the separation of church and state was referring to the establishment of religion, of having an official state religion or government yl religion. and i don't think any lawmaker would want me to address any particular partisan issue. my position is nonpartisan. in statement i have made my intersession could apply to both sides of the aisle. i provide ministry in a political environment. so my prayers will reflect material related to government because that is what politics -- that's what the political process is all about. but it does not bring up my prayers. i deliberately avoid partisan issues. i've never talked about immigration reform, i've never talked about same sex marriage or pro choice or pro life or nything like that. i would not be addressing partisan issues. so i pray as we said earlier out of the overflow of my devotional life and pass torl outreach. not to bring issues to the floor in my intersession. >> what is your favorite part about being chaplain? about vorite part be being the chaplain is that it provides me with a front row seat to human history. there is more written abou

competitiveness iaea officials on tuesday released their analysis in the world energy outlook they say power in japan and europe will remain twice as expensive as in the united states and that higher electricity prices could impact industry competitiveness. they also see a significant increase in energy demand in china or india and other emerging economies through two thousand thirty five the officials say the us will achieve energy self efficiency by then. thanks to expanding production of domestic shale gas. they predict thermal hsv will account for sixty to seventy percent of global power generation but in the same period. they expected nuclear power to increase by nearly seventy percent from two thousand eleven led by strong demand from china and south korea. the official state renewable energy will account for how the increase in the world electricity but the question whether wind and solar power generation can provide a stable supplies. it was july to september gdp data are due out on thursday between april and june and the inflation adjusted gdp grew at an annual pace of three point eight percent from the previous quarter many market analysts are expecting a

that would give him a lesser punishment if he would return to the united states. officialshat no offers are being discussed and that he should return to the united states and faces charges. >> the head of the senate intelligence committee is defending the national security agency. the agency is facing the global criticism and claims that it spied on foreign allies. democratic senator dianne feinstein says that the end as a operate under direction of other departments. >> i believe s a is filled with a good patriotic people who want to do the right thing. they follow the orders that they are given. the administration controls intelligence. the national intelligence framework is put together by the administration. our priorities are ranked. as i understand it's a these are the priorities of one, terrorism, to, support of our military abroad. 3, nuclear counter proferation, 4, hard targets. and now cyber. those are the main areas. so essentially the end as a is told to do certain things and it does it. >> claims about the u.s. bond on allied leaders and citizens have sparked c

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an uncommon thing so much for joining us we begin with president aachen is the safety data for official state visit to england where she wasted no time in boosting economic and diplomatic relations. this followed a royal welcome from the evening before where she received the pomp and pageantry of the british royal family the presidential office correspondence lessons to reports from london president says announce the time to take it over yet britain partnership to the higher level by further broadening economic cooperation speaking at the first meeting that the minister level joint economic retreat committee and that every effort to global ceo forum wednesday morning. president that the emphasis on the creative economy calling it a new attention to strengthening economic ties. the president aid korea and britain should carry out the first to realize a creative economy in various fields of hopeful content new digital industries and buy new industries to build what she called it new globally competitive model for growth president also stressed that korean and british companies to expand into eu

they're here for the so called china ceo forum the last meeting was held in july in china and official state laid the foundation for greater cooperation. we were asked. trying not to offend but mean the european union and nobody will read yet but these did it because you know we're parked the boat new world. because the worry of what guarantee the success both for china. mrs lee could see his first visit to the region since taking office back in the margin on tuesday. building more than ten billion dollars worth of deals on the table everything from nuclear power plants to high speed rail lines. given the potential to many here would like to see him come back and see me. weaver bird cctv in bucharest. what's going to run a rotten but a short time ago and he said china has decided to invest billions in central and eastern europe and the deals will help long term growth of countries in the region given china's investment in china's interest in the region that can help them grow and perhaps stabilize the economic disparity between western europe and central and eastern europe let's take one exa

president's visit to britain next april isn't taken to be the first irish to the states to make an official state visit to the uk. the center stage in mexico last month. last night's announcement like that the tickets will make the first day visit to the uk by an irish president as he welcomes a political level north and south. this is all for the benefit of both countries. he is likely to emerge. hpv not only in britain. we have over million keep the warm light. i would say that the seeds. it'll a new day and a new unit seconds. what should welcome it. of course this is. follow on from a very successful status of that to not stick out the two that are . on that. it indicates a the normalization of that relationship and i hope that it goes go. when queen elizabeth came here two years ago. this stamp was on the different strands of the four day visit the president would have a crucial influence in april the issue for him coming up with cousin. robinson was huckabee says go well with a photo of our president be no in terms of a barn door for missions since he was elected presidents to musical micha

