but the essential thing is- and what do they do, the national alliance? they're developing standards, and they're developing a network across the country that- oh, everyone who provides- correct. -including oxford houses? i don't think they include oxford houses yet. i think they're parallel systems, right now. the important thing to sort of underline here is that for somebody in early recovery, there's two things that are unarguably essential, and it's housing and employment. and for folks with criminal justice history, depending on the state, there's often barriers to those things. you can't get a job; you can't get housing. so, how are you supposed to maintain and stabilize your recovery without those two essential ingredients? so, not only do we have to like build these systems, we have to lift the discriminatory barriers that are keeping people from accessing those essential resources. monica. we also have what we call access to recovery, which are supportive housing programs that allows an individual coming from treatment, either long-term or short-

but soon now from the mag people who are leading member of the islamist group national alliance to support legitimacy. below a photo the decision to declare the muslim brotherhood a organization was taken in a hurry and has no validity from a legal point of view the canal with a group on the list of terrorists without a final legal verdict that is not subject to appeal which did not. while more men than now. there's no end in sight to the political turmoil and pricking the turkey. senior prosecutors accuse police of obstructing his probe into high level corruption allegations against the government. mama has also says he's since been removed from the case. prime minister everyone is under growing pressure over the case which has engulfed senior members of his party. in response to mr kang of a major reshuffle thursday replacing half his cabinet with loyalists the you can't really show who was known to her. the protest is on the streets of december techies corruption scandal deepened on thursday when a prosecutor was to me if the case. in a press release he used to the city interfering with

makes a mean this guy knew what team he will use all on the third class two republican in the us alliance national stories coming up next. fan. session. steve. the uhaul welcome back to this war means more than seventy new boat to increase the flying into south africa for events this week to commemorate nelson mandela and it's just a tad to tatters but when major memorial will take place on tuesday. here are some of the nation speech is coming the lights heat from the cc probably most says the association with the mr men got into reading till the cold is the blog and see a puppet regime from china's bank it has comprised of palm and three former u s leaders george w bush bill clinton into the concept of the lungs that is a tuesday said its forces that will beat you in fact the gentle punk emo in eu commission president owes him one of frozen french president also on on the bridge financing to the cam and i think the sun built on more than ninety thousand south africans that espn stadium in to respect them and detonate his final appearance at the twenty ten football world cup the memorial will be s

the national immigrant youth alliance says its organizers allowed themselves to be detained in orderto infiltrate the el paso detention center. you can go to democracynow.org for our web exclusive coverage of the immigration actions in new jersey and texas from felandra lizaire and renee tz. on wednesday, federal officers loskarn andn searched his washington, d.c. home. florida prosecutors have dropped a mystic from his charges against toward zimmerman, the man who killed unarmed african- american teenager trayvon martin. zimmerman was arrested last month after his girlfriend accused him of pointing a shotgun at her and trying to choke her. as she ascends refused to cooperate with prosecutors. zimmerman had been ordered to surrender his firearms after his latest arrest, but will not get them back, as he did after being acquitted of trayvon martin's murder in july. pope francis has been named "time" magazine's person of the year. francis has capture global attention for his criticism of capitalism, his softer tone on including issues abortion and homosexuality, and his calls to refocu

. >> today's ninth annual conference was hosted by the gay straight alliance network, a national youthadership organization fighting homophobia. >>> well, it's getting to look a lot like christmas. you know where this is? i bet you're not going to guess. san francisco. today, there was sledding right there. you know where? not only was it in san francisco, it was in front of city hall. >> he was amazing. the people pushed us down. that was really fast. >> i bet it was really fast. okay, let's watch you go. whoo-hoo. doesn't get much better than that. the event is free but organizers are asking for canned food donations. it continues tomorrow frommal 10:00 to 4:30. city hall put it on today. pretty great, and rob, are kind of tough probably to keep the snow cold right now with the weather out there. >> san francisco got up close to 60 today. so slushy snow by the afternoon there. but temperatures tonight especially in the north bay and east bay will again drop close to freezing. we're in this pattern of clear skies, cold dry nights and slightly warmer days ahead. our temperatures right

national domestic workers alliance wants to call attention to the diplomat's housekeeper who was supposedlyverworked and underpaid. >>> a peaceful vigil turns ugly in durham, north carolina, the crowd gathered to remember a teenager who died last month in police custody, police say the 17-year-old shot himself while in the back of a squad car. last night, riot police say they fired tear gas only after protesters started pelting them with rocks and bottles. >>> the cigarettes are fake but the health concerns are real. new york is moving to add ecigarettes to its lais of banned vices, banned from bars and restaurants like tobacco-filled cigarettes. mayor bloomberg is expected to sign the measure which would go into effect early next year. >>> the handshake that grabbed everyone's attention at nelson mandela's memorial has a new supporter. earlier this month president obama and cuban president raul castro shook hands in south africa. in his first comment since mandela's death long time cuban president fidel castro is congratulating his brother for his "brilliant prrmance" in greeting obama wit

