i can't tell you how much energy and convince you gave to maggie. maggie was so excited and proud to go through congratulation and there's nothing more existing than to go to prom. she was dancing and (laughter) it made my rib cage ache. she didn't need a garden she knew what she wanted to do. this was perhaps one of the most important gifts she taught us to focus on what was really important and didn't care whether you had a bad day another working or what you did for a living. casey doesn't know that maggie didn't like testify forest fire but matthews favorite holiday was halloween it was mag i didn't see christmas. she started with her big grin when he when we talked about a costume. she had fun with her family's and a friends and tempers at does like. mag i didn't see costume pictures were emancipation proclamation building and her mother is equally to blame for this converting mag i didn't see chair with a flagship or an horse covered wagon. both maggie left it to the department to figure out how it was supposed to fit in the bus. maggie was de

. >> joining me now for our "daily fix," chris alisa, and pretolit senior writer maggie haberman. why this is bad political news for democrats. explain. >> okay, i'll do it as quickly as i can. because, andrea, the reality of political campaigns is that ads are built around snippets of information, headlines, many things taken out of context. i would say that about both sides. remember how democrats used -- mitt romney said let detroit go bankrupt. well, mitt romney never actually said that. it was the headline of the piece that he didn't know was coming. this is the reality of how campaigns function, and i think for the republican base, and that's a very critical piece of the 2014 midterm election, this cbo report will confirm what they believe is the facts that obama care is a bad law, that the government has failed in implementing it, and it will further incite them to turn out in the midterm elections to send barack obama a message. i think if you're mary landrieu in louisiana, or mark begich in ago, all democrats in republican-leaning states, a really revved up republican bas

maggie, good morning. >> oh, hello. >> maggie, it's great to have you here this morning.e have a lot of distance between us. don't worry about it, maggie. this has got to be tough for you as we know. you took to social media after your injury on that training run on friday and said you were -- had never been so frustrated but yet talked about how fortunate and honored you were and said you were determined to enjoy every moment. how's it feel now, though, after you had to say you officially dropped out of competition? how you doing this morning? >> you know, it definitely was really tough. i mean, this is the olympics. everyone wants to come out here and compete and do their best. but i'm really fortunate for all these opportunities that i've gotten and for this whole experience. especially at my age, you know. and i got to go to opening ceremonies. this whole experience has been great. and i'm not planning on leaving. and i'm going to stay. you know, just have what else is left to be offered. >> still a lot to enjoy. in terms of the slope style course, this is a daredevil

we begin with new hampshire governor maggie hassan. let's start with health care. every state is affected by that. you are going to have the medicaid expansion and said you were going to sign the bill. how's it going now? >> we were all frustrated by the rollout of the website and it was not acceptable. in the meantime, we have been working to make sure we could expand health care coverage through medicaid but then very quickly launch private insurance, something important for a bipartisan coalition in our state. we have been looking forward to having that new health-care expansion and a new hampshire-specific model. the enrollment on the exchange, a federal partnership exchange, because they prohibited the state from setting up its own in the last legislature, the enrollment is going well and is going to meet or exceed projections. >> do you think obamacare will remain controversial or change as it takes effect? >> the rollout was unacceptable. what's important as we improve and get the mechanics to work better is to remember what the affordable care act is really

we begin with new hampshire governor maggie hassan. let's start with health care. every state is affected by that. you are going to have the medicaid expansion and said you were going to sign the bill.

. >> maggie, good to see you, maggie reardon, senior writer, and stay tuned about microsoft. >>> aljazeera kicked off the discussion about the middle class, and you helped with that discussion. deborah owens tweeted. really glad you're focusing on the middle class. pamela lane said: today i've been asking you on social media to help us shape our future coverage on the middle class, and i want to know what issues you want "real money" to explore. michael wants us to talk about social security and what it might look like in 20 years, barney asked us to talk about education, and something that we started to do in our rebuilding the green section on monday. and about the station on the u.s. me. that's our show today, and hope you join us tomorrow. i'm ali velshi. latest news online at aljazeera.com. imagination to come up with a more brutal execution. >> also tonight, end of the line. the keystone pipeline. enough already. >> when do we stop moving, when do we stop and turn and fight? these industries are cropping up all over the country, all over the world.

