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we need to collaborate more on education, science, technology, nd innovation. e have the opportunity to work together in addressing regional concerns, engaging with central america because it is a latin american region. we think we have the political framework and political will that is in place to implement the system that we have taken. it is a north american idea that is a very good friend of mexico. mexico, the u.s., and canada are working together to spread their regional community, and that commitment was reaffirmed this morning. again, thank you, secretary kerry, and thank you, minister, for your partnership in the september. >> thank you very much, secretary meade. >> it is a pleasure for me to be here today and to celebrate the good partnership and good relations between our two countries. >> we had great discussions today celebrating 20 years of nafta and the huge and significant economic growth and trade we have seen between our three countries. we also have seen the growth of our political relations. to work together to see more jobs, or opportunity

thinking proactively a nd strategically is another part.t imagine growing a company. >> how do you break out time for that? >> several years ago, i felt like i was back on my heels with the schedule. there were so many things i had to deal with. you need time to catch her breath. you need to think proactively. we do sit down and understand what is motivating people. that takes so much time. i started having buffers in my schedule. you will see in my calendar big gray spots. it is not a mistake. i am blocking out two hours a day, 30 and 60 minute blocks, so i can think and get my stuff right. >> that was jeff weiner with cory johnson. google has driverless cars. what is a big thing they are working on? that is still to come on bloomberg west. ♪ >> welcome back. i'm emily chang. this is "bloomberg west" on bloomberg television. it is always important to be thinking about the next big thing. we asked some of the top minds in technology at this year's summit in half moon bay, california. he is the google fellow known for working on a driverless

before serving as president, he was an@nti-apartheid leader nd(m spent 27 years in prison for speaking out for an end to the white-minority rule. and that's a look at some of the biggest headlines of 2013. david lee miller, "fox@ews channel in the classroom.d >> we're at the governor's residence in tennessee for the duke of edinburgh awards. and i'm getting the $ri of a$m lifetim@z- the@opportunity to get up close and personal with his royal highness the prince edward. and yes, you heard correctly. he is officially referred to in the third person -- tprince edward -- and tt's not even his full title. that's actqally... but don't let the title fool you. the prince goes out of his way to not be intimidating. hello. i'm kristina. nice to et@2ou. >> krist$ga, hello.(m good to meet you. >> i'd e lying if i didn't admit i was still a bit nervous interviewing royalty. wat is the duke of edinburgh aw-- sorry. can i start over? [ both chuckle ] >> you can do it as many times úi you'd like. that's fine. >> what is a duke of edinburgh award, and why was it started? >> the award is an achievement

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nd that difference can shape their lives and their life prospects from the moment they are born.ur original series first ladies influence and image returns with the five most recent first ladies. hat is monday night 9:00 eastern live on c-span and -span 3 and c-span radio and c-span.org. >> "washington journal" continues. host: we are joined by dan wise as director of climate strategy at the center for american progress. hot topic of conversation in environmental circles yesterday as a cbs "60 minutes" report from sunday that seemed to chewed the federal government had little to show for the heavy investment in green technology projects in recent years. from this story? guest: it is not outrage so much great disappointment. "60 minutes" was famed for its reportingnvestigative but they did a very shoddy job. lesley stahl the correspondent said nothing she's that many dicated jobs have been created. in fact all "60 minutes" had to department of energy website to see that the program alone has created 55,000 jobs. escaped her attention. guaranteen, the honor program that she was cri

nd i hope we've given that to our children. i know george w., i've heard him ay several times his dad has given him unconditional love. all this bologna about george competing with his ridiculous.st i mean, they're devoted to each never any here was competition, and my george is in their hands, i must confess. and think they feel loved i hope if i have a legacy other that it g the enforcer will be that i raised along with a great family. barbara bush, thank you. >> thank >> hillary rodham got involved in politics early in life. she campaigned for barry goldwater as a teenager. after graduating from yale law school, she served on the staff advising the house judiciary committee during watergate. they, live at 9 p.m. eastern on c-span, c-span3, and c-span radio. on the next "washington journal, " a discussion of the consequences of the supreme court's decision on citizens united. on the fourth anniversary of the decision. foundation,tage talking about efforts to fight the decision in recent efforts to update voting rights legisla

. :00.nd at 4 day's to get ahead of a worth of snow. many brought out heavy artillery and they were clearing sidewalks and walkways and parking lots, anything they could. many people spent much of the day trying to keep pace with what was going on. businesses closed early and a lot of people were very concerned about the driving conditions. >> if you don't have to drive, don't. i have an all-wheel drive and the drive system was constantly on. >> i am putting in some deicer. the dirt is us bring the other cars. you have to keep your windchill clean --windshield clean. >> you can see the wind is picking up. are moving quickly. when i talk to our meteorologist early they were saying we were getting gusts of up to 20 miles an hour here. we should report the state police did have to respond to one traffic accident on the maryland-pennsylvania border. what happened was a tractor- trailer and a passenger vehicle were involved in a head-on collision and one person was killed. again, bitter cold tonight and winds are picking up. .uzanne kennedy,

