even though it is noticed for 6 o'clock commissioner norton and commissioner president murase and ourself are not available until 6:30 even though it's a late notice we'll serve the notice for the public and ms. casco inform the staff so they'll not have to sit around before we begin and the last thing i wanted to say we are for the one we have two items on the agenda the update on legislation this is the gossiping of our annual process of legislation so all the members of the board have encouraged to come watch for the list of bills, etc. so you can be in on the committee and the second thing we're going to discuss the process for the appointment ever our representative to the elections committee sow we've received four applicants; is that right? 3 and so we'll be discussing the process the way the process is the committee will be interviewing the applicants at the next meetings or the next if we decide we may need a special meeting and if anyone want to comment on the process tomorrow night and they'll met ad hoc committee on february '57 and not a meeting an city college joint meeting

every point in every game is crucial right now and you have to keep playing good hockey avenue give ourself chance to keep running games and hopefully get back and keep standing. >> in buffalo we obviously cannot take them lightly it will be a tough game. all games are tough. we have to come out in the first period. and show them we're here to take points from them. >> ray emorry will get the start. tonight razor has been razor sharp filling in for injured steve mason. they're casing boston bruins 7 points out 7 games to go including tonight in about how far low. >>> phillies pitchers and catchers report to spring training in just three days, and general manager reuben amaro expects cole hamels, cliff lee and jonathan papelbon to be there even though he's shopping all three. phils equipment truck arrived in clearwater. hey some palm trees. when the rest of the players arrived like ryan howard jason stark tells us he think it will be uncomfortable club house. >> i know reuben said it will not be awkward to have ryan howard around. i would like to hear him say that. i don't know how it cannot

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it looked ourself that there was a lot of responders with flashing lights on vehicles. you could see the tank cars and you could tell that it is another toxic disaster in west virginia. >> yeah, you hear about cruise spilling into the river, and it reminds us that there was a big leak and water was shut down for days. this is not something that west virginians are not accustomed it to. >> no, it it is like a toxic ground hogs day. i saw a sign in a restaurant here on the way here, sorry, closed, no water. >> west virginia is intensively extractive. it is the heart of coal country, but it could be happening in lots of other places. this is the wall street journal investigation. finding the training is difficult when in states that do not consider it top secret. what do you say to those, bob, who say this is the reason that we should be billing more pipelines among them. >> that is a nonstarter. the fact of the matter is what we ought to be doing is leaving the stuff in the ground period. when you this crude oil that has such profound composition that they cannot stop it

i have to wonder if we've come so far that now we can make a choice for ourself to be totally dominatedn -- >> i'm for that choice. >> i am just not for that. >> well, you can dominate them back. choose to be the dominator, dana. >> you have your finger on the button. >> that was g-rated. >> i mean, the thing is who is going to -- i want to see the first guy giving that as a gift to his -- >> that's actually a good point. who is going to go as a couple to this movie. >> girls will go together. >> i don't know one single man that bought that book. not one and it sold millions and monthlies of k0e7scopies. >> you bought the book? >> i read it at the library. >> and they had to escort you out. >> imagine on valentine's taking your date to sna?hat to that? i mean i would. >> better than a michael moore movie. >> we what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has

we need things to protect ourself. >> bopra rishthey're calling on the u.s. military to intervene but they have watched as the ancient artifacts were being destroyed. >> showing the bull being taking a sledge hammer to it. this is an ancient artifact that's excited thousands and thousands and thousands of years. >> to me as far as i am concerned this is the 21st century holocaust. >> the u.s. government should alaw turkey to have a safe heaven there. >> the department of homeland security is funded for one more week. a funding bill passed the house yesterday and 357 too 60 with supports to both parties and president obama has signed up. conservatives apose the bill because it allowed president obama to block the deportation of the undocumented immigrants. time is 8:10 and weather wise showers are headed our way. >> wayyeah maybe a rainbow or thunderstorm. partly cloudy skies and wind as well. a little bit of everything for the last day of february. come back and we will talk about march temperatures and rainfall amounts all in a few minutes. >> okay. lisa, we