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the fire officials told me by phone in 1992, they had a spill of nitrogas as it came into contract with the equipment causing the fire department to evacuate 5 blocks. >> the state officials add they are not the chemicals you want lying around once the rainy season starts. >> unable to contact the officials. the man at the site told me they have begun the cleanups process. we are live in richmonday, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a new report confirms what perspective home buyers found out themselves, surprises are still climbing. the price for condos and houses was up 30% in october from this time last year. the median price is $540,000. sales slowed some and are down 4% from last october. a disappointing earnings report. the networking giant reported $2 billion in quartly earnings, down 5% from a year ago. they warned of a 10% revenue drop in the current quarter sighting weak demand in china. it is down 10% in afterhours training. the markets across again. the do you rose 70 points, the investors responded to macy's for holiday spending. >>> netflix is giving everyone a makeover. the new design is rolled out to people who connect to the video service through blu-ray

she was a hospital for a bladder infection when she disappeared and hospital officials stated that two weeks after she disappeared this man--was led and and he notified one person that he saw some one. this was back on october 4th. this was the body of land. her body was found in the stairwell. sheriff deputies did not check the stairwell or follow-up on the tip. a member of the hospital staff found her and that it wanted to talk to this man to put the pieces together. >> a again, we never like to leave anyone like this. we like to shed light on something. the fact that everyone was considering that now, he did give his account. this is just one of those loose ends. >> they interviewed him and you've heard the chief stated that he hopes of this will help put some of the pieces together to find allies took them to one-half of orson find her. the family stated very irritated because the man is a medical field and it should not have taken them three additional days after he reported seeing her body. >> happening now, union workers at several u-c medical centers are holding a one- day stri

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state officials say an inquiry is still underway. ayson advocates say that the state never should have allowed killed the man well to fund a valley springs manner. one of the abacus stated that the state never should have granted manual a license to run because the four nursing home she ran in the 90s across so riddled with troubles. >> how can this possibly happen. >> mcginnis says that it is time for the state to change their procedures, conduct more thorough checks of prospective licensees so families know what kind of care their loved ones can expect to gets. >> we now know the identity of the good samaritan was set at 20 year-old woman who jumped from the upper level off o dot co coliseum on sundays raiders game. 61 year-old donnie navidad, a marine corp's veteran broke the fall of the woman who jumped 45 ft. from the upper deck at the stadium. he says that he had just got done taking pictures with his friends near the eternal flame when he had to spring into action. >> people stated that she had hit her head on the pavement. >>

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our office is working with other state officials to address the changes to the state law. in the meantime we feel that some local changes are necessary. so the legislation before us, our office hopes to accomplish two main goals, one so codify the penalties for the health codes. what we found the current penalties are actually only recommendations. they were not codified in our health code and we would like to introduce additional regulation that concerning with massage establishments that are allowable understate law. these regulation include, requiring massage practitioners licensed by dph to wear identification card and require a background check which is something that the state california massage therapy council already requires. we would authorize the denial of a massage parlor permit to an applicant who has committed a crime and an appeal process. those crimes include felony, sexual assault, battery and human trafficking. and alcohol and drugs on the premises during business hours and require the establishment a notice of human trafficking of telephone hotline to no

