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introduced to paul bowman three countries had taken him in whom we have found an agreement on the mining union which is perhaps the most ambitious popped it into the single currency because from now on. when the band is in trouble and trouble building. well first of all make good use. we did not happen for this because there's a mechanism to go to remain vigilant in this area what if. despite defensive position and the controllers that led to the entire state it would not be the european taxpayers would be called on the bed too. she does it help it but the financial system itself a dossier that bad but we have this tax payers and people say they are an inherent ebony also agree with this indispensable commitment and compromise this is the only way to europe and fuller the sources of satisfaction the european budget that was adopted its not simple. that is the more you have to keep you tied with twenty eight countries and countries all just leave that went to payless and more. i take on the cake. bank of the kids and yet its philosophical your new haircut that appealing the decision was toppled

. >> jacob is the leader of the association of mine workers and construction unions at the anglican mine. they are on strike to demand what the mine owners promised them two years ago. >> this is all about ways that the workers are looking for, and the management from 2012, when they are on strike, if you go back to work, they will fix each and everything that we demand. so strike now is all about a decent wage that the workers are looking for. >> analysts say a strike will have economical and political consequences. >> a trike at this time of year has the additional disaster that it makes the political situation more uncertainly. >> we see the government losing control between government and the trade unions. as a result, these will be disastrous for south africa. they'll add anxiety about exports of gold and platinum, but anxiety about the political situation as well. we could easily see a sharp depreciation of the ranked associated at this time. >> still to come on the program - south sudan's president tells al jazeera that u.n. staff are supporting rebels plotting to overthrow him. s

my state of the union. mine is much better than has. the state of the union by john stossel. john: i cannot imagine what i was thinking when i pushed obamacare. i now see it is folly to trust government who routinely loses track of greater power over health care. something as simple as a website is too much for government to get right, who knows what the government will do with complicated plans. my plan destroyed an alternative like catastrophic coverage. in exactly the insurance that many people need. and i see my fellow democrats. jim moran of virginia nearby. i take to heart his comments now that he is retiring from congress about how my obamacare is economically doomed. sick old people are taking money out and i can lay that i now plan to give billions of dollars to those insurance companies. so what was i thinking? but now that i have had time to think but now that i have had time to think about it in two read about it, i conceded it would be better to than most government involvement in health care. [applause] [cheers] [applause]

my state of the union. mine is much better than has. do some hard time. woman: craig. knock it off! sorry, mom. announcer: it could cost you arou $10,000 in fines, legal fees, and increased insurance rates, and that could set you back a few years. buzzed, busted, and broke because buzzed driving is drunk driving. >> now for the state of the union by john stossel. john: i cannot imagine what i was thinking when i pushed obamacare. i now see it is folly to trust government who routinely loses track of greater power over health care. something as simple as a website is too much for government to get rit, who knows what the government will do with complicated plans. my plan destroyed an alternative like catastrophic coverage. in exactly the insurance that many people ned. and i see my fellowemocrats. jim moran of virginia nearby. i take to heart his comments now that he is retiring from congress about how my obamacare is economically doomed. sick old people are taking money out and i can lay that i now plan to give billions of dollars to th

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i do not think of my police department as union and nonunion. they are all mine. s job is the union chairman. his tactics are attack, attack, attack. i do not think he personally does not like me. that is just his style. >> let me read a quote. "this is an administration without honor and the leaders are out to enrich themselves at the expense of the public." >> that is classic kris. that is just kris. i looked back on some of his old articles. he has them up on his website. constant attacks on chief ramsey. ramsey fired back hard. i cannot get caught up with that. i have a police department to run. i cannot let his tactics to draw negative press. all of his attacks tie into negative press to the agency. i have to focus on keeping my police department going forward. if i get sucked into that, i am just hurting my agency. i cannot get sucked in. it is hard sometimes. you want to defend yourself. he is saying stuff that is just not true. the press is always looking for somebody to give a negative comment. that is where they will go. i know that. >> you are in a city,

