yeah it was in cahoots with lowlives why are you sure all your life but why was he in kurt's was lopes you made a mistake. you never showed remorse you never showed remorse be disgraced as. i was and you want me to visit him and pay for his release. yet when he is tell being mad at him that soon we won't have enough money to visit him don't bother was it him go bring him food and money no one will feed him let him die let him die let him die in jail let him come back dead you will be better off why do you say that. i swear i don't understand you will never be an honest man. you will be quiet by. this what if we accomplished nothing. i want you to be a good student. but let's look at our life. do you see me leave at three am and you see me when i got home. at the checkpoints and work hard at school don't be lazy. she's dangerous i told you how your grandparents treated us. and now we burn as if they could pour gasoline on us and burn us without thinking twice. but i do know they kicked aside and humiliated us in front of everyone the fights and arguments. you understand i would there th

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imagine that for a turkish citizen to see how the european the whole of the european union does the lopes now in the states is doesn't seem very attractive to become a member of that club. turned out as some other stories making global headlines this hour at least six people have been killed in a militant attack in northeastern nigeria as according to the country's military no suspects have yet been arrested the region is frequently targeted by islamic extremists with local residents putting the blame for the attack on the radical second boko haram. ten soldiers from chad have been killed in armed clashes with rebels in northern mali it's the second incident resulting in shadi in casualty since friday when thirteen troops died in battle in the same region allied troops from france and african countries have been fighting al-qaeda linked islam is rebels since january despite ongoing clashes france claims the operation is entering its final stage paris announcing its readiness to withdraw military presence from the country. nobs ductile dusters even firearms tools of the trade for many an a

because they don't know what the loping-term costs are going to be. i agree with you that coming and the white house has to come and get t. but i don't think the white house is looking in the mirror and being honest with its role in this. i think that in all certainty, they have to stop proposing reg eulogies that are crippling growth. >> vione last thing. i want to make sure that the fact goes out there. obamacare goes into effect in 2014, with the exception in 2018, the only change that year is instead of the government paying from the federal side, 100% of all changes in medicaid, it goes down to 90%, that's the only change in the law. so it is out there -- thank you for the opportunity to say the facts. >> eric: we have to do something. somebody's got to do something -- [overlapping dialogue] >> i agree with joe that congress and particularly the republicans in the house need to step up and propose it. but the white house has to get serious. >> eric: step up, both sides. everybody, step up. that's the message. >> that's the message. >> eric: thank

each time our nation has faced great challenges what has kept us together is a shared lope for a better life. now, let that hope bring us together again. to solve the challenges of our time and we can write the next chapter in the amazing story of the greatest nation a man has ever known. thanks for listening. may god bless all of you. may god bless our president. and may god continue to bless the united states of america. >> senator marco rubio, the republican of florida. we'll bring president obama's full state of the union in a re-air in about 20 minutes or so. we're taking your calls to hear your thoughts. we're looking at a shot of the u.s. capitol building. we're following tweets and looking at the #sotu. howard on the democrats line. caller: my thoughts is like the republicans have always done what they always done. they always try to put us into the whole concept is like, you know, it is the middle class. in this country that we have forgotten there is three different classes of people. they try to make us believe there is the rich, the middle class, and then that was it. but th

. >>> you may be familiar with the phrase loping around the house and researchers at kansas state andversity say that phrase has moved to the office they call a cyber americans spend 60 percent to 80 percent of their time at work updating facebook, shopping online, or watching silly videos. and people who knew they where being monitored did not reduce their time until they where shown an example of a coworker who was reprimanded. >>> a disappointing message today with? atrader loss than expected the san francisco website reported. aloss of 8 cents a share and they expected a loss of 5 cents in revenue came in higher than expected and the company is reporting strong growth in the reviews where off 45 percent last year and the stock stock dropped as much as 5 percent in after-hours t rading. monopoly fans voted at the iron token and replaced it with a feline, the latest addition to the board game. the maker of monopoly has announced the token change this morning after voting on facebook closed at night was the first time the fans had a say in the token selection. more than 1 million vot

