basically quite a mist of gaidar direction running the economy the economy economic development minister mr. easy decide all gaydar we have had to be are now building up from there you know high school of economics running the central bank and with these people you may have a lot of trouble with production but you'll always have stable finance you have be credential reserves you sometimes have cuts in social spending but very rarely you have total collapse or also over them really really it's worshipping the balance sheet that this is the most important thing the balance sheet balance the balance sheet is. a great foundation that i probably russia's main competitive advantage that it should exploit to a greater degree but on top of this foundation i think starting from next year the hope is that they will be able to build something in the form of infrastructure push infrastructure development that's the key issue i think longer term yeah i think i think the one interesting change that we're seeing is a big focus on tax compliance and bearing down on the gray economy at the moment because there's

these houses were planted and lead to waste the couple spoke to mr in an easy use. and that his son he was born in srebrenica during a half ago. the first child from a mixed serve muslim arabs in the city since the end of the war they regard him as a little miracle. but you can bet the sadness clean this place auto. of course it's sad to leave here. my relatives lived in all these clauses which are bending know. no one is left here the buildings are deteriorating. when ainsley during the war and almost all the men are dead. though just fifteen months old. uses has no memory of the terrible slaughter the short to learn that soon enough. after the fall of srebrenica in july nineteen ninety five the bosnian serb soldiers executed more than eight thousand muslim men and buried them in mass graves then the serbs were in charge here. only recently have mostly families begun coming back. but the atmosphere is still poisoned. i'm nearing two sheets i don't dare come to the center of town together they were afraid of people's reactions because muslims and serbs still don't l

easy. where's mrs. renkins today? oh, she's around the other side of the barn with her balloons. huh?e balloon, huh? was bill joking? no one had any balloons. you're just in time to help inflate it. that sounds like fun. you want to help inflate the balloon, george? (excited chattering) inflate it? where was it? grab a hold there and lift 'er up. oh. it was right here-- one great big balloon, as big as a barn. you can help too, george. uh-huh, uh-huh, uh-huh.

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mr. obama says talking tough is the easy thing to do politically. but it's not the right thing for america's security. some lawmakers are opposed to the agreement. >> a winter storm has lift eight people dead and and snow and ice is causing delays around the country. the forecasters say the storm will thro slow thanksgiving tral plans. >> the authorities in coon connecticut have closed the case on the sandy hook shooting 20 children and 6 teachers were killed in the massacre. >> and police in are still looking for a gunman in the yale university campus. no shots have been fired or injuries reported only a portion of the school remaining on lockdown those are the headlines, inside story is next. >> between u.n. security council members, germany, and iran, hopehalts temporarily iran's nur deal. that is tonight's "inside story." >> hello, i'm ray suarez. it's only the first step towards a far more difficult goal. if the obama administration wants to make sure that iran never builds a bomb a lot more has to happen. that means satisfying iran talks from

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mr. hale made easier, it is not an easy thing to do, to determine who is a low income person with disabilities. i understand that but i still think it's a worthwhile goal and i think since we have time to do that, i guess the rest of the amendment i would offer is that we direct staff to develop some kind, develop options for us to consider about how to make it more equitable for the low income persons with disability. so that's an amendment, julie can come up with better legal language i'm sure, but is there a second on that? >> second. >> all those in favor? the ayes have it. talk on the amended resolution. >> i just had a question. first of all the presentation was excellent, thank you both for that , that was very eye-opening and i appreciated mr. planthold's about this was a dialogue that enabled people to change their mind and figure things out. one of the comments that struck me is the comment that there's uncertainty that any one of these would work in isolation, it's really a package deal and the idea is to get all these working together which makes an awful lot of sense on that but o