maggie, i guess we know -- i know maggie very well apparently. >> you're girlfriends. >> maggie, thank and a guest will head to the fabulous -- i love this place -- santa barbara beach and golf resort located on a rare natural preserve in the caribbean island of curacao. during your five-day, four-night stay, lounge by the pool, relax on the white sandy beach and try a variety of activities from golf to biking. look at this place. >> you're also going to get breakfast daily. you have a stay at an ocean front bedroom, accommodations furnished by the santa barbara beach and golf resort. what do you think? >> oh, my god. that's just awesome. thank you so much. >> are the kids going with? are you taking the kids? >> yes, we are. >> there will be a mutiny. talk about fight club. thank you so much, maggie. god bless. >> coming up, set that dvr, we have heartthrobs with us. >> something tells me that's what they're all to see. we'll talk to the cast of the show "teen wolf". >> and tara lipinski and johnny weir will talk all things sochi. [ female announcer ] dove body wash has a secret. reall

. >> it tolls for thee, maggie.laughter] >> you have heard there, dennis skinner saying, "it tolls for thee, maggie." >> to attend immediately in the house of peers. >> i do not need to say to experienced viewers, that was probably the labor mp dennis skinner. therefore the royal family. >> the queen commands the honorable house to attend her majesty immediately. >> royal expenses are on the way. >> mr. speaker, the queen commands the honorable house. >> no royal commission this week. >> immediately in the house of peers. >> thank you. [laughter] >> to attend her majesty immediately. >> jubilee, double-dip recession, what a start. >> to attend her majesty immediately in the house of peers. >> royal mail for sale, the queen's head privatized. [laughter] >> contribution from dennis skinner. >> some of those were hard to hear. repeating a number of them, telling her to read the guardian. why would you want to read the guardian? they do not like the monarchy, i assume. >> i would not call the guardian republican. there

i'm maggie lopez and you are watching r.t. america well we begin this afternoon with breaking news from ukraine where at least nine people are reported dead and dozens of others were injured today according to the government officials the. clashes in the country continues to become more and more violent between police and demonstrators the ukrainian interior ministry reports that some police officers have been killed protests against president victoriano call which have been under way for twelve weeks now the ukrainian parliament is considering constitutional changes that would make it much more powerful than the president president which is set to meet with opposition parties tomorrow to discuss peaceful resolutions for the latest from ukraine here's our teaser. well basically all we have to do in order to understand what's happening in the ukrainian capital is to look at the pictures and they truly are mind blowing these central independence square in kiev is. up in flames right now the protesters are tossing molotov cocktai

we begin with new hampshire governor maggie hassan. let's start with health care.ffected by that. you are going to have the medicaid expansion and said you were going to sign the bill.

joining me now is political reporter bob engel and maggie hagueman. this stuff is so low going after the guy's high school behavior and try to make it look like he was a weirdo in high school politics when it turns out he was trying to get into local republican politics the teacher signed his petition and then used it as an endorsement. i think these are shadings but are highly escalated charges by the christie people. your thoughts? >> i think going back to somebody's high school era to muddy them or make them look a certain way is always sort of questionable. the bigger question is when you see the e-mail you ask yourself and we are asking this, if he was so bad, if all of this was true why did you appoint the guy to the port authority and praise him on his way out the door. those are very legitimate questions. mostly it surprised people for the reason that what christie is facing is an allegation that his office basically engaged in bullying, that it was a political bullying attempt and to send out an e-mail like that furthers that whether the goal

. >> among the people there were some and he, liz smith, maggie gillen all -- maggie jill and gyllenhallhem? a some of them had relationship to norman. i think it was an idea to create them in a believable way. other actors were cast as an extension of making it naturalistic, to find people who that.ility aligns with for example, paul giamatti, ellen burstyn word chosen for that reason. >> you wanted me to come in participate but our schedules did not match up. it looks remarkable. you put it on a barge. >> this is the top floor of a brownstone in brooklyn heights. that is 1-1 scale. roof andened up the built an extension on top which is quite eccentric. ropes these ladders and and plank ways that he would descend and cross every day to crow'sa position in a nest of sorts where he could look out the window over the new york harbor, said at a desk, and right. -- write. when i first visited, that resonated very much and that ended up being another structural element in the film. the film ends in thatwriting position. the last version of the spirits of norman, who is performed by chief davi

