting wind! tom: no! come on, big world magic! [whimpering] tom: hold on, twigs! [twigs groaning] twigs: i can't hold it! [grunting] tom: yes! it's pulling the honey back up. twigs: we are going to be okay! whoo! ha-ha! clear, guys! [chattering happily] it's working! hoo-hoo-hoo, wowsers! thanks for your help. [chattering gib

us at -- or walk in and say hello. and of course you can find more information moresfrecpark.org. -- (clapping.) first of all, let's give horn to god alleyway mighty for bringing us here today today is a historic occasion. this sermon is dedicated to the memory of doctor george davis the man that actually brought us together here today his vision to take our issues to the bayview he's no longer with us but we know your presence here today says a lot about his legacy and passion. i'm honored to be standing here knowing that speaker pelosi is here with us the number one advocate for children and women and seniors in the entire country of the united states is here (clapping) in spite of her tight scheduling schedule her passion is here so we're 4u7b8 and i'm honored to have a hitters activity and great mayor mayor ed lee is here with us today (clapping) on the stage we have mr. salazar that actually, the developer that helped us to put all those things together to make that happen washington and senator leno who is here for things we do in our county. we couldn't have gotten this done without wells fargo and every one

now let us bring in dr.after 50 years of studying attention disorders says that adhd itself as we know it necessarily does not exist. doctor, welcome to the program. obviously this is going to be a highly contentious subject. mandy and myself both have young children. our friends, our parents, they all talk about this. what makes you so certain that adhd is nothing more than perhaps a scam to sell drugs? >> not really a scam, but it exists only in its symptoms. all of the impulsive distractible short attention span are symptoms. i don't think the condition exists in itself. >> what does that mean? the symptoms? >> so there are 20 or 24 different conditions that have those symptoms, and they're not adhd. they are whatever they are. so if it's their thyroid, their thyroid medicine, if there's anemia, there's iron to take. if it's an emotional condition like depression or bipolar disorder, those have to be treated. they're not adhd. they say frequently they are comorbid, in other words, they go with the conditi