lloyd out. she's, from what i understand, had rough hardships. >> my name is delores lloyd and this is my son elias lloyd, he's 22 years old. >> always looking for ways to give back to the community. and it's an opportunity for us to do that. we're happy to be here. and thanks to the roof center for donating the shingles and action sheet metal for providing the gutter. and it's just a win/win for all of us. >> i've always been inspired by that movie "pay it forward." you know, it's a movie about a kid who decides if he can do three random acts of kindness for three people that he can maybe change the world. and so that type of thing inspired me to, like, you know what, if i can do something nice for somebody, maybe it can change the world. >>> elias was born with a lot of problems. probably had 40 revisions and you can see all the scars. and poor little guy. he was born with a blockage in his brain. he was born cerebellum displasia. he's like a 16 months old baby up to maybe 4 or 5 years dependi

lloyd's in focus. you have on the program. >> we have two ceo's coming on "on the move". we have a ceo who came out with figures last week. they are the guys trying to build out the panama canal and make it a gear. we will ask him about what it means for the company. have the ceo of an quest -- enquest. drill north of great britain. we will talk about scottish independence and what it means for his company. >> let's take a look at today's top corporate stories. lloyds banking group, we have the price. >> a discount. 75.5. if you were one of the asset managers and wanted to buy this andk, you put in your bid everyone who bid below was left out of the pack. take everything away and what does that really mean? the stock closed over 79 pence yesterday. the government had to discount the offer to go to the institutions. you want some stock? i am going to discount it for you. i am going to offer it to you at a 4.5% discount. that is a bigger discount than the first time around in september. -- have the ukrai

move isstock on the lloyds banking group. for more on lloyds, i am joined by a manus cranny.his is a profit for the government. >> it is. look at that stock price. down over five percent. it is a profit. look at that. they had to discount the price. they got the institutions to come in and did. -- and bid. pence.d at 75.5 we use ate price bloomberg is 61 pence because lloyds paid for insurance on their tactic assets -- on their toxic assets. we know a profit which that george osborne is going to use to pay down part of the national debt here in the u.k. >> thank you so much. what does it mean for the future? we talked about the government, but does it mean we will have more of these kinds of disposals? the u.k. owned quite a lot of other banking stock as well. i think it is a good step for the government and a good step for you and me. we own these portions of the bank stocks. i think it is a step forward in that respect. us as retaildo for investors? we want to see the dividend restarted. this is one of the best of the past 12 months. it is the leader of the pack in the u.k.

people in the lobby, for instance, was not allowed to address lloyd blankfein by name. whisked through the garage to get out. there was an occupy visual across the straight, occupy gold machine sacks because lloyd blankfein lives in a duplex. >> you made me wait until the final chapter to hear about a-rod and hookers. >> the boy had a very good time. favorite story, two hookers coming down in the elevator while cameron diaz was going up. go, a-rod. >> if i live in this building at a time of the holidays, how much am i ponying up? >> it depends. you know, the average staff worker walks away with about $22,000. some of them make up -- >> in tips? >> in tips, cash, by the way. some of them make up to 100,000. the super god knows he gets paid $600,000 a year. >> the risk that you run if you're not -- somebody gave 90 grand, right? >> yeah. >> sanford weil? >> one year and then cut it in half the next year and they all got really grumpy. >> they entitled to the 90 grand. if you don't pony up, you run the risk. a-rod, he was a tenant. he left that apartment in better conditio

>> informing those discussions have been tab lloyd newspapers like red pepper.he paper paid a name with sol ashes coverage of homosexuality and its editor is uncompromising about the editorial line. >> the editorial position in uganda is that it is an illegal practice in this country. they need to respect the laws of the country. we expose. >> what he portrays as civic duty mixes with the culture of tab lloyd journalism. sex sells. combine the two and red pepper alleged that a football coach was having sex with young players on the team. it was an approach to make money. you bring sex and homosexuality, and a combination likely to sell. you appeal to people's voierrist tick side -- voyeuristic side. >> we were saying there was a rape and homosexual practice. these were under aged boys targeted by a known homosexual. that's the point we are trying to raise. >> the nation is not unique to uganda. when society and the media turns it into the dominant narrative, like it is in uganda, challenging it is an issue. especially with the law that mandates the practice be c

