their arms and cease their fighting in those parts of the country's greatest part was the chairman mr burke called her saying that he was the theme is emerging a halt to fighting and hostilities in ukraine and the cure organization is planning to introduce its own roadmap to peace in ukraine such a course on tyneside iraq is poised to legalize marriage between man and girls as young as nine years old. the washington post reports that the law was approved by iraq's council of ministers of february twenty fifth and sent to parliament for passage. that was tabled until a new parliament takes office following the recent elections. according to the population reference bureau in two thousand eleven twenty five percent of iraqi women between ages twenty to twenty four said they had been married before their eighteenth birthday and six percent before the age of fifteen. the young girl's older men for a favor or to some tribal disputes has long been a tradition in iraq the nineteen seventies rates of child marriage dropped because the practice was illegal under iraq's former president. not house on

mr. fred burkes slapped him in class. >> grabbed me by the chin and slapped me twice in the face. >> justke that, he slapped him in the class and julian cried for the rest of the class day. the teacher explained to me that my son put a decimal some where that it didn't went. so he thought my son was being disobedient by doing that so he smacked him. reached around and hit him twice in the face. >> reporter: the teacher did not provide a statement third base -- statement and that the boy did not have any marks. >> there was a touch. in this particular case we did take the appropriate action. and it's confidential in nature so we're not able to reveal that. >> reporter: reaction from school parents. >> he's a very good teacher. >> i would not believe he would put his hands on kids. >> if he did you think he should be allowed back here? >> if he did, of course not. >> i want a teach -- there's no room in the education program. >> reporter: riv era says he will be in school tomorrow protesting the return of his son's teacher. mike mibach. >>> more details now, california does not allow teache

mr. fred burkes slapped him in class. >> grabbed me by the chin and slapped me twice in the face. >> just that, he slapped him in the class and julian cried for the rest of the class day. the teacher explained to me that my son put a decimal some where that it didn't went. so he thought my son was being disobedient by doing that so he smacked him. reached around and hit him twice in the face. >> reporter: the teacher did not provide a statement third base -- statement and that the boy did not have any marks. >> there was a touch. in this particular case we did take the appropriate action. and it's confidential in nature so we're not able to reveal that. >> reporter: reaction from school parents. >> he's a very good teacher. >> i would not believe he would put his hands on kids. >> if he did you think he should be allowed back here? >> if he did, of course not. >> i want a teach -- there's no room in the education program. >> reporter: riv era says he will be in school tomorrow protesting the return of his son's teacher. mike mibach. >>> more details now, california does not allow teachers

mrs. john burke, the ceo of financo. how brandshion is have become more brandier.the alligator shoes or that shirt, he just figured it out. abercrombie & fitch has not. what are they missing right now? >> the world has unfortunately moved away from them, five or 10 years ago that millenial customer wanted a look, they wanted to be on trend and on fashion and they had it. media, world with social you have a plethora of ideas and options for that customer, and they are looking to change more quickly. they are looking to individualize their look, and it makes it difficult for one brand that is tied to one look to survive. >> do you spend a lot of money investing and making your brand or is this like a gorilla brand? >> with social media, it can be done very quickly. look at michael morse and where they have come from so fast, that is because in today's world the information is on your iphone and ipad. >> can this be sustainable after what we have seen from decades of ralph and others taking the good news and keeping it going? >> this is a lot about management and agil

arms and cease their fighting in those parts of the country for his part the always see each airman mr burkeaying that is urging a halt of fighting and hostilities in ukraine and that the organization is planning to introduce its own roadmap to peace in ukraine. but another day of sorrow in a desolate relatives of the victims of the deadly fighting which claimed forty six lives last week of one is to rest dozens died in funny some plays when the building went to give a protest to taking cover in the center blaze. reports from a city of mourning. i included we have the atmosphere in this city of a just. those who have lost their loved ones blaze on may second begin to bury their dead officials are citing investigation as the primary reason for holding the bodies of those who died inside the halls of trade unions in morgue the real number of those who died is much higher dozens went missing at the same time of the tragic blaze and which of course our city is quite big but still like a village where everybody knows each other and we understand that such a number of people who couldn't have just

burke. >> thank you, mr. chairman. director burwell, welcomwelcome.nd thank you for the opportunity to meet with you i think last week, to share some thoughts and to hear yours. let me ask you a couple of questions in specific areas. do you consider medical and public health preparedness and response programs to be a matter of national security? and if you're confirmed, how will you ensure that these programs will be prioritized and that the act be fully implemented. >> senator, i do consider it a matter of national security and in my old role at gates have been exposed to a number of these issues. thank you for your leadership in this base because i think it is very important. i am excited that there was a reauthorization that occurred and that the congress spoke to these matters and now would want to work to implement what was reauthorized in 2013, if i am confirmed on these issues. i think they're very important in terms of how we think about what are the tools that we have and then how we get access to those tools when we need them. and i think yo

mr. president, they have now become part of the mainstream of the republican party. that should frighten everyone. their dad was one of the beginners of the john burkehink about that. so, mr. president, let me be very plain for all to hear. no one should be able to pump unlimited funds into political campaigns, whether they are democrat, republican or independent. as one political observer noted, we currently have a campaign finance system in place which compels each party to pick which billionaires they like best. what a shame. that's exactly why the system needs to change. there is absolutely no question the koch brothers are in a category of their own, in both degree and kind. no one else pumping money into the shadowy campaign organizations and campaigns like they are. there isn't even a close second, mr. president. they are doing this to promote issues that make themselves even richer. $100 billion is not enough for the koch brothers. no other individual has recreated the role of the national political party. that is what they are doing. they are re-creating the republican party. i say, mr. president, why not level the playing field for everyon

in po politics burk she is in a highly publicized food fight with republicans, and they were not allowed to plok an effort to allow schools to opt out of nutrition standards favored by mrsocial media responding? >> well, mixed. in some measures she is slightly positive and in some, negative, but you have struck something. it is out of character for mrs. obama to get this far out in front of the issue, but it has been the number one issue since she took office and she does not just talk about it, but she lives wit, and she has gardens in the white house, and she is going on tv multiple times to talk about this, and you have to look no further than the neighborhood elementary school to see that she is addressing a real problem. there is not a hypothetical problem. a lot of us are wondering how can people be against healthy food? how can you be against fruits and vegetables in schools? >> yeah. howard bragman, always good to see you. have a good weekend. >> thank you, chris. >> and you can catch brian williams' interview tonight at 9:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. >>> to politics now, and mitt romney, and returning to iowa today for the first time since 2012, and he is there st