let us go back to our own people, live among our own kind and solve our problems ourselfs. if the white man doesn't want us to, since we can't get along together on this continent. let us separate. let the government give us everything we need establish our own independent economic system in society and thereby we'll be able to solve our own problems ourselves and we'll be able to prove we're part of the human family and do for ourselves what others have bun -- done and then we'll be able to stop blaming the white man for what he has done and stop begging the white man to solve our problems, we'll be able to solve our problems ourselves. >> thank you very much. that's it. >> american history tv's real america brings you arc iverbal films that help tell the story of the 20th century and often provide content for current events. all weekend long american history tv be featuring greensboro, north carolina home of the guildford county court house. although american forces lost the courthouse during the fighting, it led to the eventual surrender at yorktown by john -- general ge

they remind us of what our parents taught us in terms of black people need to do for ourself, support own institutions, need to be morally upright. >> elijah muhammad almost became like a surrogate father to him. and he truly believed in the work that elijah muhammad was doing. it was very similar to the work his father was doing. >> i thank allah for you. you're always willing to go anywhere that i go. [ applause ] >> i was in prison. i was a very wayward criminal, backward, illiterate, uneducated type of person, until i heard the teachings of the honorable elijah muhammad. because of the impact that it had on me and giving me a desire to rehabilitate myself for the first time in my life and be able to see the effect' it had n others this is what made me accepted. >> it transformed him into malcolm x, the greatest truth teller of the black condition that we've known in the 20th century. >> prior to hearing what he teaches, i had no interest in anything serious or any educational pursuits. >> when he came out of prison in 1952, he, you know, met elijah muhammad and he invited him to s

in a written statement they said we intend to vigorously defend ourself and our brand.beneful is backed by our strict quality controls and comprehensive food safety program. bottom line consumers can continue to feed beneful with total confidence. >> i don't think they are, to be honest with you, worried about consumers. it's their bottom line they're worried about. >> now he says he misses his dog dozer terribly and doesn't want to see any other animals suffer. i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, jodi. new information tonight about a fight in a quiet east bay neighborhood that left one man dead. police responded to a 911 call about two men fighting at a home in hercules yesterday. they found a trail of blood going from the driveway to the house. inside they found a wounded woman and a dead man's body. paramedics took the woman to the hospital. she's in critical condition. police arrested a suspect a few blocks away. at this point they say it's too early to say what led to the fight or if it was a botcheded robbery. >> it sounds like science fiction. th

i have to wonder if we've come so far that now we can make a choice for ourself to be totally dominatedwell, you can dominate them back. choose to be the dominator, dana. >> you have your finger on the button. >> that was g-rated. >> i mean, the thing is who is going to -- i want to see the first guy giving that as a gift to his -- >> that's actually a good point. who is going to go as a couple to this movie. >> girls will go together. >> i don't know one single man that bought that book. not one and it sold millions and monthlies of k0e7scopies. >> you bought the book? >> i read it at the library. >> and they had to escort you out. >> imagine on valentine's taking your date to sna?hat to that? i mean i would. >> better than a michael moore movie. >> we return to the news of the day, the death of the jordanian pilot by ices. we'll return in a minute. test. test. >>> sick barbarians released another video. this showed the jordan pilot being burned alive in a cage. jordan's king delivered a message calling on his country to stand together following the execution. somebody mentioned they w

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incident they used to say it is not our war, keep us out we have not participated in the any war we kept ourself away from the war in iraq, we kept ourselves in the war in syria, and the war in the lebanon, so it's not our war but after this incident, every jordanian feels effected. it is like he the son of every family to stand behind their leadership and to join the coalition forces. >> you talk about the ground troops and jordan is said to have the best social forces in the region i think they have 14,000 of them, would you expect to see if there are ground troops that iraq would welcome them? or they would go into syria. >> in fact, they are there are coordinating with the iraqis and iraqi. >> . >> so they are helping with the training. >> yes but talking about the strength ovistsive and major city that is under the hands of isil, then they will mar to syria, so the plan now to bring jordanian from the curds, and iraqi troops which they are now mobilizes together and the coalition of maybe the united states, and they will work together i think the attack of mosul is coming in the summer. >>

this is the top five snowfalls we've had in boston and we're going to easily catapult ourself into that with the next storm. look at what it looks like when you have four-foot snow drifts covering your car. dude where's my car. boston has a great way to handle the snow event. they hire what is called snow melting machines. i actually didn't know they existed. $600,000 for two of these. that melts 350 tons per hour. that's about $4,000 an hour just to melt the snowfall. >> and they're going to need a lot of snow -- a little salt. >> they're going to need a lot of salt more snow melting machines. did you guys know they existed. >> well funny things yes. only because i covered the snow up there. >> we learn something new every day. >> aefr very clever to mix in dude where's my car. >> the movie reference. you got it. i'm so glad you got that. they don't call me dvd for nothing. >> van damn dvd thank you so much. >> now u.s. spekt courtupreme court court juice ys scalia and ginsberg would seem to be polar opposites. but they're friends. >> as pamela brown tells us neither of them is showing

