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. >> thank you for joining us for a discussion of business and nance in the washington region. we will focus on the president's budget and promising economic figures. the question rememains, how will the numbers impact us? we will take it up with round- table favorites, peter morici and josh boak, but first we will talk business with who sets t the pace -- with someone who sets the pace. in addition to the leadership of "business journal," he was named a siness person of the year by the cut chamber of commerce. you have met a number of his talented reporters on the scene, and alex and joins us today. you were on our first episode one year ago, and we thought it was time to have you back. it is the 30th year of the washington business journal. >> if yes, we are really honored and humbled that we are here for 30 years i joked that people left when they met me and said you are the publisher of the washington business journalal is that not an oxymoron? we approve there is business in washington. >> as someone whoho cered politics for decades, i have to tellou i find there are so ma

it doesn't have the same resident nance it would have had in those days, and morality was different. young women were sent away and some were told to go to different states. but they were treated with incredible sensetivety, brutality in some cases. many women have given evidence, and their stories are harrowing. some told their babies had died and such things. now they say it should be addressed with a national apology by the government. >> just want to take you to moscow for a moment. vladimir putin is making an appearance. it's a televised appearance with supporter and election workers. among the elite in the crowd, -- among the elite in the crowd. mr. putin doing his bit to rally support. let's have a look at the business news. jamie is with me now. we're getting excited about the amount of money the banks are going to lend. >> you have to put up collateral. if you're the italian government bonds -- if you're the italian government, bonds are put up. over quite a long period of time, it strengthens the balance sheets of the bank and to what the banks will hopefully do, lend to sp

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the recently nanced sanctions on entities having fings dealings with the iranian central bank and the new european union embargo on oil imports from iran will clearly affect the meks of crude supply available on a regional basis, even if absolute levels of global crude supply may be impacted to a lesser gree agree. iran personally exports around 2.5 million barrels a day of crude oil with 65% going to asia and 30% into europe, mostly to refiners around the mediterranean. a significant portion of the 1.3 million barrels per day of iranian crude imported by iea countries, which include some countries in asia like japan and korea, anyway, increasing a significant portion is likely to be affected by these measures, even if refiners will have until june or july to source alternative barrels, most are already looking for incremental supplies from outside iran, which is exactly the intent of the sanctions. in terms of crude quality, buyers are likely to seek extra barrels from saudi arabia, russia or iraq to make up for lost sales from iran. saudi arabia has publicly reassured customers it w

t.r., for all of its faults, stood for responsible giveer nance. you had to pay for that weird emperialism. >> last comment. >> i'm still struck by e.j.'s claim of moderation. but the final, who's the most moderate here? the probody lem is who is doing good for the whole is made by government. the state -- >> it's the democratically decided. >> and i think the modern progression has really kind of abandoned that. and they've really now clung themselves, too much, i think, to this administrative model. and if they don't reinvent themselves, i think they're going to be on the decline. and if they continue going the path they're going, unfortunately, that means we're going to sweden or greece and the problems that -- >> yeah, sweden is doing quite well right now. >> we are out of time. unless someone has a last, absolutely urgent comment? no? [ applause ] >> you're watching american history tv. 48 hours of people and events that helped document the american story. all weekend, every weekend on c-span3. hosted by our time warner cable partner, american

step forward but the approval of a second package will not be decided in tell at least one thing i nance ministers are scheduled to come together for a meeting now a lot of people of course keeping their eyes on what will be happening the next few days in greece and talk about what a few of these big decisions mean let's go to the capital account producer dmitri to finance dmitri you have spent some time in greece i know that we spoke to you several months ago when these protests were sort of at their height what do you imagine the people of greece that are out there protesting right now what are they trying to what message are they trying to send. i don't i don't know i couldn't possibly hope that's true i think that there's a lot of rage that's one of the things that is clear and you said you've seen numbers when i was there and also pictures from these protests where you see. again people of all different ages different demographics men women and old people young people and they're just all incensed enraged because you have these politicians in the middle of parliament who are doing.

