i say, panama. panama, that is very interesting because i actually am working in on a project in panama about these people who have gum disease, but it's genetically inherited. so i said, really. and there is a big relationship, and i've seen that, some countries do not pay enough attention to the dentist. if one doesn't take care of one's teeth, one could have problems, bacterial problems and kidney disease and some other type of complications. >> well, the structural setup -- [inaudible] over there. >> yeah, exactly. absolutely. it should be -- yes, it should be integrated. unfortunately, when one gives a talk like this, one should just try to get to the core of the problem because it's so complex on so many issues. but in the holistic health system that would provide also for people going to the doctor and feeling well about it. and i don't see that many people have that attitude comparatively to other world. so it should be mental, psychological, it should be spiritual, too, because many of thes

expandingthe first from the panama canal. port miami in summer 2015 will be big ship ready.s our phrase, big ship ready. bloomberg national correspondent carol massar with us there. when we come back, holiday travel can mean more road trips, more junk food as well. we will tell you why the golden arches took down its own employee resource website. alix steel with me with that story, next. ♪ >> the foremost leaders from around the globe meet at the 2014 world economic forum in their posts, switzerland. political leaders, ceos on our rapidly changing world. >> the euro is here to stay. >> bloomberg has you covered. >> we speak to the movers and shakers in davos. >> i have been looking for to this conversation. >> davos 2014. starts january 2 on bloomberg television. >> welcome back to "money moves" on a bloomberg television and streaming all day long on your tablet and phone and bloomberg.com. one bit of real estate news to share. billionaire tech investor paul allen finally sold his 300-acre private island. this is according to a listing on redfin. the island was originally l

it already had that notorious name being the school of the assassins it was close in panama it was moved to fort benning georgia and from then on the united states was just kind of picking out soldiers from across latin america to train here in the united states as a way of kind of building cooperation with military leaders in latin america so that the u.s. could kind of thwart the communist. expansion throughout latin america over the years of course that's evolved into the u.s. as push for counter narcotics fighting the drug war and what ends up happening is just like father said in the in the interview u.s. ends up just protecting its interests in these places and if democracies in the way of democracy is often the victim. really quickly let's break this down for people who are watching because it is really fascinating i mean we had a school originated to fight communism or to use it through the war on communism for our own devices it's transformed into a school based in fort benning georgia that americans pay for with our tax dollars to train not americans to train the latin american

eleven latin american dictators have trained at the school including the infamous manuel noriega of panama and got their man as if an angel is more and who oversaw the genocide of almost two thousand indigenous mayans during his brutal reign in the one nine hundred eighty s. every year the gates to the school of the americas in fort benning georgia serve as a meeting ground for thousands of activists from across the u.s. canada and latin america who have one clear message. to shut it down september eleventh nine hundred seventy three there was a military dictatorship that was funded by the cia funded by the us and part of that dictatorship was you know having people tortured and disappeared and incarcerated as political prisoners and the folks that did that torture were trained here at the school of the americas called the school of the assassins father roy was a witness to killings in central america founded the school of the americas watch one thousand nine hundred ninety and has been putting on this annual event for the last twenty three years it's about how the pressure on with the off

it already had that notorious name being the school of the assassins it was close in panama it was moved to fort benning georgia and from then on the united states was just kind of picking out soldiers from across latin america to train here in the united states as a way of kind of building cooperation with military leaders in latin america so that the u.s. could kind of thwart the communists. expansion throughout latin america over the years of course that's evolved into the u.s. as push for counter narcotics fighting the drug war and what ends up happening is just like father said in the in the interview u.s. ends up just protecting its interests in these places and if democracies in the way of democracy is often the the victim. really quickly let's break this down for people who are watching because it is really fascinating i mean we had a school originated to fight communism or to use it through the war on communism for our own devices it's transformed into a school based in fort benning georgia that americans pay for with our tax dollars to train not americans to train the latin ame