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drivers are being told to stay off the roads after freezing raincoated them in ourself, more than 1500 flights have been canceled. winter storm warnings have also spread rather to other u.s. states including new mexico colorado, utah, and arizona. just ahead, raul take as look at tuesday's champions league action. and in doha, where a decision has been taken to move the 2022 world cup. not so a different country but to a different time of year. >> reports from doha. >> reasonable from the moment qatar was awarded the world cup, the question as to exactly when it would be played began temperatures in the gulf state can exceed zero degrees celsius during the usual tournament window of june and july. pitch farmer did class the bid at high risk, because of the weather. now after a six month consultation process involving vested interest from all over the football world a final proposal has been made. that to world cup should be played in november, and december. >> there is not one solution supported by all but there is one solution that is coming out which is december 2022. >> for now this

now we insert ourself, they're going to bring us into the mix. they want to have bravado theater shock to add to their campaign of recruiting and it's working. it tends to backfire. we know that when it comes to long term analysis. >> thank you very much with that breaking news. >>> next just how precise are these air strikes? we'll show the weapons being used and exactly how the targets have been chosen to so far there's been more than 2,000 air strikes in the war against iraq and syria. >>> did the pilot's accidentally crash the plane because they shut down the wrong engine? >>> aaron hernandez, the former nfl star on trial for murder. what did the jurors see inside his home and at the crime scene today? there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with cialis for daily use, you don't have to plan around either. it's the only daily tablet approved to treat erectile dysfunction so you can be ready anytime the moment is right. plus cialis treats the frustr

we have all of the international law we have all of the cooperation we have, so we don't involve ourselfstate war, is based on trust. but if we keep breaking those bonds of trust, we will undo this great thing that we've created. this great thing the internet that has given us communication shopping. he was a big fan of shopping and commerce. he thought it would create bonds of trust. he said if it moves to somebody else's shores, we'll learn about their culture. so we need to continue to engage in the sharing of ideas and commerce and we have to stop, i think, he would say we have to stop thinking about short-term goals of militarization of cyberspace, spying on our enemies and breaking down the relationships that we have to enforce our rights claims. so the think i like to think about this if you were to quote neo from thefá matrix i can't tell you the future but i can tell you how it's begun and we need to stop militarizing cyberspace and think back to the claims of justice, how we enforce our rights how we utilize our allies. how we make laws and stop engaging in what he would call d

need to really come up work hard pick up ourselves mentally and skillwise, we need to really pick up ourselfome hard in the next games because now we have the edge. >> it's been a frustrating day for co-host australia, their match against bangladesh was a washout. heavy rain prevented any playing in brisbane. michael clark had been set to make his return from injury. both teams take 1 point from the game. >> in a few minutes, sri lanka take on afghantan looking to make it two wins out of 2. later on, the big one with world champions take okay south africa. the men in blue are full of confidence after beating pakistan in their opener. they are up against a side they have never beaten at the world cup. >> tennis now roman i can't mona hallip has won the dubai championships, the top seed beat pilskova in the final claim her 10th wta singles title and second of the year. the win insures halep will climb back to number 3 in the world rankings. >> ten-time nba all star chris bosh is out for the rest of the season at least. the miami heat forward has blood clots on one of his lungs, bosch has been

how much confidence should americans have in the forces that we are aligning ourself with whether thatan forces to train up or even the iraqi military who in the early stages of this fight just turned tail and ran away? >> and that was -- in the early on performance of iraqi brigades up in the north, certainly surprised us as well. that is a result of three years of neglect but the prime minister. that is why this is so important, we have to raise the combat power and capability of iraqi services and we have to get after training and advising a moderate syrian so they can get inside of isil. and i want to talk about the strike by jordanian pilots. people have the wrong impression that this was separate and away from coalition air-strikes. u.s. aircraft performed some support missions for that. those missions were carefully planned and the targets were carefully chosen. it was part of a greater air tasking for the day, so it was a coalition mission even though the bombs were dropped by the jordanian, it was a greater mission for the day. >> and our questions by americans is how far we w