. >> we begin the problem with maggie. >> the start off with health care. your state has you.l have the medicaid expansion. i think you're going to sign that hill.

remember how 35 years ago, kind of a frumpy woman who wanted to be school mom to the world named maggiethatcher announced there is no alternative. there is no alternative she meant to be aggressive international capitalism that she was promoting. in fact, she even said there is no such thing as society. there are only individuals and then she added reluctantly, and families. while, you can laugh at maggie thatcher, but she was part of an aspect of the capitalist that has always been very important, was very important in the 19th century and became enormously important in the 20th and 21st century. that aspect is the propaganda that tells people that capitalism and the neoliberal capitalism is rooted in nature, that it's a machine that operates according to the laws of nature. but it's not made by people and because it is natural it operates according to natural law of supply and demand. there is no alternative. this book is the beginning of what we have to do in a big way, which is to explain why yes, they're all are tremendous. there is an alternative. it is possible to have a democrat

well, you can laugh at maggie thatcher alone but she was part of an aspect of the capitalist assaults that has always been very important. it was very important in the 19th century and it became enormously important in the 20th and 201st century. that aspect is the propaganda campaign that tells people that capitalism, neil liberal capitalism is rooted in nature, but it is a machine that operates according to the laws of nature. it is not made by people and that because it is natural but operates according to natural law of supply and demand, there is no alternative. this book is the beginning of what we have to do and a big way , which is to explain why, yes, there are alternatives. there is an alternative. it is possible to have a democratic country. we're going to cause of socialism. i took the advantage of the fact that i had the microphone. i supposed to talk about my contribution. my contribution is about welfare in this new democratic and socialist society. well, will we have welfare? after all, our first imperative is equality. our first demand is to redistribute the fortunes

and happy birthday, maggie. happy birthday. my guest tonight elizabeth banks "the lego movie."ready seen four times. [laughter] why know if you saw it on fox sunday there but before the seahawks scrimmaged with the -- [cheers and applause] -- team of stoned colorado teenagers --

. >> we begin the problem with maggie. >> the start off with health care. your state has you. you will have the medicaid expansion. i think you're going to sign that hill. the rollout of obamacare was full. how is it going? >> we were all frustrated. it was not acceptable. in the meantime, as you just talked about, we have been working new hampshire to make sure we could expand health care coverage through medicaid but then very quickly onto private insurance. a something that was important for a bipartisan coalition. we are looking forward to having that new health care expansion. exchangelments on our which is several partnerships prohibited the states from setting up its own. going very well. it is going to meet projections. >> do think it will be politically ocular or will it remain controversial? >> the rollout was frustrating. people are trying to understand how it affects them. what is important. as we improve it and as to get the mechanics of it to work after is to remember what the affordable care act is really doing for the oil of my state and the country. we want to

and happy birthday, maggie. happy birthday. my guest tonight elizabeth banks "the lego movie." which i've already seen four times. [laughter] why know if you saw it on fox sunday there but before the seahawks scrimmaged with the -- [cheers and applause] -- team of stoned colorado teenagers -- [laughter] -- fox air another world-class matchup as the most powerful man in the free world sat down with obama to cover topics like loose nukes, middle east peace, trade regulations and the environment. i'm just (bleep) with you. >> libya. your detractors believe you did not tell the world it was a terror attack because your campaign didn't want that out. i have to get to the irs. you are say nothing corruption with the health care. when did you know there were problems with the computers? >> jon: look at that o'reilly dipping wholescale in the full fox scandal of grab bag. though they've been investigated on multiple occasion it's a big show, it's a super bowl preshow you have to play the hits. do you think the chili peppersps are going to come out at halftime in the super bowl and not

joining me here are mckay coppens and maggie haberman a political reporter for politico. maggie, since you have written stories about trump over the years, i want to start with you, do you think we're at the point he shouldn't be taken seriously as a political figure? >> i think when he fake ran for president as we would put it in 2011 because he never ran, he never declared, what he did tap into was a real sentiment in the republican party base that the other candidates weren't tapping into. there was a reason the numbers went high, a reason he was covered. i would argue this gubernatorial flirtation is a mistake, hard to take seriously. >> the new york governorship. >> and the person who seems to be helping the most is andrew cue more the current governor, donald trump is having a debate of somebody thinking, rob easterino. i think you will see diminishing returns on this for trump, less and less coverage, but for trump the dissonance is between the new york media and that crewsy bell which he was used to and the national media he got exp e exposed to in 2011 and i don'

