secretary lue last week took administrative action which does impact the economics of inversion, takes away some of the positive economics of this action. at the same time, there's no substitution for legislation like the president's legislation on inversions, but again, the real piece of business is to do comprehensive tax reform. >> i thought lue did was propose legislation. >> they go into effect right away and apply to deals that have not yet closed. >> with what about personal tax reform? is there any chance that there will be profltse on personal tax reform? >> possible, because i think we'd all agree that it's way who too complicated to do taxes. like on the corporate side, there are too many special interests and loopholes. it's a heart piece of business, in that here the president would propose to raise significant additional revenue from the top 1% and the republican party is opposed to that. so there's not the revenue neutrality that we talked about. skwleets talk about russia. you think the sanctions on russia are working? >> i think they're working at the level of they're

. >> reporter: to become lue, gyllenhaal drew inspiration from one of southern california's other nocturnal creatures. what did you do to prepare for this role? >> i wanted him to look like a coyote. in order to do that, i had to look hungry and be hungry. >> reporter: he means that literally. gyllenhaal lost nearly 30 pounds for the role. by eating a diet of kale salads and going on long runs. >> i would do this loop, this ten-mile loop and i would picture myself as a coyote. like i was running with my brethren or something after awhile. >> reporter: gyllenhaal's research included heading out after dark with this man, howard. >> i'm an adrenaline junky. >> reporter: he's a real life los angeles night crawler, who for 15 years th s has been sell video. gyllenhaal found him after the character was written, but they still got a dose of harsh reality. >> first thing he said, you guys want to wear the bullet proof vests or not? you got shot at. we were racing at 100 miles an hour. we arrived at a car accident where three young women had been ejected from a car. it was very horrible, bloody, vio

so russia duh have it's military on the lue right now.nd that is something that i think all of us whether it's in des moines, we with need to pay attention to. >> is there a difference between what they call their states that used to be part of the soviet union, and one withs like poland. for the rush ares that's a very big difference. and it's includes in particular ever countries like ukraine. and it also includes russian minorities, some significant that live in the baltic states for the russians there is a clear bounder reason they had set that very publicly h. that if the west was to pull sharply, it would not respect it. he h made it very clear that georgia and ukraine are ed red are lines for ever rush are sha, and if there was a real pull, there would be with consequences. granted i do not think anybody imagined that the consequences would been these kind, and that they would fall so quickly. that rush are sha would break basically every international norm we with know, and annex crimea. the challenge moving forward is that rush a

. >> we lue you odin. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world> great to have you with us. live to hong kong, protesters are spending china's national holiday speaking out against beiji beijing. we will take you to the scene. also ahead -- >> i wish to god you protected the white house like you're protecting your reputation here today. >> tough words for the head of the u.s. secret service about how a fence jumper at the white house was able to get all the way inside. but first -- >> the federal centers for

the syrian observatory for lue man rights says nearly 500 of them were isil fighters. 32 civilians my apologies i am going to try to work through this. 32 civilians were allegedly killed six of them were children, the u.s. has denied any knowledge. overnight, and early today, air strikes hit isil targets around the most, and in the cities, beijing, and co barney. bernard smith has more. killed defending their town. it's filling up. today, there will be three more barriers. like most here, want wantso show solidarity. but the first time she came, it was to bury her husband. he was martyred he wouldn't leave, unless it was as a martyr. i hope the blood of these martyrs won't be wasted and that he will be freed. then i can go home, and take my husband with me. some may not even know that their son or husband had been buried today. the graves are shallow. and the fighting is over, the kurdss want to move the bodies and bury them at home. the curds need reenforcements but there's no indication when they may arrive. but neither side making much head way, on the turkey syria border. it comes

>> we lue you odin. >>> hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. i'm rosemary church. >> great to have you with us. live to hong kong, protesters are spending china's national holiday speaking out against beiji beijing. we will take you to the scene. also ahead -- >> i wish to god you protected the white house like you're protecting your reputation here today. >> tough words for the head of the u.s. secret service about how a fence jumper at the white house was able to get all the way inside. but first -- >> the federal centers for disease control has confirmed that a patient admitted to this hospital has tested positive for ebola virus. >> doctors have diagnosed the first case of ebola inside the united states. should americans be concerned? >> yeah, and we will answer that for you. a man in texas has become the first person diagnosed with ebola inside the united states. the patient did not show any signs of the disease when he arrived from liberia almost two weeks ago now. he is now in isolation at a dallas hospital. >> a city official says this

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