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banks as kareen archiver from industry research group plas explains what's going wrong. any bank that is tied in with the u.s. banking system. cannot cannot take part in trade it cannot open letters of credit it cannot on other letters of credit theoretically it can be done for russian or ukrainian banks in fact in the end of december the iranian and russian trade envoys have met there has been talks about facilitating an easing of the system for russian banks to accept iranian lots of credits the fact is it doesn't seem to be working at the moment traders producers are telling us that three hundred thousand tonnes on a normal month zero tongues at the moment. so the business finale back in about fifty five minutes stay with us here on say the headlines about banks. all. the way. up. but. it's all designed to keep you closed in your own small world as a prison. you know you leave somebody in there for a couple hours like that in a stress positions. you have this fear of the unknown in this stress sort of building and. i've seen interrogations go on ten twelve hours they

it's not just a street or boulevard, but a pla where walmart stands together with better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. been -- tavis: that now with more of our conversation with wael ghonim, whose book is "revolution 2.0, the power of the people is greater." the egyptian people, i am paraphrasing, have a distrust of american foreign policy, and i laughed, because it was funny, but there is some truth there that we americans do not always trust our foreign-policy, at least some of us feel that way. we love our country, but we have one day we bounce around, as you are our friend, and then you are not. we will turn on your if you are not a friend or do not fit with our strategic interests. is your assessment that the egyptian people do not trust american foreign policy? tell me more. >> as i mentioned yesterday, there is a long history of taking decisions based on interest and not on value. this is crucial in the trust building. it i know who you are, what you stand for, and i see you acting in a completely different way than who you are and what you

now japan's most press tiejs pla learning is ramping up promises to students, especially from india. [ applause ]. >> this monday the university of tokyo opened an office in bangalore to recruit students from india. bangalore is also known as india's silicon valley. the city is home to many i.t. businesses and research organizations. the indian government has focused its education initiatives on mathematics and science. it has succeeded in cultivating many talented students. countries all over the world are competing to secure top-quality students, especially science majo majors. 100,000 indians study in the united states. that compares with just 500 in japan. there is the director of the university of tokyo india office. he's leading the school's efforts to catch up his first project was to conduct a survey exploring indian students' attitudes toward japan. it targeted students particularly interested in japan or in learning japanese. the results show that even among these students, one out of three want to study in the united states. >> if i go to the usa, i will get more opportuni

officer. 12 people were arrested this past weekend when police raided mcpherson square and freedom pla plaza. >>> gamblers in maryland could soon be playing blackjack and poker in casinos in the state. senator douglas peters of prince george's county introduced a measure allowing for table games yesterday. also included a provision for another casino floekz his county that would be the sixth in the state. it would likely be built at rose croft raceway. the bill would increase the amount of monet casino operator would receive to 40%, up from the current 33%. voters would have to approve the table games and the new casino location in noveer. >>> a couple in loudoun county says they were summoned because their children were tardy at school. mark denecor and his wife have three children. the kid vu been late at least 30 times this year alone. that's once every three days. school officials say their tardiness is disrupting the learning process for other children and had a summons issued for the parents. >> we're the first to admit that we're not perfect, and our kids are not perfect. but we

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peter and thanks to the american enterprise since stut for putting togethput together such a thorough, pla kags ever this. there's a simple clause could provoke such complexity of argumentation. i'll come to that simple clause in a moment. let me echo what peter has said, that this is, does not break out on partisan lines. there are -- i am comforted that there are those that have served in leadership of the office of legal counsel during the presidencies of president reagan, president george h.w. bush and president george bush, who believes that these appointments are constitutionally valid. there are those who served in those administrations in leadership who do not. i know at least one person who served in the leadership of a democratic administration who questions any intrasession appointment. so that i think these do not break down neatly upon partisan lines. let me try -- before this gets complicated, let me try first to make it very simple. the provision says, the president shall have power to fill up all vacancies that may happen to occur during the recess of the senate. all vacanc