so as you indicated many people who live throughout the life span have am lloyd in the brain. some of them become clinically impaired and some do not. it's always been a mystery as to why people with the same amount of this toxic protein in the brain can do well. this study indicates that perhaps this rest protein, is active at different levels in those individuals. so people who have the protein in the brain, but do not become demented may have higher levels of this protein, than individuals who do become clinically impairs and that may give office therapeutic window. that may predispose them. >> adult it make it tricky to figure out how it works since there is no test for it. you can only do these observations after a person is no longer living and you can get your hands on their brain. >> that's right, that is a challenge. how can we assess how much protein a person may have. but the experiment is ready to be conducted because if we can measure that in the blood or some other fashion, we can now detect protein in the brain, of living individuals, even before they become cli

outside lloyds.he lloyds steel or's -- the dealer received an order to convert 300 million pounds to dollars. he was going to transact this how lowgardless of sterling went. both institutions have said it is too early to comment. have said they have nothing to substantiate this at the moment. this falls into the domain of market abuse and potentially insider dealing. chancery has been suspended on february 3. he has not been accused of any wrongdoing by any institution at this point. another day, another scandal. fx looks like it has the heat cranking up on it in terms of news. >> a fascinating morning to see how he copes. they do very much, manus cranny joining us from westminster. >> the fate of the missing malaysian airlines jet continues to baffle investigators. it was traveling from kuala lumpur to beijing with 239 people on board would disappear. a malaysian immigration official identified one of the suspects with a stolen passport as a 19-year-old iranian. the man isieved -- believed to have i

officer charles lloyd says some simple steps like cutting back shrubs and bushes, reinforcing the front door with a steel sheath and security strike plate can slow down the criminals. >> a burglar will generally take no more than 60 seconds to get in your house. if it takes longer than that, they run the risk of getting caught or seen. so you just want to make it more difficult for them to get in. >> officer lloyd also says put your porch light above the door for better illumination and a peephole in your door to peer out and you don't have to open the door for someone you don't know. wusa9 is committed to staying on top of developments in the alexandria murders. we set up a special text alert for updates on the killings. you can text the word alexandria to 25543 for texts with updates and new developments. >>> coming up nasal ranger to the rescue, colorado authorities are clamping down on pot smokers smoking up their neighborhood. >> if you are challenged when it comes to getting around, this could be the perfect thing >>> more and more pedestrians are getting hit by cars because they

residents include the chief executive of goldman sachs, lloyd blankfein i'm them as well as dan loeb. the onetake a look at of the worlds most powerful addresses. for, a product designed nest executives. plus, the perfect suit design for you. all that and more over the next hour. but first, headlines with cristina alesci. >> nike posted its earnings after the close. the country -- the company first-quarter sales that dropped. they gained a percentage last quarter. platforms allow dealers to get different prices on the same securities in a $40 trillion market, according to a person with direct knowledge. the sec wants to understand why brokers sometimes lock their rivals and clients from seeing some of their prices from municipal, corporate, and other bonds. symantec has fired president and chief executive officer steve bennett and named board member michael brown to lead while the company seeks a replacement. those are your top headlines. >> thanks. just about an hour ago, we got the results of the latest bank stress test from the federal reserve. all but one of the 30 largest banks h

really appreciate it. >> thank you very much, wolf. >> lloyd blankfein.reciate it. >> thank you. >>> up next, the woman between president obama and president putin. how germany's angela merkel is playing a pivotalal role right now, trying to resolve this ukraine crisis. we're going to examine the dynamics of her relationship with the russian president. (music) defiance is in our bones. defiance never grows old. citracal maximum. calcium citrate plus d. highly soluble, easily absorbed. >>> there's a famous quote from the former british prime minister, margaret thatcher. the quote is this. if you want something said, ask a man. if you want something done, ask a woman. and a woman is now emerging as a major player in the crisis in ukraine. we're talking about the german chancellor, angela merkel. brian todd is with us with more on this part of the story. she is a very significant player. >> very significant, wolf. she is seen now as increasingly maybe the person who could be the most central to resolving this crisis. her diplomats are the ones pushing many o

