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but it's a rather unwieldy body, but the united states is a key member of it. >> host: the united states pays the lion's share of the u.n. budget, you say. we have, the united states has this veto power. do we have more veto power than other countries that are big players in the united nations? >> guest: no, no, we don't have more veto power. there are five veto powers; the united states, britain, france, russia and china. and these are the victors of world war ii. and in the general assembly, which is the kind of, you know, world parliament if you want to call it that of all 193 member nations, and no one has a veto in the general assembly, though its decisions are generally recommendations, they're not binding. though it does are a certain amount of -- it does have a certain amount of power. just recently the general assembly overwhelmingly voted to condemn the russian seizure of crimea and the referendum that crimea had, that region of ukraine that has been in dispute recently x. this general assembly decision actually had far-reaching implications even though it's just a nonbinding thing. for instan

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united nations. there are only two states that are not part of it. very beginning, the u.s. had this role. it was paying the lion's share of the u.n. budget. it pays roughly a quarter of the u.n. budget. a quarter of the regular budget and then also the peacekeeping budget. united states a certain amount of leverage. it is also a permanent member of the security council. it has a veto so it can stop anything it wants to in the security council, which is the only u.n. body that has real power. it has the ability to send military forces wherever it wants. it can impose sanctions on countries. it can impose diplomatic sanctions, it can do a variety of things. it is a rather unwieldy body but the united states is a key member. host: the u.s. pays the lion's share of the u.n. budget. power, do weveto have more veto power than other countries that are big players in the u.n.? no, there are five veto powers. the u.s., britain, france, rus sia, and china. of world the victors war ii. in the general assembly, a kind of world parliament of 193 nations, no one has a veto in the general assembly. its this is our -- decisions

lions and wounded seventy others. it splits idea of a thirty thousand people die every year a white gowns in the united states always places in outfitting those who advocate to gun rights in the us against us a call for more severe restrictions shown kind of has more new in the groin eons ago and can elicit a sense of accomplishment the exams things like. the i do. you know. those bent on killing the second set of eyelets the tree of life. our creek and mr. the challenge in the united states is finding some common ground between gun rights advocates. at the end those who want to make it more difficult to purchase a fire. and if anyone expects the numbers to give an inch. think again well if you're a gun owner is you know that it's not about what you need it's about what you want what you can afford. there's no such thing as an average gun owner in the united states. sure there are a lot of people who long rifles for hunting for sport. but there are many professionals doctors lawyers and businessmen who like them for a lack of a better term collect guns. when asked what he need ten to fifteen knots the answer is that i need

united states. he's since been embraced by the lions. when he did some stability. we brought him here not to play basketball but to give him an opportunity to have a stable life in american here. >> reporter: it looks like he may have found it. >> would you like to keep playing baseball? >> yes. hopefully, yes. if i don't, i want to be a biochemist. >> reporter: fall is a star tudent with a nearly 4.0 grade point average. >> what's it like being so far away from your family? >> it doesn't feel good. if i think about them i start crying. but i talk to them every day. i wish one day i could bring them over. >> his mom and his brother don't have a computer so they haven't been able to see the youtube video that spurred fall's new-found celebrity. as far as his future ball wanted to keep playing basketball and attend college in the u.s. he's already off to a great start, keeping his head firmly planted on his shoulder no matter how high up in the clouds it might naturally be. for "cbs this morning," vicente arenas tavares, florida. >> i thin

states the former soviet leader mikhail gorbachev in nineteen ninety. not to go the unit in east germany much less for their tastes green combined nato members account for the lion's share of the world's military spending and spent the last sixty years meadows and not one good thing. what is the time for starters there's the war in afghanistan that cd was conduct the longest running war in its own history. the only clean results so far is that the country is in a mess. in nineteen ninety nine bombing of yugoslavia. hundreds of civilians dead and injured including children all under the auspices of a humanitarian mission headed by the united states fundamentally illegitimate i'm just an empty essentially a moral. in two thousand and three kids devastating invasion of iraq spearheaded by the west and its people. i like britain few years of insurgency and a skyrocketing number of deaths through terror attacks. in two thousand eleven to lead the campaign that turned a no fly zone operation into full scale military support for the rebel forces. he looked at nato's role there is still far from its professed goal of providing security to its member states. just as nothin

