karen: i cannot answer that except to say that i do not inc. the optimism, at least in the front row of the commission has changed. sympathizing, -- but as their optimism based on? they believe -- martin believes this process can work and no matter how many hurdles there are, he just believes that the. record, all of these glitches taking place, whether it is the cia having access to the courtroom and nobody knowing it except the judge, the translators being in maturingrs during the interrogation process, or a number of other -- the fbi informant that was placed on the defense team -- for some reason, he thinks he can it defies the odds and make this happen. concerneds not suit about the timeframe and i think, if they are actually -- there were actually a limited in his mind i wonder how optimistic he would be if he thought he would concluded before the obama presidency. the people who supported the commission and instead of federal court trials are not unduly bothered if it drags on and on and on because they absolutely did not want these peop

i do not inc. that this will work for him. the congress will represent the will of the people. they will stand up against him. >> okay. the president is saying, we walk more background checks. something that most americans agree with. roughly 89% of americans say they are for universal background checks. >> that is a legitimate question. first of all, regarding the license to carry, some of the things that obama mentioned are already in place. it is already illegal to sell a gun to a fell in. it is already illegal. a felon can buy a gun over the internet. that is simply not true. when a felon goes on the internet and orders a gun, they have to ship it to a federal license facility like mine. then that felon goes to the facility. he has to come through me or one of the others to get access to that gun. we are a ready required to do a background check. we call the fbi. they do the check. if he is a felon, it welcome back and he will not get the gun. trish: i am a licensed driver. i went through a testing proved that i could drive. why should gunowners not have to do something kin

and i do not inc. are doing a very good job of that right now. because while i cry for the parents of that young man who was slain in chicago and a year-long cover-up when on, i do not hear a lot of tears for the cops assassinated in their cars on the corner. [applause] carly fiorina: i will promise you as commander-in-chief, i will tell you, support, invest in, listen, lift up and to honor --ryone who served and has everyone who serves and has served. we will reform the veterans administration and we will lift up and honor everyone who serves from the cop on the heat to the soldier in afghanistan. if someone has done something wrong, they must be held with account. let us start, please, with some of our politicians. [applause] running willfor stop i am pro-life. we put as not ok that price tag on babies and body parts. what will you do to land parenthood? carly fiorina: i hope all of you who are here know there has not in a more outspoken advocate for life and against land parenthood than carly fiorina. [applause] : i spoke at the march for life

the marchers say they did not inc. twice about it. it was important for the to comment on or his agassi. >> we have come today to walk with strangers and friends. reporter: 441 years, people have gathered to march in honor of martin luther king jr.. fraternity and sorority members came out as part of their service work in the community. >> social action and helping to be a presence in the community. just showing our gratitude. reporter: hundred rave the cold to hatred beat to the civil rights icon and march in unity as one. >> i hope people get we are all the hardest thing is sometimes we get caught up in our own emotions and insight and sometimes it is easier to see everyone is out here marching toward the same goal. reporter: the director is honored her sons carried the banner and led the march. >> martin luther king fought for the rights of all and that is something we can never forget. >> organizers kept remarks brief because of the cold . there was also a metro bus on route and some people hopped inside to keep warm. marchers hap

it will be pfizer plc, not inc.s deal is absolutely enormous. >> it seems that we are spending a lot of productive energy figuring out how to avoid taxes and deal with financial issues and less productive energy on doing things when these companies are meant to do, which is solving our biotech issues. >> that is not happening anytime soon. it is, maybe, i would imagine, congress will see some backlash from it. i would imagine there is some regulatory changes coming from all this. >> the story we have been anticipating for three days company dow chemical dupont merger. they will combine creating a $130 billion behemoth, the largest merger ever in that industry. with me now is a dow chemical ceo and the dupont chairman and ceo. welcome to both of you gentlemen. please explain the fundamental underlying rationale behind the merger. >> so listen, maybe it was a moment in time of this could happen. but both of our companies, we have known for a long time strategically, fit together. so, it just so happened that our stock

. >> i do not inc. that he can. what is the word. condescending, maybe? it could be a problem if you are on the road. they are worried about flooding. cruise along the jersey shore spent the entire day building these sand dunes. let's go to you and see what is morning. >> cruiser back out here bright and early. you can see the two bulldozers hard at work here. though winds could be up to the emergency crews got out to your to build out these man-made dues. protecting the houses here. this will be the first line of a storm surge. they will hopefully hold as we prepare for the storm to come this weekend. >> in the winter it is a great national defense. >> aeronaut too sure what to expect. i'm not sure if these reassure me or not. they know this drill off too well. they are still of course recovering in some parts of this they will be really crucial during high tide hours during the mayor said that text messages have been sent out to residents to remind them that this could be a crucial part in the storm. you vacuum and orders are not in place as of yet. tha