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easy. >> it's huge. >> do you have like mr. wood was talking about the multilanguage access for these folks?> we do. actually, we run along with many other public hospitals a health care interpreter network, we have bank of interpreters who do video interpretation, both in our clinics, in our ten health centers around contra kosta county, in our hospital and also in interfacing with those who are helping them sign up for insurance. >> i keep hearing people go well i don't want to be involved. it's going to cost me too much. what are you hearing from your folks? >> because we primarily see folks who are low income, wondering what's going to happen to them january 1st given all the media controversy about the affordable care act. our issue has been to e assure them the won't lose coverage or contact with their doctor. if they're not eligible for medi-cal by making more than $15,000 a year the can sign up for the contra kosta health plan, our health plan on the exchange and maintain continuity with their provider. >> and for people who refuse to be insured? do we even have that possibility in y

mr. obama says talking tough is the easy thing to do politically.not the right thing for america's security. some lawmakers are opposed to the agreement. >> a winter storm has lift eight people dead and and snow and ice is causing

mr update is a nationalist. it's easy in those cases it means to an end to the brains to keep you on the outside observers into an even thinner than this. this coincidence both cups. they say one thing which is that some of the mental revolution in an interim committee today that the peoples of asia. you do not mention south korea but tensions between south korea and japan are on the street. in the uk. a period of japan. in the last entry. jesus was sold after more than tension this and that he has been said before the japanese attorneys in the koreans of them. earliest history. and i seasoned the statements by hitchens arriving from japan. selling of milk to make things easier for the asian neighbors japan and the americans. would you say in this case that china is effectively talk itself into a corner and beijing has blinked first. it's a bit of detail because we see with the developments of the weekend but you can see clearly that they are testing options that seem to be a bit of words and see all of his agree a binky

it's that easy to get in and hack if information, that's the concern. mr. powder, is this ready? is it -- is the siet, in your opinion, currently, safe as an online banking site? >> i woiuld have to look and assess the security. all of that stuff that miter did is preliminary. is there anything in that memo that needs to be redacted? >> i would have to review it. >> okay. it's in the record now. by close of this hearing, is there if there's something that needs to beredacted, i need to know. >> and i just wanted to make sure that there was no sensitive information. >> well, that's the problem. that -- >> i'm just trying to obey if law. >> this thing is already in the record. if we choose to redakt something, the question is is that there are numerous things that give us sitings of lines in september 3rd that clearly, this thing wasn't ready for security in september 3rd. and when our people questioned you about september 27th and there was no end-to-end and security concerns, you want to say you were taken out of context. but both september 3rd and september 27th, what we find is

it's easy to see, mr. president, why businesses are on the side of equality. a majority of the top 50 fortune 500 companies say pro-diversity policies increase profitability. we certainly saw that in minnesota, where general mills, a major company, came out this last year as a company, their c.e.o., against the constitutional amendment that would have banned marriage equality. the c.e.o. of st. jude, st. jude, that company did the same thing. carlson companies, raddison hotels, they did the same thing. you could go through a number of large businesses in our state that said "no" to discrimination and "yes" to equality. now, why did they do that? well, i think many of them felt it was the morally right thing to do, but the other reason they did it? it was good for business. one poll found that 63% of small businesses support greater legal protections for lgbt workers, and workplace discrimination, as we know, diminishes work force morale, lowers productivity, and increases costs due to employee turnover. in our state, we want to attract the best workers, and if

mr. speaker, this should be pretty easy. in my earlier amendment that was approved by voice vote we addressed the concerns raised by the gentleman from california so let's move on down the road and vote for american jobs and american energy. vote is to regain the in the world's position, a product of the shale energy boon. middle class energy jobs are returning to the u.s. after generations of decline. our nation's production is a huge blow to unstable and unfriendly areas like russia and the middle east who previously dictated the world's supply of energy. shale energy supported 2.1 million jobs. turning our backs on the shale energy boon would cause the federal government to lose billions of dollars in the next decade and a half. the house is not in order. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is correct. house is not in order. the chair would ask all members to take their conversations from the floor and take their seats. mr. flores: i would repeat the issue that was raised was already in my amendment that was passed by

mr. obama shot back with a electric you're on democracy. >> so easy way out is yell and pretend i can do something by violating our laws. and what i'm proposing is a harder path. which is to use our democratic processes. >> reporter: the heckler is a student at san francisco state and an undocumented immigrant from south korea. he said he came to listen to the president about immigration reforms. but he became disappointed when the president failed to mention anything about the plight of illegal immigrants. >> 1.8 million undocumented immigrant family members are, have deported. and one thousand hundred undocument immigrant family members are facing deportation every day. he feels immigration reform for undocumented immigrants is an urgent issue and the president can stop deportations by executive power. >> he can do it. he does not sympathetic against undocumented workers if he does, he will stop deportation right now. >> his -- betty ng's family members met with the president before the speech. >> reporter: the president expected to make millions for the democratic national committee w

