o. experts need to look at first but i think oh we should start addressing those issues no we have also you agreed to provide expert level dialo oakum including up such issues and as of the future and new agreements and i saw that it could be finalized by the next summit i don't know if it's feasible on nots but it's certainly in russia's interests and a we have. forward our proposal some in this respect and the only thing to emphasize is that those issues that have been contentious so far can certainly be successfully addressed and dealt with at the expert level naturally or there are some outstanding problems that we have also discussed them such as the certain. legislative acts and adopted in the european union recently and i hear oh not to revisit the issue of the third energy of a package. today here in the you often mill where the opposition and we did briefly address this issue but the point i'm making a is that given our common interest in promoting i'll cover a ship and manager will certainly be able to finance a job except it also should have also looked at issues all security

proposals that have been made in the past by mt o's and expert on the topic in a way it would be sad to think that the colombian government does not pay attention to the scientific evidence that has existed and instead pays attention to an armed group that has done so much damage in the country. the colombian government spends millions of dollars trying to eradicate illicit crops by pulling them out by hand sprayed with herbicides and encouraging growers to switch to legal alternatives. this city officials have produced a decrease in areas of land print in the coca between two thousand eleven and two thousand and twelve. even if the parks as the ones helping the transition. analysts say they're actually impact may be minimal. yes the substitution of illicit crops is possible but the problem is that the drug traffickers would never allow their forces in charge that are much more sinister the most controversial proposal was the idea to regulate production of cocoa poppies and marijuana. what has been missing are the dt are good it would anybody to get a better idea you start administer

o one of whom is an expert on south east asia. another is the greatest turned up on japan and of the third is of more of a journalist on international relations but will probably of focus on our portfolio of trying to develop relations with india and i a single do a little bit of everything including of course the cross strait relationship. will everyone anyone is in taiwan has to be focused on that as well yes and we'll just add that this of course is the time of change in policies in teaching positions for many of the leading countries in the region including the united states. as us continues to heal fine sway in asia pacific where some of the opportunities you see but how one to be in the presence of more active role in the regional issues where you know in no way of taiwan's role in that sense in. policy cedar has been rather limited its not undergo commensurate which means it's great economic strength is its great achievements in technology and um. i sing in the past taiwan is perhaps when someone did inward looking. i only

bug was being analyzed within a tight-knit community of computer security experts, and it immediately grabbed the attention of liam o murchu, an operations manager for symantec, one of the largest antivirus companies in the world. >> as soon as we saw it, we knew it was something completely different, and red flags started to go up straightaway. >> to begin with, stuxnet was incredibly complicated and sophisticated, beyond the cutting edge. it had been out in the wild for a year without drawing anyone's attention and seemed to spread by way of usb thumb drives, not over the internet. o murchu's job was to try and unlock its secrets and assess the threat for symantec's clients by figuring out what the malicious software was engineered to do and who was behind it. how long was the stuxnet code? >> you're talking tens of thousands of lines of code, a very, very long project, very well written, very professionally written, and very difficult to analyze. >> unlike the millions of worms and viruses that turn up on the internet every year, this one was not trying to steal passwords, identities, or money. stuxnet appeared t

expert says it looks like braille. the message is unclear. we'll be right back. ,, anncr: at jennie-oard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. female announcer: he needs a firmer he needs a firmer tempur-pedic... she wants a softer tempur-pedic... they both get what they need with the new tempur-choice, at sleep train the first tempur-pedic with multi-zone comfort control, featuring customizable shoulder, back, and leg support on each side. plus, get four years interest free financing. try the revolutionary new tempur-choice today! it's the perfect choice... ...for both of us! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ t

o conservative,ur historian and a libertarian. the conservative, steve forbes of forbes media. you have some libertarian leanings, but conservative i would callll you. historian, carl richard is the next expert on rome. matt, you first. >> i think we are. i think the parallels are quite ominous. the debt, the expansion ofe foreign policy, the arrogance o executive power taking over ourl country. but i do think we have a chance to stop it.f >> carl? >> i think there are similarities not only with thepi fall of the empire, which is what most people talk about when they talk about the fall of rome, but also the fall of the republic, which was 500 years earlier. there i see romans engaging in unconstitutional acts, political leaders and so on and i see some of that. >> unconstitutional acts like stuffing ballot boxes, corruption? t >> that did happen, sort of, ani that's bad obviously. but it doesn't bother me as much as the overt things. for instance, mayorious was collected counsel six years in a row, even though under the constitution, it was term limited to one year. and people just kept voting fora him, they knew it was unconstitutional. that kind oft stuff. >> now we have congress passingu