more than 70,000 workers at south africa's three biggest platinum mines went on strike today. unionrs say the lockout will continue until wages for the lowest paid entry-level workers are doubled. labor leaders and representatives of the south african government will meet tomorrow to end the strike. the captain and tenniel are also going solo. the pop singing duo are getting a divorce after 39 years of marriage. tony tennille and daryl dragon had a string of hits in the 1970's. the pair sold more than 23 million albums worldwide. the grammy award winners announced the news on their website. back to davos, focus on cars continues. nissan is the second largest carmaker in japan. renault is the third biggest. together, those companies make one in 10 cars worldwide. the company just received the green light to build its first renault factory in china. we asked the ceo carlos gomez -- carlos ghosn about the company's five-year plan. >> china is the largest market in the world. we represent nothing in china today. 30,000 imported cars in a 20 million car market. our milestone is to reach

mine. when we talk about these union 20 to double pay we have to think about it.e are coming off a very low base. acte say it could imp [inaudible] members may walk out over pay. 44 people lost their lives. we do not want a repeat of that. if you look at the global supply of platinum, you could have three quarters of supplies disrupted. it is slowly taking higher and clicking higher. >> can the mining companies absorb these kinds of wage hikes ? ing increase they are askign rate ofigger than the inflation. >> when you think about platinum mining you have to think about what they do. it happens deep underground and it is very labor intensive which makes it expensive as well. you look at labor costs, 40% of the overall cost for a platinum company. it is hard for them to absorb. it is not as simple as saying higher wages, we might have to make cuts. this is very politically sensitive. an unemployment rate of 25%. you do not just go out there and sat evil. it makes a big difference. this is the largest private- sector employer in the company. images of 2012 that remin

are four miners were shot dead during a strike at a platinum mine in past demonstration. >> the union wants about $1,200. south africa has 80% of the world's known platinum reserves. the branch leader of the my says they are striking for what was promised to them two years ago. >> the strike is all about a decent wage that the workers are looking for as the management has promised on 2012 when on strike. if you go back to work, they will fix each and every thing that we demand. strike now is all about the 50-cent wage that the workers are waiting for. >> police in india arrested 13 men after a woman said she'd been gang raped on the orders of village elders. the woman was accused of having a relationship with a man from a different religion. she says she was initially asked to pay a a fine of $400 but her family was too for a pay. village elders then ordered the punishment. we have more from new delhi. >> in the small district, 180 kilometers northwest of the state capitol of calcutta has brought widespread condemnation across the political spectrum, but highlighted yet again, the iss

. >> trade unions stopped attempts to bring in cheaper workers. one mining is introducing computer controlled driverless trains. >> how often does your home computer crash. the technology is there, it's not flawless. can it deal with rapidly changing conditions and inputs of information. >> for now drivers are still in the cab. given how visible iron ore trains are across the landscape their driver's salaries attracted attention earning what seems incredible salaries. mines are best accessed by air. thousands of tradesmen and women commute from perth by plane, working 12 hour shifts on 24 hour a day operations and live four to 10 days on site. the newest qualified earn well over 100,000. >> money. all about the money, mate. that's it. >> that money has consequences. in those towns that are near mines, prices for everything from property to personal services are high. rumours people sell themselves for $800 an hour are probably exaggerated, but $300 an hour is common. >> if people have more money, it helps sex workers, we are a service industry. people will e

mining executives from overle world are meeting in south africa. it is a difficult times with tens of thousands of minors. in fact, the union rejected their employees latest offer. as for mine juniors. nan are there, and they are struggling to feel safe at work. >> south africa's economy was built on mining but conversations hit by strikes. they are demanding that entry level pay be doubled to 1,250 a month. men and women protest together. when they are underground many women complain about discrimination, sexual harassment is common. it's a part of south africa's mining culture. >> it's for me to appoint you as a chief supervisor. we can have a deal. the deal is that you get that particular person the cell number. meeting the lodges. then you start having, you know, some things like being in love, dating each other. that's where they give you an appointment. >> one in 10 miners is a woman. they are isolated and vulnerable underground. most don't report sexual discrimination, assault or rape because they don't think they'll be taken seriously. this statue celebrates the role minors made. much happens under apartheid. the di

as a dirty conspiracy against the current government the european union expressed extreme discontent with these incidents. as for mine the country must meet criteria required for the eu session in particular to respect the rule of law asked if he had his. we demand that turkey has a candidate for the eu accession to meet record year for the us session. it is necessary to investigate all allegations of corruption including the ones committed by the authorities without any discrimination. the court appearance of the former egyptian president muhammad morrissey and fourteen senior members of the muslim brotherhood was postponed till february first the second hearing of the case was to be held in january eight. however it was canceled due to the fact that the main defendant in the trial while the more she was not brought to the courthouse. according to the head of the security service and alexander province weather conditions stop more seem to come to the court next present how and where is our president had to take a helicopter where a line that the first hearing was held in early november and was interrupted twice by t