mr. paulsen's community would be better off and why then why can't those idiots just get it done. it is really easy to say that, like someone came to my office every three days to say that. i mean, i did understand that completely. and the problem is that for every mr. paulsen, there were about seven mr. wessel's. [laughter] and he was also underwater, about as much is mr. paulsen was, but he and the bank were doing fine. he was paying his mortgage and doing all of that. if he announced a program where everyone started paying their mortgage and i believe, he would stop paying as well and would spend a lot of money. and you would be doing an unjust thing. why should all do people get money who bought housing badly, versus all the people that run and didn't buy housing. so the problem is how to do target these individuals without inducing a vast wave of defaults on the part of mr. wessel. there was caution about setting off an epidemic of male your key in the fultz and i think that policymakers should have been cautious about that and in the end, what happened was we didn't have any massive voluntary

mr. obama shot back with a electric you're on democracy. >> so easy way out is yell and pretend i can do something by violating our laws. and what i'm proposing is a harder path. which is to use our democratic processes. >> reporter: the heckler is a student at san francisco state and an undocumented immigrant from south korea. he said he came to listen to the president about immigration reforms. but he became disappointed when the president failed to mention anything about the plight of illegal immigrants. >> 1.8 million undocumented immigrant family members are, have deported. and one thousand hundred undocument immigrant family members are facing deportation every day. he feels immigration reform for undocumented immigrants is an urgent issue and the president can stop deportations by executive power. >> he can do it. he does not sympathetic against undocumented workers if he does, he will stop deportation right now. >> his -- betty ng's family members met with the president before the speech. >> reporter: the president expected to make millions for the democratic national committee w

certain the international community should stop supporting mr maliki now mr modi just before dawn probably going to do it it is easy going through now the protest movement in the western provinces because he he calls everyone ok i don't know but if i got through the iraqis they say you know we're going to bring in kind of the israeli kind of american kind of guide us everywhere so awful picture you're painting you've got to distinguish between the protest movement because you may remember that after ten years. of war and occupation this basic services have not being restored come afraid you've got to leave it we've got to leave it leave it there we've got some more class time to talk to really appreciate your time there. in the former member of the international committee of the world tribunal right live from belgium thank you thought it was a bit. thank you for giving the it's a pleasure and just to remind you to a see the timeline of rampant violence in iraq has suffered this year you can check out the special online project. iran and six world powers are moving closer to striking a deal which for free some of to

mr. paulson's community would be better off. why can't those idiots just get it done? it's easy to say the. e somebody came to my office every three days to say the. really, i did understand that completely. here's the problem. the problem is that for every mr. paulson they were about seven mr. wessels. mr. wells will come your also underwater. >> but i'm not a deadbeat. i'm paying my mortgage. spent mr. wells was also underwater. he was underwater about as much as mr. paulson was. he was paying his mortgage and he was doing all of that. if you announced a program where everybody who stopped paying their mortgage could get a lot of relief, then mr. wessel would stop paying. you would spend a lot of money. you might come to be doing a huge unjust thing. washed all the people who bought houses badly get money relative to all the people who decided to rent or all the people who didn't overpay for houses? so the problem was, how did you target the mr. paulson's without inducing a vast wave of defaults on the part of the mr. wessels quacks and there was caution about setting off an epidemic of ma

