, and this nefs does not necessarily mean male or female- nefs does t ve to mean male or female. soe made you from one single nefs, and they translate nefs in the arabic dictionaries or whatever meaning person, self, soul- soul- personality, taking all- the whole person, seen as the personality of that person. so this is the nefs- the soul- it comes from the soul; originally, it meant soul. so he made male and female from one soul- from one soul. and it says that- yes- and in the same book, he says, "the believing"- given the distinction between the two- "and the believing men and the believing women"- then it says, "- and the thinking men and the thinking women"- puts them side by side, that women are believers like men, and women are thinkersike men. so it's very clear to me, in our holy book, that god created the intellect- one- for male and female, created the soul, the human soul- one- for male and female, the intellect- one- for male and female. the difference is in physiology, and again, the qur'an makes that plain. it says, "and the men are responsible for women, because

clearly hilary rosen should nef have said that ann romney never worked a day in her life, and what the legitimate issue? >> well, the legitimate policy issues are should mitt romney be elected president of the united states and what policies will he put forth to help women whether they are women at home and work at home raising children or women out in the workforce and those are the most important issues. social security, health care, and the supplemental nutrition assistance program known as food stamps and the women and instfas and children program and my personal mantra is that all issues are women issues burk there are certain issues that are important to women, and they involve health care which is another discussion where we seem to be going backward in time and rather than forward and all of the issues i have set forth are important to voters, period. >> you have raised a matter of substance, and michelle goldberg on the heels of that, some of the economic positions that mitt romney has embraced may hurt him with women. bloomberg news points out that the paul ryan budget has ma

he said this is where i brought brez nef, this is where we talked about this. went through the entire conversation with him. that's relaxation for richard nixon. i found it kind of interesting i suppose, but i could have engaged in more stimulating conversation than to relive his negotiations brez nef that took place in this room. nixon was so totally focused, i don't think the man knew how to wind down, which is why you would get middle of the night calls, which is why he was so intense about everything he did. he didn't know how to cool it. >> recount for us, please, the episode after he learned that george wallace had been shot? he was concerned about bremer. >> we were concerned bremer would turn out to be an ally of a right wing group, or somehow some crazy involvement with us. figured any connection with us the president would be impeached on the spot. so he called me in his office, and this will be in the tapes i suppose. jokingly said well, you should have finished the job. i am kidding. he says this is bad if any of our people have anything to do with

she's attending the trial of the man accused of killing her mother, her brother and her nef view. prosecutors say balfour shot the family because his estranged wife, hudson's sister, was dating another man. >>> newt gingrich told fox news that romney is far and away the most likely republican presidential nominee. gingrich says he'll be on the campaign trail for romney if he wins the nomination. >>> rick santorum is off the campaign trail to be with his daughter, bella who is back in the hospital. she was hospitalized earlier this year with pneumonia. >>> in overseas news this morning, the cease-fire deal is off in syria. the violence continues. at least 45 people, including 6 children, were killed yesterday in heavy fighting across that country. the government made some last-minute demands. the rebels have rejected them. more than 9,000 people have been killed since the uprising began 13 months ago. >>> plans are gearing up in new high-stakes talks with iran. >> reporter: satellite pictures, stealth drone flights have provided a picture of iran's nuclear program. it's the talk of

while nefs parliament some bright spark decided they would put a tax on corn because there was too much or want to make money or something. absolutely opposed to that. absolutely opposed to that. shortage of grain. grain price goes up. solution in parliament, let's build a bunch of graineries around the kingdom and we can take the corn and put it in the graineries and we can let it out as people need it. burke says are you crazy? when the government buys the corn, the government goes into business against itself. it pays too much for the corn. now it has to give the cornea way and the people have to pay for the too much they paid for the corn which doesn't do them any good because they get it cheaper later. it is a markets lesson. by the way, the corn tax did not work and they didn't build the graneries. compulsory equalization. does this have any faint ringings today? burke said equalizers never raise what is low. they pull down what is high. never raise what is low, they pull down what is high. that's a debate going on right now. that's a debate that's going to get sharper and more im

it straut back a strong nerm to me when i was sick lagt in the nef i. remember, he were visiting the u.s.s. stanley in the persian gulf back in 1987. the first thing i would do when i would avoid ship, it came from my youngster cruise at the naval academy when i worked with the spaces with the snips. it was always good to go to the union spaces to ask them the last time their commanding offer had visited the earring spaces. they were so hot that you can't even. remembered at the end of this yee yeerg, secretary mabus. in spon to the independent study for the layout of okinawa and guam that we had mandated. and fraps this is just a miscoordination, because i know the snot under the jurisdiction of the department of avenue, but what you said is not right. we have mandated by law that there be an independent study and they report to the marines, so they're supposed to give their report to the secretary of defense in about two weeks. then the secretary of defense has up to about 90 days after that to report to us. this is not a small thing, as you know. and