s biggest backers trimming his stake, dan lope selling 11 million shares last week.says it sold the shares to maintain a consistent holding as yahoo! pursues a buyback authorization. the stock is up more than 20% over the last six months and third point still owns some 62 million shares. so, joey, little trim of the stage there. but the company has done quite well. your thoughts. >> the company has done quite well. what the capital allocation strategy has been and i truly believe the appreciation has been all about the buyback strategy. that's why folks want to own the name. when you look at the other side of this, and we talked about it last week, i don't believe the mobile strategy is well defined. i don't think there is any traction in the mobile strategy. i don't think that's why you own yahoo!. you own -- >> are they owning it -- >> because of marisa myers' vision? >> no, it is the buyback story and it is still 60% of it still needs to be allocated. last week was the opportunity as it got to 21 bucks and we talked about it on the show into scaling back some of y

my lope house meat, the staff photographer, was on home leave in spain. our main translator was finishing phone calls in the large office space before heading down to hill. the only person who was there a hard-working haitian mechanic who was replacing the brake pads in my hopeless 13-year-old geo tracker. i was in my room. the call i was waiting for was from someone at ap -- i don't know maybe actually sit thing the crowd -- telling me i could ship out. after disasters and not one utility i could count on i was done with haiti. my friend were great. he house was terrific. a two-store with stone walls on the first floor. set back. from the sun rising behind it, the sounds of children filled the day and i'd fall asleep to hallelujah's from the church at night. but ap long talked about getting rid of the mouse my foreign friends done with their rotates has shipped off to the next cries. ap's national editor said could i pick my next possession so long as at its kabul, laos, or baghdad. i chose afghanistan. sounded like a good place. all that was left for th

it is a loping-term disability that they are creating here. we must grow a heck of a lot faster to bring this problem back under control. it's just not happening. known of the data really indicate rapid resurgence in economic growth. that's when we need. >> you talk about growth. we know that the gdp for the last quarter was not good, it's in negative territory. what exactly, when we seesay gdp, what does that mean, why should they be concerned? >> on the gdp numbers, that's total gross product of the united states. when it declines, it means our country is shrinking, even though our population is expanding, which means that the income per capita of our citizens is declining. when you compare this period to when reagan was president in 1983 and 1984, our growth rates were in the range of 7 1/2% on average the first four quarters of '83 and it extended through bill clinton. we are going to lose a lot. you know, these people are a precious natural resource. you can't get back a year of unemployment for a person. it's a tragic loss of a perishabl

we lope you money, but we want more money for our money, and when they do that, inflation will kick inl security and medicare on sustainable paths, he will have no legacy at all. tracy? tracy: thank you for all of that. ashley: all right, the chinese government linked to a wave of hacking attacks against u.s. companies. how should america respond? fox news' judge napalitano weighs on that next. try -- tracy: how the ten and 30-year are trading. the 30 year is up as well, three points, 3.2%. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. >> i'm sandra smith. the hackers targeting facebook last week are taking a bite out of apple. tech giant says they are working closely with law enforcement and not only a small number of employee computers were actually breached. no data appeared to have been stolen. macy's and jcpenny argue over martha stewart, and the ceos both listed as possible witnesses. bmw recalling nearly 570,000 s

repaying their college loans. 35% of people under the age of 30 were at least 90 days late on student lopeudent loan debt jumped 11% even as other types of borrowing has fallen. that's the latest on the fox business network giving you the power to prosper. >> breaking news oil closing down 71 cents at 92.05 a barrel, the lowest price so far this year. for the month, oil closing down 5.6%, its first monthly fall since october. >> huh. we've been talking about california all day. california's sky high tax inspired several states to actually set up recruiting offices in the golden state to lure away businesses. adam is live in palo o -- palo alto with a goff november the state. what's going on? >> i have a governor from arizona, jan brewer, joining us live on fox business because arizona, along with communities in virginia and other states, opened offices here, offices that have been open for quite some time to recruit, not only to relocate to their states, but expand in their states. why is arizona considered california ripe ground, to get businesses to leave? >> look at california with ever

tire with three quick beeps [ horn beeping ] technology to keep us safe, which "consumer reports" lopesh some of those videos. >> really. >>> coming up, why anne hathaway is so sorry. >>> and a love triangle made for hollywood drama. but this is real life. it's coming up next in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> skinny in the house! >> oh, yeah. that's the way we like it. >> no one does it like big willie. >> welcome to "the skinny" on this thursday morning. okay, trouble in paradise. miley cyrus and her fiance liam hemsworth, apparently, looks like they -- well, they're engaged. they've been engaged since june 2012. he was at a preoscar party where he was seen cozying up to "madman" star january jones. she's kind of a scandalous single mom, she had a baby, nobody knows who the baby daddy is. so they were seen together. so more questions, does that mean that these two are breaking up? what does it mean about the third? is he cheating? >> pick one with a better haircut, dude, and call it a day. >> this is interesting too, a story out of the huffington