given the new liability, and the additional costs that come with doing non-qm loans many credit unions like mine have ceased or severely cut back on non-qm lending. congressional action to provide relief on some of the qm standards would help further more congressional action on regulatory leave would help ease the growing burdens associated with new compliance standards. i thank you for the opportunity to appear today, and would welcome any questions you have. >> thank you. our next witness is mr. frank spencer, he is the president and ceo of habitat for humanity in charlotte. welcome mr. spencer. >> good morning, madam chair. and ranking member meeks. i'm frank spencer president and ceo of habitat for humanity of charlotte. i'm here today in support of legislation to address several unintended consequences of mortgage regulation reform that threaten the continuing work of many habitat affiliates. i've submitted my full written testimony for the record, and i appreciate the opportunity to share a brief overview of a few challenges being faced by our affiliate, and other habitat affiliates in ou

mine workers in south africa. members of wine workers and construction union have been on strike for just under the a week.ween the top three platinum producers and the union are due to end on wednesday, but both sides are deadlocked. in 2012 more than 40 mine workers were shot dead by police during protests. >>> it's day five of the syrian peace talks and the opposition is claiming positive progress. they say the regime is now willing to discuss the substantive issues raised in geneva 1, including a transitional government. however, an aide to al assad says they haven't raised that stage yet. >> the only thing they want is to back the government while our delegation wants to implementation this. according to the priority, which are going on, the first is to stop violence, which has now turned into huge terrorism that is raging in our country. our delegation said we don't mind really discussing the points, but we have to sort of prioritize according to the need on the ground and according to the needs of the syrian people. >> iraq's prime minister asked western powers not to arm the syrian rebels. they say

union. abe became the first japanese prime minister to visit mozambique. coal mines and offshore gas fields are powering an economy that's growing by around 7% a year. abe led the delegation of executives from 13 leading japanese companies. they are hoping to get projects such as energy development and road construction. but mozambique doesn't have the human resources to keep up with the fast-growing businesses. a 15-year war devastated mozambique's education system. the war is over, but the scars remain. less than 20% of those eligible for secondary education have enrolled. some private schools are trying to help. this one in central mozambique is backed by a japanese ngo. more than 500 junior and senior high school students from low-income families study here. tuition costs about $7 a month. that's less than half the fee for other private schools. some graduates have gone on to universities. and some have been hired by foreign firms. so executives say there's a big demand for educated locals. >> translator: mozambique is blessed with rich natural resources. but the

. >> trade unions have stopped attempts to bring in cheaper foreign workers but one mining company istroducing computer-controlled driverless trains instead. >> computer crash, the technology is there, but it's not flawless and can it deal with rapidly changing conditions and changing information. >> for now drivers are still in the cab. given how visible iron ore trains are, it's not just them earning what seems incredible salaries. mines themselves are best accessed by air. thousands of trades men and women commute by perth, on train. and live between four and ten days at a time on site. even most qualified earned around $100,000 a year. >> money, that's it. >> that money has consequences. in those towns that are near mines, prices from anything from property to personal services are high. rumors are that people sell themselves for $800 an hour is probably exaggerated but $300 an hour is common. >> people will use it if they've got deposable income. >> where miners spend it, it's company's managers and owners, andrew forrest has played around $6 billion. he has committed to give the

tens of thousands of platinum workers in south africa are on strike the the strikes began as unions and mining companies failed to agree on work levels. they want double the minimum monthly wage. some are calling on the government to step in and settle the it dispute. >> there's no concrete government action to prevent the kind of rolling strikes that we are seeing now for 11 months of the year. i think government has lost control of the labour movement in south africa. >> it's the largest strike since the 2012 protest at the marikana mines. 34 were shot and killed there. >> a report from amnesty international says three years after the revolution that brought down egyptian president hosni mubarak, there's wide-scale repress. the egyptian authorities are using every available method to squash human rights. the report says egyptian authorities enacted repress legislation paying it easier to silence critics, and security forces have been given free rein and no prospect of the being held accountable for abuses and calls for the release of prisoners of conscience. >> 17 years after a 14-year-old g

