mr. didier julia, the french deputy, please mr. julia, help me, it's urgent!> you know, as dangerous as it might seem sometimes in a place like that, you know, that's unstable, where the government's really out of control, or there's a lot of uhm. a lot of fighting and insecurity, if you make sort of friends who can show you the way, and give you some support, locally, then it's not as bad as it seems. in fact, i often felt like i was sort of protected by the people around me as best as anyone could be. >> the basic rule is that you are only as good as the local journalist you're working with. they are, by far, the most important decision you'll make. they understand what's happening on the ground in a way you never can. >> if you wanted to be a good journalist in iraq, you had to risk your life. otherwise, you can't do it. we risked our life to get the story. and it was worth it. >> you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> in the case of iraq, we've seen mor

mr. didier julia, the french deputy, please mr. julia, help me, it's urgent! >> you know, as dangerous as it might seem sometimes in a place like that, you know, that's unstable, where the government's really out of control, or there's a lot of uhm. a lot of fighting and insecurity, if you make sort of friends who can show you the way, and give you some support, locally, then it's not as bad as it seems. in fact, i often felt like i was sort of protected by the people around me as best as anyone could be. >> the basic rule is that you are only as good as the local journalist you're working with. they are, by far, the most important decision you'll make. they understand what's happening on the ground in a way you never can. >> if you wanted to be a good journalist in iraq, you had to risk your life. otherwise, you can't do it. we risked our life to get the story. and it was worth it. >> you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> you're watching, al jazeera america presents: killing the messenger. >> in the case of iraq, we've seen m

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as julia ioffe said, in some ways it plays into mr. narrative that the world has not treated russia with the respect it deserved. and this will just reinforce that message. >> we know that president obama met one on one with chinese president xi jinping earlier today. what role do you think the chinese are playing in all of this? they often act in concert with russia on matters of great international import. how do you think they may be reacting to this or what can we expect from the chinese? >> it's not issue number one from the chinese. i thought their abstention in the united nations security council was a welcome move. but this is second place if that compared to what's going on in asia between themselves and japan, between themselves and the countries of southeast asia. so the united states if it wants to send a message to china, it's not what we do vis-a-vis crimea or ukraine, it's whether we actually increase our air and naval presence in the pacific ocean. it's whether diplomatically we start spending a lot more time trying to

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mr. putin's pro russian defense forces, which seem to be pretty much in control of all the administration, the infrastructure, the ports and airports down there. so the best scenario, juliauld be that there's some independent bodies on the ground that could actually act as a barrier, of course, between the two forces and not rely on the self-restrained and the lack of provocation from either side. that's the best possible scenario. in the meantime, things have calmed down a little bit. putin, yes, saying they had no intention of invading, but reserving the right to do so. that was, again, many available threat. and indeed in the press have been scathing. >> steve, thanks so much for the update. and also the russians this morning saying that actually it does the ukrainians and the crimens to invite those international observers. perhaps constellatory to turn to from the russians on that point. let's give you a look at what's on today's agenda in the united states. the february adp employment report out at 8:15 eastern time. frafrs calling for an increase of 160,000 in payroll numbers last month. at the same time, we get the ism services data at 2:00 on p.m. also we've got

julia #suckit. >> the biggest award, "12 years a slave". >> we can stand up here tonight because of one man. that's the mr.he first black director to direct a motion picture. >> i dedicate this picture to all those who endured slavery. >> and star antics. a-listers shaking to the performance of disspeckable ii "happy." >> ellen degeneres snapping this celebrity selfie. getting millions of retweets. the season comedian even passing out pizza. >> carrie washington is pregnant. >> the over three hour show was packed with all-star singers. ♪ >> bette midler "wind beneath my wings." >> and pink's rendition of "over the rainbow." >> ♪ you'll find me >>> all receiving stand ovations. but it was the surprise appearance by legendary actor sidn sidney poitier. that action was heard all over the world from sidney poitier. "gravity" wasn't chosen as best picture but still a great night for that film. seven academy awards including for its director, alfonso cuaron. let us know what you think. i was twist ago long with you. #newday. get into the discussion. do you think your favorite film was overlooked or maybe your st

mr. bradley cooper. >> is not bad on the eye. >> i think we have time for another one here. smarty pants, which best supporting actress nominee went to yale? sally hawkins, jennifer lawrence, lupita nyong'o or julialupita. you guys, you're like 2 1/2 out of 3! >> yes! >> love that hat. >> that's very impressive! do we have time for one more? >> we're on a roll! >> which one of these act rests is not nominated for an oscar in the best actress category, jennifer, cate blanchett, amy andrews or meryl streep? >> jennifer lawrence. >> i'm going with lester. he's been right on all of them. >> dylan, answer them on your own there. >> meryl streep. >> meryl streep supporting? >> all right, here we go. >> i think it's jennifer lawrence. >> all right, the answer is, madam jennifer lawrence. >> that's why i have to go with lester. >> i only knew one. the others i guessed. >> listen, how do you think the man got three shows? he knows something. >> he knows what he's talking about. >> a little back-stabbing, that's what you do. >> oh, is that all it is? the real lester. >> more oscar fun is still ahead, including a look at how the nominees for best actor started off in show business. and then which oscar-nomi

julia vinnedge, two brothers, corey and jason. lance corporal vinnedge is the recipient of the purple heart, combat action ribbon, national defense service medal, and the global war on terrorism service medal. mr speaker, i ask that we pass this bill to show honor and appreciation to one of our fallen heroes and reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois reserves. the gentleman from california. >> i thank you, mr. speaker. i'd inquire whether the other side has any further speakers? mr. davis: no further speakers. mr. issa: i'm prepared to close when you're ready. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois. mr. davis: mr. speaker, i would yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from illinois yields back. the gentleman from california. mr. issa: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to comment just briefly. first of all, lance corporal phillip vinnedge is among the very first postal namings of the year. no postal namings have occurred this entire congress except these we are considering today for our fallen heroes. it has become clear that the public understands the importance of honoring those who have served in afg