you lloyds where the u.k. government, this is the bank where they pumped 20 billion pounds into the bank in 2008. they are offloading more stock. second time. they had to discount the price. by 4.5%. peugeot, different things here on the political front in france, we're here. we're going to be active. but on the other side of this, the chinese deal looks like it is getting signed. have a look at sterling. the one more dramatic nufere currency market. -- mover in the currency market. the economy is getting better. interest rates can't stay at 0.5% forever and we will get back to a more normalized situation. what that situation is of course is a great debate for 2015 in terms of where rates can go and how quickly they might rise. they speak. fx markets trade. 1.6531. back to you. >> manus cranny with the latest on the markets. >> are businesses more concerned about the ruble and sanctionses? c.f.o.. speak with the and we'll speak to the man known as russia's richard branson. >> we'll see you in a couple of minut

this is according to lloyds bank. this is the largest increase since may 2009.ump over one year ago as well. here in the u.s., we are going to have fun. that is a jim harbaugh, san francisco 49ers football coach, training the half court shot with ease. pep talkpre-game to the kansas jayhawks basketball team. they trounced texas tech in the game. that is the exact outfit he wears --look at him. >> does he sleep in that outfit? >> he got it at walmart. it is part of the pregame tradition. >> an athlete is an aptly. that is awesome. >> we did khaki pants. i do not like that. a lot going on, let's get the single best chart. >> slow recovery from the financial crisis. one big one is the rise of income inequality. this is a chart from the chief economist at columbia management. the u.s. starting to rise in the 1980's as a percentage of national income. they grow four percent annually from 1960 to 1980. that was 20% of national income. you can start to see it take off in the last couple of years after 1980. by 2012, it's got to 35%. thet of people say that economy cann

employeesse buildings and lloyd a scheme -- employed a scheme that made him at least $60,000. >> authoritiesllege that from sold a09 to mid-2013, number of expensive items. >> they were selling the surplus property and having people bring in money orders with the payee line of blank. he said he was going to stamp it stamp and he wrote his own name on the payee line and deposited the checks into his personal account. >> the investigation is not over. they're trying to figure out how an additional $75,000 got into the suspect's personal bank account. faces a felony theft charge. >> to cnn producers are behind bars for what appears to be a copycat crime. they are accused of trying to repeatedly get into a restricted area. they were trying to test the security. asked tothey were not sneak into the site. a new jersey teenager made his way into the site. d.c. animal control is investigating the death of several animals in rock creek work. chickens, two pigeons, and one goat were killed. sacrifices like this are common practice in certain religions. >> my job is to make sure that the animals were n

david davenport and former pepperdine university with george lloyd of recently published a book to sayt is the paradigm for the modern debate. you are for government expansion and if you are against it, the 1930s deal then you have other positions about the current policy. they think hoover therefore is a definer. they think that coolidge is kind of retro and out of it. what i enjoy very much about your book is that you show that, hoover is thinking about the new deal and things that could be articles today. you said we cannot extend the mastery of the government without making it a master of people's soul and thoughts. can you say a word or two more about what is in this book and how it might be perceived? >> guest: yes i'm glad you mentioned gordon lloyd into the new deal on the conservatism just out a few months ago. same publisher i might add. neither of us knew that we were writing the separate volumes but we had a great deal of convergence and recognizing and hoover this figure and leader in the deployment of arguments and the anti-statist arguments that have now become an troubl

. >> charlie: frank lloyd wright. >> frank lloyd wright at the beginning after the chicago fire. but in the '50s, '60s and maybe even '70s, i would say maybe we weren't exemplary in terms of architecture. millennium park changed everything. >> charlie: is the president going to establish his library in chicago? >> hope so. makes every sense in the world. we certainly hope so. >> charlie: find a fine architect. >> exactly. >> charlie: use him. we certainly hope he'll do it. we expect him to do it. >> charlie: chicago is making a huge effort to say this is where you belong? >> yes. the mayor is leading it. >> charlie: how's he doing as mayor? >> i think he's doing great. i think rahm has the personality, ten nasty and drive and he cares a lot about it. >> charlie: he first announced he wanted to be mayor on this program. i said if you weren't doing this, what would you like to do? he said, be mayor of chicago. >> he's passionate about his job. if you're passionate about what you do, you're miles ahead. >> charlie: you have a head start. >> absolutely. >> charlie: but there is a rea