each time our nation has faced great challenges what has kept us together is a shared lope for a better life. now, let that hope bring us together again. to solve the challenges of our time and we can write the next chapter in the amazing story of the greatest nation a man has ever known. thanks for listening. may god bless all of you. may god bless our president. and may god continue to bless the united states of america. >> republican senator rand paul gave the tea party response to the state of the union. the first tea party response two years ago was given by michelle bachmann. >> good evening. i speak to you tonight from washington, d.c. the state of our economy is tenuous but our repeople we did our people are the greatest example of freedom and prosperity in. people say america is exceptional. i agree. but it is not the twists in our dna that makes us unique. we are founded on the notion that anyone is free to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. men and women were guaranteed in america a chance to succeed based not on who your parents were put on your own initiative and desire t

each time our nation has faced great challenges what has kept us together is a shared lope for a better life. now, let that hope bring us together again. to solve the challenges of our time and we can write the next chapter in the amazing story of the greatest nation a man has ever known. thanks for listening. may god bless all of you. may god bless our president. and may god continue to bless the united states of america. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> you can watch the state of the union speech and responses from senator paul and others online. go to c-span.org/sotu. now we go live to the national mall running from the capitol to the lincoln memorial where environmental groups are holding the for word on climate rally. a number of them are being held across the u.s. today. -- forward on climate rally. >> give me some music. come on. oh, yeah. let's go. come on. we say no, you say keystone. no. keystone. no. keystone. no keystone pipeline. no keystone pipeline. no keystone pipeline. no keystone pipelin

if you think as the federal budget as a t-bone steak, it is like a butcher's knife loping off a big piece, a trillion dollars worth of domestic spending, what experts call the worst way to deal with the budget. they dismissed the president's proposed solution outright. in a few hours the president will announce his pick to replace ken salazar. she is sally jewel, maybe a familiar name for a lot of people on the west coast, ceo of the outdoor equipment giant rei recognized for her support of habitat conservation as well as outdoor recreation. savannah? >> chuck todd is the nbc white house correspondent and political director. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's start with the terror policy. we have known for a while that the u.s. government has authorized strikes against american citizens believed to be al qaeda leaders. we learned the legal justification for that and some are concerned how expansive the power is that the administration gives to itself. how much of a political problem is this for the president? >> you put the political potential -- potential political problems i

businesses which create two-thirds of all jobs in this country will lose access to critical federal lopes. thousands of researchers working to cure cancer, diabetes and scores of life-threatening diseases will lose their jobs. congress has a power to prevent these self-insplict flicted wounds, turn off the sequester, protecting american families and businesses and ensure our national defense. in the house and in the senate, republicans and democrats would impose these cuts and it will take republicans and democrats working together to avert them. 174 republicans in the house voted to impose these painful cuts. mr. president, to say this is president obama's sequester is absolutely wrong. 174 republicans in the house voted for these cuts. that's more than 70%. and in the senate, more than 60% of the republicans voted for this sequester. so it's really unfair to say it's -- it's really unfair to say that it's the president's sequester. we did this together, mr. president. this would not have passed but for the overwhelming vote of the republicans in the house and in the senate. if those sam

fact, it keeps -- in fact, that bubble does not just envelope them when they get trained, it envel lopesour leaders all through their careers. if you look at what magazines feature, the articles get written by my colleagues and myself, folks like bryan. they can get enormous insight into collaboration, professional development culture. but between 2009 and 2012 if they were looking at advice on how to deal with hayoffs or regulations or labor agreements, it was almost nonexistent in the primary resources for the nation's leaders. so these are things where we are putting leaders in a position to fail. we often then hear that leaders can't do anything because they've got rules and contracts that make it impossible to act. i am anything but an apologist for the nation's teachers' unions. i have god and respected friends, but i give this them a hard time myself. but to be, also, equally fair, if you look, for instance, at the nation's 50 largest collective bargaining agreements which a colleague and i did, you see and you hook at the provisions around teacher compensation, teacher work rules