department officials and military officials giving the contradictory evidence about the state of the military campaign in south viet nam. >> 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books continues now on c-span2. walter echo-hawk talks about the u.s. government's adoption of the u.n. declaration of the rights of indigenous peoples and discusses what needs to be done to implement it and create a more just society for native americans. this is about an hour 15. [applause] >> wow. [laughter] i have to thank you, professor. i couldn't ask for a more wonderful than and generous, kind introduction. i paid her to say all of that. [laughter] but i am very pleased to be here at asu's sandra day o'connor's college of law and appreciate the opportunity to speak. and i especially want to thank greg hill the executive director of the indian legal program, darlene and of course patty ferguson for inviting me to be here. i am just so pleased and glad and honored to once again be here at the college and to be part of this lecture series. i have to say at the outset that the program is certainly we

and leaves the facility. >> reporter: these are the state officials that families rely on to make sureir loved ones are in safe, clean facilities. >> catherine: what does the state have to say about all this.? >> reporter:the department of social services continues to investigate but they say proper procedures were not followed. for example the state failed to ensure all the patients were transferred. the state says they are continuing to review the situation. >> reporter:not good enough says says the head of california advocates for nursing home reform. we'll hear what they have to say coming up tonight at 8 >> catherine: castro valley assemblyman bill quick says what happened to the patients at valley springs manor shows the need for reform. in a statement he posted on facebook. he said legislature will hold hearings on the topic in january. >> catherine: quick calls the problem a 'crisis in care' and says they'll create a new model of care that makes resident safety the top priority. >> catherine: a missing 64-year-old man who had been living at the care facility in castro valley cl

accusing the white house of deliberately banning photo journalists from covering the president at official statebout the practice leading to this heated exchange during thursday's press briefing. take a look. >> each presidential team that has come in here has basically used for some denial of access has used the previous president as an -- presidential team as an excuse for why they denied that abscess. you are setting precedent here that the next president is going to use and are you aware of that? >> i don't agree with that. i can't think -- the only precedent that i can think of in terms of the previous administration is where we have taken steps to be more transparent. >> susan estridge is the fox news contributor and professor of law and political science at the university of southern california. hello. >> hey, art. >> okay. so let's start here. does this tension, if you will, fall under the category of surprising or expected? >> i think it's perennial, might be the word. especially in the second term, you know. i'm thinking second term reagan, second term clinton, second term bush. now se

pope francis, that is the pope, traveling to an official state italy's presidential palace in a ford focus. the focus is the best selling automobile in the world. officials say the vehicle choice was in keeping with the phone's modest sty, in detroit, though, the word of the day is "amen." finally this is international world record day. >> business like hours the best day of the year. the scoops simultaneously spun 264, a new world record. london was also the scene for a gathering of people dressed as penguins. come on, those aren't penguin beaks. japan -- >> the human centipede contest, the new record holdner the 100-meter dash. how about hand springs that's tim wade for sending the most by dallas by a man that's the category. and finally -- he shoots and -- he scores! tony not to steal any thunder, you want to guess how long it took him to make that shot. >> he was doing it with two other teammates and together it took him an hour, an hour before any one of them made -- >> an hour. >> you and i, i think we could do it in 45 minutes. >> and you can call me lightening rules and -- >>

japan's lower house have just passed a bill that would give government officials sweeping powers to decide what constitutes a state secret. the government already has controls in place on classified information. the bill would give senior officials authority to define what are known as special secrets that would include information related to information, diplomacy, counterintelligence, and counterterrorism. public servants found leaking or deliberately obtaining such information could be jailed up to ten years. they hope to pass the bill before the upper house before this session of the diet wraps up next month. >>> critics argue the bill will allow government officials to keep far more information from the public and they fear the provisions do not include enough oversight. nhk world tomoko kamata has more information. >> this bill is closely related to another bill the upper house is debating right now. prime minister shin doe abe is trying to coordinate foreign affairs and defense policies and this is called a japanese version of the u.s. national security council, but the americans have been reluctant to shar

the us state department official told nhk. but us officials at communicating with embassy staff in beijing to try to figure out what really happened. the extremist group in pakistan has selected the hardline commander as its new leader. the pakistani taliban named in the fresno enough to head the organization. his appointment comes after the group's former leader was killed by a us drone strike area this month just before beginning peacetime sweep the pakistani government. as good as well known as the heart mind and keep a pot of northwestern pakistan under the taliban's de facto control for two years from two thousand and seven during that period he banned women from going outside and allegedly killed his opponents. as the announcer at twenty masterminded last year shooting attack on mon i used to design a teenager campaigner for women's right to education. the gunmen her to continue negotiations with the pakistani taliban. can i say that ice may face difficulties as for true love isn't reported a reluctant to pursue the peac