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mr. sardis and i know that the hundreds of thousands of you that you worked so hard and i know tonight is not easyve been involved in a lot of companies that didn't succeed. including my own race for governor in 2009. i understand that emotions are raw. i have been there. i get it. so while i promise you tonight that i will be a governor for all virginians, the real test is my actions when i take office. i expect you to hold me to my pledge to work with both sides and i hope that once -- i hope that once we have started to make bipartisan progress on critical issues leek jobs, education, that i can earn your trust. virginia, thank you for the

mr. obama was pushing hard enough. >> reporter: >> the easy way out is to try to yell and pretend that i can do something by violating a law. what i am proposing is use of our democratic processes to achieve the same goal that you want to achieve, but it will not be as easy as shouting. >> reporter: the heckler felt compelled to scream out because of what his friends and family members are going through with immigration. >> has the power to stop immigration but he is afraid. >> reporter: maureen kelly kron 4 news. >> pam: plenty of protesters greeted the president even before his speech. they get a third outside the betty mann on center this morning to go with his own rifle. police kept them behind their kids on the corner of washington and mason street some are very angry about immigration issues. at the president's other stops, the demonstrators protested government drones and the keystone and expel all oil pipeline. >> reporter: the president attacked a lot in during his time in san francisco. after take after talking immigration reform and chinatown at 119 mason st. he attended to fu

that sure makes it easy to oppose a $10 minimum wage. and mr. paul ryan, mr. kill the safety net, yeah. he's worth up to 8.4 million dollars. the truth is they can't. and democrats and the president are all ready to attack this on the basis of fairness. joining me now is democrat from new york congressman steve israel. he chairs the democratic congressional campaign committee. congressman, it's your job to help democrats get elected. how important will the minimum wage issue be for your candidates? >> thank you for having me on and the answer to your question is it's going to be critically important. there's a choice to be made in every election. and so people can choose republicans who are willing to spend $40 billion every ten years to enrich the richest oil companies on earth. or they can choose to elect democrats who are going to increase the minimum wage. the last time it was increased was in 2007. it's $7.25 an hour. that equates to about $15,000 a year which is $3,000 less than the poverty level, reverend. it is not a minimum wage. it is a poverty wage.

quote her confirmation is virtually assured less certain is what mr yellen ultimately intends to do with fed policy i want to take it easy now entering its thirty fourth month she is committed to maintaining q.e. for now but does she have an exit strategy. it's a fair question and one that we will be keeping a close eye on and finally add some point your life you might have been told it can't leave the table into a finish or dinner well that is exactly what a new bill is saying to congress the house rules committee they introduced legislation this week that would prevent congress from leaving town for the holidays if the house fails to possible agreement five minute december the no budget no vacation bill that's truly its name it holds lawmakers accountable for their pledge to settle vastly different house and senate budgets by december thirteenth now i know most of us can't leave our offices for holidays until we finish our work so it only seems fair that congress be held to the same standard. no. well there you have it as always we'll be tracking each and every one of these stories and keeping you posted on all the lat

mr. obama shot back with lecture on democracy. and so the easyay out is to try to yell and pretend like i can did something by violating our laws and what i'm proposing is the harder path which is to use our democratic processes. >>reporter: heckler was mr. hung student at san francisco state. he's also an undocumented immigrant from south korea. hung said he came here to listen to what the president was going to say about immigration reform. but he became disappointed when the president failed to mention anything about the plight of illegal immigrants. >> 1.8 million undocumented immigrant family members are, have deported and 100,000 undocumented immigrant family members face deportation every single day. >>reporter: he feels immigration reform for undocumented immigrants is an urgent issue and the president can stop deportation by executive power. >> he can do it but he doesn't have political will. he doesn't have sympathy against us if he does he would stop deportation for all 11.5 million family members right now. >>reporter: the sibling met

mr. smith is a former marine and not going down easy. >> he's a tough cookie. >> the stock is up 6% in 12s, up 30% in the last three months. what are we getting active about? do you agree this is about an activist situation? >> well, this goes back to what we were talking about earlier. i gave keynote speech at walkers global conference and i sat down with a senior veteran there that's been in the business for a long time. says it's the greatest pressure he's seen on style drift. in other words, people are just piling into trades, trying to get a little of alpha because they're behind. some hedge funds are missing the boat by 10%. >> these are the hedge funds that were obviously supposed to be head and now going long. >> exactly. they're style drifting, essentially getting -- they say you're market neutral. getting more long instead of sticking with your foundations. >> or growth fund you can view one company as a value, or a typical value stock as a growth stock if it's doing things like fedex is doing. by the way, let me point out. we highlighted last night berkshire hathaway and 13-f f