. >> the ninth annual conference was hosted by the gay straight alliance net yooshg, a national youthorganization. >>> hundreds of high school students don't have to worry about getting into a good college because they know they have at least one option and that option is stanford. nearly 7,000 students signed up for early admission and stanford accepted 748 of them. that is the largest early application pool in the school's history. more than 30,000 students are expected to apply for stanford's regular admission by january 1st. that's a load off their minds i'm sure. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," an east bay man hopes to make the u.s. olympic bobsledding team. how he's using his age as an advantage over much younger athletes. ♪ i want to spread a little love this year ♪ [ male announcer ] this december, experience the gift of unsurpassed craftsmanship at the lexus december to remember sales event. some of the best offers of the year. this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> looking live at san francisco from our camera above san bruno, an

operation internationally is nato, a central alliance for both of our nations and a place where we work closely with our european allies to advance our shared global security interests. thanks to nato, canada, the u.s. and many of our allies had a racket call infrastructure to answer -- practical infrastructure to answer the requests of the arab league and the united nations to take actions over libya two years ago. and the nato structure allowed partners outside of the alliance -- particularly our arab league partners in this case -- to join us in this important mission. canadian armed forces were proud to assume operational command of the mission in libya, in addition to providing air and maritime support. the canadian contribution to the u.s. security coordinator for israel and the palestine authority or ussc is another great example of canadian and american efforts that are giving real results. having visited its mission myself, i can tell you that we together -- canadians and americans -- are making a difference in the lives of both the pal is stint yangs and the israelis and, inde

we have to address there can be no peace as long as the west military alliance supports the terrorists. this is our senior national sort of come on the program the extending reach of the n.s.a. around the globe will be looking at what nations get hope to get in return for spying for america. it's late about now president period how his annual marson q. and a session there so we go which lasted for more than four hours but by dozens of questions he shared his thoughts on intelligence leaks the controversial green peace case and tensions in ukraine. was there for. they've never met personally but his revelations surely made an impact on the world. serious question about edward snowden the president didn't reveal his exact whereabouts but he couldn't resist humoring his own relationship with barack obama and u.s. surveillance tactics. you want to know how my feel about mr obama after snowden's leaks i feel jealous i feel jealous because he can do these things and get off scot free still there is nothing to be happy about but on the other hand there's no reason to be frustrated however tough the criticism against the

administration the message delivered to senior members of the syrian national coalition at a meeting of the empire thought friends that theory alliance in london last week was prompted by the bride's about the need of another militant groups and their takeover of a border crossing in arms depots near turkey belonging to the moderate breeze syrian army. a town council in bavaria has voted unanimously to revoke a bell peppers honorary citizenship bestowed upon him eighty years ago the vote comes after an outcry last week following an initial decision not to strip them of the leader of citizenship of the small bavarian town of st rams now the debate arose after documents disclose the leader along with the president who appointed him call on him timber was granted honorary citizenship in nineteen thirty three thousand the german villages and towns that time gave the pure honorary residency and then tim gets to show their allegiance to mediate across germany still constantly find evidence of the dictator's ties to them in their archive . the i knew the routine use of june more. though. oahu said that this development. i was done with the

national party which introduced apartheid. more recently they voted for the democratic alliance a party considered to be predominantly white.n't think that will change because these people were treated better under apartheid than blacks and so wheel loyal to whites. >> they were party to marginalizing and disrespecting blacks that came in to the area in pursuit of jobs in other facilities. so in many respects, what happened to colored people is they identified with the europeans and disassociated themselves with som some things african. >> reporter: some people we spoke to at this market agree. but some say it comes down to who governors better. >> it's because people watch tv, read the papers and see corruption in the anc, ask fraught and it's the people inside government that do those things. >> reporter: just like the anc has struggled to reverse the legacy of apartheid in other parts of the country, so has the democratic alliance in the western cape. in some parts of the city it seems little has changed. there is high unemployment. high crime, drug abuse and a big gang problem. it also seems as if the people here have n