. >> yeah. .nd the coaching search as well a lot of new names to discuss and a lot of great games this weekend. the home team did not have the best run. >> the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. the packers and the 49ers game was so good you almost wish they would play in a later round. 98 yards. td's and anth two interception. only one popular td could prevail. sack, but he will be he pulls off a move. at least a touchdown. 17-13. over in the fourth, fires to davis for a 28 yard td. game comes down to the final seconds. tied at 20. good.eld goal is the niners win, 23-20. it was a big moment. now. is right i have waited a long time. finally got to do it. it has been worth the wait. a lot of guys kept their poise extremely well. >> all right. chargers and the bengals. andy is hit. four yeard touchdown. -- yard touchdown. finds green and the end zone. san diego is up for. -- 4. m inside the bengals field goal. chargers win. redskinsdidate for the coach. offensee, the ravens coordinator was interviewed today at redskins park. they confirmed that he was head c

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police and the community is in fact re -woven so we come out of this process stronger than before. .nd we can do that the challenge is, we must do that. but that was police commissioner bill bratton. for more, we will be joined by baher azmy. the center forof constitutional rights and council on their stop and frisk lawsuit. we will be back in a moment. ♪ [music break] >> this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. new york city, newly elected mayor bill deblasio announced the drop of the federal court ruling that gun new york city police department stop and frisk tactics unconstitutional. .e held a press conference .e're joined by baher azmy he was involved in the negotiations with the city that led to thursday's settlement. welcome to democracy now! first, congratulations. second, talk about the negotiations here that went on. this is extraordinary reversal on the part of new york city government in its attitude toward this lawsuit. i'm wondering her insights into the actual sitting down with the key figures in the city who

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. >> and you can watch the state of the union address live here on nbc4, a nd if you are away from your tv, we will e stream it live on nbcwashington.com. >>> there is a bill that will permanently prohibit federal funds to be used for a pay of abortions. the law would prevent locally used funds to pay for abortion care for women. the bill will likely not make it to the senate for a vote where democrats are in control, and president obama said he would veto the bill. >>> there are new details into the investigation of the shooting at columbia mall, and the police say they are going to go through the phone and the financial records of the suspected gunman, and his name is damion aguilar. and he also made a stop before going to the mall in burtonsville, and pat collins as more. >> well, drips and drabs, we learn more. and a few moments ago, the howard county police say they have to do more before releasing the kcontents of aguilar's journal, but aguilar was aware that he had mental health issues. we learned this as we learn of a mysterious trip ing a aguilar m here to burtonsville on the m

a driver lost control and slid to ndoga way, a nd that near sangmore road is not expected to reopen until after the evening rush. >>> check out the mess from a broken water main and taylor streets in northwest washington. cars are frozen in place surrounded by ice. and the neighbors have been using garden tools to try to break up the ice on the sidewalk. they say they have complained for weeks about the flowing water. ahead on "news4 at 5:00," mark see greys will look at the sidewalks in front of some government buildings. >> the ice has made the going tough for pedestrians and look at the sidewalk at pentagon city. it is practically an ice skating rink. the crews are working feverishly to melt the ice to melt the conditions there for pedestrians. >>> and the icy roads may mean that you get a break from the cameras. if a camera snaps a picture of you sliding through a red light, it does not automatically mean that you will get a ticket.s wi sit down to look at every individual traffic ticket, and take into account if there is ice on the roads preventing you from making a complete stop, bu

we nd to make thihis economy more efficieient. i have no quarrel witthe regulatotory g goals of this administration. i do quarrel with how ineffectively they do it and the terrible cts they impose on business trade mr. president, if you're listening, i can get itit done cheaper and so can a lot of other people. enough is enough. regulators at jpmorgan when the london whale came dow jae dimon c convinced your folks there was noththing going there. guess whwhat, there was. expenses, ineffective regulation. let's get regulatory reformm rit. the market is not wortrth in health care -- does not work in alth care. that is 1 of the u.s. economy and it should be 12%. if we haseven percent by doing it the german way, it requires regulating the health care market properly and having price regulations. if we did itit the germa way, we woululd ha that sevennercent to enrich the middle and bottom of america andd we would grow more rapidly, and income distribution would be more even. >> something that is going right right now. >> something thah

