>> politi.s up? you got a haircut. let me see. you ugly, man. >> i could not be in a room with 20, 30 people all day. that would drive me insane. you know, i'd end up hurting somebody or i'd make them hurt me. i just couldn't do it. >> politi is charged with murder and rape. but despite police claims that he confessed after he was arrested, politi says he has no recollection of the murder. >> how did the 40-year-old girl end up dead in your room, man? what happened? >> i don't know. somebody strangled her, they said. >> somebody strangled her, it weren't you? >> i don't remember. >> i would have been pissed if i came home and there was a dead body in my room. i'd have been pissed, man. >> well, from my past experiences, i don't know, it's possible i did it, but i don't think i did. i really don't. well, i've done [ bleep ] before and not remembered it. that's when people pissed me off, though. >> this is not the first time politi has been charged with a violent crime where he says memory failed

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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 border. and yet at the same time the russian prim

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from the cuban crisis in ukraine to anatomy doubt that the fishy manuscript plan to legalize the polity at the new center. all it started with ukrainian looks like kiev has given a final ultimatum to protesters in the eastern part of the country. how was the situation unfolding now we koreans and team president joe looks and attrition on call them all pro russian activists to leave the government buildings there are key point on monday morning or else the many darn separatists have not backed down. maine on the diplomatic front russia has taken the case the un security council are quietly has more. at an emergency un security council session on sunday there was a war of words between ukrainian and russian officials have blamed each other that increase in prices in eastern ukraine. we are trying to avoid any. and any connections we don't want blood on all that added to the call to jesus by it. also i dislike the address russian federation. noises agent and signed. whew don't negotiate meeting called by a rash act the bout after ukraine's president said he would lodge an anti operation ag

team at crisis in ukraine to her rising concerns of cyber attacks in the us let's go live to our polity at the new center table first let's start with the ukraine the united states and russia in the last in a war of words over the crisis in ukraine in appearance. washington has launched the latest volley of allegations. that's right daniel the us secretary of state john kerry has said in no uncertain terms that moscow is behind the escalating conflict in ukraine. in a press briefing on thursday carry accuse russia of stoking the very instability that it says it wants to extinguish. kerry said instead of upholding its end of a deal reached in geneva last week. russia has taken steps distract deceived and destabilize a region by funding according to separate its movement. kiev the us was drawing close to imposing more sanctions on russia on the seat backs down immediately. meanwhile deadly clashes erupted on the ground in eastern ukraine with as many as five a russian rebels reportedly killed by government forces. in response moscow has launched new military drills along their shared bord

bought a backlog of which we have both signed this it requires more time we don't have it today in the polity of the european social democrats many many thanks for joining us here on our team to not let one enjoys the type of adjustment into selling the moment guy i agree i agree. good luck to everybody there increased by keeping it up. parcel to come international backing out the us faces a massive logistical headache is a force of a constable thirty thousand troops on masses of equipment out of afghanistan how they can to do it. it's off to the bar the eye. i a the what is the fourth when your boss to stop the international us is gearing up for its biggest minute re operation yes in afghanistan on the full withdrawal of his troops for transporting tens of thousands of soldiers in olden machinery and equipment is a mammoth times. sunday's make him look less explains that diplomatic efforts will be just as the month. ay ay ay. this is good. quite rightly in historical terms the berlin airlift in reverse nothing has been done. this complex by the military sense for what. this has been describe

and again someone made a comment in the other class about church polity, but in a democratic i mean that's why democracy, you can see the implications of this through politics, that in democracy there has to be some peaceful, hopefully way that you can balance factions otherwise power can be very corrupting. >> i was just going to say that some years ago when the catholic church chose to anglicize their services there were a lot of people right after that, that said "it was so much more spiritual." didn't understand, they admitted they didn't understand what it meant, but it was just what they were used to and had a feeling for them that english just couldn't handle. and here it's the same thing it's just said differently but they couldn't their church split, including some of the priests i understand. >> and that it's those kinds of dilemmas, that's a perfect example yes, susan. >> but it isn't that catholics didn't understand it. they all did because you had your latin column here, and your [inaudible] prayer book and you had your english, or your french, or your african, or whatever you