union is --." see all the responses, including mine right there. >>> another potential data breach at another major retailer. >>> plus, the threats in sochi. an expert on internet chatter tells me what he's seen online. new information with just 11 days to go before the olympic games begin. paws off pal. just one squeeze? just enjoy it with your eyes. [ female announcer ] new charmin ultra soft is so soft you don't even have to squeeze it to believe it. for the first time you can actually see the softness with our new comfort cushions. new charmin ultra soft is still so much softer and more absorbent you can use up to four times less. i believe it, but i still gotta squeeze it. [ female announcer ] used by more plumbers charmin is now clog-free or it's free. to prove to you that aleve is the better choice for him, he's agreed to give it up. that's today? [ male announcer ] we'll be with him all day as he goes back to taking tylenol. i was okay, but after lunch my knee started to hurt again. and now i've got to take more pills. ♪ yup. another pill stop. can i get my aleve back yet? ♪ for my pain, i

mine. i agree with you. but my resolution is to bring some of that power back to the unions and the private sector with new and better leadership and have someone to stand up for private enterprise workers once again which we've lost. if you'll go for that i'm with you on the public sector. >> sabrina, it's not up to me to provide good leadership. the private unions can't provide it for themselves. the fact is we have to deal with this crisis now otherwise chicago will go bankrupt just like detroit did. >> you're absolutely right. 2342011 the journal of finance found if you combine all state unfunded liabilities from public employee pension systems, somewhere between 3.2 and $4.4 trillion obviously state budgets cannot handle that and i think it's something that the firefighters and teachers and policemen ought to, you know, be aware of. the ft is we want people to be compensated fairly but governments have been lying, have been overpromising and that can't continue. >> that's rightp. and there are a just a few honest politicians willing to say that, bill. >> i wouldn't eliminate all pensions or disturb the on

union. i shed tears of joy these are our brothers and think of it than he does sit in front of the tv and watch the ants and tremble with excitement and nervousness of mine yet. most people in the city does he agree. as fate would have its fifty thousand ethnic ukrainians and a double mocha lose sight of the border the most in the european union the children on the ukrainian language in schools. they use strongly supports minority languages these days the children are very aware of the nearby border. a stylish went there with grandma and papa. she and everyone had to show their passports. otherwise we would have been able to go on even i needed a passport and you need one for some time to come. he wants to visit ukraine with his parents what direction with ukraine take. and its people still dream of a place in the european union. maybe by twenty twenty four. well and has benefited tremendously from eu member states. i was left its mark on the year in many ways too. this saturday outside the european parliament in brussels is caught this on and on our system not named after the independent thinks kenyan back straight opponents of the race and from communi

. >> in south africa members of the mine workers have been on strike for under a week. talks with the unions are due to end wednesday. all sides are deadlocked. >> perhaps the biggest, accused of stealing a third of the country's budget. the money has gone missing. >> the modest high court is a setting for a corruption trial in unprecedented. within two weeks as many as ten simultaneous hearings will be under way. appearing i are some of the country's prominent officials and business people. government computers were hacked to and sums of money were transferred to private accounts. and the amounts are staggering. the country's further president estimates as much as 30% of the country's budget has been stolen over the past decade. it was the president who ordered the investigation that led to this. although evidence indicates the widespread corruption that flourished under a previous administration did not end when she took office. she appointed a justice minister to oversee the process, and the man replaced was arrested this week on charges of laundering stolen money. >> i was amazed. i neve

mines. june i don't know officials say 70,000 members will strike indefinitely. their earn just over $500 per month, but the a.m.c.u. union wants about $1,200. south africa has 80% of the world's known platinum reserves. jacob is the amc branch leader at the mine. he says they are striking to demand what mine owners promise them two years ago. >> it is all about a decent wage. and the management has promised when we are on strike, if you go back to work, they will fix each and everything that we demand. you can see the decent wage that the workers are looking for. >> the start of the trial of the kenyan president at the criminal court has been postponed. denies changes of orchestrating the violence at the elections in kenya in 27. the prosecutor at the court wants more time to assess claims by some witnesses in the case. >> a new power station is providing much needed electricianty, but villages who were evented for the project said they have been left destitute, and environmentalists fear more destruction in the word's large man grove forest. >> just a few months ago, there were thousands of people living here, now there

