after the russia-georgia war in 2008 some natio members resisted expanding the alliance, because they didn't want to defend russia's neighbours from attack. russia is suspicious of n.a.t.o.'s ultimate goal. >> it sees it as an organization set up to contain and confront the soviet union, but hasn't found a new mission for itself in the post cold world. >> is a top to bottom rethink of n.a.t.o. required - mutual defense. >> we are clear that article five remains at the heart of n.a.t.o.'s purpose and mission. >> we focused on the original mission, as it tried to reframe itself for 21st century challenges. >> there has been a deadly ebola outbreak in west africa, more than 70 people dying from the virus in guinea. it's spread to sierra leone in nigeria. robert ray is live. the center for disease control, the c d.c. is now stepping in. >> exactly. that's why they are stepping in. they received notice from the country of guinea, the who, world health organisation , asking for assistance. sure enough as the c d.c. does, they got on a flight and arrived at the capital of guinea, and are the

we were led to believe they were going to hand over a petition regarding the work of the united natio nations. upon arriving at our base, part of the group broke off and went towards the area of the base which is where we are protecting civilians and they opened fire. now, we immediately returned fire, and we have used lethal force to repel the attack. now, when i say that, yes, it looks as though perhaps as many as 46 internally displained civilians inside the base lost the their lives. >> the u.n. secretary-general called it a war crime. >>> in ukraine diplomats reached a compromise yesterday that calls for disarming all illegal groups, but now the ukrainian prime minister is promising constitutional amendments as well to empower the east. russian says kiev doesn't get it and they are misinterpreting the agreement, and on the ground armed protesters around budging. jacky rowland has more. >> reporter: pro russian none straighters are deeply skeptical about the agreement reached in geneva. some feel they've been sold out by russia. since they were not part of the talks, they are not

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the government that i've heard, and it's not wrong within the confines of that system, but it is a natio se-bd system nation state based system, and it is nation state based rules. r friend here is referencing, is that there are people now who wish to work outside of that. and the question is in terms of international law, whether or not, in fact, we have those kinds of controls. again which he said is perfectly -- run down the list i can hear exactly what you're saying but those are nice dollar-based, bretton woods system kind of rules. the thing i would say to you is do we need to think more carefully about how those rules are designed? i think you talked about that. perhaps approaching us a little differently. >> i was describing with the regular the response is currently, as is being developed -- regulatory. let me confirm it. so just how difficult it is to i was simply trying to explain to people what the process is unfolding. to your point, do you then look at a big coin -- a bitcoin as an asset, as a property? sounds interesting enough. well, then that means do you have to figure

and our united states complies with those as do other aviation natio nations. two things that can happen. other nations shall refuse, can refuse to recognize your rights to fly to them and the european union could put you on the do not fly list. all of indonesia are on the no-fly list. >> before we can pinpoint what happened with this missing flight, is it any difficulty to impose new security measures without knowing where the holes were, what happened, did it have anything to do with the passengers? did it have anything to do with checking of correct passport information? did it have something to do with the flight crew? >> who is that for, fredricka? >> oh, i thought that was for arnold. >> oh. that's really out of my field. that's a difficult one. i could give you some speculation, but i'd rather not. >> okay. all right. why don't we go to you, alan. are you ready to dive into that one? >> i'll try it. i worked with iko like anyone who has been in the business for 40 years and one of the things i don't know if mary meant to say it but the member nations wit

the nominee nailings natio nomi. mr. reid: mr. president, could we have order, please. the presiding officer: the senate will be in order. mr. reid: the last -- the presiding officer: take your conversations off the floor. mr. reid: the last roll call vote will occur on a matter in a few seconds. we'll have a voice vote after that. the first series of votes tomorrow will begin at 1:15 -- i'm sorry, 11:15, pardon me. and then tomorrow afternoon starting at 1:45 we should have -- we will have up to four votes. if we're fortunate, there will only be three, maybe two. but this is the last vote tomorrow. starting a 11:15 tomorrow, then at 1:45 tomorrow. the presiding officer: under the previous order, the question occurs on the levy nomination. a senator: i ask for the yeas and nays. the presiding officer: is there a sufficient second? there appears to be. there is. the clerk will call the roll. vote: vote: the presiding officer: any senators wishing to vote or to change their vote? the ayes are 75. the nays are 20. the nomination is confirmed. under the previous order, the