under the application before the fda aqua bounty would spend their eggs to panama where they would growhe salmon from tank farms to avoid any chance they would get out and mix with the salmon population. then they would be sent back to the states for sale. here at seattle's famed pike place fish market the idea of gm salmon is not tossed around lightly. >> for kara. [ cheering ] >> what would you say to me if i said the words genetically modified salmon. >> no! >> why no? >> welding worried that a genetically modified fish would escape. >> this guy is really big. he's about 28.3 grams. >> reporter: dr. bob devlin is a scientist wit , he's involved with the science and the impact it might have on the environment. >> reporter: you're telling me that these transgenic fish have been able to eat all they want, and they're the exact same egg as those wild type fish. >> brothers and sisters. >> who have been able to eat all they want. >> that's right. >> when dr. devlin first told me that these fish were the same age, i was blown away. i almost didn't believe him. i can see why this would be m

military forces, a nighttime invasion of panama and sporadic fighting continuing this evening.ut noriega remains at large tonight. >> have a great weekend. >>> armed and amount run. right now the search is on for five men involved in a violent home invasion robbery in fremont. how the thieves got away, coming up. >>> plus you can not giving up hope. the major step the family of a young oakland teenager is doing today to keep her from being taken off a ventilator. >>> and how b.a.r.t. and local police officers are coming together to protect holiday shoppers today. >>> take a look outside at san francisco, the trans america building and the city of st. francis it is friday, december 20th, this is ""today in the bay."" >>> good morning, everyone, it is 4:30, christmas almost

particularly in panama it was primitive.ere they lived was much more comfortable. they had a nice apartment. it was air-conditioned. she had a difficult time in terms of the environment. she did not do well in the heat. there were times when she suffered some health problems. >> there were a number of generals elected to the white house. how does the world prepare the first couple for life in the white house? >> with ike there were all kinds of executive and administrative decisions he was used to making, but for mamie, the entertaining of heads of state while he was commander of nato, according to her own testimony was something that really prepared her for entertaining at the white house. she knew how to do it. she was confident about doing it. she actually loved that part of the role. >> hi, jeffrey, you are on. >> my question was about how politically involved she was before she was in the white house. the general was not political before he was elected president. i was wondering if mamie was more difficult than her husb

de panamÁ para el mundo. un hombre con un Éxito extraordinario.da que te estÁ viendo. que le quieres decir a toda esa gente. >>> principalmente un saludo, ya madrugada. >>> hora del este son las 2:32. >>> poco tiempo queda para llegar a la meta. un saludo a todos los latinos, los latinos somos gente que no se deja, gente que se apoya, viene navidad, es el mejor momento para meter a la mano al bolsillo, es momento de apoyar a los niÑos, los papÁs que son unos hÉroes, a pesar de todos los problemas, ya estamos para apoyar a la teletÓn. >>> falta una cosa solamente. >>> quÉ falta? >>> tienes que mocharte. >>> si, uno tiene que hablar muchas cosas, pero hay que mocharte. >>> y lo vamos a hacer a tu ritmo que dice: oh, oh, eh... >>> perreo don francisco. >>> con el corazÓn en la mano gracias a todos. gracias porque estuvieron con nosotros y no les importo el tiempo. >>> gracias a todos los hÉroes colaboraron. >>> ustedes son los que deciden cÓmo termina esta noche. vamos a ser hÉroes de corazÓn. gracias. los queremos. >>> bien, nosotros tambiÉn los que

an expansion of the panama canal means behemoths like these will need a place to unload. port of miami wants to reel in this business. carol massar shows us how. >> it is a big day for port miami. the long-awaited delivery of cranes, costing $40 million. they traveled more than 90 days from shanghai, battling storms along the way. >> these cranes that are coming in, they are huge. >> four of the world's largest. they have a reach of 22 containers across. they are the big boys. >> the cranes are needed for big ships, which now mostly dock in california. miami is hoping more goods will arrive. >> you will see ships carrying triple the volume. >> this means digging out port miami. >> this will go to 50 feet, the same depth as the panama canal. >> getting the goods to shore is one part of the strategy, getting them out as fast as possible is the other. >> it took us two years to dig the tunnel. >> more than a quarter of the money the port is spending is being spent on this title under the biscayne bay. >> we will provide a link from a major interstate right to the port. >> th

