we're looking at the skyline of new york, the sort of mythic image of modernness, progress, of endless sense of possibilities opening in front of an early 20th century sort of drunk on its own sense of growth and power. what's interesting is that now for us in the age of postmodernism, this skyline, this sort of mythic field of vision, seems to have receded from our view or seems to have sort of vanished into a reproduction of itself. richard haas here has painted the blank wall of a soho building precisely to trick us. postmodernism is a term that architects adopted in the early seventies to describe a kind of building that dropped a veil of near-classical decoration in front of a traditional boxlike structure. this is michael graves' portland building in oregon, more interested in the building as an image than as a three-dimensional experience. what we're really dealing with in the period in which we live is an extraordinary conformity. that despite the seeming pluralism, the seeming diversity, in fact, we are seeing many, many different reflections of the same underlying reality, an

the parties the policy of the president of kazakhstan the chairman of the house of the couples was the problem of morocco said that the citizens of iraq are highly appreciate initiatives and achievement. the moroccan speaker stressed that kazakhstan two thousand hit the stage strategy is a very interesting concept for morocco the parties agreed to develop bilateral relations between upright agencies the delegates of the people's democratic party of the g to stand in the leadership of no party discussed in the stone of the hot issues of strengthening of the departed i love the first deputy chairman of the party about gun buyback noted other countries are bound by the ties of good and they wield its proven over the years the jackets who are representing one hundred and thirty nationalities living in kazakhstan today are fully involved in the great society according to lisa which are due to the stability friendship and tolerance the head of the project delegation us more about the pope emphasized that this meeting has been poured for them during the meeting fifteen years of experience the

of kazakhstan. the president think that he must team up for the work done at the position of the head administration. and while he was stressed that the decision was made to get for their kids to the work of government in this difficult period. the president also announced his decision to appoint a division to bedok for the post of the state secretariat of the republic of kazakhstan the president said that his experience and knowledge will provide substantial assistance for the publication of the past so cannot survive also appointed a new president a ministry should move on to talk to him as the president said the effectiveness of the administration system that is precisely on the work of the presidential demonstration administration is the main supervisor body on compliance and enforcement decisions and orders. isn't that the head of the presidential ministry she has according to one and luckily he was the first deputy of the parting of the time he worked in the regions in the mojo as well their f

the first amendment guarantees freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, of the right to legally assemble, to petition the government for redress of rievances. justice scalia, in your view, is there a link between the first commandment and the first amendment? did one possibly inspire the other? >> oh, i doubt that. >> ok. > i think our constitution was inspired by the traditions of the common law, and i think what our framers meant by the freedom of speech, for example, was that freedom of speech which was the birthright of englishmen at the time. i do not think it had anything to do with moses. i think what freedom meant at the time was the absence of constraint, the absence of oercion. so freedom of religion, for example, meant that you could not be constrained to contribute to the support of a church that you did not believe in. you could not be disabled from holding certain public offices because of your religion. absence of coercion. and i think it was the same for freedom of speech. >> justice ginsburg, your view? >> marvin, this is the one question you told us you might a

pics of that sort of story. the referendum in crimea and its subsequent becoming part of russia has opened the floodgates of fear mongering nato several rounds of post cold war expansion did not make much sense to a lot of people especially given how much tension it added to relations with russia which saw the military alliance coming closer and closer to its borders this week secretary of state john kerry delivered a speech celebrating post soviet nato enlargement talking about what a success it has been so in light of all this the u.s. is beefing up its presence is seen europe sending fighter jets to the baltic states a warship to the black sea and planning new war games near russian borders the ukrainian parliament has approved a series of joint military exercises with nato countries ukraine has held exercises with nato before but there is indication that they may expand moscow says it has no intention to invade anyone but that does little to assuage western rhetoric and the united states will try as it has i