here is jehmu greene and the president of conservative women penny nance. vote. >> it's about pandering to the far left. vast majority of women get this. majority of us are people of faith. if we don't take a particular issue on birth control but we strongly disagree with the issue on this. it's more like so we have said very strongly we will fight this. concerned women will fight this in congress. we'll fight in the courts and in the pulpits. >> sean: why force people of faith deeply held conviction to go against their conscience, go against their religion. if anybody wants birth control, isn't it readily available? you could walk on either side of this building into any struggle drugstore and get birth control. by the way, it's there in every city and every town in america. why do people of faith have to do something against their values and fund it? >> i have to start by saying president obama confesses jesus christ as his lord and savior. what i learned in my church as christians we should not bear false with it. there have been accusations not being a

penny nance, my thanks to you as well. hot topic. thanks, ladies.ing now" rolls your way in 11 short minutes. jon scott is cooking up a bunch of stuff. jon: a stan tore yum sweep in three states. colorado, minnesota and missouri, what it means for his campaign and the run for the white house. a dramatically deteriorating situation in syria. could the united states be involved? and will israel go after iran? that is the subject of an op-ed to explain his point of view. the second part of our "washington post"'s investigative report of corruption on washington hill. and continuing our conversation with the army about a medivac policy that some say is harming our troops, the army's point of view coming up "happening now." bill: we'll see you at the top of the hour with all that. it is south carolina versus the department of justice, why that state just filed a lawsuit against the attorney general, eric holder. bill: we have new developments in the battle over south carolina's voter id law. the state suing the justice department after it blocked the law

i'm joined by penny nance. she agrees with the susan g. komen foundation.oe of vital springs technologies, and he disagrees with this move. doctor, let's start with you, why do you guess agree? >> i think number one the komen foundation has no business in actually introducing politics into this. they in fact did bow to political pressure. i think that the second point is that their focus should be on nothing but providing access to care for woman with breast cancer. as a doctor i have no means of denying care even if somebody is an axe murderer and they clearly violated what she just said. this morning's retraction about taking a different stance, that this really wasn't about political pressure, it was because the funding wasn't going directly to the providers. martha: here is one of the main issues, doctor, and i want penny to address this. this is a private foundation, they raise money, millions of dollars. shouldn't they be allowed to use that money to the best of their ability, you know, for these donors and the private individuals who have begin this

do you think this is extendible to other issues for a one offer related to the unique res nance of payrollpoor job the republicans did framing their position back in december? >> i guess it remains to be seen. this is the last really big issue where there's a deadline where something about to expire if they don't act now, something bad will happen to a lot of voters. that won't happen again. this 96 scenario the white house envisions would require the republicans to volunteer to come to the table to reverse the last year of their legislating and say, all right. we'll find pay fors and tax increases that the democrats want to accomplish these goals that president obama has that only make it more likely he's going to win. i don't see them embracing that dynamic. i rather imagine them trying to find much more modest areas of agreement that don't require them to compromise any of the principles they laid out when they came to power. nothing near the scale of $100 billion payroll tax cut is going to happen. all the big stuff that really is on the horizon is going to be determined by the outcome

so yeah, the masterlock insourcing american job story has national rest on nance, so does the turn for in wisconsin's own politics. joining now is tammy baldwin, democrat representing the second district and running for the open u.s. senate seat in her state. representative baldwin, thank you for being with us, appreciate you having you here. >>> great to join you, rachel. >> does governor walker have the authority to use that mortgage settlement money at his discretion? can doe whatever he wants with it? >> well, there is certainly a portion of the settlement funds that is going through the states, but it is my belief and i'm absolutely outraged by his statement he will use this to plug a hole in his budget. when clearly the purpose of the settlement was to try to start making people whole again after the fraud and illegal activities that these five banks have engaged in. on monday this week, i was in milwaukee on a block, a residential neighborhood devastated by foreclosure. and house after house was literally boarded up. and you think about the people who perhaps because they lost j

they believe age, water leaks, simply poor nine nance are to blame for the cracked rails. there are six reports of cracked -- cracks in the rails last month. three of the incidents happened on days when temperatures changed dra mat include from warm to cold. metro's spokesman also tells "the post" there is no one specific reason for the recent increase in cracked rails. would have a heads-up from montgomery county. about to sit in traffic a lot longer. next month construction is set to begin on rockville pike and connecticut avenue. and crews will be adding turn lanes to help move traffic along especially with the expanded walter reed national medical center. crews will also be forced to close lanes at times, turning six lanes into four or just two lanes. the construction on rockville pike is expected to begin early next month with connecticut avenue construction set to start at the end of march. officials say despite delays all lanes will stay open in the peak directions during rush hours. >>> if montgomery county lawmakers get their way you will be able to drive faster o