alliance trying to set it up. russia's ambassador to the united nations saying washington ignored mosque as appeals for proof of the assad government involvement in the august twenty first chemical weapons attack in syria. the lack of a neutral force but secured a strange sense as the learned from the media reports based on edward snow goose materials. united states have chlorophyll powerful intelligence assets in cia the u s official tells cctv that the intelligence pointed to a science club ability and quote any suggestion that there was an effort to suppress intelligence about a nonexistent alternative explanation is simply false meantime the u n's top leader is pleading for an end to all violence before the january meeting in west had. this is the toughest in the keys. a full week the team the battle. on the cia in to geneva. every twenty second is the date for the conference in geneva there is the possibility that a us ambassador will meet with the islamic front in turkey this week. during his visit which could lead to the us restarting not lethal aid to syria that the state department isn't confirming anythin

cuts its, reshapes its defense forces under budget pressure simply along national lines, you will sub-optimize what the a alliance as a whole has available. we have got to have a more coherent picture of the capabilities the alliance needs across the board, and how do we invest together to insure that we have those even though not every nation may have, be able to afford be every capability. -- afford every capability. >> um, nato is a creature of its member governments. it is not merely a vessel because it both adds enabling capabilities and synergies beyond what any of them could do alone or without prior planning, so i -- and i agree with michelle's observation. but fundamentally it comes back to what do the member governments care about. i mean, if they don't care about asia, if they don't care about what's happening in a lot of these other countries, you know, meetings in brussels are not going to make them care. it has to do with the role that countries like spain and others in nato see for themselves in the world, in the way they think the world ought to organize itself for common security. so, for example

nations marked world aids day. they say despite falling infection rates aids hiv remains a major global problem the alliance of more than four thousand people every day. according to the un around thirty five million people are infected with hiv virus worldwide. the problem is still a cute on the african continent especially in south africa and botswana. in asia thailand has the highest infection rate while in europe ukraine is the worst affected country but our next story takes us to rock out for those infected with hiv can face a very lonely battle against the disease. mariah was diagnosed with hiv the virus that causes aids fourteen years ago. she's receiving health care and psychological counseling and treatment facility in robots and it's run by no calls a paris based in geo. darius is the hardest part of living with aids is a social stigma so i know it when you look great job they will hire you to know there is another the year. knowing me. i don't tell anyone about it. you want to bring the money and it feels good to be afraid yes it's cold. peace is still taboo morocco. the year of the disease is high and m

to deliver the i knew all state of the nation speech to parliament specifically time to coincide with the twentieth anniversary of the russian constitution. alliance israeli and saudi intelligence having secret meetings for a breakthrough nuclear deal with iran left both countries highly frustrated.

to disarm among them, a loose alliance of rebels that toppled the previous administration in march. they say they are the new national army, but they are accused of being an army of fear. >> yes, i think our forces have committed crimes. i can't deny it. but i can't say what happened because i didn't take part in what has been done. >> c.p.is and muslims have lived -- kristenians and muslims have lived -- christians and muslims have lived side by side until now. "bbc news," in the central african heb lick. >> now google, microsoft, apple and facebook, they are usually fierce competitors, but today they are a few of the big-name technology companies coming together, demanding strict new curbs on government surveillance. the national security agency checked far more user data than the companies realize. i am joined by a national technology reporter for the washington post. are the tech companies here motivated by principle or profit? >> i am guessing both. nobody likes having their stuff stolen, and that is what has happened here. it is bad business for users to think their information is going to be stolen if they giv

nations. to build its first class defenses and alliances that allow it to negotiate from a position of strength. we know that diplomacy without strength is blind to the world 's payrolls. -- the world's perils. we also believe strength without diplomacy is blind to the world's promise. it is diplomacy backed by the credible threat of military force. if it can prevent the menace of nuclear weapons in iran, if diplomacy can solve it existential threat -- if we can fully address the reasons -- these threats without going to war, israel and the world will be more secure. so will the united states. my friends, as everyone here knows, the world is mourning the loss of a great leader right now, nelson mandela. mandela was a stranger to hate. he rejected recrimination in favor of reconciliation. and he knew the future demands that we move beyond the past. just think of the lessons that he taught the world, which have special significance at this moment in history. he said it always seems impossible until it is done. all of us who seek peace, the skeptics who think it cannot be achieved should bear in m