. >> they'll get damaged just pla on fixing them after the earthquake it's cheaper than now. >> now inthis slide you see a more modern building. in the earl '70s, '73, '74 is when the modern seismic safety codes went in effect. buildings built after that have a reasonable chance of survivin without major collapse, but buildings built before '74 or thereabouts are the ones we're mostly concerned about. >> the percentage of building i san francisco fre '74 is huge. >> most of them here's another corner building to give you an, we once again don't know, it ma be upgraded but we don't know. and there's lots of other types of buildings. there are brick buildings, concrete buildings where people have residential are particular hazard because they're nonductile and not designed to sway back and forth and stop an they're designed to sway, sway and these are the ones we often see pictures of in a pile of rubal. they don't go down one story they end up in a pile of floor slab. we have many in san francisco and we're going to try -- the building department is trying t figure out how to deal with

future social security benefits withholdings with both portions being dedicated to a require market-pla market-based health insurance product and fierce employer sanctions immediately following the end of the signup period. mr. chairman, this puzzle has many pieces in the economy of your hearing does not allow it for each to be thoroughly examined. i back up with my plea with more detail in my written comments and the 189-page document that we were required to submit to our legislature just this past month. my goal is to stretch the balloon in such a way that it will not return to its current shape because the current status quo is unacceptable. many retailers feature a green, red, orange and yellow bell pepper 24/7. in georgia we can grow these varieties from june to october, yet without a 21st century guestworker program that includes many of the initiatives that are contained in pending legislation, an idea similar to those that i discussed, i see no way for farmers to meet the future consumer demand with domestically produced peppers and other agricultural products. we need a legall

it's a curious thing for a stable, wealthy, plas id democracy, the prime minister grasped the nettal. she and her cabinet believe the foreign minister have been working for months in a campaign to damage her by stealth essentially, creating conditions where the polling numbers for the prime minister continue to decline as they have been doing so it will be ripe for him to take over and sweep for an election scheduled for next year. what they have done is essentially ramped up pressure on him by having proxies for the prime minister in recent days, being increasingly vocal in their condemn names. he was in washington. he said enough is enough. i'm quitting as foreign minister, on a plane right now somewhere over the pacific. a ballot has been set for the leadership within the ruling labor party for monday next week. the prime minister believes she can win and win handsomely. it's a dangerous, risky ploy for her. >> hugh, how do the numbers look? this has been a festinger problem for kevin rudd. he never really quite got over being shafted. >> reporter: well, kevin rudd was an enormous

i do not see any way this administration is going to send pla planes to bomb demascudemascus. when we intervened in kosovo, we bombed belgrade. american nato planes bombed belgrade. i don't see any way that's going to happen now and i don't think syrians want that to happen. >> the other step of arming the free syrian army, i think you both agree on this, it's a small move, prolongs the bleeding for a long time. >> but you do level the killing field. this man is on a rampage. this man is in for the whole thing. his community is in it for the whole thing. bashar has successfully convinced the community it's his reign, the tierney of his family or the catastrophe for them. it needn't be so but that has the logic we have ended up with. >> we will end it there. let us know what you think on facebook. at twitter @at anderson cooper. >>> three more races tomorrow. will any give newt gingrich new ground. and we have new polling that could spell trouble for romney if he is the romney and romney is fighting hard against this. >>> later, a father dies, along with his two young sons, whe

aaron gilchrist is at the superscreen with more on this pla plan. aaron?er: the pavillion will be turned into a luxury hotel on par with the likes of the plaza hotel in new york. the old post office pavillion is on the national register of historic places, and it sits on some prime real estate that is right at pennsylvania avenue and 12th streets near the ronald reagan building. several hotel groups went after the contract, including hilton which wanted to make the space a waldorf astoria. trump won and will transform the space into more than 250 hotel rooms, as well as restaurant space, a spa, conference facilities, as well. the hope is to make it a world-class destination and preserve the building's iconic features and history. we got a statement from the general services administration which selected this proposal. it reads in part, "the trump organization will preserve the historic nature of the building and improve the vitality of pennsylvania avenue. this redevelopment represents good business sense on behalf of the american taxpayer, the federal gov