. ♪ >> governor maggie hassan on obamacare and new hampshire politics.ing down ukrainian the minimum wage. johnson and her and david plouffe debating obamacare and the nextj elections. sununu.nun john we begin with new hampshire governor maggie hassan. let's start with health care. every state is affected by that. you are going to have the medicaid expansion and saudi were going to sign the bi.

. >> rose: among the people there with elaine strip, who you saw, salman rushdie, maggie gyllenhaal, why them? >> well, some of them had a direct relationship to norman and i think intention was to create a believable way where people from his social circle would be there and other actors who were chosen i think were cast as an extension of thatover that interest, making it naturalistic. in other words to find people whose sensibility aligns with with that. and, for example, maggie gyllenhaal and paul giamatti and ellen bursten were chosen far reason. >> rose: this is where you asked me to come participate in that and our schedules didn't match up. it looked like a remarkable thing. there is also this. you put it on a barge and you can see the apartment which is a book on the heights, i guess, wasn't it? >> it was the top floor of a brownstone in brooklyn heights built at 1 x 1 scale. so mailer opened up the roof and built an extension on top which is quiting acentric. it had these ladders and ropes and plank ways that he would ascend and cross to get to everyday to get to a position

maggie smith the field. shahid making the dog got into it that would be the largest yet simon seeking they'll think about making again but with the mother of it. all comments and think it will be a minus on the bench and commented that it was tough but would i. all i get to the static toward the end of the shadow. combine pasta on tuesday and then stick covered up by the time to dominate to comment on one tnt into two g spectrum stamp on monday putting the zipper sound pollution levels fixed charges against the nt supreme oh and climbing on the pianos filmmaker don't sell on e mostly light to produce and play some point you to prove that it was intended to cover dot com season has to go in expecting it to two million dollars a night off to see him patients in the midst of a jot down notes that the move by licensed to attend a compliment that housing needs the new ic was admitted to hospital after she goes on to the crunch is acting as a consultant and i were not the time i was at that time has not been arres

maggie's of one my kids have found a way to ensure their apples or even crisp air and greens. eating clean. every year more than a million people fall into this car parking for two million north of tokyo. this is one of japan's busiest foreign markets. let's hear it sold over five million dollars with the prudence. just you try to get fried vegetables all sourced from one to three pt local farms the baked rice price. most items cost ten percent less than an ordinary supermarket is this really is. there's such a great variety of shopping many different places. i always end up coming back here the secret to the market success. great selection of produce that literally farm fresh. nothing is left to chance. each purchase is montana headlines that can't register. he is concerned to read to suppliers. farmers themselves he kinda supplies more than thirty varieties of vegetables to the market. in the fields. she spoke in blue it's from the wa market the peach farmer gets deal on their sales sent to them by text message once an hour. he punches the present ingredients. if someone's r

maggie smith what a wonderful age that was downton abbey and i truly do love that show now downton depicts the lives in a room of in a risk to credit family and their servants and post a warning in error england and before i get started i want to make it very very clear that this is a fictional television show about the lives of upper class crawley family and the british social hierarchy that surrounds them now just yesterday former treasury secretary larry summers wrote an editorial in the financial times a british publication just warning that the us is headed the way of downton abbey with the economy and social inequalities to match now some are says the solution to avoid this must involve raising incomes of the middle class and the poor and reforming tax codes tax codes that let a big share of the wealthy income escape taxation now summers writes quote a current tax code the current tax code is so badly designed that it is very likely to be having the effect of reducing economic growth and also allows the rich to shield a far greater portion of their income from taxation than the poor