deliver the annual state of the nation speech to parliament specifically time to coincide with the twentieth anniversary of the russian constitution. silent alliance israeli and saudi intelligence are reportedly been having secret meetings after a breakthrough nuclear deal with iran left both countries highly frustrated. the world's top headlines live from moscow it's international with me from all of us here thanks for joining. us rejected calls to hold talks with the country's president demanding the leadership steps down the same time the united states is now considering sanctions against ukraine over the government's response to protests as in many cases we can consider a range of policy options which were certainly doing in this case given events on the ground and thousands are still out on the streets in kiev rebuilding barricades around the city's independence square after a police operation failed to disperse the crowds there is more than one opinion being expressed in ukraine. as a look at the other side of the deaf ears. it's new it's hip it's exciting it's a revolution and like moths to a flame the bright lights of rebellion are drawing

deliver the i knew will state of the nation speech to parliament specifically time to coincide with the twentieth anniversary of the russian constitution. and silent alliance israeli and saudi intelligence are having secret meetings for a breakthrough nuclear deal with iran left both countries highly frustrated. by the world headlines live from moscow this is the international with me from the news team thanks for joining us protesters in ukraine's capital kiev reinforcing the barricades and showed no sign of going home for a police operation fail to disperse the crowds and the united states is now considering sanctions against ukraine over the earth already as a response to the demonstrations. all policy options including sanctions are on the table in our view but obviously that still is being evaluated thousands though are still out on the streets of key have with one opposition leader having rejected calls to hold talks with the country's president and is demanding the government step down but there is more than one opinion being expressed in ukraine's rallies parties are really going to go takes a look at the other side of the devils. it's new it's hip

national party which introduced a apartheid. more recently, voters for the democratic alliance, the party considered to be predominantly white.ony arenate doesn't think that will change next year because these people were treated better under apartheid at black and feel loyal to whites. >> inspecting blacks who came into the area forn pursuit of jobs for other facilities. in many respects, what happened to colored people is they identified with the europeans and disassociated themselves. >> some people we spoke to at this market agree race is an issue. others say it comes down to who corns better. >> it's because people watch t.v., read the papers and see corruption and fraud and it's the people inside the government that do those things. just like the amc has struggled to reverse the legacy of apardon ite and other parts of the country, so has the democratific alliance in the western cape. >> some parts of the city, it seems little has changed. there is high unemployment, high crime, drug abuse and a big gang pr problem. it sees seems as if people have no intention of changing voting patterns on the side much table mount and

nations marked world aids day. they say despite falling infection rates aids hiv remains a major global problem the alliance of more than four thousand people every day. according to the un around thirty five million people are infected with hiv virus worldwide. the problem is still a cute on the african continent especially in south africa and botswana. in asia thailand has the highest infection rate while in europe ukraine is the worst affected country but our next story takes us to rock out for those infected with hiv can face a very lonely battle against the disease. mariah was diagnosed with hiv the virus that causes aids fourteen years ago. she's receiving health care and psychological counseling and treatment facility in robots and it's run by no calls a paris based in geo. darius is the hardest part of living with aids is a social stigma so i know it when you look great job they will hire you to know there is another the year. knowing me. i don't tell anyone about it. you want to bring the money and it feels good to be afraid yes it's cold. peace is still taboo morocco. the year of the disease is high and m

national attention. >>> and at glide memorial church, after glide made more than 5,000 cross -- christmas dinners, remember, the huskies are in town to face young. >>> now the youth alliance is now officially shut down. that organization has helped as many as 100 people a day in the ash berry district. for the last few years, the alliance gave them toothbrushes and other things when they they had no place else to turn. this picks i uses the needle exchange program and doesn't know where else she will go. >> i know like a lot of my friends don't even know how they will shower. >> it is not clear why they have to leave the location but there are indications that rising rents have pushed toward what the organization can afford to pay. >>> he was kidnapped by terrorists two years ago... >> it seems i have been totally... >> the desperate plea he has been making to president barack obama. >> an unusual deer santa letter found a christmas message in a bottle. >>> your roadways are looking clear, we have a roadway to tell you about, but first here is more from san francisco. >>> your temperatures will fall well above seasonal average today. i will have a look at what is in your