not inc. through as deeply as they could have the design of the circuit breaker. l proposition. which is markets need rules but design -- designing the rules is not easy. >> implementation has always been the biggest struggle. what is the biggest threat to the global economy coming from china? are you a bear or a bowl for 2016 from china. r or a bull fora 2016 from china? plan has notear yet been announced. how well they formulate that and what they do will make a big difference. there is a big debate going on, the balance between supply side -- demand-side measures. i believe they have to have both. if they push too much on just the supply measures and not enough on the demand measures, then you could see a deeper downturn. what is true all over the world is there is a slowdown in brazil , in emerging markets. the focus just on supply measures does not pick up on what is happening in the global economy. it is not excess capacity that is bringing down brazil. what is going on is a shortfall in global demand, china has immersed itself in the global economy, there ar

inc. here for you om day to night, from month to year and years and years and years >> keep going. keep going. nurses, doctors rabbits? not rabbit mcclelland's, inc. ot rabbits ding [ laughterer >> now, the challenge is to go up to people who are just sitting alone, minding their own business, and sashay in front of them. [ dance music plays ] >> [ laughs ] >> well, we've learned some stuff from punishments in season 1. >> i've learned not to lose. [ lauguger ] ] what have i learned? that dog crap is not cool. >> yeah, dog crap is definitely not cool. don't put a toe in your mouth if you don't know where it's be. >> i think the punishments in season 2 are going to be 10 times worse. >> oh, my. we're definitely gonna get arrested. >> in season 2, i will have my revenge. [ laughter ]

this is a low that we have not 2003.ince may 7, we are now several months back on top of that.ooking ahead to thursday, we are talking about expected u.s. inventory that might show a continued global glut. i want to show the s&p energy sector index. lows, down session 4.4%. this involves equities like the likes of energy down 11% and console also down 10%. betty: the worst performer in the s&p. a flight to safety is going on. ramy: we are talking about currencies and gold and bonds. let us go over to currencies first. the japanese yen right now is actually strengthening a little 16, but gold 1 futures are up 1.2%. the 10 year yield, look at this. it's down 10 basis points here below the 2% mark to 1.96%. amazing superlatives that we are talking about. betty: thank you at the markets desk could let'.. let's continue this big story about selloffs gripping the markets. turmoil returning to the global markets as oil plunges. as mark mentions, european stocks at the lowest level in 13 months. oil is once again the colber cu. mark: oil continuing its downward dissent. we have the fts

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challenging a little bit of rhetoric we show with the president of the united states, i do not inc. gs are really that great out there in the general economy and part of the middle-classause wages are not rising. i have to be honest and tell you i do not know what the answer is. i definitely believe one answer is not that we run public assistance programs that do not engage people in getting into employment. than the benefits are still very low and you will not be able to support a family. and the longer you are out of the more your skills and ability to work become undermined. i completely agree there are policies and issues and problems out there in the blue-collar world of wages in the united case. and i think it would be nice if our businesses and our road could grow. i do not think the answer to the problem is caller just gave it is more public assistance programs that do not encourage people to work. charlotte, knoxville, tennessee, independent line. caller: how is it they can get subsidies but nobody takes them after they get them? i know people who get them, but they sell the

ince. tonight poce officials could not say enough about officer hartnett's courage and bravery in the line of r >> he ay just, demonstrated, i mn pagon of excellence when itomes to what it means to be both a police officer in terms of ing a warrior and erything else when he had to be. >> reporter: and tonight officer hartnett is in fair condition, but faces a ng road to cery. investigators nnueo comb through evidence to see if the suspectad any direct ties, to isis. we' live at police headquarters i dan cuellar for channel six a "action news". >>> police raided two locations, connected to the suspect today. the as th work together to gather evident and pin do a motive. one w at 61st and pineust blocks aw whe swat officers a and a member of the bomb squad sad and served a search warrant. neighbors say archer spent time at theh ho visiting a a relative who had recently moved out. the fbi searched the house for ver hours and mod at ast four boxes a and a g. investigators also descended on the delaware cntyo whe archer led with his mother south mal avenue in yeadon. theayor of that small boro

inc notn italy. the will would legalize civil unions but not authorize gay marriage. although many italians approve granting rights to homosexual couples there's apprehension over the right to children. >>> serena williams blasted her way through to the semi-finals of the australia open wednesday night. set in only 21 minutes. serena hit 42 winners in the match. and moves into her seventh aussie finals. serena has won the australian open every time she has been in the finals. this could be number seven. we're going find out saturday when she plays kerr ver of germfully for the championship. she's such a dynamo on the tennis court. she is fierce. she is definitely one to follow. >>> let's send it over to michelle where we're going to talk about women that are doing amazing things in the community. >> michelle: let's stay on the topic of fierce women because we have many influential and pioneering women here in our community which is why vegas, inc. presents the women to watch awards every single year. today we have peterson from green span media group and melissa who w