the war's still on, and in 1940 he had dumped his vice president, john nance gardener, who had grown a bit too conservative for the new deal, and he puts in henry a. wallace, his secretary of the agriculture. who is a very left-wing, kind of new age kind of guy for back then. and he forces wallace on the ticket in 1940. the democratic party does not really want him. and in 1944 roosevelt is getting the word back, you keep this guy on the ticket he could cost you a million votes. roosevelt's a great politician. he knows what this means, and he says i've forced henry wallace on the party once, i can't do it twice. i can't do it twice. he's got to go. not in so many words, not in so many words, but he eventually slits wallace's throat. so who'd he replace him with? the guy how replace him with is a guy who's not too southern, not too northern, not too conservative, not too liberal, respected by the unions but not really in the pocket of the unii don't think so. and that's harry truman. he fits in all the slots. they put him on the ticket in 944 -- 1944, and by april 1945 franklin roosev

to be friday through sunday, then early monday they'll close overnight for their routine a minute nance. b.a.r.t. will stop at 14 of its 44 stations. coming from the city, though, keep in mind trains will only be running on the hour. last time b.a.r.t. ran overnight service was in 2009 and that was when bridge workers did some work there on the i-bars. this time, though, they think a lot of drivers are going to choose b.a.r.t. over road detours. >> we can with all the advanced notice about this and the tremendous disruption it's going to cause for automobile drivers, we think we're going to break some records. >> reporter: now, they're saying if by chance work on the bay bridge oakland takes longer than expected, b.a.r.t. can adjust their hours and will be running longer trains on tuesday morning anyway. now, we asked them who picks up the tab for all the extra b.a.r.t. workers who are working these longer work hours, and they tell us that caltrans will be reimbursing them. reporting live in oakland, i'm christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, christie. >>> it is 6:0

emirates to counter piracy, this aircraft the an26, the work horse of africa is conducting a photo recon nancecaptured ships and locations where hostages are being held. we are going to a company them on this mission. let's go. we over flew pirates flotillas and their land bases but avoided hijacked ships to prevent endangering hostages. the maritime police also conduct operations ashore. in training new police officers like this it isn't just how to fire a weapon, it's teamwork, integrity of the unit and looking after one another. that is when these new police officers are being trained to do. [sound of gunfire] >> countering piracy requires that the marine police force be qualified not only on land but on see, so part of their training is to become familiar with water-borne operations like these where they can conduct surveillance of vessels up and down the coast and be able to take them if they are pirates instead of fisherman. from the somali tie rat coast i'm oliver north for fox news. bill: one of th one of the great things is it's being done with no u.s. troops. we've seen the effective

this aircraft, the work horse of africa is conducting a photo recon nance of pirate dens, captured shipsostages are being held. we are going to a company them on this mission, let's go. we over flew pirate flotillas and their land bases but avoided hijacked ships to prevent endangering hostages. the maritime police also conduct operations ashore. in training new police officers like these it isn't just how to fire a weapon, it's teamwork, integrity of the unit, and looking after one another, that's what these new police officers are being trained to do. [gunfire] >> reporter: countering piracy requires that the p u.n. tland marine police force be qualified not only on land but on sea, so part of their training is to become familiar with water-borne operations like these in which they can conduct surveillance of vessels up and down the coast and be able to take them if they are pirates instead of fisherm fishermen. jon, the rile i great news in all of this is there are no u.s. troops involved. the united arab emirates has stepped up to help make this a reality, and the new government whic

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but earlier this month at a retreat exclusive ren nance resort in california, the conservativele withaire coke brothers said they would donate a combined $60 billion to superp.a.c. to defeat president obama. two billionaire brothers with opinions radically at variance with most of america are poised to cancel out the efforts of half a million american citizens. to understand this gross provision of the political process, we don't have to wait until the general election and avalanche of negative campaign ads against the president. we can look right now in the primary election for republican presidential nomination where we have seen a handful of billionaires and super p.a.c.s outspend all of the republican candidates and help turn that contest into a circus. the sad reality is the super p.a.c.s have shaped the political complain more than the candidates. that's the way it's been since the supreme court's tragic decision in citizens united which overturned a century of settled law and opened this floodgate of unlimited campaign spending. drowning out small donors and individuals that most o