that is a pretty attractive component. >> ok, because you mentioned panama, my head is there. youe have access to? >> we believe this remains the best infrastructure in the world. the realities are, there are other parts of the world that are attractive. we think the united states should form the core of most individual investors. >> all right, thank you very much for the time. doug, the private wealth management expert, joining us on timberland. coming up, a combat veteran turned entrepreneur. he will be joining us with an energy drink that can help athletes, as well. we are back. ♪ >> welcome back to "money moves" on bloomberg television, streaming all day long on your tablet and online at bloomberg.com. a veteran that served to her is in iraq and afghanistan, he thought his troop needed an energy drink to energize but without caffeine. he created a vitamin/dietary supplement, bringing in millions next year expected, and he is , and heder of ruckpack brought some bottles in case i get a little sleepy. so how do you create this while you were in the field? there is a tight gr

feet, thell go to 50 same depth as the panama canal.shore ishe goods one part of the strategy, getting them out as fast as possible is the other. to digook us two years the tunnel. >> more than a quarter of the money the port is spending is being spent on this title under the biscayne bay. >> we will provide a link from a major interstate right to the point. -- the port. loaded onto not trucks will be on a ramp fanning out to destinations all over the country. a bigami is hoping for payoff, a doubling of container yearsss over the next six and 33,000 new jobs. critics say that might be to have, considering miami is one of several ports vying for the business. >> we are the first port in, last port out. we will be big ship ready. >> carol massar, bloomberg miami. want to buy big machines, there are a few companies that make them. caterpillar, the world's biggest maker of mining equipment. they make some of the biggest earthmoving equipment on the planet. here are the top five biggest from the "lunch money" archives. >> you can catch all

kilómetros y luego llegar a ciudad de méxico bajara a chiapas para cruzar a suramérica, pasará por panamácleta supe que era en serio. >> el trayecto lo registrará en esta cámara. >> siempre hay miedo pero es parte del reto. >> a su despedida acudieron los padres y compañeros ciclistas. >>ees fácil de decir, pero él tiene preparación y más de 10 años preparándose. >> antes de juan luis pedaleó en la riviera maya. >> en la primera parte ira solo pero también será acompañado en un recorrido por dos ciclistas mexicanos. >> regresamos con ustedes a los estudios. >> mucha suerte para él, hoy fue día de títulos, san lorenzo de almagro campeon, león en méxico también campeón, vamos con los detalles. >> sí, gracias y te saludo con gusto, ya tenemos campeón, resumen ahora. >> américa y león se enfrentaron en el azteca y el león llegaba con una ventaja de dos por cero, y se quitó a dos y el balón pegó en el poste, cuatro minutos más tarde y mauro saca el disparo y el azteca calla, pero a pesar de esto, las las Águilas del américa llegaban una y otra vez, disparo de sambueza y empataba a uno, locura

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including some of these issues such as the panama canal treaty.he energy crisis and those of you around remember the long gas lines people suffered through, inflation was high and there was a recession going on, mortgages in the high double digits and the panama canal treaty and cab david accords and negotiation of the missile treaty and big issue that framed the latter half of the white house was iranian crisis. mrs. carter was involved in mental health and created the mental health coalition. >> the pivotal point for her was when he was running for governor for georgia and people came up to her mentioned problems that they had had in their family and particularly the stigma that was attached to mental health issues. that was the beginning of it. and she had a strong mental health program in georgia and then at the white house. >> we will take a call and then learn more about the announcement of the mental health commission. barbara is watching us is nashville. you are on the air. caller: in 1976 we were invited to the white house. my husband was