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inc. does not agree with woda pa look is a's sanctioning. the youngest age that crossfit inc. will allow in the crossfit games is 14. steve suarez cofounded wadapalooza years ago. >> they may not be okay with it but we believe functional movement is okay with kids under a scale in a very controlled manner, we think it's excellent for kids 10 to 14 years old. >> reporter: in case you're wondering, ty ramirez beat everyone in his age group, including his younger brother. crossfit's minimum age for their biggest worry is kids lifting heavy weights in these workouts but with proper supervision, it should be safe. >> key word is proper supervision. >> boy, i love that the ramirez brothers are so proud of their dad! it's never too early to get kids interested in exercise. go, ramirez family, that's great. >>> a new art form in space. a new creation in an orbital garden is next. >>> nice way to start your day. the first flowers ever grown in space. they are blooming this morning. astronaut scott kelly tweeted out the photos of the zinnia plants. thank god they grew up l.e.d. nasa hope

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(take graphic in) the company told us in a statement: "crossfit inc does not agree with wadapalooza's sanctioning of a 10-12 year old division. indeed, the youngest age that crossfit inc will allow in t t crossfit gagas is 14."(graphic out) (n(nr) steve suarez co-founded wadapalooza five years ago. (sot) (suarez) they may not be okay with it. but we feel like functional movements which is what we do is okay for kids under a scale in a very controlled manner. we think it's actually excellent for kids ten to twelve years old." (narr) shawn ramirez believes wadapalooza sets the right limits for kids -- including his boys. and in case you were wondering tye ramirez beat everyone in his age group -- including his younger brother....(strassmann pre-taped tag) (crossfit's minimum age for children doing crossfit kids is three. experts say their biggest worry is kids lifting heavy weights in these workouts.but with proper supervision, it should be safe. 3 "weather on the ones brought to you by window world" 3 another chance for snow will move in early this morning. expect 1 to 3" of light fluf

inc. >> we are not going to go there. atwood? we have to be very careful. >>> larry in illinois, larry? >> hey, jim, i'm calling about diamond reports international. >> i would like to like this stock because it is down so much. the hotel chains are all in major retreat. why? i think a lot of it has to do with air b&b. people are not willing to talk about it. they should be doing better than they are. >> gary in florida. >> hey, it is gary in palm beach, florida. i have been a fan for decades. >> thank you. >> fedex, buy, sell or hold? >> i like fedex. it is part of this whole conundrum of inactivity, down from 185 to 134, i am not going to back away. if i wanted 150 shores, i would buy 50 and wait five more points. this market is very crazy. leave some room. >> michael in alabama. based on the recent dip in the biophrma market and their current pipeline, would you rate celldex, buy, sell, or hold? >> i have it down a huge number of points. the stock just rallied a little bit. it is a very inextensive hold. i am going to say sell

they have to be paid wages, but he could not really conceive of citizenship inc. something that applied to black americans as well. collisionirectly to a with congress which wanted to at least make sure that the basic rights of the former slaves were protected. had lincoln lived, this is what we call counterfactual history, some kind of reconstruction plan would have been worked out between lincoln and congress. that is what happened in the civil war over and over again. johnson and congress very quickly were at odds completely, and this had important implications for what could be passed. every reconstruction measure had majority in congress because johnson vetoed, and that put a tremendous premium on unity in the republican party. whatever passed had to have the approval of basically everybody, because you had to pass it over johnson's vetos. >> they found him a civil rights bill in 1866 which he vetoed. what were they trying to accomplish? >> the civil rights bill of 1866 is a critically important law by history. it is still on the books. it was passed under th

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not have a lot of time. if there was progress evident on syria, do you think that would buy the chancellor more support? as you said, her poll numbers were skyhigh a few months ago. peace ince or nearing syria could change the calculus but it does not look like it is on the internet horizon. people in germany are impatient. host: much hinges on whether the numbers come down, alan posener. the government spokesperson said they are falling. is that because of winter weather or are germany's attempts to get the registration process and identifying those without asylum beginning to work? alan: get his accommodation of all sorts of things. we are deporting twice as many as we were a year ago. there is the weather, the borders.f the bulgaria has closed its border to greece. macedonia. the numbers are coming down. to lose don't want sight of the human suffering and the humanitarian tragedy that has been set the majority of these refugees. host: thank you very much. thanks for being with us. and thank you for tuning in. úúúoçoçúú!!!!!úúúúúúúúúññ

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