working for us to the good of us corporate christie michael morales economic analyst thank you very much for talking to me there so the second round of talks on top of the under way but certainly still a long way to go to convince the people of europe that this is best for them that was our team's peter all over to the philippines now where nearly one thousand people have been confirmed dead and officials fear that number could reach ten thousand after s. a historic super typhoon made. on friday philippine president been ano aqui no the third declared a state of national calamity in the wake of typhoon haiyan on authorities say that almost ten million people were affected by the storm some twenty three thousand houses were damaged or destroyed communication lines are down and roads and bridges have been decimated leaving many thousands of more scrambling to find food water and shelter more than eight hundred thousand people were evacuated even before the storm hit however a list of the reasons the death toll may be so high is because those evacuation centers were schools churches and gov

working for us to the good of us corporate kristie michael morales economic analyst like you very much for talking to me there so the second round of talks on top of the under way but certainly still a long way to go to convince the people of europe that this is best for them that was our team peter all of our well to the philippines now where nearly one thousand people have been confirmed dead and officials fear that number could reach ten thousand after a historic super typhoon made landfall on friday. a philippine president been in new york when you know the third declared a state of national calamity in the wake of typhoon haiyan authorities say almost ten million people were affected by the storm some twenty three thousand houses were destroyed or damaged communication lines are down and roads and bridges are decimated leaving many thousands more are scrambling to find food water and shelter more than eight hundred thousand people were evacuated even before the storm hit however one of the reasons the death toll may be so high is because of those evacuation centers where schools c

on the memorial case was a young dark-haired man was slightly crossed eyes district attorney michael morales. he prosecuted homicides for only two years in a two years in a right that the coroner's office with his boss ada craig samuel arrow. what do you have? their manner particularly the short testy one struck the two forensic pathologist is unusually hostile. the experts were accused -- were accustomed to ask his sing from prosecutors and i think that was your quote. these attorneys acted suspicious skeptical and uninterested. the lawyers left after half an hour. obviously these guys don't want to do anything but pathologist commented to the coroner. maynard and contrasting to agree that many deaths at memorial for homicides. what was striking was the pattern. almost every patient who died after the helicopters and boats arrived on thursday morning and whose bodies were tested were positive for the drugs. >> positive for the drugs that they should not have gotten from our review of the records. the lessons that i've learned. i'm a forensic pathologists and i have been down to new orleans

having the pope on his side adds significant moral authority to that controversial position. michael>> phil black in moscow. one of the things that the pope is certainly concerned about, not just the plight of ordinary civilians but father paolo, a geez suity priest who i met in syria a few years ago was kidnapped in a city controlled by jihadists. hasn't been heard from since. >> that is on the agenda to talk about the plight of christians in the middle east in general. >>> an overwhelming number of americans still like president obama, but many don't trust him much anymore. that's what our new survey shows. >> the poll was released this morning, and the president has a lot of ground to make up in some critical areas. the good news for the white house and mr. obama, 71% say he's likable. 60% believe he has a vision for the future and 52% say he cares about people. >> but the bad news, only 46% believe he is honest and that he is a strong leader. and the lowest point of the survey only 40% say the president can manage government. hmm. all right. coming up here on "around the world,"

moral principles. from time to time, if there is enough at stake we will act on those things. host: a couple of differing opinions on your book. this is will saying michael lotus represents failed philosophy of greed and selfishness. larry says we need much less direction from the incompetent boobs in d.c. guest: that is interesting. you have two polar views from those 2 tweets. i am not talking about the philosophy of greed. you can look at data and see which countries have people who are more focused on their own immediate family versus other things. whether you like that about the united states or deplore that, that is how we are by comparison with the rest of the world. as far as the booths in d.c. -- boobs in d.c., the people there are not stupid. many of them are well- intentioned. they are there lobbying for advantages for themselves. it is a mistake to undercut the people in d.c. as somehow mistaken or foolish. i do not think that is right at all. host: john is in louisiana on our republican line. caller: i went to the indiana university, purdue, just off the road. i am 70 years old, retired. i was raised by parents who came up during the depress

moral compass that he thinks should be all of our compass. he really puts handcuffs on the intelligence service. >> michael, former c.i.a.ur time today. >> thank you. >> brand-new obamacare fallout going on right now. you might be able to keep your doctor, but how long will you have to wait to see them? we've got a stunning new report coming up next. >>> the best black friday bargains, like how about this? save 700 bucks on a 70-inch tv. more ideas coming up. >> she was just dancing. ♪ ♪ [ woman 2 ] to carry on traditions. [ woman 3 ] to come together even when we're apart. [ male announcer ] in stuffing, mashed potatoes, gravy and more, swanson makes holiday dishes delicious. we know we're not the center of your life, but we'll do our best to help you connect to what is. >>> time for news by the numbers. first, $1.1 million. that's the size of the grant being given to the self-proclaimed nonpartisan group, families usa to start a database of obamacare's success stories. the group claims it represents the voice of health care consumers. next, $50,000. that's how much money brooklyn nets coach jason kidd was fined for spi

morally distasteful. makes a real difference and not a positive one. >> thank you to the entire panel. tevi, congratulations on the book. appreciate your remarks about the michael bay movie showing fdr in a wheelchair, first-time michael day, the explode diaz director in hollywood responsible for the transformer movies has been praised for historical verisimilitude. so i am the editor of the new atlanta a journal of technology. i would like to focus on the technological aspects threaded through the remarks here. i wonder if looking forward, and i am not asking for technological projections into the future but looking forward, whether we might see any trend to continue the story, chris's remarks kind of point out of fragmentation and segmentation you talk about having pointed out it could have a cost on governance and i wonder decade or two from now when we have a president who has been raised entirely in a the era of fragmented segmented media, to this point we haven't yet. president obama was watching the cartoons children elsewhere were watching the point or two from now is it possible we will have presidents who are not really able to communicate with other

morally distasteful but makes a real difference and not a positive one. >> thank you to the entire panel for your excellent presentation. congratulations on the book. i appreciate your remarks about the michael bay movie showing fdr in a wheelchair, the first time michael bay, the explode diaz director in hollywood responsible for the transformer movies has been praised for historical verisimilitude. >> not that i was praising him. >> the new atlanta journal, technology and science. i would like to focus on the technological aspect that has come threaded through. i wonder if looking forward, i hope i am not asking technological projections into the future but looking forward, whether we might see any trends that continue the story. chris's remarks kind of pointed out a little bit the fragmentation and segmentation's that you talked about having pointed out how it will have a cost on governance and could have a cost on governance and i wonder a decade or two from now when we have a president who has been raised entirely in the era of fragmented, segmented media, to this point we haven't. president obama was watching the same cartoons' children elsewhere in the country were watching the point

moral principles. from time to time, if there is enough at stake we will act on those things. differinguple of opinions on your book. this is well saying michaelus represents failed philosophy of greed and selfishness. larry says we need much less direction from the incompetent boobs in d.c. guest: that is interesting. you have two polar views from those 2 tweets. i am not talking about the philosophy of greed. you can look at data and see which countries have people who are more focused on their own immediate family versus other things. whether you like that about the united states or deplore that, that is how we are by comparison with the rest of the world. as far as the booths in d.c. -- d.c., the people there are not stupid. many of them are well- intentioned. they are there lobbying for advantages for themselves. it is a mistake to undercut the people in d.c. as somehow mistaken or foolish. i do not think that is right at all. host: john is in louisiana on our republican line. caller: i went to the indiana university, purdue, just off the road. i am 70 years old, retired. i was raised by parents who came up during the depression. if you c