it went become and forth from the sound of a crowd to nds from seattle like anywhere vanna playing in the loud speakers. we'll have all of that coming up for you tonight at 6:00. brian web, k. p. i. x. 5. >> thank you. we're watching the buses, the team has boarded the butses. they're now on their way out of play the airport because it is blue friday in seattle in the middle of the sea of seahawks fans, and our own ken. >> it looks like he has survived this venture into enemy territory and you have your taste firsthand of the 12th man. ken? >> yeah, it is pretty crazy up here a balmy 44 degrees. nothing like what the 49ers had to endure last week in the cold of the tundra and everything. here is what the seattle "times" has on its front page today. no longer a football game up here. it is more of a title fight. we'll talk a little bit more about that in sports think. i had a chance to go down to the fish market and talk to some of the local seattle seahawks fans,ened they were a lot of fun. take a look. >> who is going to win this game? >> so you asked me where i'm from. i said san fr

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nd the coinciding moderate lief comes in trauverages -- trauverages. specifically as the adherence to its commitments, iran's adherence to its commitments is verified. along the way, over the course of the six months. so, again, i think the issue here is the agreements that iran has made, the fact that it has committed itself to halting progress on its nuclear program, blowing back key aspects of it, and engaging in further negotiations in pursuit of a comprehensive resolution to this problem. >> you reject his statement that this agreement is an admission by the world of iran's peaceful nuclear program? >> again, i would just point you to what i said before. which is that we fully expected iranian leaders to describe the agreement in ways -- in a certain way for their domestic audience. they did that in november. what matters to us, to the p-5-plus-1, to the international community, is what iranian leaders do, what iran does in keeping its commitments to this agreement. >> on another subject, on unemployment insurance, as of last night, some republica

electronics, tools, furniture and clothing were all taken and police say the victims install nd the cameraognized her and she was arrested and later booked into the jail there. >>> they caught on video a driver getting out to check on a man and then driving away. video from a passing bus shows them stopping and then suddenly lunging forward and hitting the 40-year-old, this happened there and it is what happened next that shocked witnesses even more. >> he got out and walked over to the slick and then somebody asked him if the victim is okay, he said well he is breathing and then got back in and left. >> the victim is recovering at home and the driver is described as a white man, 6'2," bald and weighing 222 pounds. >>> the river is its lowest in years and residents there are carefully watching their water restrictions and officials say it could get worse, they say it has to rain that much just to match the rainfall totals of 1977, one of the last big drought 84s. >> no rain in the forecast for your bay area weekend. we are a little cooler out there this afternoon and hard to miss all those

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nd... [tom]and they'll tell me..."you oughta quit." [chris] not so. just tell them you're ready to quit. then,they'll tell you how. [tom] really? you wouldn't have that number on you,would you? are gearing up for the tea' rival >>> 49ers are just one win away from returning back to the super bowl, and all over the bay area, fans are gearing up for the team's big game against the rival sea hacks. hi everyone. good afternoon. 49er fandemonium kicked into high gear after yesterday's win. >> reporter: frank, as the team gets ready for sunday, the fans we spoke to say they're getting geared up literally before sunday's big game. >> go niners. >> reporter: 49er faithful wasted no time grabbing jerseys, hats, all the essentials for sunday. >> they have plenty of stuff. but like i said again. >> this one counts a little more. >> this one counts more, correct. >> new merchandise, hats, shirts, jerseys. the coolest thing is for us to be back on top of the nfl. >> reporter: the excitement hasn't died down yet, and niners fans say it probably won't. >> one of the

hear --nd before you here for peace and consolation, withded for our region commitment to these agreements> the deal will put in place a verification and monitoring mechanism for truce and allow unrestricted access to aid workers. south sudan's government also agreed to free 11 detainees. chiefe government's negotiator voiced skepticism over the rebels ability to change their operations. >> in terms of whether they agree to the cessation of , that is up to the capacity of the rebel group to guarantee the democratic transfer of power. because if they do lose that faith, then our society will bloat. fighting erupted in mid- december, the violence with the taking on an ethnic dimension. up to 2000 people have died and more than half a million had to flee their homes. >> a reminder now of our headlines. face-to-face talks over the syrian delegation will not be held this friday. no signs ofhowed compromise. bloodshed on the streets of cairo. the egyptian capital was hit by three blasts. tensions are high on the third anniversary of the country's revolution. and protesters in ts expand their bar