and the hundreds of millions of people out of poverty. and i would invite you to think of that -- we are a little behind in development that we have a great man theory in development that has been rejected by every other social science, including history itself. and we think that history is a biography of great men and the wonderful things or the bad things they do. i think there is alternative ways to think about china. why are we excited about china? because of a rapid economic growth rate. so the question we should be asking is not was the level of freedom good or bad in china to facilitate that growth rate but was there a positive change in freedom that might have enabled that growth rate. there was a horrible long tradition of autocracy for centuries of the chinese empire and warlords and war with the japanese and mao with the great famine and cultural revolution and that left china not meeting their potential but that changed after they got freedom and mao's regime was over. there was an increase in freedom and political and and per

the profits of dollars of profit. in the slums. it decided it was expecting that would be some of you to do the company. it is a sad sad at the hospital to see. as i think that's a wonderful thing. let's hope he gets people talking about going on you other criticisms of the building. the plot devotees and special effects which angered some traditionalists. but jewish directed to aaron honesty is taking it all in his stride it seems there's no such thing as bad press. the film did well when it opened around the globe. he says after a half century it was time to undo what it is epic here's someone who wanted some great stories. it was time to wheat. really explored the green zone jewish film critic jesus all that was gifted to be a positive reviews. but ultimately they describe it you reach the entities that may be saying that because that's the thing i know it you're speeding more than a woman in a raised deck via the new http has it that much to those who actually can abide by the traditional religions. that's it i ge

voice of america as part of the voice of the foreign policy of the united states and it does so by speakinghe truth. but there are and one can be completely objective how one reports these things but as everybody knows there are different editorial ways of presenting objective news. there are headlines, there are photographs and there are editorials. there is an editorial office that defends the policies of the united states and somebody needs to do that in the world. somebody needs to defend those policies coming into cnn doesn't do it. so there is no argument here. i think that there is room for a bipartisan board like the bbg the model that works well was exercised by the old board for international broadcasting before it became a governing board. it was an oversight board that was bipartisan, and it made a self -- it was too high here experts who didn't have equities in the diaspora of politics or the politics of a given country and they would find some professor in the university of nebraska who spoke the language fluently and find out whether that broadcast was biased in favor of one

themes that all of this business not least of which of course is the transformation of relationships in recent years the favourite nevada. before that bro the president may have said that old for the entire week's events. how striking it was that in his first appearance of throw the ceremonial that the association with windsor his initial gesture is to honor the most senior member of the royal family to dodi and the problems strike into debt. in doing so exactly reflected the actions of the moon is a victory years ago in signing his head and pausing for courses visit my cousins all about healing the wounds of history and not surprisingly that it is addressed to visit these gourds and eighties that he emphasize the cher departement three heritage the site of the magna carta as embodying the respect for individual rights and bolts by the sequel to digital code at the first world war fought and np bedtime captain and there were more contemporary references to as we head there he praised the arts community in britain in recent generations. we warned that the laws work to be done on the r

of europe of germany. have you personally felt the consequences of the catastrophe has your health in affect it. yes i know you're tired quicker is getting harder to speak. i often get colds i cannot i sides gotten worse i have a cataract in night my stomach hurts. my skin is very dry. my muscles are weak in different parts of my body or that these are all the consequences of the catastrophe so that the most avocado are you receiving any or somebody who's been affected by the catastrophe of. ok no i'm not getting any treatment right now ima actually see you there is no place i can go for help and it's you so not sky no live in the. medium or the nearest hospital refused to take me in. some just eating healthy. hopefully it'll fix me up with us. mr adams i'm well first of all thank you so much for this interview thank you for this insight thank you for sharing your memories with us i really hope you do get better i hope all of the japanese people who have suffered the consequences get better and i hope that

