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it,ou look at why we bought it we saw something that looked like it could be indicted by more globalization. with a new pope was elected, we had "the huffington post italy" putting real-time content on the u.s. and i think we have some of the most unique coverage about the pope been chosen. there are other examples of that. it fits squarely into the content strategy i described. >> got it. okay. i think we're going to turn to the audience now. and there are three groundrules. that i've been asked to assess for you. one is that all questioners must identify themselves, accurately. [laughter] accurately. number two is that there is one brief question per person. please, no speeches. and third is questions and with the question mark. seems self-evident to me. that's what it says. we have one, two, three, four mics and i try to get to questioners on each mic over the next 20 minutes or so. 25 minutes. let's begin. >> i am formally a "new york times" reporter for about 13 years. i'm struggling with this issue of how you find news and how it's going. one of the things i worry most about is the co

we can focus on ourselves and look at ou ourselves as heros. k at our solutions are the boast. instead of coming in and listen being and learning first and then moving forward with the help that children need. >> are you encouraging these families to push the christian belief on these children or do you encourage them to try to adopt the children's native identity? >> well you know, any parent whether biological or adoptive is going to want to share the things they value the most with their children. if you are a progress sieve family you want to pass on the progressive values. and the same with any christian family they want their children to experience the same vision of god as a loving father. at the same time if we are simply motivated by. >> it's a controversial topic we appreciate your time tonight. >> my pleasure. >> india's festival of lights is underway. during celebrations for the holiday called diwali. they light lamps and set off fire crackers. but this year foreign production is making it a little less you a authentic. prayers are a

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they call themselves the key coachella they are decorated with murals that look like a page ou out of arabian knight. knights. but last friday the e aec wrote a letter to the school. on wednesday though started an on-line petition. the a dc director told me that once we were initially notified about this issue we ran it by a dozen individuals in our community to find out if we should take action. >> the overwhelm majority people in our community now gaz thought was offensive we asked if you it was offensive and 93% said, yes reducing diverse cultures is offensive and unacceptable. on the website office fernando disagrees isn't this school celebrating as much as possible anything from the arab culture? isn't that supposed to be a good thing. >> you can read this and more on the website at aljazeera.com. >> and straight ahead a million billion dollars discovery of har art stn by the nazis during the holocaust. >> and a woman who has become the world's eyes. the author of sketching guantanamo joins us in the studio. on inside story, we bring together unexpected voices closest to the stor

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ou good evening. no, just to say we're excitedblast about this resolution and we look forward to working with the staff and our union partners to figure out the details and come back to the board. we have grab and go breakfast so we think that having this opportunity will help participation and we have a breakfast expansion grantee elementary level with different schools our second chance breakfast. so thank you >> thank you. any comments from board members? did i lose >> i have some comments. >> wait i think we just lost quorum. in terms of go ahead >> first of all, i want to have my name added as a sponsor i'm extremely commented to this and it's important for our school nutrition program this is just in keeping iowa we want to do and that will have a huge impact on students. it's been what i understand from talking to the student nutrition managers i appreciate what ms. solomon said but we haven't had a big problem this is a better way to address the issue of managing food in the classrooms it's a given period of time people clean up together so we need to pay attention to that but so far it's not a

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ou will start to get these testimonials from satisfied customers they hope will help down the problem. gwen: so the apology after the health and human services apologized and now the president. looking at of them him bleeding in the polls and thinking we have to put an end to that? exactly k that is right. they are careful about the they cede to those that would like to change the law. it started low level and worked food chain and finally the president had to say those words, i am sorry. >> why are they so averse to changing this? meeting with our the senate democrats. nobody gets a two-hour meeting these days.sident was this interview partly democratic quell the fear? >> right. it was a two-hour meeting that -- message event of the day. that is how much he wants people listening.is >> they were not saying we are behind you this is great. >> no, they came out and there beating around the bush, they were very critical of the president. of are very worried all those democrats who were in that room except one are facing re-election. is a couple of things going on. one, if there are changes to the for example you delay the mandate requiring people to enrollment tend the period, that so

look at the money, always follow the money in these things. cuccinelli was outspent by $15 million, candidate inn@ alabama ou outspent 5 to 1. all about money, if this sayy anything to the american voter, it says hop onboard, call it what youment, a tea party or not that is just a name, i say hop onboard with people who want to fight the elite in washington, d.c. neil: we have chatted about this before. you think that the shut down actually got people off message? your concerns about ealthcare law, which is coming home to roost now, they never got it because the shut down got in the way. it hurt cuccinelli that was valuable time wasted. >> it might have been a distraction, but if republicans had stuck to gguns it would not have been, what real people business is leadership, they just wan leadership. neil: you sound like chris christie. >> that is something about christie, he does have ta leadership however low hard. neil: tea parties don't like him. >> he does not stand for tea party values. >> he said he does, what gets your goat. >> he has never been pressed by the establishment on take a stand on for example amnesty, he i

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ller: i'm watching this, i'm looking at all of this, 10-1 that's just what's above the table. outy candidate deciding votes, which is always he case. they're going to call this a mandate but this is like a basketball team having to play with one less player and the officials all on one side. i think the media is doing is disservice by reporting the score but not talking about the political machinations that allow this kind of crap to happen. that's basically it. host: ok, thanks for the call. a caller from richmond, virginia. caller: i am so glad terrir mcauliffe did win. i'm a staunch democrat. with all the shutdowns and everything, that plays a big part in why we got so many people that came out and really voted. i am so glad and thank for letting me speak. host: thanks for the call. we have returns from the special election in alabama, bradley burn who is viewed as the establishment candidate, mean manager support from business groups, winning against dean young, another race to keep in mind because dean young, a tea party favorite in that alabama special election. saw the ann

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