diplomats, these nations exhibit a chronic inability to engage constructively with the outside world and do not function effectively in alliances, even with those like minded. in 1997, secretary of state albright says dealing with rogue states is one of the great challenges of our time because they are there with the soul purpose of destroying the system. the friends and allies do not get it worrying rogue states were immune to deterrents. clearly, rogue regimes post a challenge, but are they reason to negotiate with someone? the noargs that not talking to countries is punishment to them is ridiculous, then senator obama said in 2007. you don't make peace with friends. you have to be willing to engauge with enemies. hillary clinton opinedded in the context of talks with the taliban. within the state department, there's a culture which treats engaugement as cost free. we will be no worse off if we try diplomacy and fail, former undersecretary of state commented, and bush secretary of state promoted a similar argument. we have enough confidence in our aided and abetted as dip mats to go eye-to-eye with people. even though we disa

. >> hi, national coalition on think thee and i commonwealth fund and the alliance for doing this. i wanted to return to a point that i think both paul and len made and sheila different a little bit about the notion wouldn't it be great if the sgr reform was part of a broader agreement, closer to a grand bargain, brought entitlement reform -- brought entitlement reform? i wanted to attack that a little bit. would it be possible, given where we are at now, we come to march, and for lack of that if folks kind of back away from attempting to do sgr now and pay for it in smart ways, wouldn't we undermine that kind of confidence-building effect that that would have? i would like to tease that point out a little bit, from the folks. you do not want to have misunderstand. i mean, it would have been great had a grand bargain been available and if agreement had been reached on a whole variety of things rather than a relatively limited package that has moved to the house and is about to move through the senate and a separate sort of sgr conversations that will continue into next year. no que

. >> these regional carriers whose names you've never heard of, they are forming alliances and becoming shadow national passing packages off one another. >> twitter is down 4%. we talked about it in the a block of the show. they cut it to underperform. a great note. they say too far too fast. quote, we expect this to be among the shortest downgrade notes you'll ever read. they launched coverage 15 days ago and in that time the stock is up 40%, the s&p is up 2, which obviously -- they said nothing material has changed other than the stock market. >> if you open the papers, it is in every paper today and you ask yourself what's working now, well, apart from today twitter is working. it's a trade. it's been a great trade. >> don't you think maybe in the recesses of the market, someone knows something about how well they're performing in the advertising market? it can't just be a momentum stock. someone has to have a view -- >> really? to your point facebook is also down today. >> but if you like twitter, why not buy facebook? it's a much more rational valuation. >> you looked at the rump of yahoo! and say

nations. to build its first class defenses and alliances that allow it to negotiate from a position of strength. we know that diplomacy without strength is blind to the world perils -- the world's perils. we also believe strength without diplomacy is blind to the world's promised. it is diplomacy backed by the credible threat of military force. if it can prevent the menace of nuclear weapons in iran him a if diplomacy can solve the x essential -- in iran, if diplomacy can solve it threat --l if we can fully address the reasons -- these threats without going to war, israel and the world will be more secure. so will the united states. my friends, as everyone here knows, the world is mourning the loss of a great leader right now, nelson mandela. mandela was a stranger to hate. he rejected recrimination in favor of reconciliation. and he knew the future demands that we move beyond the past. just think of the lessons that he taught the world, which have special significance at this moment in history. he said it always seems done.ible until it is all of us who seek peace, the skeptics who think it ca

national viney. washington says it's considering sanctions ukraine against. and pushing its weight behind antigovernment protesters will look at those who are rallying to differ and the official. silent alliance israeli and saudi intelligence have reportedly been having secret meetings after a breakthrough nuclear deal with iran left both countries frustrated.

alliance have condemned the attack. regardless of who was behind the bombing. it has caused a nationt is literally divided. >> these are the scenes a short while ago in the city. clashes and violence there in the wake of the car bomb attack. let's talk to al jazeera's correspondent in the city joining us on the phone. tell us what is happening on the ground there and why these people are protesting. >> reporter: well now before me [ inaudible ] people demonstrating against [ inaudible ] they are charging against the brotherhood as they feel the brotherhood is responsible. people [ inaudible ] to protect [ inaudible ] people asking the government to move ahead against the brotherhood, and we found now people in streets where [ inaudible ] in the streets chanting against the brotherhood and they consider the brotherhood a terrorist group. people now attacking the buildings owned by the brotherhood. now we have outside a lot of the billings which are owned by the brotherhood is a terrorist [ inaudible ] brotherhood as the fear of the group -- >> we're seeing some of the latest pictures