of forms of. back then in that harsh world and in those conditions to tell a tarion states the u.s.s.r. nazi germany had to exist it was the only way of fighting. it's not our job to justify the crimes. but i think that the glorification of those who are standing up for the ukrainian people's independence and freedom is a natural right of those living in western ukraine support of the shelling and using the same westphal mobile so everyone has their own point of view. they need then it was a cynical and cruel game with ukrainian people. controlling them so that they go and slaughter poles. and what do we see now seventy years later. the leaders of the svoboda party are guided by nazi ideology that used to is the foundation of the ideology. of those who know there are monuments to bandera shoot each clutch koff ski to leave it and to many of those in turn up hill it is very alarming. we the people of falling because being scarred by this horrible event. it was so atrocious that the ukrainian people

vote for this amendment and get out of the way of the medical judgment of v.a. physicians who are treating our veterans. get out of the way. let our v.a. physicians do what they believe is right for our veterans. that's what the issue is today. and we are talking about medical marijuana or other treatments, certainly our v.a. physicians would know more about that and have more concern for their patient than we here in congress and those people who set up national rules. so let's get out of the way, make sure we give the power and empower the v.a. physicianses to do their job, our veterans deserve that from us and don't deserve obstructionism between the united states congress and their veterans' physicians. i call on my colleagues to join me in support of this amendment. the chair: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. for what purpose does the gentlelady from nevada seek recognition? ms. titus: move to strike the last word. rise in support of this amendment by mr. blumenauer, rohrabacher and farr. i'm strongly in favor of it. the people of nevada v

of the sense of so many of us you could see in diamonds are valued around the world mainly of just their cotton every type of card has a different number of facets and stones which gives it a special play in the light these are the most expensive and clean stones that every girl dreams about in one of russia's most remote and coldest cities a great treasure lies beneath the a diamond mining for diamonds first started here fifty years ago in just a few weeks ago this was deep underground. the process of diamond production begins with purchasing the rough diamonds this is what rough diamonds look like more or less analysis is made to decide what kind of shape it will be and what kind of cutting and polishing will be applied yet goods the diamond company is well known for the cutting of the stones the polish and design i was eager to see the food process from rough to ready. and this is what we end up with. this is a three karat content design is dazzling but something more modest is up my alley says continues there for the perfect wedding ring but in the meantime i can take a little someth

of on the end of this i just of the two minute version of best possible. really quickly senator nelson aland rich who was the lead man at the senate finance committee who took a bunch of bankers to jekyll island in one nine hundred ten who were mostly lieutenants of the morgan bank j.p. morgan did not attend that's how power works but it was his membership to the club that gave these people the place to create the fed to sort out what would be the bank to the banks what would be the backing with a quasi government name but really for the private banking community for the hundred years since and that's why it was very important for the political financial history gave bankers a place that could save them in times of trouble and from a political standpoint it gave america this notion that the dollar would be backed by some quasi central bank that would enable it to become a financial superpower on a broader platform as well so it was a very good collection of political and financial power working together to establish a federal reserve ok now here's a questi

part of the computer of. late is eventually going to end up in somebody's drinking water every one of these miners has forty eight pounds a lead embedded in the glass it's ok until it's run over with those big machines and bulldozers and everything and crushed that lead us will leitch into the water eventually even if it's a lined live field is going to be a way for the water to get out of the line. people think that the donating it to some cause and it's really a recycling event and then say well this still works and. i want to you know. i guess they don't use them. in the public has to realize they can just buy and then. you know just throw it away i mean i mean they've got to be responsible the public has to be responsible and until you get to that level. you know it was always going to be stuff going in the wrong place or doing the wrong thing. please . god yes you does have faith place you do see the screws. and everybody is trying to get to see how that uncle enos the us to buy ice and ships it is a fun