it means when people cannot understand the language but can understand the polity of the play.sydney tobul to greece. from outside to inside. theto see the epidermis -- greece must have been amazing. if you have some magical experiences in them. i was slightly trepidations about going there. and it was a completely different thing. it is truly magical. i always sound like a terrible theater person when i talk about it. unless you have been there, we have spent a long time feeling like second-class it is -- citizens. we are artists and we are constantly going to fundraising galas. there is a sense in which the begging bowl is always slightly out. and the effect of that is to make you feel a thing quite a slightlyin america, peripheral. to argue that you are more important than the arts, that is difficult. so -- it is the thing that makes worth living. the more i go i feel that. going makes you feel central. at experience of listening to stories is absolutely timeless. there inn played richard iii, that was 14,000 a night. -- over three performances. only one performance has done

i've been trying to do this and what is frustrating to is the polity in china hasn't reached a stage and you know this from a time in china where there's officials, retired officials even felt the confidence of being able to do the kind of irresponsible thing by sharing our personal views without any baggage. that can be looked for in the second edition. we have time for a couple more. >> thank you. and from georgetown county university. one of the interesting thing spot up in a panel discussion is the disconnect or lack of harmony between the central government and the local government administrations. it is well known at this point that there are range of issues that are central local governments, especially developed areas in china, places like beijing. there's a range of issues government officials disagree on. can you elaborate on this issue going forward. for example, can you kind of foresee, is it more likely it is going to develop on itself and people will be fine with it? the disconnection between the local and central government in the long run will not be huge problem. it

our system, our society is rich and successful as a society as distinguished from polity by reason of many of these factors. but the next one is what i call collective irrationality. and here i emphasize the voters' ignorance about public issues, a literature that many of you have encountered in one way or another perhaps through daniel conaman's recent book. the basic research has now become very, very much discussed not only in the academy, but even in the halls of congress. cass sunstein, whose work many of you know, also relies heavily on this literature. a third literature is one that's been developed by my colleague at yale, dan kahan, which he calls cultural cognition. what he means by that is, you know, on a large number of public issues when he tests for people's views on these issues, he finds that those views are almost entirely insensitive to new information. that people come to these issues with preconceived cultural stereotypes and ideologies, and they're very, very difficult to move. and you could pretty much predict by knowing what those ideologies are what their posit

will sell to merge trying to cooperate or it also belongs to the washington metro area plausible politi properties of a dentist aids page trend and trademark office. to cause a little bit of. this is it a. political. purpose or one that was national. league. as nato turns sixty five we'll see whether the threats the lloyds was creates to defend against the main benefits of a moving towards multilateral presidential elections looming afghanistan shuts its economy faces an uphill struggle against rampant corruption. forces like cover us project aimed at stirring political unrest in cuba with which the likes of us like . one of the media turns a blind eye to you get it or not see. millions of afghans voters cast their ballots for a new president defying the taliban threats to the election with a campaign of terror. so years of complaints from european mobile phone users are finally answered as brussels demands an end to roaming charges. everyone now thinks mobile running charges are quite outdated but it may be too early to celebrate as telecom companies plan to hike rates across the board

rest not on our model, but just as a practical matter the political economy requires this different polity i was in a meeting a while ago where we had a rich conversation like this with some chinese friends, and it got on to the political subject, and one said, yeah, forget the politics. this lack of transparency and this lack of dialogue also doesn't allow us to see price signaling. you know, which i hadn't thought about, alan, in those kind of terms. but the same inhibitions in the political context do inhibit what's possible in the political economy. >> i think a big point not to miss there, though, because it's so important on political restructuring is the point that olin referred to earlier which is this idea that for the last 20 years, 30 -- and a lot of it has to do with the long shadow cast by tiananmen, you know? in the hu jintao administration, it really was the manifesto from the 13th party congress in 1987 political structural reform. and that is, you know, kind of continuing along. i think xi jinping is basically saying that longstanding debate over functions is over, and the

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diminishing political value for republicans, right now, even though republicans in terms of advertising and politithat that is the way to defeat democrats in theth fall. i think it's a losing formula, but it's up to republicans. i just don't i see it right nowr having the same power that it did several months ago when the computers were all screwed up. and by the way, in terms of then question that you asked t liz, i first time republicans would be able to repeal or defund or anything would be 2017. by then it's not going to be 7 million, chris, it's going to b 25-plus million people according to the estimates who receive some benefit, direct benefit from obamacare. >> right. the key question, politically is, how many net winners and hos many net losers? we know millions of people were thrown off their health care anw may have gone on the exchanges y and gone a policy. how happy are they with it? do they like what they got? could they get their doctor in it? there's going to be a lot of people in the millions whdoo si up who are not happy. lot of people who are not able to fund a policy.ey a they