what would you make lloyd blankfein?t of all, i would chop one of the hot dogs -- do i get more than one hot dog? i would chop one of them up and dredge it with flour and salt and pepper and some cayenne and make it nice and crispy and hot. i would take the other one, i would butterfly it open until it was flat, dredge in flour and bread crumbs. i would make a hotdog schnitzel and serve it with a crispy hotdog salsa. >> nice. >> yes, please. >> i'm up for that. bobby? >> he is the ceo of mcdonald's, you said? >> he's your competition. >> yes. i'm not going to try to serve him a hamburger. i think mcdonald's could use a little more vegetables in its life. so, i will use the sweet-and- sour sauce and i will do a roasted cauliflower, agua dulce, sort of sweet and sour with some red chilies and put it in an earthenware dish, and put it in an oven and roast it. there you go. >> sounds good. tom? >> a midwest guy, he probably likes beef. so, let's braise some short ribs in cherry coke, but let's cut that sweetness with a lot o

in fact, i think lloyd george was, who became the prime minister, was involve inside those negotiations -- involved in those negotiations. he was a lawyer. so -- >> you mentioned the friendship between israel and the united states government at the end of your talk and also touched on it, i think, during the question and answer period briefly. >> right. >> it brought to mind a quote, i've got to paraphrase this a little bit from jesuit father john sheehan a. he said whenever i hear that israel is our only friend in the middle east, i can't help but think before our friendship with israel, we had no enemies in the middle east. [laughter] >> that's pretty tricky. [applause] i can't answer that directly. i'll just say this, that i think the iran negotiations are incredibly important, and if those work out, they'll be not only to the benefit of the united states, but of israel as well. because they'll be one, you know, they'll have one less enemy in the country in the region, and, you know, israel and iran used to be allied under the shah. it's not like those countries have a history of ant

will we water down the bill of rights, or will we be all on fire like the unstoppable william lloyd garrison? for 30 years, garrison stood as politicians whimpered and compromised and left their fellow man in bondage. garrison would not. .e could not sit quietly by he rose above those politicians that would leave the country half free, half slave. his voice was unwavering. i will be as harsh as truth and on compromising as justice. i will be in earnest. i will not equivocate. and i will not excuse, i will not retreat an inch, and i will be heard. [applause] will you, america's next generation of liberty lovers, will you stand and be heard? [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. the sons of liberty who fought against british soldiers writing their own warrants would today make a bonfire of the special orders issued by secret police. they would risk everything to guarantee your right to a trial by jury. they would today call out to the president, they would say "we will not be detained, spied upon, nor have our rights abridged. we will not submit and we will not trad

that is controversial today you and important were is it exhibitionist david davenport with george lloyd published that the new deal is the paradigm. if you are for government experience and your stimulus if you are against it then you have other positions about career policy. so therefore hoover looks at him as the deflator baby coolidge is out of bet. but you show hoover thinking about the new deal to formulate op-ed articles that we cannot extend the mastery of government without making it the master of people's souls and thoughts. can we say another word about what is in this book about the new deal and how it could be perceived? to make yes i am glad that you mentioned them. there was a book out the few minutes ago by the same publisher we did not know that we were writing it but we have a convergence in thought as a leader of the deployment of the anti-statist arguments that are now in trouble and some of those arguments and hoover bakes are arguments as say permitted to issue in politics with the government a and free economy how far should we go. hoover raises issues in this book

david davenport, a scholar, with george lloyd, same new deal is the paradigm for modern day.f you for a coming or for government expansion. if you're a good state, the 1930 video, you have other positions about current policy. they say hoover therefore is the designer. what i enjoys you showed hoover thinking about the new deal and formatting things that could be op-ed articles today. you cannot extend mastery of government over the daily lives of people without him are making a master peoples souls and thoughts. can you just say a word or two more about what is in this book about the new deal and how it might be perceived? >> guest: yes, i'm glad you mentioned david lloyd and the american conservatives and a few months ago. same publisher might i add. neither of us knew the other was writing a separate volumes but we have a great deal of convergence and recognizing hoover, really pathetic figure in the leader of the deployment of arguments, anti-statist arguments that it's now become integral to american conservatism. some of the argument server makes the 1930s or arguments