their courses on the campus of new york city of technology, part of the university of new york. but they're also eased into the rigor by having professors teach at the high school. >> what else? >> bonnie august is the probe host of city tech stunted that the design is work despite the fact that it is new and relatively untested. >> i personally am waiting until we've graduated not just one group of students but several groups of students. these are not easy programs. they're very challenging programs. >> srennivasan: ibm sees the associates degree as a good starting point but they believe nor support is needed for students to learn about the world of work so they offer internships and provide mentors for every p-tech student. a product line manager for the company was paired with sierra copeland three years ago. most of their interactions are done on-line and benita says she was initially surprised by the questions she received from sierra. >> what are my interests, what kind of book does i read. what do i do when i'm a little frustrated at work. don't you have issues at work,

director of the bureau of prisons. is any judicial restraint that could be on these compassionate releases? >> by statute the bureau of prisons has to petition the court for the release. to switch gears, i am concerned about the distribution of tobacco products. counterfeit cigarettes, illegally gotten cigarettes that are put into the system. counterfeit tax stamps. we all know that cigarette smuggling is often a funding source for terrorism, or organized crime. we also know that atf is charged with the investigation of tobacco related crimes. is the t in atf. i appreciate their focused on but i would like to know, and maybe you could have some staff briefed my staff on what the dha and atf are doing to crack down on tobacco smuggling crimes. you'd need to properly engage in enforcement of this. >> we can certainly do that. you are a former u.s. attorney. in fact, there have been a couple of instances where there was a tobacco terrorism connection. you know that. we will provide you -- we will have our staffs interact.

there are lots of different point of views.on't agree that everything members of the panel have said wisdom thata lot of has been expressed in my view as practicer. i don't think that voice of america is hobbling along. with what we have which is not a very large budget cctv and o r.t. and others. i think we do remarkably we will. reach approximately 164 illion people a week on one platform or another with news and information and information united states and its values and society, which is valued. million people are interested in it. the former governor said -- i she is right -- there's the issue of journalism. with voice of america is journalism. the reason so many performance ant to hear us is because away do that, not propaganda. the radio moscow model they have voice but nobody listened. we have something to talk about about freedom of speech. we export the first amendment. people are interested in what is really going on in the world in consist.t news so, as you talk about how best for ganize it, my friend many years jo

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why some sources have said because of lack of funding or maybe because of lack of official so there are still questions at its peak though the network had around fifty thousand subscribers and for a while many unsuspecting cubans kept guessing why their new free messaging service stopped working all of a sudden oh yes by the way apparently the initiative also appears to have had civilians dimension to it according to the contractor mobile the court began building a vast database about the subscribers assessing their quote unquote receptiveness and political tendencies well now that these subscribers know who was really behind the service the white house says. they were not trying to dupe anybody at all they were just being quote unquote discreet here's jay carney saying of course the government has taken steps to be discreet but this is not unique to cuba u.s. officials will argue there is nothing wrong about facilitating communication flow of information is all protected under free speech fair enough but there is a fine line between informing people and for maintaining revolutions

adeed, we have too much of society of mutual adoration of here. has asked me if i would give a bit of a background about russian propaganda, or perhaps , and howet propaganda some of the themes and ways and means of this propaganda relates to what is going on today. tradition,long , in the 20th century that the soviets perfected to a science. spectrum ofentire activities that went from diplomacy,nventional cultural diplomacy, sports diplomacy, things like that, designed for purposes of psychological disarmament, to ordinary information policy, which was heavily manipulated mixing the truth with lies and using the truth where it served their purposes and twisting it --classic pop again to stick fashion.stic there is a kgb art referring to disinformation, forgeries, and political covert operations. these involved all sorts of things, such as provocations, front organizations, agents with influence that were placed in foreign newspapers, in foreign parliaments, and foreign governments. given that the kgb may have been split up into a couple of differ

of interventions of the internal affairs of other countries. and of a series of illegal wars what united states needs is a world where its multinational corporations have privileged access to the world's markets for their products and capital export of course also. control of the world's energy resources and raw materials and war and the threat of war has always been one of the means true which the united states. secured this access to markets and resources and nato has always been one of the tools. of this policy so let's take a look at how much money is being poured into the alliance despite limited cuts in recent years nato defense spending accounts for more than one half of the global total most of that expenditure to seventy percent comes from the united states but washington has recently been urging european allies to step up their contributions warning that their security is at stake and nato has been using the ongoing crisis in ukraine as a justification for those warnings beefing up its forces close to russia's borders they may also fr