>> the it goodaguitars were pla a fishing line.reative freedom as well as the new chevy sonic. in exchange, chevy got to use okay go's materials in a commercial that first aired on the super bowl. the car even ran over hoses that blew air into tube as. to commemorate the video, okay go is selling car air fresheners with their faces on they will. each guy is a different scent. >> i think i might be new car smell. i hope i'm new car smell. >> reporter: new car smell. >> new car smell note of a dusty guitar. jeanne moos, cnn, new york. >> did we get it? >> that's world report for this hour. keep in touch with me on twitter. you can find me at cnn. piers morgan is up next. whwhatat m makakeses t thehe r ststorore e didiffffererene? yoyou u wawalklk i intna coconvnvenentitiononalal ms ststorore,e, i it't's s ry nonot t ababouout t yoy. ththeyey s sayay, , "w"weleu wawantnt a a f firirm m bebn lilie e onon o onene o of ff yoyou u wawantnt a a s sofou cacan n lilie e onon o onene o " wewe p prorovividede t thet inindidivividudualalizizata

and intellectual policy, which at this time is a crime but i couldn't attribute it directly to the pla. >> let's say they were involved in hacking into the defense infrastructure infrastructure, would you consider that a hostile act by the chinese. >> i would consider it to be a crime. i think there are other measures that could be taken in cyber that would rise the level of a hostile act? what would that be. >> attack iing critical infrastructure. >> a hostile attack, allowing to us respond in okay. i'm having lunch with the vice president of china in about 20 minutes. what do you want me to tell him? >> happy valentine's day. >> all right. >> senator graham, made very clear the cyberespionage from china has to stop and its mighty serious stuff so you can pass along, if you would, that commend as well. >> would you consider at it hostile act? >> i sure would. >> i sure would. >> so happen valentine's day. >> ought to be an interesting lunch. secretary panetta, 2014, the game plan is to transition to afghan security force control. they're in the lead. is that correct? >> that's correct

the whole issue of freedom of religion was less important to the white house than pla kating their basethis issue. the second issue, the economic. for the president to stand at the podium in the white house and essentially announce free birth control for all, somehow, no one is going to have to pay for this. insurance companies are going to pay for this. does he think that the companies that produce the pill or somehow going to donate their services now? this is a problem that gets to the heart of obama care. >> there still doesn't seem to be ans on that. the insurance companies came out -- they're wondering if they're going to -- >> a net cost reducer over time. it's less costly to insurance companies and to society than all of the services associated with pregnancy. i was struck looking at this, yes, the white house probably made a mistake in the initial policy. but the ability to do a do-over quickly, to make a mistake, but your tone deaf, you don't listen to criticism and make changes, but they did make changes and now this is a policy that you can defend. we understand the objectio

cc c workers built hundreds of camp grounds, hacked out thousands of miles of hiking trails, plaed p huneof dsmi lof trto stop toil erosion and helped build a first-class infrastructure across the nation. dad joined an helped build the smoky mountain national park. he was paid $30 a month and like all the other workers, the government sent $25 to his family and gave dad $5 for spending money. it was a real stimulus, not just for the economy, but for dad's own bouts with depression. work helped keep him sane. work wasn't the cure for depression, but a job did those magical things that drugs cannot do, kept him occupied, put his hands to use, made him gasy and proud at the end of the day. dignity, that's one terrific medication. roosevelt and congress' lightning quick action so early in fdr's presidency helped save the country. think about that kind of government action. the program went from concept to law in a month's time. a note to our elected leaders, dare to do something radical, work together. nothing relieves the pain of depression, both economic and mental, than a government t

the united states is closing its embassy in da plas cuss, syria. -- damascus, syria and pulling american diplomats out of the country, it comes after a weekend of escalating violence in syria. syrian media reports three soldiers were killed by a gun plan in the north of that country -- gunman in the north of that country. >>> back home the presidential primary race entering new territory tomorrow. three different territories. >> the first time this year that three states are holding contests on the same day. and susan mcginnis joins us now from washington, d.c. and mitt romney had a big win in the nevada caucuses over the weekend. so what is that going to mean for tomorrow, susan? is he unstoppable? >> well, it appears so far, he is unstoppable. he did win easily in nevada. he is supposed to take the race to tomorrow, colorado, and minnesota, they are important ones, and they are already expected to go to romney. but that isn't to say there isn't anything in his wake going forward. so he certainly has the greatest funding in the organization for those states, that are holding their caucu

everything looks great from pla rin county to san francisco.uch more -- marin county to san francisco. much more time saver traffic coming up but in the meantime, back to you at the desk. >> we go live to chopper 5 live above a structure fire in san jose. you can see a lot of fire activity. tons of trucks out there. and all we know at this point is that this was some sort of commercial building. it is near blossom hill road and the expressway. and it looks like most of it has been knocked out at this point. >> you can see some scarring down there that may have been from flames or smoke, but it looks like it seems to be uncontrol at this hour. but a number of fire apparatus working that fire right now. this is down the street from the oak ridge mall by the way. heavily traveled area. so that could cause some traffic issues as well. we will have the very latest on that as soon as we get a little more information. meanwhile, also in san jose, a 19-year-old man is in a hospital there, after a shooting east of downtown. police say after 1:00, some p