now we have an official state visit with all the appropriate honors. the turkish prime ministerrer de waprime minister, andthere is in joint business reprisal between the two countries. >> that may be, but we know barzani is the leader of iraqi kurds. how much influence would he ha have? >> the peace process has been hiccupping along, it's been stalled for months now and many kurds in turkey are not happy. they want to see more movement, and more solid changes in turkish law from the government. they're worried that this visit is for publicity purposes. it's here to play to a turkish audience, and also a susceptible kurdish audience to make it looking like that the prime minister is doing for kurds than he really is. on the other hand, they say there is no losers if peace breaks out in turkey between t e indigenous kurds and turkey. the kurds in syria supported some say by president bashar, are looking like they might want to strike out on their own. that is a de stabilizing factor that is worrying barzoni and the turkish government. a relationship bet

. >> and del, state officials say that they have been able to search about a thousand structures for people or survivors of these storms and they have not found anybody else. but they do say that there have been no more reports of repliesing persons at this time del. >> and usher people normally around this time of year are getting ready for thanksgiving. this have to be stunned. >> absolutely. that's one of the things that state officials talking to us said, that's aat the top of their list is priorities, trying to find shelter for these homeless people who literally have lost everything. we have got the thanksgiving holiday that is coming up next week. some people will have hotel rooms that are paid for because of insurance, others will find permanent shelters before the holidays next week. that's at the top of the priority list that officials are attempting at this time del. >> usher, thank you very much. >>> another three people died in the town of brookport, residents going back to the home to are survey their damage. jonathan martin has their story. >> ppadukam kentucky, more t

official state department says we are aware of reports that a u.s. citizen was detained in north korea, we have no additional information to share at this time. it act as a protecting power. newman's traveling companion reads, there has to be a terrible misunderstanding. i hope that north koreans will see this as a humanitarian matter and allow him to return to his family as soon as possible. dan snader, a professor with the asia pacific research center says north korea may hope to use newman to get something in the u.s. as in 2009 when bill cling ton visited pyongyang to secure the release of two journalists from the bay area. >> i hope north korean government understands this is not a smart thing to do under any circumstances. and that they will see their way towards doing the compassionate and the intelligent thing and releasing him. >> a north korea does admit that it has detained another american, kenneth bay, who was sentenced to 15 years of hard baylor in a labor camp after allegedly planning a religious c ow p. but what we can say about mr. n

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not have diplomatic relations with north korea, so newman's family has been working with state department officials and the swedish embassy in an effort to get him released. >>> today in sacramento, state health officials could decide to go against president obama's wishes on obama care. the issue is whether people can keep their insurance coverage if it does not comply with the affordable care act. a plan before the board that oversees covered california would not allow those noncompliant policies after march 31st. the president floated the idea of an extension after the outcry from millions of americans who have been getting cancellation notices. >>> when bart unions ended the strike by agreeing on a contract, we all thought it was a done deal. well, it's not the case. right now, the bart board is voting whether to reject that deal. anne makovec stepped out of the building where the board is voting. >> reporter: and the board just got out of closed session. they have been deciding whether or not they are going to approve that contract. it was only a tentative agreement, but both sides had signed

. >>> face's another dry winter state water officials are looking as cloud to increase snowful in theyria. we'll have details coming up on kron 4. >>> how family members took matters into their own hands tracking down their relatives accused kidnapper. >>> and a bay area suspended for his comments about women but that's not the only action being taken against him. more in my story after the break. would you rather have spoons for hands or elbows for ears? i'd rather have food. [gasp] let's make a late night foody call and get - my munchie meal with the new hella - peño burger. it's loaded with sliced and stuffed jalapeños, melting cheese, and spicy taco sauce. i'll eat it with my... sppoooooonnnnn haaaaaands! what? i can't hear you... talk into my elbow! >>> tonight a sports radio host has been suspended andyed from a show. he made comments about women and what he called their problem quick influence on football. his almost 9 minute rant is all over the internet. following the story joins us live with the latest. >> our sources tell us he was suspended sunday and monday. he will no lo