overthrow governments or assassinate their leaders both rolled oats of ecuador and to rehearse of panama were assassinated because i was unable to corrupt them i couldn't get them to accept these conditions. he didn't see. who condemned the world bank the i.m.f. the exam lenders in general is a clear example. there was a coalition of interests against him by the great powers governments pre-sold. companies and international institutions. who gave the order to assassinate. the assassination plots of course is that i don't know but what is clear is that those who assassinated him since he knew that they did it to defend certain interests in these interests they would the interest of lenders that's for sure most of. do you think that you as a representative of the. gazan government and government in general could achieve that easing off live for the palestinian people through all the way they communicate through the way they present themselves to the wall to communique need we need respectful of from all of the kind of governments good and to recognize this government which recollected a fr

william jennings bryan was not concerned after all we have an emotional sides franklin ruled the panama canal was still one year from being opened and a navy on each side of the country but they could not communicate with each other. we had a helpless navy and it was anticancer army was even worse it was even smaller than the army of portugal we were not in a position to get involved in the border we would get involved rather reflected not and as the ships were sunk regularly especially in the atlantic by german submarines many contained passengers that were americans of this became brutally known to americans when the passenger liner was sunk in 1915. many americans died and its was sold within the shores of ireland in doing something about modernization. even at the senior admirals because they hated britain. and of course, what is in the revolution they threatened to go to war after the civil war they've made advances their with the last century to the late 1890's and when an admiral was finally sent to london said chief of naval operations to do very little anything said don't trust

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since being towed by tug boat through the panama canal to the east coast to help build a bridge in new york. the trip will take about a month. >> the last scheduled home game of the season for the 49ers at candlestick is tomorrow, and ou viewers are sharing memories. this picture, the niners won the game. here's seasoned tailgater during a birthday tailgate celebration with his daughter. share your candlestick memories if us on ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> ahead, a touching tribute to a little girl. >> didn't even expect how i feel. >> how thousands came together to make a little girl's christmas wish come true. >> and let's take a live look outside at the end of a sunny, mild day. will we see cooler temperatures for yes you did. yes you did. no i didn't. no i didn't. did not. yes you did. [ male announcer ] find some peace this holiday. get an 8 piece meal, any recipe, with a dozen cookies baked in-restaurant. the kfc festive feast. that's a lot for just $19.99! today tastes so good. those who've been denied19.99! ewelcome to covered california. now, you can no longer be denied coverage bec

tug boats will drag the barge down the pacific coast, through the panama canal and on to new york, where it will be put to use building a new bridge. >> the wheels on nasa's curiosity rover are showing wear and tear after a year on mars. dents have nearly poked through the wheels' high-grade aluminum. curiosities has traveled three miles but mars' terrain is rough. mission managers may have to reroute the rover to decrease wheel damage. >> how to he brains of these bay area kids hoped them score new bikes in a christmas giveaway. >> what to expect this christmas week. meteorologist leigh glaser is up next with your forecast. >> coming up in sports, the seahawks show they are not invincible at home after all, and when you have little room like the raiders you can't mak >>> 200 youngsters have new wheels thanks to san francisco firefighters. these young ladies rode off on new bikes in a special party. more than a thousand kids wrote letters in a contest to win bikes. the firefighters' toy program provides gifts for thousands children this year and you can help santa and firefighters help k

tugboats will drag the barge down the pacific coast, there you the panama canal and new york. >>> the wheels on nasa's curiosity orr are showing lots of wear and tear after more than a year on mars. this picture shows the damage to one of the six wheels. dents have nearly poked through the high grade aluminum. curiosity has travel just three miles but it is rough and loaded with sharp rocks. mission managers may have to reroute it to decrease the wheel damage. up next, what bay area company won a contest featuring some of the world's most high-tech robots. and what to expect weatherwise this week. >>> coming up in sports, the raiders blew a chance to play spoiler in san diego and it may get worse for >>> google owns companies dominated at the international competition. it was designed to look like a disaster zone. robots were test in the various functions such as cleaning up debris, climbing a ladder or driving a car. team shaft came in first. the japanese research company recently bought by google. other teams competing were from nasa, m.i.t. and carnegie mellon. the final winner wil

