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by urging russia to change its policies do you consider ostrich should be your ally in your fight for ukraine and my other question is addressed as mr president fischer you have mentioned some differences in opinion over ukraine what. ukraine do you expect after this. i believe has a very balanced in objective. in its assessment of the situation in ukraine. and we've seen practical proposals and some very realistic expectations as to how this conflict may unfold in the future. like i said i agree with mr president when he says that seven days is not enough for a cease fire in ukraine and we were. informed. told president fischer that we've also shared this opinion with president poroshenko. we've also told them that. announcing a ceasefire is not enough you need to get. going you need to get off the ground. but if you if you are the warring parties that they need to disarm in seven days but you don't make a single attempt to come to terms with your opponents in eastern ukraine then you will have no results and the ceasefire will bring new fruit but we see that some substantial negotia

agreement in vienna into the south stream is one step closer to becoming reality post got to be an ostrich. well if the deal is sealed south stream could start operating in two thousand and fifteen and would be able to pump a sixty billion cubic meters of natural gas every year by two thousand and twenty it could be up to eighty billion cubic meters and in ten years time deliveries of russian gas to europe could surpass one hundred forty billion cubic meters but austria's deputy prime minister of transport and technology says vienna is very interested with close cooperation with moscow. i think. times which are. perhaps political a little bit difficult it's very important to build creatures and not to ground so . always so the information should. be cultural so. sick of science and technology and also that come on make relations and so we're all powerful tools should be. to. try to improve his success stories. for us courses released along secret memo in which the administration lays act his legal reasoning for killing an american citizen without due process of law the documents of course

in our case i will give you one that i think is ostrich is good and bad in a sense, and its writer in the nation's capital. so we have a project that we call the national gateway. it is a quarter project that allows us to double stack from the port of wilmington north of baltimore all the way to our facility in northwest ohio. they consist it consists of about 61 pretty significant projects. some are trac projects, some are major to projects from some do with the harpers ferry town. when the project here in d.c. that deals with our virginia avenue tunnel. that is a $209 project for us. all private capital. no federal dollars in this project. it's pretty near, it's a 100 year old tamil that needs this really as part of an aging infrastructure to be rehabilitated the project that we proposed several years ago, going on five, such as ago, would be to go in and create a tunnel structure that allows us to double stack which gets trucks off the road, which reduces in nations significantly by about 9.5 million tons, takes 869 gallons of diesel for reduction and takes about 6.8 billion-truckl

. >> reporter: yes, mini ostrich essy guess.ut they have got tall weeds here and the steer a lit tool hot. i took a picture of them because i got the picture of one looking at me. you can see the sign do not touch or feed the animals. that is the advice also about this black bear, unbelievably, you have to give that advice but people will try to pet a bear or feed a bear and that is what wild life people are telling people not to do. you feed a bear taking your trash out. even though it is trash day here don't leave your trash out last night. bear must have like mount laurel because he stayed overnight here because he was spotted yesterday morning. they lock kids up in school nearby on the same road, and they told the kids no recess outside, no gym class outside. they may say that again this morning with the two schools down the road here. this bear has been spotted, if it is same one starting in camden county down route 73, last week, winslow and then water ford and then over the weekend spotted in evesham and medford and now y

we share maritime boundaries to ostriches agree located in the pacific. furthermore our ocean territory posts part of the largest remaining fisheries, supply chain islands. in essence, through the ocean and the pacific links with the united states and also linked with the u.s. national security. ladies and gentlemen, my country , and the same would apply to my colleagues. this very same motion has no raised a new major survival challenge. our people are now facing major challenges never faced before. over the recent past at the beginning of this year in particular we experienced the increase of erosion of our shoreline caused by initially high tide. in some parts of the country villages have had to be relocated due to a severe erosion whose crops have been destroyed. the first wonderlands contaminated by the rise of sea levels. these are alarming new experiences for us, and my friends from the marshall islands during that time declared a state of emergency. science and our experience on the ground have given us ample proof that if we do not change directi

so he can't close his eyes and put his head in the sand like supposedly an ostrich does.ngs, as you were saying earlier, why jump in when you don't know what the situation really is on the ground and number two, you are underestimating the force of the kurds, shiites and sunni's going at each other. oh, my god, islamic on islamic crime and hatred. but we can't determine what the ground forces will do. we can't even calculate collateral damage until we understand who's in control, who is going after what, and what the consequences will be of their decimating forces on each other. i think it's wise, that kind of restraint. >> i want you to come in on this, earl. this question of what we know, our intelligence on the ground, but also, what mr. romney suggested there was specifically about status of forces agreement. >> right. as we discussed earlier during the break, that began under the bush administration and maliki would never ever sign off on the s.o.f.a. agreement. also, i do want to bring up this once again, bring back to the national security discussions about action

they are bad guys and we just cannot put our heads in the sand like ostriches.u had a briefing on capitol hill. tell usou cannot specifics, but were you given evidence that there is a threat here, directly to the united states? guest: i think the and -- the assumption is that it is a threat to the united states. my bottom line is what is good for the united states? i agree with the bull who say we cannot be the police of the world. we cannot. we should not. we cannot do that. we need to pick and choose situations that definitely affect us and this definitely does. host: what is the difference between presuming saddam hussein had weapons of mass deception -- mass destruction and proving that isis wants to harm the united states. we were wrong then. i hope we are not wrong now. i think it is pretty clear what isis is all about. we can take a look and see how they acted in syria with the syrian population. hundreds of thousands of people were being killed with all kinds of things. these are bad people. they want to hurt us. that is why we have a stake in it. i thin

i'd rather be -- can't we be ostriches and just stick our head in the sand and say that, you know, there'sorking? always 92 million people are not working. you point out and larry fink pointed out if you need someone to do something specific, you may have to pay up and they're not in that 92 million. >> you can't find them. the yellen view is a lot of these people who've left the labor force will gradually come back in as demand picks up. but employers don't want them. employers are not looking at them. you look at the small business nfib which has been running for 30 something years it's reliable it's telling you small businesses can't find the people that they want and they're expecting to have to pay more. >> there's a very serious divide between what you're saying and what most -- and what other people say. i think about 50/50 when i mentioned fieldstein's piece that the fed doesn't understand that inflation is coming back other people say he's absolutely wrong. there's nothing to indicate that there's inflation on the horizon. >> there is -- >> it's amazing. >> an awful lot of evidenc