transparency enables the checking power of civil society, of the courts, of lobbying, of voting, and of market power. people get to decide why they do business with a company as it is not as safe as it used to seem. companies respond by competing on privacy. let's look at the big picture. a wallet goes missing. what is the most efficient way to search for it? everybody gets searched on the way out the door. lots of societies do that. the british did that in the 18th century. that, generically, is the idea of a general warrant and that was a principal cause of the american revolution and one of the main grievances. the nsa wants to be able to have that kind of efficiency, because global communications flows are enormous, and because it can. they have never been able to do that before until recent years. most of these programs could not have happened before the year 2000 or so. the amount of data that exists in the world that has been produced and transmitted in the world since 2000 vastly eclipses all the data that was ever produced in the world up until 2000. there is a lot of it. an

it has been the focus of lawsuits, about the constitutionality of some of these programs. the government believes when you are collecting so-called calleda, phone numbers, duration and call times, but not the actual content of conversations, collecting that does not require a warrant because it is not seen as sensitive as hearing the words of a conversation. howave been reporting about collecting that sort of metadata in large quantities can have the potential to disclose all sorts of things about who we are as people, our habits, where we our, what our religion is, preferences, and we might visit at night when our spouse is out. that is one reason why some --ple feel metadata is deserves more protection than -- should not just be collected on a vast scale the way the government had been doing without a warrant. , theng accountable administration has said repeatedly it has not found any willful abuse of the authorities by the intelligence community, by the nsa. and they made mistakes there have been compliance violations, those have been reported and corrected. that is one

of dr. abdullah. ir all these reasons, and have seen some polls lately that put him closer to the front runners then you mentioned. he may actually be a viable candidate, even though much of the narrative suggests he could not be. disagree with the question, but i want to put it to a point. what ise elections, equally important to the actual process is the perception of the public. people currently see him as a candidate, a team on the low margins. them being elevated to the level of dr. abdullah and ashraf ghani or even above them will raise serious questions. >> i would pause. that is very true of the educated elite and of kabul. is equally true across the south and east. it could be, i am not saying it is not. i think there will be questions. i would also point out that dr. abdullah and ashraf ghani are making an effort to say that if dr. rassoul gets into the second round, it is automatically evidence of fraud. i think we as americans should not accept that which is a campaign ploy in ad

of january into february of this year. and the timing was so that we could find out what happened in open enrollment. we, this is the seventh survey that we've done specifically focused on health care reform. you're probably the most familiar with our large survey that we do of about 3,000 employers across the u.s. every year on just general health care benefit practices, but this is a special survey on health care reform. and we had 723 employers participate, as you can see on the screen, a nice cross-section by size. survey was open only a couple of weeks, so that's why the number was not quite as large as the 3,000 that participate in our large survey. and so the big issue for employers going into 2014 was what impact the individual mandate would have on their enrollment. currently, employers have about a 15% opt-out rate. so they offer benefits to their employees, but some people decline coverage either because they have coverage elsewhere, maybe some go without. we think most of them have coverage elsewhere. and so we

they want to of of the things.one of the things i want to point out, be sure that people named about this defense budget. and big enough for us to maintain and operate. those of our that three things that every member of congress asks. sometimes congress knows the district better than the defense department and have a better feel for the sense that -- the capabilities and commitment that takes place on the ground. but the same token you tend to get wrapped up and preserves thing to about preserve things that may not not to be preserved. it tests. bin and just don't think correct to assume we're not making investments or correct to assume that a bigger budget is a bigger -- better budget. there have been a lot of ways. but certainly like to see an do a better john upton by completing a clean audit to be spent been well in. there are a lot of things that i think we could do. finally, i don't think the russian president has a concern about our defense budget. he's more concerned with how we will use it today. moi. >>