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mine the next guy can't do his. the plant employees renewed the gratitude for the jobs after watching the shutdown of a lot of plants across the state. it forced the union workers and management to work together. they say they put trust in each other. >> we are all engaged. not just general motors or the uaw, we have teams together and engaging in what we do and giving the dregs of being successful. that is how we have to survive. >> barry is the chairman of the uaw and there was a time when the tension relations between the plant and the workers hindered the moral and the production. jackson recalls the work was more about the quantity than the quality. >> so things were allowed to slide by? >> well, hey get these out and fix them later. now about building it right in the department. i think the sense of urgency to be better has changed since the bankruptcy. we are not taking anything for granted. >> each worker plays a role here, no matter what the job is, they have a power to stop a section of the line, just pull the chord and the production will stop. >> it is important. we are here to make quality. if i see something that is not right or a guy on t

granted at the mayonnaise to post when he was keen to mines caught states should they pay for independence that at them and they said that in the european union would have to be renegotiated states nor would they be able to use that talent of course you'll see stake about the uk protecting scorsese busyness and stress free zone for the world famous squad to bring the ends the salmon industry at protecting it from excessive taxation and safe all that. scotland's announcement comes on to the scottish government to the k state's white paper smith and awaits copied a safe place cohen should say yes to independence it was someone's that the rhetoric not find such governments despite everything that we hate said today about school and being too rough with the united kingdom. the white paper backing band on seeking independence with priests scotland's international trade final. you would see the new opportunities to explore st also said that scotland has contributed more tax cut head of population that is the case suggesting that it's going to use any wealthy enough to parents in a lovely seems to vary the campaign staff seemed they might be getting

mine. republicans will announce principles, another immigration plan. the state of the union apple reports after the bell, china sales are tim cook's mystery. good morning, this is "bloomberg surveillance." live from new york. monday, january 27. i am tom keene. scarlet fu and olivia sterns join us. our morning brief. a recordreported deficit and 2013 thanks to a surging energy bill out of this comes after three decades of surpluses. they came to a halt and 111 after fukushima. waiting for some eco data. home sales expected to show a slowdown but still looking to be best year since 2008. at 10: 30, dallas fed manufacturing activity. earnings we are waiting for, 7:30, caterpillar. a global bellwether. after the bell, apple. how well are iphone selling in china? we will get numbers from u.s. steel. >> some company news, here is scarlet. >> google buys another startup, technology, artificial intelligence. $400 million, making it google's largest european acquisition. at&t has rolled out a vodafone bid for now. it will not make an offer for vodafone in the next six months. specul

union station i was down there with ellen ratner and. at that very moment in the caucus room restaurant over a d.m. mine there were fifteen republicans getting together with newt gingrich and frank luntz to plot basically the destruction the obama presidency newt gingrich came on my show it's couple months ago and basically bragged about it so yes that's what we did and pete sessions afterwards said we're going to beat the taliban he literally said that we have to of the taliban taught us how to do this we're going to be an insurgency we're going to prevent him from accomplishing anything and it seems to me like they've won they they've done this have have the republicans won while the result has ban and do nothing congress the most gridlocked congress and recent history which is truly hurting mainers and americans across this country people are struggling they feel like washington isn't listening at all and a lot of people are blaming the president for this which is really in my being unfair but you know it doesn't help when he says like in his speech last night he said if congress would make the decis

they realize what they were offered by the european union is something which would bring about collapse of their economy so we changed their mine. as you pointed out correctly, we gave it credit to the ukraine i don't knows. >> rose: most people don't believe they'll ever be able to pay it back. >> well, it's a big country. we hope they will. >> rose: (laughs) i'm sure you do. so here we have russia and the united states. because of this relationship between mr. lavrov and secretary kerry, minister lavrov and secretary kerry, secretary kerry being very active. mr. lavrov having interest as well. cooperating, does this signal somehow a new era in cooperation between russia and the united states? >> it might be. i hope it will develop into that. >> rose: it that has point? >> i hope so. >> rose: what stands in the way of that have? >> well, we'll still have some different interests. we'll still have things on where we have different attitudes. we still have not nearly enough economic relations that we need to have as two very large economies so there are plenty of things which need to be done. >> rose: what would russia like to s