but particularly the execution polity for the retail investor has never been better.he spreads are as tight as they've ever been. execution costs are as low as they've ever been. iscall the market rigged completely responsible. if i was a member or on staff at the sec, who i believe has done quite a fine job in terms of monitoring and developing the u.s. equity markets, i would be close to vitriolic over this. >> really? >> so you have to take the position, we will hold off on the sec discussion. that is another three hours. that aside, the moderate anti-hft market argument is about the institutions that are the retirement accounts, pension that, 401k, ira's, etc. blackrock or schwab or anybody goes to put an order in for a full new -- a few million shares . the hft's get taken out in advance stop they get to buy that ahead of that and flip it to them. liquidity.t creating they are just attacks on the transaction. trading in a zero-sum game. >> do you think the specialists are better? >> that is a whole different, -- conversation about specialists and the corrupt syst

pfizer why american tax polity 6 trillions of dollars over revers, and cheer up, your 401(k) has gone up 90% since the dark days of 2009. charles payne got it right and he is here. "varney and company" is about to begin. we know that you are hot on this story. the irs story. lerner's attorney sent a letter to house republicans asking for an opportunity to address the house in the next content vote. here's an item from that letter saying holding her in contempt would not only be unfair and an american but flatly inconsistent with the fifth amendment as interpreted by the supreme court. representing several groups targeted by the irs, don't want to get tangled up in legalisms. our viewers want to know this is all about, if the lawyer addresses congress do we get closer to the truth? >> i don't think so. what the lawyer is trying to do is justify his legal advice to her which is to assert the fifth amendment but she did it in such a way that many believe she way of that because she proclaimed innocence, violated no rules, no regulations and then said i am taking the fifth amendment right

cou told on your politi areas will beat holding meetings?t through the senate confirmation for her omb job one year ago. this probably going to be a very different process. republicans are going to use the confirmation hearing of the vote to -- the health care law. one significant point is that oflth law gets a lot authority to the hhs secretary on how it is implemented. shares, gateway jumped know i have a lot of power station -- she is coming into a job that will have a lots of power. to have a wide support among democrats. she only these 50 votes to get under the senate under the new confirmation roles they have implemented. should afford to lose five senate democratic votes. afford to lose five senate democratic votes. >> would you expect it will get underway? >> and they are out for the next two weeks for the recess. it should happen shortly after that. thefurther we go to november election, the harder the process will be for her to get through. in may.be pretty early >> what key senators do you assume will be involved? >> senator ron w

letting them fall further into poverty with cover generation that is in a received polity education. -- quality education. the future of the country depends on how we deal with the achievement gap today. ♪ to watch all of the winning videos and to learn more about our competition, go to c-span.org. tell us what you think about the issues these is students want congress to consider. poster comments on our facebook page. itshe house is working on 2015 is a resolution -- budget resolution. we will talk to marsha blackburn about the gop lost 10 year plan. the new jersey democratic congressmen bill pascrell. house democrats release their proposal on monday. aaron cogan recently wrote an article on the west virginia chemical spill. we will be joined later in the show. washington journal is live at 7:00 a.m. you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> the house started floor debate on the republican digit -- budget plan. we will have some of that debate in a moment. then president obama signed an executive order at the white house. this budget would balance in 10 years. that i

panel overseas, i've been trying to do this, and what's frustrating, too, is that yet and still the polity in china hasn't reached a stage where -- and you know this from your time in china been where those officials and retired officials even felt the confidence of being able to do the kind of irresponsible thing we're doing right now. [laughter] by sharing, sharing our personal views without any baggage. so we're, but i think that's@+2z devoutly to be looked for in a second edition can. >> yep. >> we have time, i think, for a couple more. yeah. >> thank you, i'm from georgetown, university. one of the interesting things brought up in the panel discussion is the disconnect or the lack of harmony, if you will, between the central government and the local government administrations. and it's fairly well known at7g point that there are a range of issues that the central and local governments, especially local governments of the more devout areas in china, places like shanghai, places like beijing, there's a range of officials that these government officials disagree on. can you maybe possibl

all your polity there's a goal. for shoes that no one is asking with the guests that deserve answers from. politicking only on our t.v. . dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others refuse to notice. the food system changing the world. so picture of today's leaves. from our roads to the. local. t.v. . good leverage. to build a new. found anything mission to teach me. this is why you should care only. that is the state sponsored russia today programme the u.s. secretary of state twisting the ukraine narrative but his russian counterpart says a challenge to the west media monopoly is worrying washington. western media thought they have absolutely no face competition. and we gauge the. mood over ukraine. and find out how. to get involved in a crisis that many of them can't even located on a map. and reports of another. government activist in the east of ukraine which has been the scene of a deadly military operation this week satellite images allegedly show an army officer.