. >> reporter: the say flomo poatel people to come dig up trees rem pla 37 postings in all.ves were able to trace that i.p. address not to flom but to his neighbor's hou then told detectives that he had not put a password on his wireless internet. >> you know, i have a hard time understanding it. i -- one, it's not what normal people do. you know, like if a relationship's over, it's over. you move on. and i mean, here he is, he's risking jail time. he's risking all this. for what? >> and what makes this even more unfunny is that the victim has a 2-year-old son who was home when those men showed up. and this guy you saw had been previously convicted of domestic violence. and after he was convicted, that is when the posts began. >> 37 posts, by the way. >> mm-hmm. >> get over it, dude. >> yeah. a little sad, man. come on. >>> coming up next, all the global attention the stars will be getting in just a few days on the red carpet. >> the oscars are attracting reporters -- >> the askers? >> did i say askers? >> a little bit. >> sorry. what have i got on the brain? it's the weeken

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i'm wondering if it will be pla blah blah, why did you do blah-blah-blah. first time we're seeing you in a romantic drama. >> no. i got a text from you saying i love it. there's no way she can say she loved it because there are always concerns. i have some concerns. i love it. >> i was thinking, normally we see tyler perry in a costume as a man or a woman. i think we really saw you. i thought very he can posed. was that difficult for you. >> it was very difficult. i felt -- it's easier for me to hide behind a costume. it's easier for me to make people laugh. to be out with a character like wesley dietz. i feel like people are looking at me. the film this guy, his entire life, it's been planned out for him. which is not me. and he was born into privilege, which is not me. and he meets this woman, played by natalie, played by tammy newton. >> do you mind if we show a clip. >> no. >>> i'm having fun sitting here listening to the two of you. >> could we see the clip please? >> corporate apartments. we've got a few of them. nobody is here most of the year. live

keegan bradley says i want in on pla the playoff, too. in the second hole, 40 footer, this can win it. it's in the hole! mickelson and bradley can't match him, bill haas the winner. really exciting final way to finish a three-way tie until the end. >> keegan is a favorite. >> thanks, jeff. >>> top of the hour, a big mess for mitt romney in arizona a roo rising star and point man in the state resigns. pinal county sheriff is accused of threatening his ex-boy friend. miguel marques, you spoke to the man being called jose. >> reporter: we did speak to jose exclusively last night up in phoenix. it's just extraordinary that this 34-year-old mexican migrant finds himself in the middle of presidential politics during a bruising political year. >> these allegations that were in one of these newspapers are absolutely, completely false. >> reporter: a grand canyon-size political shocker. >> with all the illegals in america half come through arizona. >> reporter: the sheriff outed by his migrant ex--boyfriend. >> this is my personal, private life, b

in chinese leadership, look at who really leads china and i've been of the opinion it's led by the pla and the politicians up front to make it acceptable to the outside world. so don't expect a change of leadership to change any of the policies that we are now seeing in china. relative to those policies are much more aggressive, expansive mechanism in the south china sea, in an arms race, which is really heating up in a big way a and, therefore, a challenge to america. if you look at america, it's completely reorientated. it's moved away from the taliban and has moved to containment of china. so now there's a head-to-head going on in terms of who the enemy is as far as america is concerned, redeployment of forces and that's just part of the manifestation of trade. and trade competition will only increase, and so the friction has only increased and i'm sure the americans will be the first to be defensive and in the next regime will probably not be an obama. i really don't want to but some mechanism of trade protection. >>> david, this is christine. the and on the topic of trade, a lot o