they also offer a platform for china for maggie is greying relationship with the olympic movement. tracey holmes reports on the lake is the fact by the cities of ageing and john got help to win the rights to host the twenty twenty two which rahman pics. increasing to insert she is one to thirteen thousand needy and he is to cover the sides healing takes over the next two weeks. on sunday to protest the kind of eighteen twenty twenty two weren't really beat the egg and sixty li gets held a press conference to answer a range of questions from the world's media. the data gets confirmed that a survey conducted across several tiny ccs returned and ninety four point eight percent approval rating. it was confirmed the high speed rail link connecting all three clusters of a big big news will be built regardless of the bead six states guaranteeing both economic and social benefits james did the manly and chow chow says the people that race and legal and inequality beyond ratings boundaries in china the economy up to and jacko and its surrounding areas was not very developed that it would li

by this time in a bid to force the risk to interest rates in the country's border tedious friend maggie. i did it at the nearby infections. bt i tested on minogue become the newbies lead negotiator but does like it too. this is the process but did not care if i called this could happen the other hand was named by the audubon. none of that aziz the court to bush's chief political islam a botched the mosque. beat the deadline has been biggio baby camping to call the connected government in pottstown. enforce islamic law across the country and a meetup with the thought of on going mental. i missed in the varsity squad for the celtics. god's doing in pockets i guess the death penalty given to chief of obligations to mock these tommy in two thousand and fall on smuggling case projections call for intervention of the un to commute the death penalty school activities. i'm stunned him on his tummy due to the streets over the weekend had ended its intense awarded two more to him on his tummy. i am done with the chic porch. in the early stages and commercial capital cannot teach illness and dance

maggie what you are to international a breach of citizens privacy in germany is apparently too much even for the country's leading hacker organization the chaos computer club is suing chancellor merkel and the government for failing to prevent the u.s. and britain from spying and germans are just spoke to one of the activists behind the move. we have strong indications that the driven government. or work together with the american spies on all of our editors and live at the moment even if the whole media blitz covering but they stay very very passive and they are it for us it looked like they were just waiting until the storm is over and that's why we want to force the federal prison prosecutor to start real investigation on what is going on and went beyond wrong and how the government not only the american all the others are insured invading our digital lives it's still not proven that any of these matters really help finding terrorists and all the other excuses they find and that's just a new way of power which is. destroying every everybody's privacy and probably will also be a big da

i haven't really had a test and i see myself causing an accident when maggie my bicycle posted on all that there haven't been that many cases of play school for which promoting insurance to consume. hopehisampan will che the industry. to put into effect i listened to my skin continue the insurance coverage after one year by eu that the dam. investigators in russia not releasing more details about it and the school siege in moscow an art student is accused of killing two people after charging into the classroom and hold the other students hostage. then on monday at this school in the north and as the russian capital investigators say the gunman stormed into his classroom and find edit each day. they say he then shot at police officers who rushed to the scene. the teacher and one of the officers died another officer was wounded he be on a teenager how the other students accounted for fifteen minutes until his father persuaded him to surrender. stinson days ages were caught on video fleeing from ska to school at one point. investigators say the gunman was carrying a rifle registered to h

. ♪ i ain't going to work on maggie's farm no more ♪ >> it's not just about dylan going electric.sonal. >> you know, it's a part of your establishment and forget it. >> they felt betrayed. like you're supposed to be our woody guthrie and you sold out. ♪ how does it feel to be on your arm ♪ >> not only did he take it, but he managed to just choke hold them all and make them see his vision. ♪ like a rolling stone >> other musicians started bringing poetry and politics and soul searching to popular music. ♪ >> it was obvious to me and the hollies that we had a responsibility as artists to reflect our world around us, and we utilized our music to be able to reach people. >> pop musicians in today's generation are in a fantastic position. they can rule the world. why don't we do more of it? >> we can stop world wars before they ever started. >> i disagree. >> you know who starts world wars? people that are over 40. >> really? >> that conversation was unstoppable. you couldn't shut it down. ♪ ♪ he's so, so healthy, his body and his mind ♪ >> i think ray davies from the kinks and pete to