mine for the milk head to r.t. dot com to find out the threat to humans posed by the feed approved for farm animals. for. the state of the union address today today's a chance for the u.s. president to take stock and set the agenda but it comes at a time when americans are increasingly negative about how they view their own country when asked one word to describe the u.s. many citizens chose divided or troubled and some think the situation is getting worse or just a slightly smaller number think things are changing for the better. off reports previous promises made in barack obama's key political address have not always been promises kept. looking to put the toughest year of his presidency behind him baracoa obama will deliver his sixth state of the union address to congress and the american people here in washington on tuesday yet again joe mystic issues are expected to take center stage as the president tries to pivot away from the controversies that march twenty thirty and now as the past few years have shown promises made are not always promises kept nearly every proposal the problem the president made last year from gun c

union promise to act alone to get things done. >> the house republicans in particular have had difficulty rallying around any agenda, much less mine. in that kind of environment what i don't want is the american people to think that the only way for us to make big change is through legislation. we've all got to work together to continue to provide opportunity for the next generation. >> allen combs fox news contributor, mike gallagher syndicated radio host and fox news contributor. all right, allen. apparently the pen and the paper is going to be out in full action and it's congress's fault nothing can get done. >> you've got this guy randy webber calling obama a socialist dictator, got steve walking out. how do you work with these people. he's got a problem with republican party, not barack obama. they can't seem to get their act together. >> will you support calling him a communist dictator. >> a new lifestyle. >> so both parties probably have elements -- >> they don't all. >> you're not talking about the entire republican party. >> talk about what's representative of them. this the kind of attitude, whether you lie or calling t

union workers want 150% raise. all of the ceos of big mining companies say that is half of wine.ymore we won't produce more but let go, so the market has pulled back partly because strike talks continue but also because we had some weak data in europe. gold and silver we had a good rally for the first time in months, people getting back to the markets. today they slammed it on the opening. a lot of concerns about catering, the stronger dollar had people jump back out of the precious-metals, gold and silver got hit. when the dollar started to reverse a little bit we are off of the lows but as soon as people were starting to get bullish on gold and silver they graywacke again on tuesday morning. not a good way to start off if you are a precious metal -- cheryl: we start trading and get hit with that. thank you. time for your west coast minute. researchers have discovered that pollution from china is travelling across the ocean to california. a new study in the national academy of sciences los angeles seeing an extra day of smog a year thanks to factories operating in shining. in th

mine. >> plant employees developed a renewed sense of gratitude for their jobs after the shutdown of so many around the state. the uncertainty of their future forced union and management to focus on collaboration. and they put trust in each other. >> we're all engaged. not just general motors. we have two hands together engaged in the direction out there, and how we're going to be successful. and that's how we have to survive. >> barry campbell is the chairman of united auto workers. he said there was a time when contention hindered morale. and they were more concerned about quantity than quality. >> does that mean that certain things were allowed to slide by? >> i wouldn't say that, but it was get these out and we'll fix them later. and the urge see to be better has changed since the bankruptcy, and we don't take anything for granted anymore. >> each worker has the power to stop a section of this line. all they have to do is pull the cord, and the production stops. >> that's very important. we're here to make quality. if i see something that's not right, or one of my guys within my team, we have the ability to stop the line and call a supervisor over a

union. a bit of a health check off europe's banking businesses after the break. minened orbiting the moon in 1971. afghanistan, in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> another area where america is flexing its muscle is towards a banking union. the ecb is set to complete its health check off europe's big banks this year. they have effectively said jack lew is effectively saying, look, you understood to do more to create a common back stop for banks and to ensure they have enough capital to make enough loans to create jobs. do you think we'll ever get to a point where we have a common back stop? it's the one thing germans don't seem to one. >> i think it's the cart before the horse issue. you can make the ecb the

mine. >> cathy mcmorris rodgers is going to give the response to the president's state of the union. >> ithe short-term for a midterm election they have one set of issues. long term with the democratic trends in the issue that obama put together for 2012 is what is going to overwhelm them. >> mitt romney won married women by 11 points but single women, the republicans lost by 36 points. >> i'm not a single women but i can imagine don't think that birth control is used because your libido is out of control. >> in the 1990s we called it the sex in the city vote. >> cathy mcmorris rodgers is the only woman that has given birth three times while in office. her first son has down's syndrome. they believe, obviously, that this is the kind of thing that people should take pride in and we saw that with sarah palin. >> there's got to be a way to talk affirmatively to women without insulting a group of women. reince priebus is reaching out to them and they understand that they've got to do this. >> you saw the largest, i think, liberal super pac as it is called, endorsing hillary clinton as the nex