it is a lloyded word, a dangerous word. >> we need to help them. >> she is launching a campaign to banhat word. >> we know that by middle school more boys and girls want to lead in new york city were asked, what is more important, to be liked or a leader? >> if you are a leader your friends will get mad at you and they will not want to be your friend. >> that is the heart of the problem. >> we are 50 percent of the population, we are 5 percent of the fortune 500 c.e.o.'s, 17 percent of the board seats, 19 percent of the congress. that is not enough for 50 percent of the population. >> why does it happen? >> it comes back to bossy. >> i was called bossy in 9th grade and my teacher said to my best friend, do not be friends with her, she is bossy. that hurt. >> she launched "ban bossy campaign," with a star-studded campaign with the organization lean in. the head of the girl scouts joins her. >> why does bossy matter? >> words matter. we need to give positive attributes, strong, confident, not bossy. >> it is the other "b" wore, they are called bossy or too aggressive we should have the e

many live -- -- several were bothered by a tab lloyd. >> uganda has a number of countries with culturesnd values. we are not into discrimination. >> as the politicians are seen to stand up to western demands it makes them more popular at home. for many. international donors, the new law crossed the line. malcolm reb al jazeera. >> -- malcolm web, al jazeera. >> one of the dolphins checks into a psychiatric center. >> and we'll meet the men and women who decide who takes home an academy >> now to the latest chapter in the controversy involving miami dolphins lineman ritchie incognito. michael eaves has the story. into when the news of the miami dolphins hazing scandal broke. there was a feeling that the story would take twists and turns before being resolved. over the last few days ritchie incog neatio provided twists and turns. this is the aftermath of incognito using a bat to bash the front-end of his ferrari thursday. if you look closely you see a piece of the back protruding from the front of the car and the bat on the ground. friday incognito was admitted to a psychiatric facility f

former marin water district board member pamela lloyd.numbers of people per household, this is how much water you have in a given period of time. you choose how you use it. over a certain period of time, you cannot go beyond that use, or you'll be penalized. this is where economics did come in. you'd be penalized very severely for it. cooking and drinking water were important and our vegetable garden. you didn't wash the car. you didn't hose down the patio or the deck, all these real wasteful uses. some put signs up directing people toward conservation methods. it was in to wear dirty clothes or drive a dirty car. when you were waiting for the hot water, you'd collect the cold water for something else. rising to the challenge, marin residents reduced their water consumption by 66%. there's an old saying, "you never miss the water till the wells run dry." marin county saw more evidence of how valuable water was. look at what people would pay for something recently taken for granted. 1,000 gallons of water today for an individual through th

jewell lloyd. 20 points, 12 boards, natalie achonwa on fire. 89-72 irish. elite 8. gators into the final four in men, 62-52. in the west, one versus two, set to tip off in 20 minutes, arizona and wisconsin, highlights at 9:00 and 11:00. with the masters less than two weeks away-tiger woods battling back problems and look at the leader moving a bolder to get a clean look at the green. he two-putted for par. 12-under. leads by three heading into tomorrow's final round, back to the rainout in oakland, as an fyi fans can redeem the paid value of their tickets to a regular season game. they're expecting 33,000 so not all is lost. they can see a regular season game. >> thank you so much, colin. nothing like mother-child time, especially when your family is this adorable. the public debut for the world's ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey

>> guest: i'm glad you mentioned david lloyd and davenport.either of us knew the other was writing. we had a great deal of convergence in recognizing hoover was really a prophetic figure and leader in the deployment arguments antistatist arguments that have become integral to american consumerism. some of the arguments that hoover makes are the arguments we are having still. the government, which is the problem in which is the solution and how far should we go in deregulation and so forth? huber relates issues in this book which are very defining as you say of the american political landscape. in fact in 1932 hoover gave a talk in madison square garden, the speech of his unsuccessful re-election campaign. he said this election is more than a contest between two men into parties. it's between two philosophies of government and the selection will dictate the course of american life for 100 years to come. he regarded that as one of the most prophetic speeches he had ever given so what he is doing in this book in the crusade years as documenting h