international that maggie thank you so much for bringing us the details. to other stories now over one hundred thousand protesters have rallied in paris and yolen accusing president alonso government of what they call family phobia they want to scrap the bills legalizing gay marriage and procedures to help same sex couples have children it's seen as another blow to france's and battle leadership has been all over in our reports. paris saw the latest wave of discontent to sweep across france as we saw thousands upon thousands of people come out onto the streets to vent their anger at what they see as the erosion of traditional family values in the country has been particularly anger toward suggestions that france could legalize homosexual marriage also due laws could be brought in that we could see gay and lesbian couples conceived children to i.d.f. treatment they say that that's well isn't what the traditional family is about and that's why they've been coming out here and telling me that they want to get the french government in particular france well an

weather back by anaconda montana to walk on the administration yuan as well which is undisclosed team maggie mee mee and caught nine years and is the case and pressure tactics to spot them the scoop from employers see the policy the other prong being surprisingly many threats and has great interest. their mother who hates meant that the signing prison obama state of the union address was written content productive. and then poisoned environment for the coming cox be blogging on to decay bid by french and a new to this candy that she intended to gain maximum conservation isn't sick that day was that kerry has been a pain pill this month in the gnostics and eating and nuclear programme which is contrary to the content of the geneva agreement. handcrafted rejected the kenyan foreign minister has got to my mojo was a relief. so i think the us has the intention is to go beyond the hands of the aging unite the man cave and new demands by applying these two pronged patient tactics. these brief iraqi army stepped up its bombardment of the city of fallujah before the end of a full on ground offensive

elsewhere yesterday, american maggie bowman won the first ever gold medal in the women's halfpipe skiing. the 20-year-old defied gravity with a series of daring rolls, spins and grabs. and in an upset that raised russian spirits, along with some eyebrows, adelina sotnikova glided to the gold medal in the women's figure skating, but some think the favorite, south korea's yuna kim, was robbed. like sotnikova, she skated a nearly flawless program and looked sick when the results were announced. some blame the olympic scoring system with its anonymous judges. >> but you've got one judge who's married to the russian federation president and the russian wins tonight, and you've got another judge who was kicked out for a year for cheating at the nagano olympics. there's your answer. >> reporter: american gracie gold placed fourth. today american mikaela shiffrin is among the favorites to win the women's slalom. j.r. celski goes for the gold in the men's short track speedskating. kirit radia, abc news, moscow. >> after today's events there are just ten more golds to be handed out at the sochi ga

amigos fue de los inviernos mÁs crudos en la historia, verdad mi maggie.lia. volvemos a "despierta amÉrica", la casita mÁs feliz de la televisiÓn hipana. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪. ♪ somos las mamás cazadoras del sabor, en busca de recetas que hagan felices a nuestros niños. jaime siempre corre a casa a la hora de cenar, dejando atrás todo juego. veamos el secreto de su mamá. ivamos! ♪ ¿es esto lo que hace tan feliz a jaime? si...es pollo y poblanos hecho con campbell's cream of mushroom. ¿de veras? es una de las recetas en campbellskitchen.com. secreto revelado: para un niño feliz... campbell's. m'm! m'm! good!® este segmento de "despierta amÉrica" es presentado por (nombre en inglÉs). y tu cereal te hace sonreÍr? ♪. >>> seÑores, seguimos con la cobertura de este-oeste, de norte a sur. >>> sÍ, como integral, un nÚcleo, el nucleo estÁ con orlando. orlandito. cÓmo va la cuestion? >>> mÍralo aqui. >>> muchachos, muchachos, muy bien. sigo en vivo y directo desde la alfombra magenta, magenta, un color de fucsia y morado. eso es magenta, si no sabe quÉ es el color magenta, ve

aaron age joins me now for a quick preview and what have you got for us thanks maggie now coming up onboom bust financial trends forecaster gerald celente joins me live on today's show plus ed harris and i discussed a dubious deal for canada to buy u.s. land in order to build a cross border bridge is the deal even legal we'll tell you coming up stay tuned so a different type of ball and bear thanks aaron. and that's going to do it for now for on the story as we cover go to youtube dot com slash r t america and check out our website r.t. dot com slash usa don't forget to follow me on twitter at make an underscore lopez and stay tuned boom bust is next. missions are forced. to. live. in and the finish line of the marathon. come up. again. it. will be. technology innovation all the lives developments around russia we've got the future covered. of the one nine hundred fourteen the scenario is a political today because the united states is insistent on becoming the dominant force on every continent but brian when it when we look at about the calculations and strategy i have to go back to ir