nd it will begin soon. ukrainians must share whether they're willing to live under this kind of government or not. >> ukraine's opposition is calling for major demonstrations on sunday in defines of the got's anti-protest laws. >> russia has come under international criticism over its treatment of gays, and in particular a law that bans that calls spreading homosexual propaganda to children. the issue is threatening to overshadow the olympics with gay athletes and some dignitaries choosing to stay away. now president putin has spoken out about gays in russia but his remarks appear more likely to inflame the situation. >> speaking to a group of young volunteered in sochi, he says gay athletes and visitors have nothing to worry about. but the warning he then issued provided little reassurance. >> we aren't banning anything, we aren't rouvending up anyone. we have no criminal punishment for homosexual relations. one can feel relaxed at ease. but please leave the children in peace. but in the next breath he app

we are about helping people who are hard working, responsible nd want to get back on their feet. that is why we're willing to point out that even amidst the we have economic news seen and stronger economic toentum there is a challenge long-term employment and we care about those people and we are going to do everything we can to help them. >> have you personally talked o some of the republicans to change their mindset has i it relates to the extension of benefits?ent >> i would say many of us have been in contact with many people. reveal want to conversations. i have been in conversations heller and his chief of staff. that we are e sure actively working this. [inaudible]? >> i don't know. i'm not here to predict. you that it ell should pass. think that -- i really think there were a lot of very moving stories that i'm sure a lot of here and around the country were responsible for. important they were because they didn't just go did.gh the numbers i they told the stories of real people and told stories of compelling stories. stories of -- they put the names and faces of people th

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autria nd it back over a and jummy. the man was preparing to deice streets.here's no word on what caused the rock out to come down. the man was moving the salt with a backhoe when he became trapped. >> is not just us waking up to snow conditions as morning. a lot of us got off pretty easy compared to the rest of the states in the northeast. nasty storm bearing down bonemorning bringing chilling subzero temperatures and significant snowfall. in place forings some areas, including southern massachusetts. as much as two feet of snow is expected very >> 18-24 inches. it is still 18-44 inches of shoveling. >> a storm impacting 22 states and 100 million people started yesterday in the midwest. >> this is bad. country,ts across the another day of cancellations and delays. >> i had no idea when we got here. this new you're starting off with some frustration and a lot of bitterly cold cleanup. i woke up in the got to wonder to see what it looks like. >> you may have to wait a while, snow and strong winds unwilling to let up until this afternoon. marcy gonzalez, abc ne

looks ke it's all urban nd skates all over the city, down rails, over staircases, down staircases.ssive to watch because you know to get this good, he's had a lot more falls than even they show in this video. >> it's pretty remarkable what he's capable of doing and, oh, and it's pretty awful to see him hit the pavement like that. >> but it's very real, too, because you see all the bad stuff, all the crashes with all the good stuff. >> oh! >> a jump shot. ow. >> lots of ooh, ahh moments both good and bad, you know? the ooh, you know, when he lands it and the ooh-ahh doesn't quite land it. it's available on itunes if you want to check it out, go to rightthisminute.com and click on today's show for the link. >>> what do you get when you're on a two-week safari in kenya and you have a car with a go pro, you get cub cuteness. >> ah. >> chris is the photographer and organizes safaris so they put a go pro on an rc car and there are two cubs, momma is not interested and the two cubs are, like, let us check this out. >> awesome. >> i'm glad they did this, the lions could have ripped this th

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hat employment trends have you how would you nd market.rize the labor ? >> overall today's report was be encouraging. norm to month variation is until our measures. > so you're basing your on december? over the year. we have a ways to go to return recession conditions. seen growth in the industry that's we talked primarily in professional and business services and and in leisure and hospitality. ask e number i did want to about with december you refrperence to the number. ion about the u talk construction number and how the cold could have affected it? year, we've added 122,000 jobs in construction. average most decline was in non residential specialty trade. when we looked into this further, we found that most of declines were concentrated in the northeast and midwest and areas that had lower temperatures than normal past month. >> but overall there have been 122,000 jobs. when you mention the regional issues i remember at these hearings do you see any regional trends, not just construction 2013?he numbers of are, the mber 2013 unemployment rate for vete

we have some good young players nd some big hitters out there. jim: 6:00 in the east. some of you may just be joining us. it's the cbs golf debut for the 2014 season. the farmers insurance open from magnificent torrey pines in la jolla. gary woodland is in with a round of 70. he's the leader by one but spieth comes to the 18th, which can be birdied, looking to pull even with woodland going into the final round. andres romero shoots 67. that's the low round of the day. so here on this university day, since he did not go to college here in the united states, he's from argentina -- a nice check will be awarded of $10,000 not golf coaches association of america. and i know greg groce, the great chief executive officer, will be very happy about that they do so much for the game. we're at the 18th. here's spieth. nick: that was a much smoother rhythm but is it -- it didn't quite turn back enough. jim: that will be a lay-up second? ian: he doesn't know that he cannot see that from the tee. nick: that's the ideal line as they send it down the lighter half of the -- is to send

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