alliance. they have launched a counter campaign seeking to mimic the influence of the church, which they fear could help rye grass and the european union's newest member. the nation is divided. >> catholic church is very strong in croatia, and as we could see before they endorsed this organization and this referendum, and i think that we can expect that they will do similar things in the future to reinforce their position. >> it affects many issues in the society -- the church has campaigned actively against sex education in schools, for example. many believe more referendums could now follow on issues such as abortion and the role of women. working through social networks, campaign groups are seeking to put across their alternative agenda. this woman believes the dispute over values has only just begun. for weeks now, she has been following the debate on the internet. she is a single parent mother with two children. it is 7:00 a.m., and her son is just leaving for school. >> the church here promotes a complete family, but that often does not reflect reality. divorce is common, but there is not adequate legislation in croatia regulating divorce cases . >> that, t

alliance supports the terrorists. that's a crime in the program this hour at washington's global spying web called the making of talk nation how to get in return for snooping father that's after the break. largest consumer of the season i see it with me in the country is the federal government to simply say the property of the united states government to live this the united states number given to the list probably goes to realize you can just buy. your own just throw it away this is a good man for instance belongs to the united states environmental protection agency and i found this on a dump site here this is your computer and sideways to. the producers of these literally i think should be able to collect these though i believe that this should be responsible. for a bill to bring. the mexico department of mental health jail cell to merge trying to cooperate are all but also belongs to the washington metro area transit authority to the properties of a dentist aids patient and trademarks. you're watching the way to national welcome back president putin to how it has on omarosa on q. and a session this week which lasted for

your opponent, what moves your enemy, what moves your ally, and foster the alliances and allegiances necessary to make the nation stronger. i think in that sense he was a remarkable human being. >> and we said, dr. frasier, so much of that gained in prison, so much insight gained in those times in prison, were there any moments -- forgive me if you don't know the answer, but were there any moments when he feared or got close to the breaking point? >> that i don't know. but i can imagine as a human being one would. in 27 years, not just in jail, not just in the cell, but in hard labor. we forget, i think, often that he was out there breaking rocks, breaking lines. i mean, it was very difficult when you go to, as i had the opportunity several times to go to robben island, and you look at the pit where they were kept, and they were, you know, there was so many indignities where they had to go to the restroom in a little hole essentially close to where they would rest just to get shade from the day. so it was really hard labor. and you know, it was horrific, frankly. the cell -- it it was the best accommodation comp

he could have forged an alliance with a lot of republicans as a really -- and build a really strong nationality profile. folks like john boehner and peter king and others that are involved in the intelligence matters up on capitol hill, they were just yearning for him to come out and say something bold and defend it robustly and he didn't. every once in awhile he gets asked about it, says something, but then goes back and pushes the focus somewhere else. >> we have only another minute but i want to get into this question about iran. president obama today accused his detractors of basically beating their chests on iran. >> there is no need for new sanctions legislation. not yet. now, if iran comes back and says we can't give you assurances that we're not going to weaponize, if they're not willing to address some of their capabilities that we know could end up resulting in them having breakout capacity, it's not going to be hard for us to turn the dials back, strengthen sanctions even further. i'll work with members of congress to put even more pressure on iran. but there's no reason to do it

alliance. it launched a counter campaign seeking to limit the influence of the church which need to include all progress in the european union's newest member the nation is defined. he has shown in place. and as we could see the forty dollars that the flu the sun in the states and the fifth and don't. and i think that so we can expect it to the villa it to seem like the disputes that to lead the youth was there with these. many issues in society. richard has campaigned actively against education in schools for example. many believe more referendums can now follow on issues such as abortion and the role of women. working through social networks campaign groups are seeking to put across their alternative agenda. well you know nobody leaves the dispute over values has only just begun. for weeks no she's been following the debate on the internet she's a single parent mother was two children. it's seven am to enter sunday's just leaving preschool. i had to go be a bit trickier promotes a complete family. but the sun doesn't reflect reality. divorce is common that there isn't adequate legislation and her leash and regulating divorce case it's nice to let us

