the home of glenn greenwald and jeremy scahill the intercept restore their trust in journalism and reuters coverage of climate change is morally ethically and scientifically wrong i'll tell you why in tonight's daily take. it's crude news today is the second year anniversary of the death of trayvon martin but america still seems as far away as ever from solving this problems of gun violence and racism was only two weeks ago after all that a florida jury declared a mistrial in the first degree murder trial of michael dunn who shot and killed seventeen year old jordan davis dunn shot davis after the two got into an argument to gas station about the volume of davis is music was obviously done instigated the fight but thanks to florida's stand your ground and shoot first law the jury was unable to convict him of first degree murder trayvon martin's death brought alec to the forefront of american politics and got people talking about the complicated interaction between law race and the media but today stand your ground shoot first was to remain on the books in twenty four states and florida and

system and i think this is a much more complicated phenomenon that was highlighted not only in the reuters investigation there are many other. high profile cases of abuse that the old treat as isolated cases but i think there is a pattern and if if we go to you know i've been to many blogs and websites where prospects of parents say that essentially the biggest problem with adoption dissolution or adoption failure was the lack of knowledge and their high expectations they were removed by their desire to do good. you know saw a child in an orphanage they brought him home but then they realized that they simply. were not ready to the for the extent of challenges again if you look at the studies you will see that even kids who've suffered a lot of damage tend to overcome a huge amount of it when they are adopted i also want to bring to your attention a bill pending in the united states congress it's called the children in families first. bill does say that the united states should be committed to doing a better job than it has been doing in terms of just the kind of numbers you're talking abo

there is pretty much no oversight first of all neither reuters people nor the u.s. state department are social scientists we have social scientists many of them in this country systematically studying with social science methodology adoption those are the people to look to if you're actually interested in what the likelihood of success in adoption is the state department is not in charge of doing social science studies and i don't think you'd trust it if it did waiters is obviously not an objective social science organization i'm not talking about qualitative approach i'm talking about numbers just keeping track of the numbers of children coming in and how many of those children they would. to families two years or five years down the line and how many of them were later given out for. institutional how many of them were institutionalized later or how many of them simply out of the system and i think this is a much more complicated phenomenon that was highlighted not only in the reuters investigation there are many other. high profile cases of abuse that the old tre

the investigation that was done by a reuters news agency a couple of months ago into this whole re homing phenomenon and. i think. when you look at this issue the issue of international adoption and countries who recently moved to ban or restrict american adoption those issues are very very much politicized but. in the u.s. media those cases of abuse or neglect at the hands of american families are usually treated as as isolated cases but that's reuters investigation. seems to point to the fact that the problem is far more systematic than previously thought when you use the word systematic actually the number of really honed internationally adopted children was infinitesimal compared to the number of international adoptions in the last couple of decades the. an aide to senator landrieu who introduced the bill i just talked about that's been introduced in our congress can calculated that number of read something like point zero eight percent but you know that in no way indicates that there's some significant percentage of internationally adopted kids who've been either re homed you know mu

reuters is a corporation. and a news organization what and i was not calling for the government to involve itself at all i was simply telling people hey you know maybe you shouldn't take so much put so much credibility in reporting this corporation did you misunderstand what i said or did i say it badly. well you can probably you know they are you can publish anything that. could be tricky. robert you know thanks for the call but i was not saying that my apologies if you took it that way but that was not my intent. nate any thoughts on this yeah i mean i think that take race really spoke to a much broader problem with the how the press talks about climate change and there's this sense of false balance that somehow because some fringe wackos still don't think climate change is manmade we need to mention it in every single article article about climate chases as reuters coverage there has a new editor and alec take over as editor in chief so any possible in seattle you want to call about push him. over here are

the trial, the world will be watching. >> we should add many news organization, including bbc and reuters released an open letter asking for the journalists release. >> emotional reunions are getting under way in korea. a group of elderly relatives are getting ready to meet. some have been separated for six decades. >> kim told herself this day would never come. the last 10 spent on a waiting list, she's on her way to north korea. the older sister who pushed her on swings and gave her piggy backs, has died. this is a chance to see her nephew. she'll pass on prized gifts. >> translation: even if it's just my nephew, i want to give him a hug. i hope we can achieve unification so i can meet him again. >> kim was devastated when north korea pulled out of a reunion days before it was due. just a day after the dates were set for this logistical occupation, north korea was poisoning to pull out. the fact it is going ahead has meant a lot to the elderly meeting their loved ones. >> the aim of the recipients is in the minds of the red cross. many are in poor health. >> translation: 26 in the group

nine people dead according to reuters.united states issued a statement saying it is appalled by the violence in the capitol of ukraine. to give you perspective where it is, it is 1400 kilometers northwest of sochi where the olympics are taking place. that is what, roughly 870 miles? this is live picture what is happening in kiev, ukraine. we'll stay on top of this and fox news channel which is monitoring the situation. >> talking about your retirement and your investments. now we will talk about puerto rico. they are coming to market in march. roughly $2.8 billion debt offering. this will likely take place in march according to the government of puerto rico. they do want to point out that no counterparty is exercising acceleration. this is important. nobody, as of yet, has required them to put up the collateral that would usually be triggered by the downgrades. again, puerto rico announcing they will come to market with $2.86 billion bond. pharmaceutical deal fueling big stocks today. >> this is a deal we have not spoken a