what we saw in the news today is that the democrats were going out there, asking their local officials, state senators, senators i should say, u.s. senators, to get out and speak to the american people about what are the benefits. so it's not just the negativity about oh, there is churning in the marketplace. some people got cancer. we're delaying this part. but to speak about the broader as specks of the benefits of the program. >> diminishing expectations. he makes a valid point that is prudent on the part of the administration to do this after the disastrous roll-out of october 1. >> it has no choice. but the idea that somehow it's the gop that is creating these negative implications, here is a program the foundation of which is as the president says. over and over again is the idea that you want to increase the number of americans who get insurance. and the facts are this isn't a gop talking point. it is a fact that for every one person who is now acquired insurance through obama care, 50 americans have lost their insurance over obama care. you do the math and what you have here is a prog

. >> you're an elected officials state senator in one of the largest states in the country. think the public has the right to hear from you? >> sure, they will. >> when will they hear from you? >> they hear from me all the time when i'm in the district. >> you're holding up a badge bragging about this is your "get out of jail free" card your pass and use it like a badge. what did you mean by that? >> i don't know what you're talking about. >> you were standing right there at the greens in pebble beach. >> please. gentlemen, i'm not going to be discussing this, okay? >> so far no charges have been filed against calderon. >>> you will soon be able to use your electronic devices throughout an entire flight. currently you have to turn off your cell phones, tablets, laptops and ereaders during take-off and landing. you can turn them back on only when the plane is above 10,000 feet but today, the faa said that's going to change. >> the committee determined that most commercial airplanes can tolerate radio interference from portable electronic devices. it's safe to read downloaded

state officials say an inquiry is still under way. ient advocates say the state never should have allowed hilda manuel to fund valley springs matter. pat mcginnis with california advocates for nursing home says hilda manuel, the woman owned valley springs matter of bandit it will shut down by the state last month. mcginnis says the state never should have granted manuel a license to run a valley springs because the four nursing homes she ran in the '90s were riddled with trouble. >>: so many citations. of violations physical and violent neglect, that's a thousand dollars. she owns milpitas care center and you have a 25,000 citation for a violation in which a the president died. how could this possibly happen? >>anny: mcginnis says it's time for the state to change its procedures, conduct a more thorough checks of prospective licensees so families know what kind of care their loved ones can expect to get. >>anny: lieutenant governor gavin newsom says more attention must be paid to the california state university system and to the state'

how my attempts protect them from further harm are dismissed because the perpetrator wore an official stateto protect and serve. the media has been given authority to defame my character and to erroneously report partial facts pertaining to my case because an officer of the law was said to be doing his job. in justice at its best. for the past 16 years of my life i have devoted my every day to parentsing and educating my wonderful children. any one who knows me will tell you this. i graduated my daughter from high school at age of 15 as her home educator. i have educated all five of my children, from the duration of their educational journey. i have shaped my entire life around their well-being. serving and protecting them is something that i do naturally without pay. being a peace officer is who and what i have been, out of my obligation and responsibility as a parent. law enforcement, i do that too, with our unit every day. as a single, african-american mother of five in this country, things are tough enough. i should not have to endure harassment at the hands of some one who has been hir

it in japan's lower house and passed a bill that would keep government official speaking of times to decide what constitutes a state secret local officials who were too deep to find one i was special secrets. the links and information related to defence diplomacy current intelligence and counterterrorism. bake seven found leaking all went to the party obtaining such information can be jailed for up to ten min's. the is expected to cost the opera house before the current session of the tie wraps up next month. the kid going to act next yet. a devoted to the renal unit on all of these you know it's securing the safety of the japanese people. we will explain its purpose to them will i know that some of them are concerned about the deal. we will work on to address that consents. three debates in the upper house a lot of trouble. it's a push to kill me. the midday heat the largest opposition conti democratic county of japan approves the bail. closing the pool yesterday. i'm very angry at peace decision these huge conti has ignored the voice of the people there hasn't been enough discussion of dc shoot with in this diet