but the united states is engaged migratetive program, to it away from the cia into the hands of the dod. within those lionops. it is, it is always been the air force that has flown those missions. the cia might be the customer, but the air force has always flown it. the 17 squadron that flies, they are the can play what i'm doing but i can tell you that it is supersecret. it is area 51 isolated on a single base and he gets pretty widely known that the ca controls their mission. under robbie for her left creech, there are putting privacy fences up so you cannot even see the front doors for the parking lot. at that point you don't even know who is in there anymore. people brag. people talk about how they were so secret and that they were kicking so much [bleep] and killing terrorists. the cia label is just an excuse to not have to give up any information. it's all it has ever been. nothing is going to change. at least, nothing that we can see. >> that is brandon bryant and michael haas, both drone operators, a clip from the new film, "drone." we turn to the film maker who made the film, tonje hessen schei,

stated: "no, there was not. " though the lion's share of caterpillar's international parts profits shifted to its swiss affiliate, the heart and soul of caterpillar's parts business stayed right here in the united states. only a shadow of the parts business took place in switzerland. a few statistics showing the disparity are depicted on this chart. of caterpillar employees who handle parts, 4900 work in the united states; less than 100 work in switzerland. of the company's 125 manufacturing plants, 54 are in the united states; none are in switzerland. of the company's 19 parts warehouses, 10 are in the united states; none are in switzerland. today, there are 1.5 billion parts stored in caterpillar's u.s. warehouses; none are stored in switzerland. put another way, despite the fact that caterpillar now allocates only a small percentage of its worldwide parts profits to the united states, from the moment a part is first designed to when that part reaches a customer, caterpillar u.s. is the engine behind the company's parts business: parts design is centered here, with nearly 80% of the research and development dollars used to design caterpillar machines and parts spent in the united states. once

lions of the visa -- compliance of the visa. i find this very troubling. how is it that a young man from chechnya comes to the united states to participate in a cultural exchange program. immediately violates the conditions of his visa, is told to leave the country, and then is granted asylum? that to me shows there is a real problem with sharing of information. and with the system. now on the other side, we have the problem of legitimate asylum seekers. and i -- they have been forced to rely o n local governments for the money they need to live on. in maine, for example, the cities of portland and lewiston alone have contributed $10 million from their general assistance programs to support nearly 4000 asylum seekers and their families over the past two while they ares, awaiting their adjudication of their claims to give them a work authorization. so we've got problems on both ends of the spectrum. which is just to me that the entire system is broken. what is the department of justice doing to work with the department of homeland security to solve these very serious problems? >> well, the responsibility for the immigration

friday by the united states or announced would be level three, targeting the oil and gas sector in russia, which of course is responsible for the nation's wealth in a nutshell, the lions share of the budget. the president is struggling with the economy minister saying growth is schedule would to drop from 2.5 to 0% just because of the situation with ukraine. these are always a lose-lose proposition, not just because russia may retaliate, because you have russian firms which have big investment in russia which may lose even if there is less retaliation. sanctions need to be agreed in the e.u., some of against it. we are looking to the united states for new sanctions if there are to be any, but the mood here is sanctions may be needed to get russia to move the direction the west would like. >> of course we'll be going back to geneva as soon as we hear from the u.s. secretary of state john kerry as well as the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov, expected to speak within the next few minutes. as this meeting is happening, we heard about russia's position from the russian penalty himself, vladimir putin. he held his annual question and answer session and said he hoped

united states congress. stir of hope, ultimate changes, and my good friend, mr. jones, who is on lions avenue who has a facility that opens its doors to anyone who will knock. a man who needs the resources that have been cut over the years. so my amendment is to reinforce that as this bill is passed, we will ensure that the provisions given to us under title 3, section 301, that emphasizes the utilization of facilities for veterans who happen to be homeless, all veterans would not be diminished. that is at least our minimal responsibility, minimal responsibility, but as we 'approach this memorial day where we honor -- but as we approach this memorial day where we honor those two have lost their lives, let's not leave their brothers and sisters along the highway of despair. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves the balance of her time. the gentlewoman will yield back er time. ms. jackson lee: thank you, mr. chairman. let me then conclude my remarks, i thought i had the opportunity to do that, but i know that's not in the appropriations process,

united states and the signs into the places with pakistan. some of the issues are very much analogous to say they have to be decided by the lion in the same difficult complicated ways that the two countries are divided. the alliances can affect beyond the economic engagement. >> there are of course other aspects into civil society. there are other groups like pakistan that are trying to cultivate into the future is sometimes simplistically penned. the people would bring to washington are a fraction of much larger youth up for grabs which can go in a really good direction and it can go in a really interesting direction were very troubled corrections. >> mr. ambassador. >> i'm juggling to pass. >> they value the relations with iran hugely for a lot of reasons but one of them is that iran has been willing to work with them to provide land access through the ports. actually, i think the more relevant point is the access to central asia because it is a backdoor that continues to be an impossible and that will become an attractive future. but none of us talked about and it is too late to introduce the discussion now is the future role in afghanistan and

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