says about one thousand five hundred and fifty displaced families from the cyber receiving a b c e pataki a which is currently under syrian government control series three year old conflict has killed more than one hundred and fifty thousand people forced millions to the world's christians account for ten percent of syria's population of more than twenty two million people since the civil war broke out in twenty eleven christians that gradually turn their allegiance to its us forces knowing that the alternative is rebels who they believe with all or a religious minorities can impose strict islamic law. much of the violence has centered on the look of the christian town were a dozen were captured in december. it's also one of the few places for western aramaic the language of jesus is still spoken more than forty years ago the roman jewish community about its own security service. at first it was meant to protect a school children from drugs and violence. but later on. it evolved into a proper security service. giacomo said friday is the head of the services nineteen eighty two and this is

polls to many socialists are grateful that he will have an entry about the government's image and pataki will have to maintain the unity of the polity from the center to the left and make sure that at the various ministers treadmill or on the sideline and times of economics for instance will be behind him. this is not trouble for tea and one t shirt in the last few months he is clearly a strong minded man and he's got the talent on the cape and capabilities to do that. not that nice for the socialistic. i think that is an act of reporting there from time to match the new office which is the prime minister's office here in paris so with that transfer of power between the two prime ministers should be taking place at the hampton inn. some of the world news for you in usa contestant on kerry is heading to brussels today. he set to meet with other nato foreign ministers for talks on beefing up military presence in eastern europe the continent's in ukraine has just approved joint nato exercise on its territory. it comes as russian troops do seem to be taking a step back from the ukrainian bor

in new jersey, but adelson is spending a lot of money, he's hired former politicians like george patakind blanche lincoln to head up a front group on that. the third issue is the issue of unions. he's fought the culinary union in nevada for many, many years. i'm sure that's why a guy like scott walker is right in his wheelhouse. >> that's really interesting because there's been all this talk in the weeks leading up to this that adelson learned his lesson from the newt gingrich thing in 2012. this time he wanted to back a more electable candidate. you looked at christie before these scandals maybe as that electable candidate. on israel, he stepped it in terms of adelson's views this weekend. you have the online gaming thing. ari fleischer, he was quoted in politico today essentially saying sheldon adelson is not always going to back the best candidate. he said "if you think people like sheldon or george soros or tom steyer are going to be influenced, they're going to do the best and right thing to do." has sheldon adelson learned anything from newt gingrich? >> 1995, gingrich was speaker

. >> for more, i am joined here in new york by tom doubt doughry and senior advisor to george pataki. that was a powerful ad. the nra spent $20 million in the last electionciling to influence things in their direction. now, bloomberg is saying he is going to spend $50 million just this year and with the fortunate of $31,000,000,000 estimated, that's chump change for him. can he change the debate? >> it's going to be very difficult. i think that the reason is because that it's the ferocity of how the people who have guns, they are fervent about keeping their guns. the energy on the other side of the issue comes and goes. and it certainly is outweighed by the people, as i said, who want to hold on to their guns. this, every time this guns a national debate, $50 million is not going to change the national debate. mayor -- >> i was thinking this is not just about keeping guns. checks? >> that's where the problem was the last time. a lot of the things that happened after newtown when you talk about the tartridges, the type of guns, it goats lost, 90 to 10 on background checks. that's what

pataki '70s close to 80s inland on monday.ge, how are the world's looking? >>: i think spring break means lighter than usual traffic. here's the bay bridge westbound grid we have seen me very light activity of the likely will within the next 12 to 1520 minutes for the westbound a ride. no major problems or delays on the approach to the bridge for it or not tracking in the hot spots currently. will look at your ride to the san mateo bridge next on highway 92. the mid bay transit just 11 minutes over to foster city and for your trip to iran county the of the rich and san rafael bridge, and of delays here at the toll plaza or across 580 through richmond. will of they some drive times now. e-shore freeway still just 11 to its 12 minutes from hercules to berkeley. that's all like the traffic is here. 580, of course is have the odd character of the altamont pass in the westbound direction. it would be a morning commute without that. south bay freeways look good. i did mention there was a problem at concord in morgan hill. and the ma

when president bush introduced mayor giuliani and governor pataki at the joint session last septemberit was as if the members of congress had recognized these two men had come directly off the battlefield. today congress gathers near that battlefield to honor the character shown and the courage shown in new york these last 360 days, and to remember every innocent life taken in the attacks of september 11. >> find more highlights from 35 years of house floor coverage on our facebook page. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. coming up at 12:00 noon eastern, we will be live back at the white house with first lady michelle obama. until then, a portion of this morning's "washington journal." malcolm,st is john senior legal fellow of the heritage foundation. host: the house oversight and government or from committee voted to hold the person and contempt. guest: it was a straight partyline vote. ms. lerner who was at the irs , she is atr of years the middle of this scandal involving

when president bush introduced mayor giuliani and governor pataki at the joint session last september was, said one new yorker, as if the members of congress had recognized these two men had come directly off the battlefield. today, congress gathers near that battlefield to honor the character shone and the courage shown in new york these last 360 days and to remember every innocent life taken in the attacks of september 11. >> find more highlights from 35 years of for -- a floor covered on our facebook page. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> washington journal continues. >> our guest this segment is jocelyn frye. she is a senior fellow for the center for american progress. guest: thank you for having me. host: explain to our very worst -- to our viewers what the president did this week. guest: he did two important things to combat gender discrimination pay. he issued an executive order making clear that federal contractors, folks who get money from the federal government

overseas but now sixty seventy years later that's all dissolved it's back to the worst elements of pataki. see in monarchy well actually it started from world war one end of world war one is that actually the liberals got into power on a policy of homes fit for heroes so in december one thousand eight hundred the country voted in the so-called homes fit for heroes general election the soldiers returning from the front who'd fought for their country deserved better than to live in the squalid rented houses that had been their lot before the war and then of course the next world war is when you had the n.h.s. and all these other policies introduced but many liken our situation today because we have those oligarchs this plutocrats at the top who have most of the wealth of the top point zero one percent somebody mention the fact that they own eighty five percent of the world's wealth and now they're stuck they're ready you can see in the world geo political space they're ready to go to war for the last fifteen percent and that seems to be well also happened back in pre-war one day's i think i