rob, can you do your thing of saving us from ourselfs?ie about a gorilla that climbed the empire state building. >> what was it? >> king kong. >> anyway -- this is my transition albeit horribly to the live shot of new york city. oh, god. call the emmys. >> sometimes it's really easy and sometimes it's a stretch. >> i need that for my reel. 35 degrees will the event or 30-ish will be the eventually high temperature. right now outside 14. chilly stuff and parts of the lower hudden frozen over looking like the ice age. clear skies last night, snowpack so that released the heat and that's why it's so cold this morning and not going to warm up a whole lot. 30 degrees for the high. 29 degrees in philadelphia. we'll be warming up a little bit tomorrow as that next storm comes in. that's when we'll have the rain/snow line over the new york city area. >>> this line demarcates dry cool air to the north. 56 in birmingham. south of say, daytona, it'll be warm and muggy and showery across parts of southern florida. here's the snow band st. louis, wint

newsroom yesterday and that's the reason we got on a plane last night to come over here and see for ourself ifs this is a real tipping point. because if it is it will be an historical one. and if it works we might be able to slow this thing down. or that's the thinking of the leaders in play. and, man i hope they're right. >> i hope they're right. shep, i know it's early in the morning there and you've been up all night. appreciate you being with us. shep smith in amman jordan tonight. >>> when isis kills an american, president obama went golfing. when isis kills a jordanian pilot, the king executes terrorists. next reaction plus tonight president obama met behind closed doors with american muslim leaders at the white house today. did he tell them to publicly denounce radical islam? we'll get a report straight ahead. every truck can tow a boat. every truck can climb a hill. every truck can haul a trailer. but not everyone can say they're the fastest-growing truck brand... in america. guts. glory. ram. >>> it will be authentic. it's just one more indication of the viciousness and barbarity o

when we realized this is true we now find ourself in a new political reality.hatever happen next we're at war right now. yes. speaking about simon, when you have one man rule in the country and when it's ruled by the person that's putin, who is sitting in hatred and like ruling the state propaganda machine, you never can tell what's going to happen next. and to what extent. but this is basically the first political murder we face in 20 years in russia. >> anna can i ask you before i let you go. as someone a member of the opposition someone who was a spokesperson for another opposition representative do you believe this is going to silence some of those voices? >> i'm pretty sure that those people who are there now, they know for sure that boris himself would like to us continue our fight and to fight for his beliefs and to voice our opinion regardless of that. so i'm pretty sure that everyone's going to stand up and it won't fear anyone. though putin is personally responsible for what is happening and what happened to boris himself, i'm pretty sure we will cont

yes, we're repeating ourself because it happened in the movie gun hog day. it is february 2nd this morning. you can see how sloppy it the is outside in our neighborhood in olde city. i want to thank ralphito for this tweet it looked like somebody dumped a slurpee on the city and that is how slushy it is outside. so, very good. >> so, we've got ultimate doppler radar and we have got rain to the south, and the ice in the middle and then the snow to the north and unfortunately hard hit areas like boston are getting pounded once again with snowfall this morning. for us, the changeover has happen. here we have check punxsutawney, pennsylvania and it is raining there right now. now, the the dry slot is moving in. so maybe by 7:00 rain will be gone but probably still be kind of cloudy there, here's ultimate doppler for our area, and as you can see here in philadelphia it has change over to rain but a few icy spots happening in chester county. you will see pink out there, travel tricky to the north of that in berks county we have accumulating snow in allentown and s

with oil being so high at one point we kind of moved ourself off on being dependent on foreign countriest hate us. there has been good things, not to mention the consumers wallets. the fact we're energy independent is big bonus from all that happened. david: there is a lot of good come out of this, no doubt. gm reporting an astounding 91% jump in profits last quarter. so is this just an oil bounce or is this a sign the economy is really turning around? tracy, what do you think? >> i think they're giving them away for free, david. 0% financing, you have to be kidding me. david: true. >> with all respect to the little green vehicles you can't fit anything in it. we're still a society that needs stuff and has kids and needs to go places. with oil down, it was a no-brainer buy an suv. david: todd, gas-guzzlers are selling. >> it is gas-guzzlers. she said 0% finance, you realize the average guy with 0% finance paying all 7% with all the deductions. we're pay by the month society. go out, i can afford it by the month i'm going to get it. now they're really paying 7% interest versus zero that y