alliances as the birds timeless christmas tree on water. the a lady. it was really pretty. in truth the world's most of the risk and free nation within one hundred million brazilians and then visit the church the countries located in the southern hemisphere so people celebrate christmas a little flour. cindy's line she is. the light landed me an american talk about an hour. how women are powerful if you empower women in empowering birth mothers of raising sons who were either drag us into war but deep inside of our mothers are the ones who are protecting their daughters mothers grind and noticed blood and therefore not empowering women were not any chains this forty to fifty percent generation that understanding also on. i can't help but call our doctor say the hindus and one main iraq as the place. a stunningly since we brought them

approach for many business groups, including the national retail federation, national restaurant association, the app developers alliance, the american association of advertising agencies, the association of national advertisers, the food marketing institute, the mobile marketing association, the national association of convenient stores, the national grossiers association, the american hotel and lodging association, just to name a few. these represent hundreds of thousands of businesses and millions of employees across the country. it would be my hope that the house would expeditiously take up any demand letter legislation reported out of the house energy and commerce committee under your leadership. i support it and i yield back. mr. terry: and the energy and commerce subcommittee intends to proceed through regular order as soon as it is practical to examine both the problem of vague patent demand letters and potential solutions to the federal trade commission could implement. we cook another step just recently in a hearing with our f.t.c. commissioners this week on the patent demand -- patent troll demand letters iss

alliance with us. it is a long-term problem, can probably be managed, but watch out for nationalism in china. >> criticst for all the obama administration's talk these days about pivoting, from the middle east to a new focus on asia, that what china sees is a president who desperately wants to stay out of all foreign entanglements and there is is some weakness there, a vacuum they want to fill. >> that's the thing you worry about with a range of these administration moves that this president, unlike many of his predecessors does not see the united states as the great bulwark in the world order and he prefers a more passive role, leading from behind, if you will, and that that provides the temptations for regimes like the chinese, the iranians and others, that they now have more pred freedom of movement because the president of the united states is indisposed to take tough measures. that is, i think, where we are. and there is a unity among these differing issues and differing places in the world in that they test the resolve of the obama administration, which these countries and their leaders suspect is

national security advisor for president obama. >> no other country in the world has a global set of alliances that we have that have been put together on a bipartisan basis since world war ii, a tremendous asset. it a big difference between leading and having demand for to you lead, and just having leverage. and the desire for american leadership is, in asia and around the world very high right now. >> rose: and we continue with jonah hill who stars along with leo dicaprio in the wolf of wall street. >> pictures of your whole innercircle. >> okay,. >> you're all right. >> this right here's the land of opportunity. >> you just tried to bribe a federal officer. >> this is america. >> this is my home. >> good four, little man. >> the show goes on. >> they're going to need to send in the national guard to take me out because i ain't going nowhere. >> this movie is about some of the worst people in the world, probably a lot of the reason for the downfall of our economy. >> that's right. >> and our personal morals and everything. and you know, but it really is about these guys who really, you know, get went up in the wrong things, in exce

. >> hi, national coalition on think thee and i commonwealth fund and the alliance for doing this. i wanted to return to a point that i think both paul and len made and sheila different a little bit about the notion wouldn't it be great if the sgr reform was part of a broader agreement, closer to a grand bargain, brought entitlement reform -- brought entitlement reform? i wanted to attack that a little bit. would it be possible, given where we are at now, we come to march, and for lack of that if folks kind of back away from attempting to do sgr now and pay for it in smart ways, wouldn't we undermine that kind of confidence-building effect that that would have? i would like to tease that point out a little bit, from the folks. you do not want to have misunderstand. i mean, it would have been great had a grand bargain been available and if agreement had been reached on a whole variety of things rather than a relatively limited package that has moved to the house and is about to move through the senate and a separate sort of sgr conversations that will continue into next year. no que

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to building what we're hoping to call a grand alliance between the people of this country and the postal workers to save a service that's really a nationalre of this country. >> and the bottom line is you don't have any tax dollars. >> no tax dollars at all. >> i have to tell you. this is the season, we're shipping all kinds of packages. you're more than competitive on your rates and on your services. so moving forward, how many of these facilities, you think, are going to be paired back say within the next year, year and a half? >> unfortunately, too many of them have been paired back to date. and a number, 60, 70, maybe even more are threatened to be paired back in the future. every time it's paired back the service declines. that's why the public's mail is taking longer and longer to get there. that's why the mail in large part is getting there later in the day. we have many viewers, this is happening to them, they're getting mail delivered at 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 at night. that's not service. that's not safety for the workers. the more these plant closures happen, the more it's going to be dismantled and open for privatization. >> is it