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in year twenty fourteen after all of the miles traveled in all of the journey of history. this is not just intolerable. it's grotesque. it is beyond unacceptable. it was published in the name of the donetsk people's republican to call them fixed while many western journalists did take area is worth making authentic if protesters of anti semitism of the head of russia's of bart's of social media i ever cried he takes a look at the reports that sent shockwaves across the world but the buzzword is de escalation. this was definitely off message. john kerry's righteous denunciation of the anti semitic leaflets that i could use it other than that stated goal of sub media cnn cbs and usa today wanting to believe the threat was real. the so called evidence is far from established despite the hysteria. the man alleged to have signed the order did not act like it's a real publication such as is with the shul so begins a businessman and foreign shouldn't get into backing the provocation. and as a side of the people's governor i never call myself by that title but nobody listened the

the first amendment guarantees freedom of religion, of speech, of the press, of the right to legally assemble, to petition the government for redress of rievances. justice scalia, in your view, is there a link between the first commandment and the first amendment? did one possibly inspire the other? >> oh, i doubt that. >> ok. > i think our constitution was inspired by the traditions of the common law, and i think what our framers meant by the freedom of speech, for example, was that freedom of speech which was the birthright of englishmen at the time. i do not think it had anything to do with moses. i think what freedom meant at the time was the absence of constraint, the absence of oercion. so freedom of religion, for example, meant that you could not be constrained to contribute to the support of a church that you did not believe in. you could not be disabled from holding certain public offices because of your religion. absence of coercion. and i think it was the same for freedom of speech. >> justice ginsburg, your view? >> marvin, this is the one question you told us you might a

of pages of documents. do not have all the e-mails and documents. i can assure you that we will be able to conclude this in a very expedited way. and what we found so far really leaves me in the committee has not referred to the department of justice. the evidence we have uncovered that we believe there is reason to believe the lowest learner -- that lois lerner committed crimes. the key one is denying people their constitutional rights it is very important for the public to know this in the committee to vote this of the information will become public. behind theto hide american people not knowing would end. now we need to see whether he .ill hold theas a violation of potential release of confidential taxpayer information and really denying people the ability to express the constitutional rights. these are all things that we felt needed to be looked at. looking for work we are the only country in the world that have the pieces that expire. we call those extended. we are looking forward a year. one of the th

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this greatome with advantage of a lifetime of study of the situation in korea, or the disadvantage of the judas or hatred. i know prejudice or hatred against anyone on the korean peninsula. i am great respect for everyone on the peninsula, and the one lesson you learn when you encounter coria is the enormous suffering of the people of korea in the north, and in the south. the tremendous trauma that this suffering did to the psyche of a who had been united for millennia, and suddenly they are subjected to a carbon bombing and terrible suffering, and tremendous of people and the grabbing of hundreds of thousands of troops all over the place. it was her read this. the commission of inquiry says in his report how it knows that the wounds have not yet healed. until they have been helped to hear, we must know what happens es.h armistic it thesed not in treaty but in an armistice at the end of it, there's never been a treaty to finish the korean war. so in a sense, unless you address these issues, and above all encourage people to people contact and do this sort of thing that noland has said