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union speech. we go live to tehran for an exclusive report. our own jim sciutto is there. mine, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protection. and because usaa's commitment to serve current and former military members and their families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. >>> this just coming in to the "situation room," the pop star justin bieber is in toronto right now, he's from canada, and he's about to face an assault charge with an encounter with a limousine driver about a month ago. this comes a week after bieber was charged with drunking driving, resisting arrest, driving without a valid license when police saw him street racing in miami beach. our national correspondent susan candiotti is working the story for us. what are we learning, what's going on? >> reporter: wolf, more trouble for the biebster, it would seem. our source telling us that, in fact, he is

union. ncaa knowingly established a system to skirt labor laws. we begin with iran's nuclear program and reports of what could be a deadly aligns in syria. the nuclear inspectors visited a uranium mine. a trip officials call a goodwill gesture. but can iran be trusted despite the smiles and wiles of president rhany. in syria there are reports the assad government is buying oil with groups aligned with al qaeda. for more i'm joined from washington, d.c. by ambassador ginsberg. wednesday he moderated a panel on whether iran can deal in good faith. great to have you with us. how far is iran willing to go? we heard that iran will not dismantle centrifuges. isn't some give on these issues necessary to reach a diplomatic solution? >> sure there is. and there has got to be horse trading. but the parameters of the agreement that is supposed to be negotiated should be objective. it shouldn't be any interpretation for subjective wiggle room. after all, we can count the number of centrifuges the iaea can count whether or not a nuclear reactor is being mothballed or under construction. certainly everybody can count to whattics tent iran is continuing to enrich uranium or isolate and neutralize

union officers did. include indiana from the midwest and the game a prominent businessman in town, and industrialists throughout the south. he opened a series of mines throughout tennessee into north carolina, and he was an entrepreneur. he opened up several hotels to he was always working new ventures and moneymaking opportunities, and would get them rolling and stay with them for two or three years and then he would sell. start something else. he was also the mayor of chattanooga in 1870, and the postmaster of the city as well. he was sort of a prominent citizen of the late 1800s for chattanooga. i think it's appropriate that we get this collection of letters that he had during the war, that he wrote to his wife. one thing i find very interesting is a lot of validity start off like letters that we used to write, started off by asking the person, why haven't you written more? start off, letters to his wife, i haven't received a letter from you, sort of complaining about that. but i think back during the civil war, they weren't as particular about people writing truth movement details in the letters. i know doing what to especially, soldier's letter

union. >> they knowingly established a system to skirt labour laws. >> we begin with a nuclear program and reports of what could be a deadly alliance in syria. united nations nuclear inspectors visited a mine in iran on wednesday, a trip called a goodwill gesture before negotiations on the nuclear program resume next month. can iran be trusted. despite the smiles and wiles of president hassan rouhani. meanwhile in syria there are reports the assad government is buying oil from groups allied with al qaeda, up to now they were considered assad's deadly enemies. >> i'm joined from washington d.c. from mark ginsberg, former ambassador to morocco, he moderated a panel on whether one could deal with iran in good faith. how far is iran willing to go. we heard the foreign minister say they will not dismantle centrifuges or the water reactor that could be used to make plutonium. is some give necessary? >> sure there is. there has to be horse trading. but the parameters should be objective. there shouldn't be terms for wiggle room. after all, we can count the number of centrifuges the i.a.e.a. can count, whether a nuclear reactor in iraq is being moth balled. everyone could count to what extent iran

johnson said the state of the union address, the problem is he said they are like grandma's night shirt that got to cover everything. >> there you go. >> that was his joke, not minee you credit. good job. we'll have you on again, appreciate it. >> yes, indeed, we allow for everything here. >> john lovet on your left and michael beshlosh. thank you. >>> minnesota, illinois, they are used to scenes like this, but louisiana, georgia, not so much. how the deep south is bracing for an onslaught of winter weather. >>> also ahead, some have called him an aisle hog. whatever you call him, he seems to get a prime spot at every single state of the union. i'll talk to congressman eliot engel about that and tonight's address coming up. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] old el paso frozen entrées. now in freezers. in fact, they depend on a unique set of nutrients. [ male announcer ] that's why there's ocuvite to help protect your eye health. as you age, your eyes can lose vital nutrients. ocuvite helps replenish key eye nutrients. ocuvite is a vitamin made just for your eyes from the eye care experts as bausch + lomb. ocuvite has a unique formula that's just not found in any leading mul