because we have restrained ourself, we're able to give a half billion dollars back to the people of thisstate. so -- [ applause ] is. >> so now we're going to have a little bit of an explanation of all this so to make sure we're all on the same page, let's remember what tax cuts do to strengthen ohio. when people get to keep more of their money, the money they earn they have more control over their lives. when they come to keep more they've got more control. they have more power to decide their futures, more flexibility to respond to the changes in their lives or changes in the economy. folks, it's not the government's money that we let them keep it's ohioans money. it's our money and we want them keep as much of it as possible because what they do they will always know how to spend it better than government ever could. in other words when they've got the money they're going to do a bet job of exercising choice than any government will ever do for them. don't forget that. [ applause ] but here's another thing you need to understand. low taxes singh pool in job creators that ohio is a saf

we would have given over 6,000 americans' blood and treasure of our lives and soldiers committed ourselfhey continues to just be in turmoil. and to put more americans in jeopardy jeopardy, what we need to do is make sure we are able to help them enengage, whether the jordanians we've seen them engage in a stroopgng way now the kurds in a strong way, hopefully getting the iraqi army back up to engage and do a better job. we need the turks to get involved. we need the saudis to get involved. >> how would any of this, senator, deflect from that or move away from that? because the president has already made it very clear look i'm not for sending in ground troops. there are a lot of republicans who are against that and maybe other democrats, i haven't had a pecking order breakdown here but i know the fear seems to be that we have sort of like an afghanistan do whatever you want, mr. president, was the big bane of the whole george bush experience and you're looking for something more tempered. but is it your fear that, not the powers you give to this president, but the powers you give to his s

community making films, they're very important because they shape in part how we see america, how we see ourselfhow black people looking bad, being criminals, that's bad for our self-image, that's bad for the way white americans see us. this is an important issue, but it's very difficult to change rev. i don't have the solutions right here. i wish i did, or if i had i'd be out in hollywood helping you implement them. you see tyler perry out there creating his own film studio working outside of the hollywood system and making change himself and making films that a lot of black people love to go see. but this is going to be a very difficult problem similar to how do we further integrate congress, how do we further integrate wall street these are difficult issues. >> one thing is we've got to keep raising the issues. let me switch to the academy awards itself. who is your pick for best picture? >> best picture will go to "birdman." that was my choice for best film of last year. an amazingly made piece of art. i enjoy this discussion of a man who feels like he's at the bottom creatively career wise,

the panama canal when he's president and his focusing on building that shortcut that we can protect ourself ourselves. you don't have to have the navy go all the way down south america and up. that we had that shortcut. incidentally, now as i speak to you, the panama canal's being doubled in size and has continued to be very important to america's navymay havenavy but also american shipping. but once he gets beyond being the scholar of the navy and hunting and all, of course he runs here in new york, becomes a legislator in albany. and he has that hair reing moment. he's a reformer. he wants to go after -- because of his honesty he wants to go after corruption his whole life. he's a prosecutor. his belief in leadership is being a prosecutor. the greatest thing to know about theodore roosevelt is he woke up every day wanting to get a bad guy. it's why he became a new york police commissioner. it's why when he was in dakota territory he became a sheriff. he met -- he was not a defense attorney type. and in the -- but he's in albany trying to become a reformer, going after corruption, and he f

can we spend ourself perpetually sbroo prosperity on borrowed money? >> senator i think we've obviously talked a lot about this issue of what the right measure is. i think a different way maybe to look at it that i think has been key for us in looking at this issue, the most important measure of a budget is whether it invests in the things that are going to grow our economy going forward and meets our obligations to our seniors. we're facing an unprecedents graphic challenge in terms of the baby boom retiring and i think it's particularly important when you look at it in that context that over the next not just ten years but 25 year, which our budget does, that the key tests of sustainability is first to make sure that debt is a share of gdp, is stabilized and is coming down. so, are you saying though that if we have our debt in relationship to gdp, going down, that we are in a sustainable budget posture? >> i think at a time when we're facing unprecedented demographic challenges, that that is the key fiscal test. second -- >> because our time is so sh