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the current temperature down at national airport. 39, though, in southern maryland, 36 waldorf and la plalata. 34 in gaithersburg, frederick, maryland, 33, fredericks town 32, winchester 32. so we're all at or above freezing at the surface. obviously, snowflakes are made higher up into the clouds, so snowflakes are living all the way down to the ground, they across frederick, maryland, martinsburg, west virginia, winchester, front royal, along the blue ridge there, but it's mostly rain downtown and into portions of prince george's and anne arundel county. this whole area of light snow is drifting ever so slowly to the east and to the southeast, so don't be too terribly surprised to see a little coating of the white stuff for you folks northern maryland, right along the pennsylvania border here. the back end is already clearing out of pittsburgh, p.a. so, as a result, our clearing will take place late morning, early afternoon. so, your super bowl sunday planner. rain and some snowflakes around this morning. again, not expecting a big accumulation. roads are generally above freezing, but be

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no, i deserve it pla was there with you all the way. we ran track together. what do you mean?me a favor. open up your shirt. show me the burns on your chest. show me the burns on your neck or pulled your pant leg and let me see the burned. i don't have burned to be absolutely. come up here. poult your pant leg and let them see the bird. open your shirt, let them see the burn. you want to see, let me show you mine. you know what the difference is? mr. smith made a total commitment. i need a total commitment. i didn't get partial commitment. you made a partial commitment when things get rough you decide to bail. now things are good, you wouldn't come back like the society owes you something. you didn't do anything deserve to be rewarded for anything but now you want to get in the picture. don't ever let yourself be in the crossroads of life and be afraid to make the right choice. now, what so many i'm 66 now and i can say for 65 years of my life i knew this theory and it is we have a tendency to be afraid to offend. you are afraid to offend. if it got my foot on your neck and yo

and intellectual policy, which at this time is a crime but i couldn't attribute it directly to the pla. >> let's say they were involved in hacking into the defense infrastructure infrastructure, would you consider that a hostile act by the chinese. >> i would consider it to be a crime. i think there are other measures that could be taken in cyber that would rise the level of a hostile act? what would that be. >> attack iing critical infrastructure. >> a hostile attack, allowing to us respond in okay. i'm having lunch with the vice president of china in about 20 minutes. what do you want me to tell him? >> happy valentine's day. >> all right. >> senator graham, made very clear the cyberespionage from china has to stop and its mighty serious stuff so you can pass along, if you would, that commend as well. >> would you consider at it hostile act? >> i sure would. >> i sure would. >> so happen valentine's day. >> ought to be an interesting lunch. secretary panetta, 2014, the game plan is to transition to afghan security force control. they're in the lead. is that correct? >> that's correct

no, i deserve it pla was there with you all the way. we ran track together. what do you mean?me a favor. open up your shirt. show me the burns on your chest. show me the burns on your neck or pulled your pant leg and let me see the burned. i don't have burned to be absolutely. come up here. poult your pant leg and let them see the bird. open your shirt, let them see the burn. you want to see, let me show you mine. you know what the difference is? mr. smith made a total commitment. i need a total commitment. i didn't get partial commitment. you made a partial commitment when things get rough you decide to bail. now things are good, you wouldn't come back like the society owes you something. you didn't do anything deserve to be rewarded for anything but now you want to get in the picture. don't ever let yourself be in the crossroads of life and be afraid to make the right choice. now, what so many i'm 66 now and i can say for 65 years of my life i knew this theory and it is we have a tendency to be afraid to offend. you are afraid to offend. if it got my foot on your neck and yo

pla [laughter] >> i'm a ph.d. economist. which means i'm boring. this crowd is never dull and boring. the hispanic leadership council is the most 0 privileged conference i have had the privilege of working on. i am delighted to be here. thank you. [applause] >> the second thing, the staff dragooned me into using twitter. they have also dragooned me into encouraging you to share your tweets, your thoughts about the conference to hln12. if you want to be adventureous, you can tweet to me at dhedkin. we have now done our media moment. i did that ok? great. excellent. last night we heard about the importance of the rule of law. there is also the importance of the rule of panel. i am going to enforce it. important driving sectors. we ought to go through the distinguished panel with opening thoughts on this topic. we'll have a conversation for a few minutes. with about 20 minutes left, we will open it up to questions from the audience. for questions over twitter, we will take those as well. if you are watching remotely, weigh in that way, as well. withou