his friend lloyd killed back on november 23rd, 2013, so he says please do not cross the line. it's extremely dangerous. >> this video serves as a warning don't walk out on thin ice. this is in russia on the volga river. this woman who you see being dragged across the ice was apparently a tourist who thought it was a good idea to walk out on the ice to take some photos. the ice gave way. she fell into the icy cold river. but luckily there were some guys right there on the river's edge and they acted quickly. >> this better be extra sure before you go out on any kind of ice. you better be really 100% sure that it's not, like, this thin. >> it was about this thin. and you can see it breaking and giving way as they're trying to rescue her, but these guys are so incredibly brave and they know exactly what they're doing. not only is this one guy going to shimmy across the ice to grab hold of this woman, they, then, got this long board to create some surface area. they also tied ropes so that this woman and this rescuer could get back into this pier. they say she was only in the wate

the oil giant shell has joined the likes of barclays in the lloyds banking group to speak out against independence for scotland warning the move would be bad for business nor smith as more the oil giant has come down firmly on the side of the no campaign saying he would prefer scotland to remain in the u.k. because independence carries risks and uncertainties interestingly the chairman of shell u.k. originally said the company wouldn't be weighed in on the debates and it's purely a matter for the school to decide but the c.e.o. has written that to create this. sort of business and politics earlier i spoke to him a cloud he's put independent i started by asking him whether the shell boss had a point after all it's no secret that business like stability i don't think that an independent scotland is going to create the members instantly he said they aren't ready to use everyone's entitled to an opinion but i think what he did seriously. he would like to use fear as part of. certain which some of the major part recently did in the you are actually. to leave the. skin in the e.u. an indepe

lloyds barclays royal bank of scotland they have more debts on their books they could ever possibly pay back in one hundred years and technically they're insolvent technically they're bankrupt so what the bank of england has to do is that they have to continuously create money themselves and lend it to these banks to keep them above operate and keep them from float even though they're technically dead banks to resign and be banks we heard that term in japan but now there's on the banks all over the world that's where it comes from these banks have no ability to pay back their debts they're being kept alive through the machinations of the bank of england who itself has no money either they're just creating bank money loans and interest but it also makes sense why government policy controlled by lobbyists for the banks and well direct orders from the banks their paper fest is why incomes are ever declined and why austerity because they don't want you to ever pay back your liabilities to the bank because that to stories their money they become less wealthy if you pay back your loans to the

i also have some comments from bp and lloyds. lloyd's says the investigations are ongoing. bp says they refute any suggestion that bp traders were doing inappropriate trading. that is the problem, betty. it is not a regulated market. he said, she said. what did you say? back to you. >> this investigation will continue. thank you so much, manus cranny. the president is headed to manhattan for two friend raisers. phil mattingly has more on this story. is alan patricof. he is hosting 30 people at his house. tell us about these fundraisers. democratssident and recognize that a few months from november the senate is very much in play. they need to raise money. at the patricof home is tonight. it is $32,000 per person. blackstone's at house. the president is still able to make that trip to new york and get these people together to raise money for the party. this is going to be a tough election cycle. 20is hosting about fundraisers between now and november? to the senatets right now. when democrats moved into this cycle, they did not expect these six seats and the republicans need

european council president hammond fun romp lloyd said he was also looking for alternative energy supplies. today we sent the knesset to know that europe has set the stepping up to get to review is an edgy dependency especially from russia. the european commission is preparing a new round of economic sanctions should not attempt further incursions into ukraine the bloc's leaders are keen to de escalate the crisis and help moscow will agree to accept an observer mission from the organization for security and cooperation in europe. he was in his mind off the ends of the mystery of the best thing you know what i spent time today and tomorrow is another doubt about that time is money and to make the decisions that special student. now that russia has agreed to having observers in ukraine commission is set to get underway as soon as possible all i can and will europe maintain its unity on sanctions against russia that's a question with an earlier to our brussels correspondent the house oh if you talk to colleagues a lot of sad as it is true that there is a great sense of surprise maybe. and reg

those accused of navigating with the foxton on the shooting in nineteen seventy one to the beach and lloyd said the ongoing ict china's to a gallon and it is fi film critic to potentially. i think even ukrainian tradition of gordon and his friend duane are going great and are re do some biking for a mom. humans have given them the work and demand was and that some of the right to center will come out. so i can be to have nothing to do we've got to be deployed to serve on the issues we need only the noni and its ilk that the cavity just like the countries needed to spot teach the gym on a tsunami that can be dealt mosque in the side in an effort to crush the big one the national movement. oh it was the million people are looking at all with two hundred thousand them in the game during the nine months no one faked. on some of the developments now the focus on a sub basement refuses to pay heed to the pleas of the people of conduct but this time will complain that the doc today to food items. i think sounds and eighty two. see the sudden change in food items is going unchecked in the markets