'90s maybe that things would turn out somewhat more easily, somewhat less complicated, now we see ourself con fronted with a whole wealth of conflicts complex ones at that. we worked together in afghanistan. we talked about this as well. germany has decided in its fight against isil to give help to deliver training missions, to deliver also weapons and if necessary, we work together on the iran nuclear program where we also enter into a crucial phase of negotiations. one particular priority was given to the conflict between ukraine and russia this morning. we stand up for the same principles of inviability of territorial integrity. as someone that comes from europe, if we give up this principle of territorial integrity of countries we will not be able to maintain the peaceful order of europe we've been able to achieve. this is not just any old point this is an essential al and crucial point. we have to stand by it and russia has violated territorial integrity of ukraine in two respects. in crimea and in don't neck. -- donetsk. we have required to come up with solutions but not in the sens

we actually don't pay ourself a salary. lynn: we would love to get setup that we can afford to pay a manager because this is overwhelming. lemonis: while shuler's bar-b-que's only open three days a week, it's overwhelming because it isn't just about serving the food three days a week. there's a lot of things that go into running a restaurant, and three days a week really turns into seven days' worth of work. lynn: my brother-in-law ewell has stepped in, and it's just been a joy having him here. ewell has been in managerial positions. lemonis: okay. norton: he is a genius with marketing. lynn: see, he's been working with us on that, and we've just seen a continual growth. lemonis: it seems to me that they need some help. they need a manager. and if ewell's that answer, well, i'd like to meet him. i need bigger plates. how you doing? i'm marcus. ewell: marcus? ewell. good to see you. lemonis: nice to meet you. jenny: hi. jenny. lemonis: jenny, nice to meet you. jenny: my sister. lemonis: she's your sister? okay. lemonis: and

ambassador and we can not verify ourself and it shows russian artillery or russian weaponry.ng here and there's a great fear that when midnight comes around it's going to bring silence over the guns here. back to you. >> well, we're glad that you and your crew are safe. do take care there. >> all right. let's bring in michael and he is the special monitor to ukraine. do you think that since we have heard the accessment from nick pay tan walsh that the cease fire is going to be honored by both sides. >> first of all, thanks for having us. what nick and frank have been reporting from the field is consistent with what we have been seeing as well. quiet heavy violence and for the past 24 hours one of our two remaining drowns have been targeted and it was not damaged. so we're hopeful of course just a few hours ago our secretary general and chief monitor issued a joint statement and that they had a measure and that they're very hopeful and why because the bloodshed has been continuing for weeks and weeks and months for the outflow of people is continuing and putting on a burden of

and the advertising market we find ourselfs in currently. he is coming up in the next hour.y more on bloomberg television. ♪ guy: i see a bad outcome. ek chancellor george osborne tells bloomberg about his fears over greece. ubs tumbles after cautioning that a strong swiss franc could hit businesses. we talked to shadow chancellor ed balls. good morning to our viewers in europe, good evening those in asia and a very warm welcome to those just waking up in the u.s. i'm guy johnson. this is "the pulse." we are live from bloomberg's european headquarters in london. europe is waiting. holding its breath for meetings on 2 political stories that had driven the 2015 new cycle. the european union has delayed sanctions on russia had of tomorrow's talks in minsk. as angela merkel and president obama present a united front in washington. the greek finance yanis varoufakis minister -- the greek finance minister yanis varoufakis will address parliament. greece topping the agenda istanbul, where the g-20 finance ministers are concluding a two day meeting. yesterday they named greece as th