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we demand immediate resignation of the minister of internal affairs our center of arc of i will hang the interior minister of like a dog. the jesus who got to go. but. i doubt it. was. you know what i want to. do that well let me remind you the right sector was at the forefront of the violence which led to the. tosca repeatedly raise the alarm over the thriving extremist ideology in ukraine here. and pressure surge here not to wage war against its own people but that comment from moscow has whipped up a storm of accusations from abroad with western states hitting out of what they consider to be russia's involvement in the crisis sweeping across the ukraine's east right now it is ridiculous to report on that side of it. we have already heard from the presidential spokesperson who said that indeed russian president does get a lot of requests from eastern southeastern ukraine asking for help essentially to interfere in the situation one way or another however at this point the russian president is watching the situation with a grave concern that's as far as russia's involvement is said

load of a new school of former deputy speaker of the belgian parliament and former member of your ownadmission costs about midst of a news thank you very much indeed for sharing your views with us weapons shaded as always. iraq is a braving the threat of violence to vote in before last nationwide elections since u.s. troops pulled out a band of twenty eleven at least seventy people have been killed this week was more than twice that none but losing their lives they were before as aussies lissa company reports now critics are divided about whether the vote will stop a fire that descent into chaos that. it was the polls are open in iraq and voting has begun. it's an election best described by the numbers. more than one thousand candidates are vying for over three hundred seats in parliament which will then elects the next president and prime minister some twenty one million iraqis have registered to vote in the first national election since the withdrawal of u.s. troops three years ago. but there are other figures to consider the growing number of iraqis killed in escalating violence an

of oil reserves and pipelines flowing out of russia. many other countries depend on so it might be more difficult than say the sanctions that the united states impose on iraq but it's always there for them to do so for a they've only done it to work world the individual's cause and certainly is not out of the question that they will try to expand it to the russian nation as a whole. standard and poor's downgrade russia's credit rating citing the situation in ukraine coming up and we hear how big a role politics might have played in the decision here whether russia should care much at all about it got reaction coming up. the first two russian journalists are being deported from ukraine after being detained by security forces the president the incident took place near the city of donetsk in the east of the country over here security forces say they were all that out for biased coverage and then are banned from entering ukraine again for three years. and kin who work for the life news t.v. channel were on the way to do an interview with an

government and the nature of the bombing of a deepening of some kind of time and did loads of presentsand get to come home and so called elected to the man back to what you did to the mullahs out that there is a dentist and he has given thinking of trying to support lot of this little mouse cord can be saved right now what good is it to be seen on the appeal mom said now on top of that i didn't attend to so fun to watch too many of the country the number of visitors which it deems to be avoiding eating non stop eating. but one day so it didn't involve one was that the man is going to win a book away is that and the hapless opponent in bennelong and feed it to be political stability beautiful garden plots. and then they danced away another nail in my life. we definitely have to finish one thousand two hundred and twenty eight to more than that of insanity defense. thank you very much to speaking with that thing the two the eye. what's this i was the most lavish of the studies are. that's what i see it up. you might want to sleep after that president nixon. over a dozen people killed in

that's a kind of a side of the concept of. law and seeking the truth to establish whether the witness had provided false testimony. will the one who has lost all hope finally gain his freedom. hero's first semester. your friend posts a photo from a vacation you can't afford. to different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course you like. your ex-girlfriend still tends to rejection poetry keep. ignore it. post only what really matters. to your facebook news feed. costs go off the try to. pulling out of. your life or just taking every minute. and. cut me no lock the weapons. like ok. let's say the. most cases the most elite moments. sometimes for nothing and. it's not just keep up the story you'll be just if you see a stage eight looked to be. but speech was still. stands. right. the first strike. and i think the trick. on me for a split. instrument. going to be seventy people are reported to be arrested and they clamp down on antigovernment activists in the eastern ukrainian city of cockle after they stormed a local author

of the service or as part of the department of education's information.so it's difficult this is coming from the direct loan program. and i would suggest that student loan knock out needs to be the single point of contact for borrowers to be able to log back in to access your student loans. currently has to go to that individual servicers went right and suicide in which is very confusing and can lead to a lot of challenges with containment because students have to take the extra step. so if we can streamline the, i think it will help. i think because of this the department has the opportunity to think about how contracts need to be awarded and do they need to come from a previous environment or are there servicers that are working in other financial sectors are just credit card agencies that may do just as good if not a better job. the student loan repayment plans can be confusing and we need to think about that. finally, i would say in response to comments about the cost of loans that there is some substantial revenue and we need to look at things like o