challenges that are coming up against them particularly in this election we've seen me president bill politycome into focus now they are regarded by some as being quite paul right but certainly the. tough policy on immigration never expected to take around twenty percent all today's vote so with vick still looking set to be returned yet again as prime minister does seem hungry will continue to overload geographically be right at the center of europe be on the outside when it comes to european politics. and celebrating the opening of central america's first subway line a new measure expected to make a huge impact traffic jams in the nation's capital video and details on our dot com . and while you're there have a look at spectacular footage of a solar flare captured by the nasa observatory clouds of ions and electrons objected by flare is usually reach earth in a few days they can cause electromagnetic storms and vibration. support for independence growing across northern italy's of a nato province weeks after an unofficial self-determined vote in venice mass protests at the city of verona wi

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. >> and going really inside politi politics. i spoke with rand paul's people.omney's finance chairman this friday in boston and mapping out all the relationships at romney's retreat. he mows more than christie and ryan and others going, he needs to build these donor relationships now so when he runs in 2016, should he get close to the nomination they're behind him. >> he lost the last election. a lot of republicans were mad the day after. now he seems to be a big brand. >> he is. he is a big brand. i think mitt romney you're seeing him step into that role of elder party states man defining who he wants to be for years to come. he doesn't want to be a candidate that fades away into irrelevancy. he wants to leave a mark. i think you see that by these state-by-state endorses and the retreat where you're going to have every presidential hopeful to kiss the ring. >> he invited peyton manning. >> peyton manning 2016? >> go back to you guys in new york. he's not going to run for anything in new england again. if he's inviting peyton manning to the utah retreat, not to

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health from patil south america incorporated it also belongs to the washington metro area transit of politi properties of a dentist aids page and trademark office. little. i. welcome back across top were all things considered i'm peter all of i'll remind you we're discussing whether nato has a mission. ok john i go back to you in paris the russians are very concerned about nato because as we've been said on this program already at the end of the cold war the warsaw pact dissolved itself but nato didn't and a military alliance continues to get closer and closer it's already on russia's border and it could even get closer is it justified to be worried about it from moscow's perspective. i think so yes i mean i would answer that question by answering the question which erich krauss harry krause put rhetorical just now he when he said who is the enemy he obviously thinks as i do that there isn't really an enemy and that russia isn't a threat but what we've seen in the last few weeks over ukraine and especially over crimea is the resurrection in the minds of nato policy makers of the idea of a r

sell to murder trying to cooperate are all but also belongs to the washington metro area plausible politi properties of a dentist aids page friend and trademark office. well come to that shot in siberia. what are the places you never go to. fun. things you never do. experience you'll never get. these surprise you will. nasa suspends contact with russian government officials over the crisis in ukraine but remains fully reliant on moscow for launches to be international space station . as ukrainian investigators prepared to release early findings on the recent sniper attacks in the capital we look at the hard evidence in the wild speculation surrounding the case. an iraq war veteran with mental health problems kills three soldiers and then just sixteen more in a shooting rampage at a u.s. army base in texas and afghanistan's new death toll surges as nato continues its pull out and the taliban disrupts the presidential election race with a campaign of bloodshed. and it's good to have you company you are watching party international. is taking each key from the white house and restricting tie

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were these lovely pro-democracy protesters in them i down there were up against a wiki dictator the polity was all from the regime and then they took power it was a wonderful and now there are some nasty people of east of the country who are not happy with it and they're russian terrorist of course that's the dominant narrative that we could being spoon fed every day on the media in britain of course it's a complete version of the truth and anything that doesn't fit that narrative is completely ignored and that's that's what we're up against here really and i think that as you showed me a said the most important facts are not being reported in the british media and it's quite scandalous rudy ok scott i think it's what's really important is that you know i just have to say greater i couldn't go ahead jump in. so no i was just going to say i couldn't agree more with what neal just said it is that persistent narrative and how you break through that is really really frustrating and troubling when you're absolutely right our team has been covering it but not many people have and you know quite

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