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he knows that we have weakened ourself after the wall came down. we had 350,000 troops.t's no longer a deterrent strategy that we're facing here. we don't have the forces to do it. >> ukraine is a disaster. you don't believe the cease-fire will hold. russians are not going to pull out? >> they have taken cry enn crimea. they have taken eastern ukraine. they will keep nibbling away. not just in ukraine but elsewhere. >> you think estonia -- >> they have a large russian population. i used to be there. they were stationed in those three countries. >> general, thanks for joining us. very worrisome stuff. much more on the anti-isis offensive. the pentagon is preparing. why the u.s. is announcing its plans months beforehand. >>> the former new york city mayor rudy giuliani refusing to apologize for his controversial comments. tripling down and new remarks. we will tell you what he is saying now. he is not backing away from his assertion that the president of the united states does not love america. daughter: do you and mom still have money with that broker? dad: yeah, 20 somet

can we spend ourself perpetually sbroo prosperity on borrowed money? >> senator, i think we've obviously talked a lot about this issue of what the right measure is. i think a different way maybe to look at it that i think has been key for us in looking at this issue, the most important measure of a budget is whether it invests in the things that are going to grow our economy going forward and meets our obligations to our seniors. we're facing an unprecedents graphic challenge in terms of the baby boom retiring and i think it's particularly important when you look at it in that context, that over the next not just ten years, but 25 year, which our budget does, that the key tests of sustainability is first to make sure that debt is a share of gdp, is stabilized and is coming down. so, are you saying though that if we have our debt in relationship to gdp, going down, that we are in a sustainable budget posture? >> i think at a time when we're facing unprecedented demographic challenges, that that is the key fiscal test. second -- >> because our time is so

inserting ourself into kaleidoscope mosaic, trying to train one faction to go after quote, terroristscould be more destablizing in the long run. >> sama'a, if i could ask you if there is anything that will ask u.s. attention as much as terrorism it is iran. there is a press reports of a greater iranian role in yemen especially backing houthis. can i get your sense first of all how extensive is this? one iranian shown up all of sudden became an iranian division in yemen or is more serious? what is your sense iran wants to accomplish by having a presence in yemen? >> i think it is clear they don't luke saudi arabia and their presence is to undermine saudi arabia first and foremost. to create allies in the arabian peninsula. they don't have a lot of friends there but this is a growing force. to answer this question with certainty or clear answer is very hard. the houthi movement itself is kind of a mysterious movement. we don't know if they're practicing as they used to be. there are new holidays they're celebrating not part of the traditional sadi sect practiced in yemen. what i call th

let's rededicate ourself to our nation's unfinished work. let's recognize that all love is equal and extend marriage rights to all of our citizens once and for all. . all americans have access to fundamental right let's finish -- the work the senate has started and pass comprehensive immigration he reform bill, let's last the employment nondiscrimination act so no american can be fired simply because who they love or who they are. let's allow our neighbors and freppeds who put in a full day's work whether in the mail room or boardroom, provide their families with a living wage. lincoln modestly believed no one would long remember his address that day at gettysburg, but we do remember and strive to honor those who have sacrificed and struggled and continue to struggle for equality because we believe as dr. king spoke of on the steps of lincoln's own sacred memorial that one day this nation will rise up, live out the true meaning of its creed. we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal. thank you, i yield back. the

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they've got one candidate ready to coordinate ourself and they have a sit l vice president who can'twho's been running for president since before i could vote. republican voters are going to have a real choice. that means real debates about new ideas. and speaking of debates, i'm proud to tell you what the days of the media calling the shots in our primary debates are over. you know in the past in the past, you know, the media got to decide when and where and how many debates there were. not anymore. at the rnc, we created a new system for a reasonable number of debates. by the way how many people here think it's a good idea for us to have 23 debates in front of people like chris matthews? this time we're going to assist in choosing debate partners and panelists, not the other way around. conservative media will have a voice and a process. for example, we just announced that salem radio, the home of hue huet and bill bennett will partner for the debates with cnn, so the field day for the liberal media is over. at the rnc, we've also reformed the primary process so that more republica

have we so hamstrung ourself with bureaucracy that we can no longer do those great pilleding -- building projects as a nation? i hope that the anti-is no -- answer is no, but if the answer is yes, we have the ability in this chamber to change it to no. we are a society that does great, great things. we do have responsibilities that are great, great responsibilities. and we cannot accomplish those in a partisan way. we cannot accomplish those without partnership and cooperation. for the next two years madam speaker, we have an opportunity to move bills out of a republican-led congress that gets signed by a democratic-led white house. kind of way the founding fathers envisioned it. i'm pleased to be a small part of it today. with that, madam speaker i yield back the balance of my time. i move the previous question. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the question is on ordering the previous question on the resolution. those in favor say aye. those opposed, no. mr. hastings: madam speaker -- the speaker pro tempore: in the opinion of the chair, the ay