he was nefs the mode of the progressive presidents. they have evolved considerably since that time. i wonder, what dou you think yor grandfather, david, and your father, julie, would think of the current crops of gop candidates for presidents. that's what you call a loaded question. >> but aren't they amazing in the sense that think of the pressure they're under with the debates. they can still get out there and answer complicated questions week after week. we've never put candidates through this before. it's gruelling. right. no, yes. no. yes. not all of them. [ laughter ] [ applause ] no, they all well intentioned. no i really don't -- here's what i -- no seriously -- i really believe this. i really think politicians are to be admired for the most part because you don't run unless you really believe in things and you're willing to put something on the line. and you have to admire that. it takes courage. >> sure. >> eni'll say something that we're all picking up on partisan divisions. and we're picking up on kind of a tone or a frantic quality and so forth at least in the early pha

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i mean we nef give up z have a big hit right there. that kind of gave us some momentum. you know?, five guys just rolled after that. awesome. >> and nfl draft is tomorrow in new york. no suspense for andrew luck who will be the number one pick by indianapolis. four players could go in the first round. and there is griffin going number two to redskins. quarterbacks asked what they admire most. >> and this is a play watching the game, the end of the game how did that just happen? the play making ability is impressive. >> this plays a lot of composure, more exciting than people think he is. and nba news james harden cleared to play after suffering a concussion when meta world peace elbowed him. the man used to be known as ron artest says he never intended to hurt anyone. >> seems anger but there was a lot of passion involved. and this is erratic passion. it was way too much. and i'm happy he's okay. >> and there is harden okay for playoffs. >> on our fisbook page you can john the conversation about that whale. >> check us out there. >> from all of us, thanks for watching. we'll see y

we're trying to overcome the overhang of debt, of housing that is nef going to be sold, that was leftthe bubble. >> we're trying to overcome something else. i think it gets to jennifer's point. i said there were three structural areas in the economy. one is small business. the rest of the world has also changed. two other problems are we have the single highest business tax rate in the world. with that, we see the same thing around the world that we see in the state. states with lower tax rates have more jobs, more people. people leave states with higher tax rates. the third structural problem we have is our education system. sit not keeps up. and so if you talk to people in silicon valley, where eric comes from, they'll say we have jobs. we have a really hard time finding people. the data is clear. the quality of our education system is slipping. the quantity of education we give our children is slipping. if we don't solve education, get small businesses growing again, and have a competitive tax rate for businesses in the world, we'll not have a rebust recovery. >> nothing you said a

it happened earlier this month at the nef center vocational school in virginia.eacher was arrested and is facing 12 felony charges for having a firearm on school property. >> one for each student that was in there and basically the charges are a result of inciting fear i guess if you would into the students. >> he is out on bond until a court hearing next month. >>> right now virginia governor bob mcdonald is calling on all the other governors in the nation to improve background checks on potential gun buyers. he sent out a letter this week urging mental health information be reported to a national background check system. the renewed pressure comes the same week as the fifth and ifrs riff the virginia tech shooting massacre that left 33 people dead. >>> today marks the second anniversary of the largest oil spill in u.s. history and one of our worst ever environmental disasters. an oil rig operated by british petroleum exploded, killing 11 workers and sending nearly 5 million barrels of crude oil gushing into the gulf of mexico. it took about three months to stop

proud that we're able to try to launch a satellite and i'm sure after this farrell, we can succeed nef launching a satellite in the future. >> reporter: people expressing their absolute devotion and confidence to this country's leaders, past and present. and now, everyone is just on their way home and they are still, still coming through the streets. >> richard engel in pyongyang. with me now here, korea expert at georgetown university victor cha, also the asia director at the national security council, traveled to pyongyang and also the author of the new book "the impossible state, north korea past and future." victor, you and i were both in north korea together. we see a very different north korea now as this young leader tries to establish his credibility, but this enormous embarrassment of a failed rocket test, another failure. the white house is suggesting that the failure was because of sanctions because they've not been able to get advanced guidance systems that a lot of the things that they need for these tests are just not available to them any longer. >> i think that may be t