we get of.world leaders are scratching their hands over how to resolve the ukrainian crisis trying to engage in mediation and deal making but there are times when diplomats only make it harder for politicians to reach common ground are just going to reports. do diplomats always have to be diplomatic apparently not judging by the moves of some of the us is top brass take former secretary of state hillary clinton might become america's next president she openly cheered for his murder we came resawing he died. or susan rice who is known for her abrasiveness in one instance is u.s. envoy to the u. when she called russia's call for an investigation into civilian deaths in libya quote a bogus duplicitous stunt miss rice is now a national security adviser to the president the current u.s. envoy to the u.n. is also no stranger to on diplomatic moves in these photos you can see some of the power of launching toward her russian counterpart with insults how is this acceptable i don't think there's in ameri

of tons of carbon they own but still underground. the world community global citizens governments leaders n.g.o.s and corporations must come together step forward and take decisive action. let's continue the research but let's not wait until we pass more tipping points this is the most urgent of times and a most urgent message please forward this to as many people. and that's the way it is tonight monday march thirty first twenty four to. more information at any of the stories we covered visit our website thom hartmann dot com free speech or antarctica and if you missed any of that i'd show up in. now watch on. the big picture also check out our two you tube channel there alongside tom hartman dot com also. check out all the different ways you can send us your feedback and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get active tag your. little. little. little. little little. rules and if it doesn't you can jump in anytime you want. a little. thanks for. the reply. did you know the price is the only industry specifically ment

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because of thee, global nature of the networks, of you and me are mixed in with those of terrorists and foreign targets. the former director of the nsa said there is no home game or wait gain -- or away game, there is just the game. >> of course the companies have lose concerning the reputation. >> one additional thing the hislosures helped motivate investment in security, both on the back and front end of companies. security experts have been warning about the ability to collect data that is not encrypted for years, and trying to urge yahoo! to encrypt their e-mail communications for a number of years. an earlier story we did prior to the muscular story was about how the nsa is electing address books off public internet connections. -- we made aas number of statistics on the number of information collected in a day. -- had morewas address books collected than the others. are we beingk why targeted out here? the obvious answer was that you for gone security tools. this is why. clear andthat very salient and tractable. rather than give us a response or a statement, the statement was, we'

people are making a lot of money out of it but in terms of the amount of money that you have to put in for the amount of money you get out of no energy invested for energy it's a terrible thing why is that shell a pulled out why is it chevron don't want to play the big boys can see it's purely a short. shorts bubble but it's a good stick to beat the russians with but the economics of fracking are not good are they know they're terrible marks is it fair to say that the bt use needed to frack are greater than the bt use you pull out of not quite but it could easily go that way because right now if interest rates as low as they are because of capital intensive but i want to interest rates rise again you've got a negative return that would be a problem but to me the biggest problem of all is water and the fact you need a lot of water to do. and what countries have an excess water apart from scotland of course does it make any sense for the u.k. to be fracking. i don't think it makes sense for anybody to be fracking frankly i think the cheapest gas of all is gas savings but that's a diff

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integrity of ukraine. we call on russia the matildas have you crying from god and trying to bring in cnn the u n commission on law and lodgment and european neighbourhood policy studies for them to the politician spoke to me. npcc has been to once again. this command station and start ups from the green light. as a result the suite that manatees and seventy intended to integrity of the main factor that will have a bit of snow promise you won't want to hassle with new sanctions the european commission and isaac wanted to walk the propaganda from moscow. these monogrammed said. then at the hands of the senate and the cold war security and ease my tension information and it's happened to them. on the content of listening station ukraine it's a comment and your movement uses and to understand god's plan is to be devoured by the european commission. it led to buy president put in the two eighteen a member states and five partner countries illustrates. well just how important this issue is the european union wil