lloyd individuals wearing has entered the building without fortunately that was killed by our posts is due to the basement when i go to that. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack less than two weeks. they threatened to disrupt the upcoming presidential election with a campaign of bombings and assassinations just every week to give insurgents attacked a police station in the eastern city of jeddah about leaving ten officers dead. placed on the same day. four gunmen stormed the choice to remain hotel in kabul. nine civilians including two children die. election monitors were among the hotel's guests that time undeterred by the violence tens of thousands of afghans are registering to vote on the ankle the fifth. i must say there will be a real test of democracy in the country current president of the concert is not eligible to stand. says crews are looking for the missing malaysia airlines flight and they should three seventy state that they house policies of new objects placing in the indian ocean but they haven't been able to recover them yet the australian maritime safety

winds syrian targets need to be responsible for tuesday's attack on a melody of tea on the goal of lloyds is friday prime minister benjamin netanyahu delivered a message of the tyrants to syrian president bashar al asad making babies right policy we struck the news to strike us colorado room. so we are one or two in women's hoops it is snowing. the idf attack targets in syria entire tree. those targets was syrian elements. that helps any allow. slick elaborate it. in attacks on our forces. no policy is very clear. the issue to us. he also told them. as much as we can handle the transfer of homes at sea and land. time to time we all recall it. to carry out aggressive operations. as we have just done. in order to ensure the time. this deceptive policy is the reason israel's security is kept the security of its citizens has kept mum on why israel tomorrow is the most stable and place in relation to the middle east. which is undergoing massive tomorrow i went through. alright so the blood. he is talking to the syrian on the tiny facilitate minutes he had pulled this kind of artillery fast rac

messages and colorful displays of the st exhibition which slices on to the eye to this day was timed out lloyd on attracted the attention of many a possibility exhibition or the noise the side that have received hundreds of posters for mullet is all across the world sending them messages of peace. would you not look very good sense of comedic designed to support this. thanks to them we managed to organize a contest that exhibition in the center of kiev and the year the crisis in ukraine since the capture of the solace of people across the world hollywood's oscar award winning george clooney in john you're a and supports thing that angelic politician the immediate am ashamed of wearing it to the senate calling for release after time politician on oaks was like a microsoft founder bill guy has a business card to richard branson a post i will pull gone with and support for the troubled nights. top supermodels. praise ye him hiding inside a house showing off the trade secrets two thousand fourteen summer swimwear on the rooftop pool in west hollywood. this two new designs including online bikini t

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score but the ball hit the goal post the next sentence it had a good chance of a free kick but david lloyd says his team soon while hinting that the pac chairman miller field and some hidden corner kick result no one as a result that the house is situated on the three points at the start of the championship winners of the henson and comics and bishop were announced ten teams from regions and ten teens are presenting the structural units of law enforcement agencies participated in the competition wrestlers from the republican guard the national security committee ministry of emergency situations ministry of internal affairs were among those seen on the color region was determined as the best wine nine champions among men find women were announced as well. the main theme of the championship this election the athletes for the world the european and asian championships. just a tease to get jessica the teams featuring two hundred and fifty participants took part in the competition team come a calling region is the one year and the team and the ministry of internal affairs finished in second pla

lloyds and barclays bank's have been going by the seal oil giant shell says he would like scotland to remain part of the uk. laura smith has more the oil giant sea yet to come down firmly on the side of the no campaign saying he prefers them to remain in the uk because independents carries risks uncertainties interestingly the chairman of shell uk in which belief that the company would be way down the debates. it's got to the sides. this cd but it has been voted not to create this painting makes its business and politics. the rest breaks and in the clouds his pro independence many cars he brings to the salvos have that going to be his main mission of the next few nights. i don't think that an independent scotland scoring three minutes. instability is that they are already stated everyone's entire two nd opinion. i think bonnie did see a smile instead. he reads like the ut tuesday as part of the year. i am currently in class no certainty with some of the major parties sleeping in the uk are actually going for it to ease me in it. soros certainty of steam in the year of independence on