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experts to get their take. richard haass is the commissioner on foreign relations. from 2004 to 2007, megan o. sullivan was deply national security advisor. and peter bergen is cnn's national security analyst and the director of the securities program at the new america foundation. when you look at all this turmoil brewing in the middle east, what do you see as the cause? >> there are many causes, but one cause is that you have some sectarian issues that are working themselves out. another cause is a whole generation or so of american policies that i think exacerbated things. a third cause is american alliances with countries that have their own dogs in some of these fights, saudi arabia, israel, others. each of these, i think exacerbates other problems. >> how do you see it, richard? >> part of the cause comes from within the middle east itself, these are societies that have never really dealt successfully with modernity. people confuse democracy and majority terrorism, there's not a real sense of minority rights or places in these societies. so all sorts of divides between governments and in

o love, life and law. we're just going to have toand decides on this murky law, some legal experts call it. >> that's horrifying. are you kidding me? >> oh, my goodness. mercedes cohen is with us, she's a fox news analyst who's been through this storlt of thing before. i did not know this was coming. >> unbelievable. >> think of what this poor man is going through, this woman had said to her husband, please don't ever put me on life support. don't ever do that. this is not life support. >> no. >> this woman is dead. a dead body is carrying a fetus and has been for two months and her husband says my wife, whom i love told me don't ever do this to me under any circumstances and i'm going to fight for what my wife wanted. >> great point, shep. and it's great that you made this distinction between this mother and terri schiavo. >> this woman is dead. >> doctors are saying it's not a persistent vegetative state, this is a woman who is brain dead. that's what the lawyers are arguing. the law is very clear that you keep a pregnant patient alive, but patient means a live patient. not a dead patient. >> once u you're de

o million gallons in the bay everyday. we tried to pull together the elected officials stanford university and others from san mateo county and the water district and we brought in a number of experts to know about the ground water basin. we tubed the drivers for pursing more ground water use and there's a lot of interest in the ground water because of the population growth and, of course, the drought and climate change. east part of the city is continuing pushing up against their i s g so they're looking at drilling a new well. there's a lot of interest in continuing this conversation. it motive both go to using those brown water basin and the west water treatment plant we don't have any resources allocated it's a challenge and palo alto a very weighing community both financially and with water we're allocated 17 million gallons per displaying day there's no incentive to look at that. i would encourage the puc to look to buy back some of the water allocation and with the purchase of the funding going to projects like taking place into the ground water sustainability and there's another way to look at this with partnering with the community with the mid peninsula to bring on a proj

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the best way to look at it is o understand that we live in a country that has an ignorance on north korea. i was on espn. they had a professor from stamford an expert speak. a stamford trained professor, an expert in north korea talking on espn. that, unfortunately, is how sport diplomacy works. a lot of people only read the sports page and the front page. if athletes direct attention, no matter how self-serving, it has a positive ripple affect. >> let's turn to the baseball hall of fame. it's nice to talk about something positive. three guys elected to the hall of fame, guys not tainted by anything. it's good to have good guys getting into the hall of fame. >> not exactly. one of them, sorry to be that guy. it's six people going in. three managers as well. one one of whom is tony ralusa, a steroid and ped apologist of the last generation, it boggles my mind that the baseball writers are sank tim ownius about barry bonds and roger clements and barry ruso gets in the back door. makes a mockery about the hard line of performance enhancing drugs. >> mike piazza did not get in, sammy soso with home runs. is it clear, and roger clemmens would have been

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experts predicting thers to walk away with the win. the windchill at game time at lambeau field expected to be well below 0 o. will be giving fans hand warmers, hot coffee and hot chocolate that help them ward off the cold temperatures. some long time fans calling it the ice bowl part two. the original ice bowl game was a championship played at lambeau field in 1967. temperatures got down to -13 degrees. considered one of the greatest games ever played that ended with the last second win over the dallas cowboys. we're hoping that tomorrow's game doesn't end the same way. >>> taking to the hardwood, the warriors on fire again last night. the nba's hottest team was in atlanta taking on the hawks. and the battle went back and forth for most of the game. then steph curry would hit the 28 seconds left to bring the warriors close, and then with the score at 100-98, here's the 3-pointer with 3.2 seconds leftment andre iguodala hits it at the buzzard to win, 101-100 warriors. they'll be facing washington tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. >>> well, from all that's lost to 42 to nebraska. it's time for the top ten movies of the ye