tug boats will drag the barge down the pacific coast, through the panama canal and on to new york, where it will be put to use building a new bridge. >> the wheels on nasa's curiosity rover are showing wear and tear after a year on mars. dents have nearly poked through the wheels' high-grade aluminum. curiosities has traveled three miles but mars' terrain is rough. mission managers may have to reroute the rover to decrease wheel damage. >> how to he brains of these bay area kids hoped them score new bikes in a christmas giveaway. >> what to expect this christmas week. meteorologist leigh glaser is up next with your forecast. >> coming up in sports, the seahawks show they are not invincible at home after all, and when you have little room like the raiders you c >>> 200 youngsters have new wheels thanks to san francisco firefighters. these young ladies rode off on new bikes in a special party. more than a thousand kids wrote letters in a contest to win bikes. the firefighters' toy program provides gifts for thousands children this year and you can help santa and firefighters help kids by b

they will toe it down to the panama canal and up to new york city for a bridge repair job there. >>> a lot of people have about been telling you, bill, really windy where i am. >> especially outly out in the coast -- up in the hills, it was windy. livermore, real windy. everybody else is kind of breezy. these are the numbers that we got today. temperatures got into into the 60's today. 62 in antioch -- tomorrow the highs will come up a little bit more. we're headed into a bit of a warm up in the next 72 hours. that includes no rain for us. we got wind advisory. they've been dropped for most of the bay area. they were up for the north bay hills and the east bay pills last night. now, the wind advisory remains up toward fairfield and it's going to go away at 10 o'clock. but the winds are gradually dying down. the conditions will keep temperatures tonight just above freezing for most of us. santa rosa and say out there towards towards napa and antioch you'll get some breezy conditions. 35 that fremont. you can have frost. it's going to be chilly. you'll notice tomorrow morning cooler th

just as we took possession of panama mex. with the on panama canal. the panama canal. i love the global prosperity play. this is good way to own them. obviously because the way they have broken down to losing money. higher than normal risk. which i like to say for you guys. i start off here and work my way up. tracy: these are shippers. >> right. tracy: do we worry about fuel issues, things like that, do you worry about that? >> a little bit. sometimes they have leeway in the contracts. what i worry about more than anything else is the global economy. they are charging more and more for the charters. by the way very expensive business. very, very expensive business. they have lowered their costs and think they're ready to do very well you know. tracy: charles payne, good stuff. >> thanks a lot. ashley: good stuff. tracy: baltic index. maybe we'll start about that again. ashley: can't overemphasize the baltic index. quarter past. time to check the markets, down negative. only slightly. nicole petallides on the floor of the new york stock exchange, watc

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issues g some of these such as the panama canal treaty.e energy crisis and those of you around remember the long gas lines people suffered through, wasation was high and there a recession going on, mortgages digits and double the panama canal treaty and cab accords and negotiation of issuessile treaty and big that framed the latter half of iranian house was crisis. was involved in mental health and >> i think the pivotal point for he was running for governor of georgia and so many of the people that came up to campaign trail with things they wanted her to work on mentioned problems they had family andr particularly at stigma attached healthis health issues. of it.s the beginning and she had a strong mental georgia andam in then at the white house. >> we will take a call and then learn more about the announcement of the mental health commission. barbara is watching us is nashville. air.re on the caller: in 1976 we were invited to the white house. my husband was in the music business and we got invited to come to the white house and then aft

you can see the wall of water from panama city, florida, through atlanta, up 85 to the northeast and it is all water until you get to maine where it turns over to freezing rain and snow so very warm system. behind it we have cooler air around chicago and milwaukee and snow showers. as far as our airport, everything is fine. now, the day planner, in the mid-30's to mid-40's under a star filled morning with sunshine by noon and already in the mid-50's to low 60's out at the coast and we are in the low-to-mid 60's the better part of the afternoon with just a passing high cloud or two and no worries if you are shopping this evening, low 50's. we will take a look at the next three days if you have to do shopping tomorrow, almost the same temperatures maybe a degree warmer with record highs the next couple of days the low-to-mid 60's and sun and passing high clouds. each day is possibly a "spare the air" day. leyla gulen? >> we have a little bit of tire tread that is in the lanes on highway 4 as you head in the westbound direction before you get to i-80, this is at franklin canyon westboun