mr. eriksson was used. i think it's easy to see that by looking at the facts. you know there needs to be accountability for the the way he was used. there's multiple cases where other individuals have been you know kind of pushed into false confessions. that's another subject that would take quite a while to go into that completely. i feel sorry for that individual. hopefully we'll get justice one day. >> what are the things you might want to do now? >> things i might want to do. i need to get clothes. really just the basic thing, fundamental things people overlook on a daily basis. i need to build my life back. >> i want to ask ryan and bill did you ever expect this to happen this quickly? most people thought it was going to take months. >> we're quite surprised actually. we thought it would morelikely happen today if it was going to happen. it was a question if it was going to happen, it was when it was going to happen. yeah we're surprised. we're so excited. absolutely. >>> bill what about aaron who has been on this case from the beginning on 48 hours? >> ju

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it's easy to classify a secret -- classify a mistake rather than try to explain it. let me ask mr. salgado, are you permitted to tell us whether google's received any fisa court orders? >> i'm sorry, mr. chairman. i would have to decline that answer until the bills that we're discussing today is passed. >> is our country safer because you can't answer the question? >> i can't imagine the country is safer as a result of that. >> thank you. that answers my question. and mr. bankston, concerns have been raised company by company reporting that fisa might tip off those we're trying to track. but there's a lot of reporting available on criminal surveillance. is national security sufficiently different from criminal investigations, we have to have this kind of secrecy? >> i don't believe so, chairman. no. in the criminal context we're often investigating sophisticated organized criminals and in fact sometimes investigating terrorists. and yet we've been able to publish and the u.s. government has been able to publish very detailed statistics about how the government is using its authorit

easy. >> wow. >> that's awesome. >> the rose. that is something. >> because we have a very crafty host here, i'm putting us to the test. especially mr.ere. >> i could do that one so simple. >> i'm going to do the elf shoe. >> you can't do one you already know and you're good at. >> okay. yeah. okay. i'm going to rose. >> i'm doing the candle. >> i'm doing the crown. because that's what steven means in latin. >> i folded it the wrong way. >> i don't know what i'm doing. >> oh. oh. oh. i'm matching it. >> my elf has a very small, chuggy foot. >> so far -- >> this is looking pretty sick. >> there it is. >> except it's not going to stand on its own. >> i'll put my mouth in the middle. >> it does look like a candle. >> it looks like a rolled up napkin. it's awful. >> that looks like a candle. >> that looks like a rolled up candle. >> how about the rose? >> what the heck. >> that looks like you smashed a mouth onto the napkin. >> it's holding it together. >> yea. >> this is what you call the crown. you could wear that. >> look at that. >> to see the video to learn how to fold nap quinns, head on over to rightthisminute.com and click on see

mrs. bond brought the case to the supreme court challenging her conviction under this federal law and her lawyer, paul clement, basically had two arguments today and he did not have an easye of it. he argued, one, that this federal law if it reaches conduct like mrs. bonds which he said in essence is a domestic dispute it's unconstitutional because it intrudes, interferes with powers that were reserved to the states. if there were no treaty involved here, gwen, mrs. bond probably would have been charged under state law for assault or attempted murder. but he had a backup argument, too. he told the court if they wanted to avoid the constitutional question, they could interpret an exception in the convention and the federal law for the use of chemicals for peaceful purposes which he said really means non-war-like conduct. >> ifill: killing your husband's mistress but not trying to go after a count industry >> absolutely. he snowed one who speaks normal english would see what happened here as deployment of a weapon. >> ifill: how did justices react to that argument? >> there was pushback. some of the justices said, you know, the treaty power in the constitution gives exclus

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it's easy to classify a secret -- classify a mistake rather than try to explain it. let me ask mr. salgado, are you permitted to tell us whether google's received any fisa court orders? >> i'm sorry, mr. chairman. i would have to decline that answer until the bills that we're discussing today is passed. >> is our country safer because you can't answer the question? >> i can't imagine the country is safer as a result of that. >> thank you. that answers my question. and mr. bankston, concerns have