, the lieutenant governor, both senators and the attorney general's job, those are all state-wide elected officialsin the state, not happening in virginia since 1969. as close as this virginia election was in terms of vote, it has been just as contested in terms of how the votes are being counted. we have been reporting on this show for a couple of days about a state order that changed the way the ballots are counted in the biggest virginia county, the most important county for democrats in virginia. the order came down on friday, which of course is after the vote and in the middle of the ballots being counted. the state board said it issued the order on advice from attorney general ken cuccinelli. now ken cuccinelli himself was a candidate in this election, running for governor, of course. and he was the first attorney general in 30 years to not step down from the attorney general's offers when he decided to run for something else. and that has meant that ken cuccinelli was both competing in this election and adjudicating the rules of how the election would be conducted. and look at this, we now k

. >> reporter: lawmakers are also hearing from state health care officials from places like kentucky the hope is that obamacare will ultimately improve health in the bluegrass state. >> our population is about 4.4 million. 640,000 of those individuals are uninsured. of grave concern to our governor, however, is the health status of our state. we're 44th in overall health status. >> reporter: it is expected as many as one-half to 2/3 of small business health care policies in this country are likely to be canceled over the course of the next year because they don't meet obamacare standard which experts say will have an impact. >> it will be a surprise especially for sort of smaller, younger, entrepreneurial firms who often have healthier employees than the mean because they will be faced with higher premiums on the new, on the new small business exchanges because you know as you know, like in the individual market, there will be a lot of redistribution from healthy, from sick to healthy, from old to young. >> reporter: some business groups are predicting that a large number of business

. >> we have the transfer of power, the official of state business, going on just a few feet in front. and here we have the private horror of a widow with her murdered husband. >> also tonight, fading away, capturing what might be the last looks of a vanishing culture. >> i believe these people have a wealth, an emotional wealth, cultural wealth that we do not have any more. >> and big dreams, small space. adam may: little tread. >> it will always be my place. >> it won't get away. >> from the museum in washington, d.c. and the three shots were fired exhibit focused on the assassination of john f. kennedy, i'm joie chen, thanks for being with us. it's been 50 years since president kennedy's death, but his life remains a fascination. that trip on air force 1, dallas to washington with two presidents on board, one slain and one newly sworn in. john hendren explains. >> as the body of john f. kennedy made a final voyage, inside air force one there was disbelief and the transmission. >> the state business of the republic is going on just a few feet in front and here we have the private ho

department officials and military officials, giving contradictory evidence about the state of the military campaign in south vietnam. theovember 22 marks john f. kennedy's assassination. as part of american history tv this weekend on c-span3. departmenterce recently hosted a two-day summit in washington dc focused on business investment. next, one of the discussions from the event that included the director of the national economic council, gene sperling, and the ceos of walmart at dow chemical. this is a little over one hour. [applause] >> good morning, everyone. secretary lew, secretary pritzker, thank you so much for your very excellent remarks. and i want to thank both of them for their leadership. they have been outstanding, particularly for the subject matter that we have before us these next two days. i know that their insights, particularly as it applies to the business community, are very valuable to all of us that are joining us today. we're off to a great start to what promises to be a great conference with a packed agenda. thanks to all of you who have come great d

a us state department official says secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart are makingrogress. diplomatic editor james bays reports from indonesia. >> smiles from the u.s. secretary of state but still no deal. a thumbs up. it is clear these talks reached a crunch face. john kerry, along with his counterparts from the u.k., france and germany dramatically change plans to fly here to personally take charge of negotiations with iranians. so far though, no agreement. >> i want to emphasise that there is not an agreement at this point in time. but the p5 is working hard. i look forward to meetings i'll have shortly. >> no one is giving a running commentary on the progress of the talks, but the iranians said even though a deal is close, there are difficult sticking points. >> translation: we have entered a difficult, sensitive phase of editing the text should agreements be reach. it's possible negotiations will take more time. given the sensitivity of the discussion, we can see the ministers are eager to participate. we have to see what the results will bring. >> >> reporter:

health insurance commissioners in self states are reviewing whether it will be possible for them to go back and renew cancelled plans, and officials in at least one state are saying, it's absolutely not going to work. we have a map here of showing all the states and where they all. all of the colored ones have gone on record, the ones withouts color have not gone on record. you see red up there, that's washington state. they have said no way, this isn't going to work. the health commissioner is a democrat. said his state will not go along with the president's plan in green you see the states already on board, but the vast majority, the ones in yellow, are still sort of reviewing their options. most of them, though, have not weighed in at all. chris wallace is the anchor of "fox news sunday" and is live in washington. everything is fixed now. this is great. >> well, you know, here's the point. this bill was passed in march of 2010, shep. and the insurance companies and the insurance regulators for the last three and a half years have been working on the basis of trying to make this all work. based on the mandates and the changes th

defiant frederick county, it's one cent and officials in conservative carroll county are refusing to collect the tax at all. now the showdown is on. will state officials be able to force the defiant counties to force their taxpayers to pay or perhaps will the legislature step in and repeal the rain tax? in maryland, scott broom, wusa9. >> polluted storm water runoff from cities and suburbs and farms is now the leading cause of the lethal algae bloom that result in fish kills in the chesapeake bay. just a note next friday is the last day maryland homeowners can legally use fertilizer on their lawns. that is part of a new law designed to reduce nutrient runoff as well. >>> well, they call it a super typhoon for a reason. it's slamming into the philippines right now with some of the highest wind speeds ever recorded. 195 mile an hour sustained winds, gusts up to 235 miles an hour. so far four people are dead, nearly 720,000 people have been evacuated. this is the same region where a 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit last month. >>> an employee in georgetown preparatory school is out on bond this morning after he brought a gun with him to work. the i

us officials say faculty of state john kerry is on display. this offensive saying one second lead him to join them. she has turned to me what steps did i mention taking the first stage of the deal one key issue is whether technology runs right into each ukrainian. i'm not always but it is among the indians called the construction of the heavier more tender yet that they could ease to use that as the teacher extract weapons grade plutonium caught a picture taken at it we don't much of our work already. made progress on about ninety percent of the issue. they're only one or two important matters that remain. therefore we need to continue negotiate. she tells have spent four days to get back. and then save the presence of non profit entity and he suggests that oaks and beats that make or break stage. the land like a therapy team for more help for some of the most vulnerable survivors of time than honey and they say more than a million children in the philippines and risk of malnutrition. officials for the unicef save more and more children in the

bill burns a and buckekeket official named jake sullivan who use to be at the state department and currently actually serves as vice president by his top national security official at bill burns is someone who has worked on the iraq issue for several years. jake's olive and is someone who is very widely respected at the white house the state department and that in the tube and they really forged his spring strong relations with iranian officials at both before the election and after the election. their approach men between tehran and washington had been building for some time in potential tax which infuriated close us ally israel. the us kept the march meet team from its allies is that inconsiderate to the mep that substance but it did have to brief israel and its five negotiating partner is at about these meetings that happened during the fall and the president canceled the most sensitive of these three feeds himself and that was with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu maniac who was scheduled to come to the white house for a visit on september thirty f obama

secret talks, top officials at the whitehouse, assistant to joe biden, vice president, top official at the state department, largely laying out the framework to what was agreed upon in geneva last night we should point out the same officials say president obama will be calling prime minister netanyahu to hash all of this out today. richelle? >> it's going to be quite a conversation >> reporter: they all are. >> all right, mike viqueira live at the whitehouse. mike, thank you so much? >> all right. >> and action was, the spiritual leader they have responded positively to the deal. grunted powers have recognized iran's nuclear rights the islamic republic of iran enjoys this right and this right has been granted to all of the signatories. >> some iranians, however, say they had hoped for greater sanction relief. al jazeera zohira lenny. >> most iranians are unhappy about this deal in terms of what we are getting, sanctions reef leave is limited. it's just the first step they will offer somewhere around $7,000,000,000 in frozen iranian assets. they have around $100,000,000,000 and has lost around $8

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