overthrow governments or assassinate their leaders both rolled oats of ecuador and to rehearse of panama were assassinated because i was unable to corrupt them i couldn't get them to accept these conditions so must thank god he didn't see. who condemned the world bank the i.m.f. the exam lenders in general is a clear example. there was a coalition of interests against him by the great powers governments pre-sold. companies and international institutions. who gave the order to assassinate. in the assassination plot that i don't know but what is clear is that those who assassinated him knew that they did it to defend certain interests in these interests there was the interest of lenders that's for sure. do you think that you as a representative of the. gazan government and government in general could achieve that easing off live for the palestinian people through all the way they communicate through their ways being present themselves to do want to communique need we need respect from all kind of governments and to recognize this government which recollected a from the people actually. pre

the panama canal and had to be done. he did it. it had to be done. the united states for not funding because the nationalists would've insisted we gave them control. it's getting bigger. getting wider. i think it's working. it's still one of the greatest miracles i've ever actually witness. there's no engine. it's all water. reagan ran against that. human rights around the world inconsistently. the fact the united states as a champion of human rights. we didn't implement it in iran unfortunately. it's just going to honduras for decades. >> i asked people, what policies did he pass or was for basically make things bad? i can't get an answer. >> when you talk to your hawkish friends coming is the only guy that got his role. egypt in bed with it. he did that. [applause] we keep forgetting to ran was not your number one strategic enemy like it was today. it was featured today got a method with israel. that was quite an achievement. >> hotkeys that one network with my boss. thank you. >> about compromise and it seems like there aren't any other adults on

overthrow governments or assassinate their leaders both rolled oats of ecuador and to rehearse of panama were assassinated because i was unable to corrupt them i couldn't get them to accept these conditions so mustn't go hog he didn't see. who condemned the world bank the i.m.f. the exam lenders in general is a clear example. there was a coalition of interests against him by the great powers governments pre-sold. companies and international institutions. and the key but who gave the order to assassinate. to design the assassination plot that i don't know but what is clear is that those who assassinated him since he knew that they did it to defend certain interests in these interests there would the interest of lenders that's for sure most of. the continuing inconsistent rise of china be declaring restrictive fly zones or a critical view on the subject of buying u.s. dollar debt in fact it would appear china is tearing a page from washington's playbook if to make rules to fit its geopolitical interest . i was thinking somehow i had to come back because mom was waiting for me. i just knew

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when a ship of the democratic people's republic of korea was detained in panama during q but on some cold washington to help turn it into a make it to my kids. on the streets of havana were of mixed opinions about where that any significant improvements are bound to take breaks. also all the kiddos to use now it's time things change. we need to unite us live together and share what we have our knowledge of one another. the other the united states is never going to change it will continue with the trade embargo against cuba for ever we can only hope for real change. there are a number of obstacles on by the site's the face of the usaid contract to outline price is one of them. the setting a long prison sentence am washington says it can be no improve relations until he is set free and that president obama faces opposition to change from within his own coffee beans to a full share of the senate foreign relations committee robert menendez is a cuban american who takes a very soft and she passed a lie. change can still take time. michael vaughan cctv of time. chinese top filmmakers are h

soviet union's and doing a twenty four mission the nineteen seventy six the folio four to give you at panama make demonstration of the childless read in the nation. a lunar probe is compose of the lander and the rover sent out by an enhanced long march to me the carrier. the probe is expected to fly for five days in an arrest and transfer orbit make slight adjustments along the way to adjust its course. free will then enter hundred km lunar orbits after slowing down when approaching them. four days later the probe will transfer to elliptical orbits. after four more days time the cream will then go through six stages of the celebration until its fifteen km away from them surface. in order to mind quickly and safely the probe is equipped with high precision fast response answers to avoid obstacles once the promised land and the rover will be deployed to the race point to begin work in both the rover and stationery mentor who can defend the conduct scientific research was special generate a working port facilities. he did throughout the extremely cold winter nights the lender will work for year

deficit me time, the with korea may have increased colombia and th panama also implemented around the same time have gone up dramatically. goes to the g differential growth rates in the various economies. we're can do is make sure reducing the barriers and the exports have a chance to compete field. vel playing >> get closer to home and talk about congress. here was a bit of a backlash that brewed last week about the trade negotiations. have you anticipated the fight ahead in getting everything approved. >> we've been talking to throughout these negotiations. the -- the formal process called trade promotion authority expired in 2007. that's a process every congress 1974 ery president since have worked on together. it's the process where congress what your xecutive negotiating objectives are, how to look with congress in the procedures and the under which congress will approve or disapprove a trade pac when it's done. the consultation procedures of 2007 trade promotion authority expired, we felt bound by them, we've been operating procedures.me so every proposal we put on the table in

johnson did on civil rights, that president nixon did on china, that president carter did on the panama canal treaty, that president reagan did on social security. confront your own party, say what needs to be done, do what needneeds to be done. this hasn't happened. i appreciate very much the efforts of the senator from washington and representative ryan to try to bring certainty to the budget process. that's why i voted today to allow a vote on the house-passed budget agreement. it seemed to me at least a republican senator could allow a vote on legislation passed by the house of representatives with the support of the house republican leadership and two-thirds of the house republicans. so i voted "yes," and we did allow a vote. however, i'm going to vote against the ryan-murray budget amendment because it avoids the federal government's single greatest challenge, and that is reducing the growth of runaway entitlement spending. instead, it spends savings that should be used to strengthen medicare, to strengthen pensions, to strengthen the air transportation system. it spends those on

the predecessor company was a different variety, and that was wiped out by an earlier version of panama disease, totally wiped out. made extinction as a commercial product. haven't we learned from it, don't we know how to get rid of it. >> we haven't. and they are very tough to get rid of. bananas are especially susceptible, because they are uniform.stick. when it gets sick it spreads very fast. >> is there an there's lit that will can be done in terms of building resistence to the fungus. what needs to be done, is to add variety. there are over 1,000 varieties in the u.s. we only get one here. if this hits latin america, with all of ours come from, the ba that what are the chances of it hitting south america? >> the chanceslump of infen my shoe, andish stepped on to a ba ma that plantation, that could set off a shine of events that would spread this. >> you are being alarmist, that can't be true? is it true? >> well, look at this disease began in ma play sha about 1990, it spread to china, taiwan, it has wiped out much of the australian banana industry. now spreading to africa, into th

assets based in panama and elsewhere.dministration is lobbying congress not to pass additional sanctions against iran for fear that it could undermine the nuclear program. governmentfrica's says the simon which interpreter who signed meaningless lines at the nelson mandela nouriel service was not a professional. english is not his first language. he iso said that receiving treatment for schizophrenia and that he had an attack while on stage. the victoria's secret fashion show was on cbs. while tv ratings were up last night, it was not the only screen you could watch. the first time, cbs offered a second screen experience. they synced audio to your ios devices. joining me now is the president of cbs interactive. it is a tough job. what kind of things were you able to see in the app? viewersund that 80% of have some other device with them while they're watching. we have been building tons of apps. you can see them on the grammys. you could do things when you sync up, like getting clips or taking quizzes. getting information

this is video of him in panama two weeks ago. he plans to participate in a ceremony honoring u.s. troops who died during the korean war. there's no word at this point if he plans to discuss with anyone the arrest of merrill newman. there's a statement that asks for the release of merrill newman as well as kenneth bay, another american held in the communist country. we are following the story at nbc bay area.com. type in detained in north korea in the search bar and you'll get the very latest information. >>> we are following a developing story tonight. san francisco police are investigating a deadly shooting. detectives tell us the victim was trying to sell a game console when he was shot and killed. the robbery and shooting happened about 3:30 this afternoon near the mission district. investigators say the victim a man in his 20s arranged online to meet up with a buyer. when the buyer showed up, he reportedly stole the console and then fired several shots, killing the man. police have not released a description of the suspect. they're also looking to see if there's video sur vale