weakening of the economy despite a decline in the unemployment rate to six point six percent the reuters news agency has reported that according to the ministry of labour the number of jobs that said the agricultural sector increased to one hundred and thirty thousand given the significant rise in employment in the construction sector to the cold weather in gender is not a major factor behind the slowdown. the slow increase in employment levels the second month in a row may pose problems for the federal reserve system which is in the middle of curtailing its anti crisis in this program number of new jobs in december was revised up by only one thousand amounted to seventy five thousand economists polled by reuters had expected the number of jobs increased by one hundred and eighty five thousand in january and unemployment remained at six point seven percent. experts predict that china's gdp will exceed ten trillion years dollars in two thousand fourteen. if it continues to grow the crew grief. thus china would become the second country with an annual gdp of over ten trillion us dollars af

an exchange rate at issue in lawsuits is known as the w m reuters fix which is set at four pm london time it is based on actual trades and order rates recorded primarily by reuters during a one minute fix period w. am a unit of state street corporation then calculates a benchmark using the median of the reported trades so contracts around the world are based on this london fix here on these four x. rates and they've been shown to be rigged well the u.s. regulators are going to find these banks they're going to get their piece of the cake now that the private entities including pension funds are have filed eight lawsuits against the biggest of these banks including deutsche bank city group barclays u.b.s. h.s.b.c. j.p. morgan royal bank of scotland but it looks like their analysis is saying that they're not going to get anything because you have they're suing them on the anti sherman trust antitrust act and you have to prove that this was a competitive market and because it's a fixed market and rigged then they they're not going to win their lawsuits they reckon. in other you know sem

reuters and dow jones at the same time we're sending it to the traders.ppens with that information after we put it out is not in our control. they can't mandate that traders don't trade oint until reuters post it on their wire. they don't have that control. this is a different kind of a story than some of the stuff we've reported on the past that's resulted in changes to, you know, fed policy or changes to the way some data is resulte fed policy or changes to the way some data is actually released to the public, but in this case, it's just a fascinating issue and you get this question that's sort of a zen question of when is now, when is information actually public and in this millisecond era, we really can't say for sure anymore. it's a weird moment. >> good reporting as usual. we'll stay on top of this story as we always do. eamon javers. >>> still ahead, we have a trader blitz coming your way. four stocks making the biggest moves today. we'll be right back. let's say you pay your guy around 2 percent to manage your money. that's not much, you think exc

reuters is reporting a deal for iraq to buy arms and ammunition from iran. this is a move that would violate a u.n. embargo on weapon sales by tehran. the report shows the agreement was reached back in november. it's said nuri al maliki made the deal after being fed up in delays with u.s. arm shipments. >>> a fishing vessel stranded in antarctic waters. 90 people are said to be aboard the vessel. the chilean navy head is operating a search-and-rescue operation at this point. we will follow this and bring you details as they become available. >>> extreme cold making a comeback. temperatures heading due south again. parts of the midwest and the northeast could see record lows up to 40 degrees below normal. does this sound familiar? >> very familiar, all too familiar. indra petersons is here to explain it all to us. >> i have no idea what you're talking about. what? yeah, we know this by now. we're definitely talking about that arctic chill again making its way down to the south. we're talking about that cold air kind of hanging around the midwest and the lakes

. >> reuters is reporting a blast at an anti-government rally in the thai capital bangkok. it comes hours after a child was killed when gunmen attacked a rally. dozens were injured when the gunman shot into the crowd setting off explosives. supporters of the prime minister have been threatening an aggressive approach to anti-government protesters. it's not clear whether the violence was a problem. for 57 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy, and mohammed badr are accused of being in prison. another al jazeera journalist, abdullah al-shami of the network's arabic channel has been held since august. he has been on strike for a month to protest his imprisonment. thousands of fighters who spent years waging a war in democratic republic of congo have given up their weapons. many from one of the biggest rebel groups, the m23 which was defeated in november. malcolm web travelled to a town where rebels are trying to start new lives. >> these people have been living as outlaws for years. life in eastern congo's armed groups can be brute a many have killed, looted and raped. many

all major news organizations including cnn, reuters, and cnbc, before their captivity this video was linked, it shows the moment they were detained. al jazeera acting bureau chief mohamed fahmy. i asked them many times if our legal position is valid in jeebt. i was told the al jazeera english position is valid. otherwise, i would not have accepted the job. fahmy is questioned further, who the last person they interviewed, who owns the equipment in the room and he is asked how he gets paid. to which he answered: we don't interview people in this room. al jazeera owns the equipment. i get a monthly salary like everybody else. the committee to protect journalists rates egypt among the worst countries for imprisoning members of the press. it has never been more important that the calls for press freedom on this day of action are heard in a country that is so deeply divided. and we will have much more on our global day of action a little later, including a talk with a journalist who knows too well what it means to be held against one's will in a foreign country. but first: mandatory evacu

obviously reuters, which broke the story, they have seen documents that show that iraqis want that from iran. >> if it was to be true or true in the future this, again, emphasizes the whole shia/sunni split in the region. >> the relationship is nothing secret. it's very, very close. and many of those people in the shiite community lived in iran for many years. they have relatives across the border. so it's very close. and with the shiite government in power in baghdad, i wouldn't be surprised if there was quite a lot of trade between the two sides in terms of arms. as i said, technically speaking, this is illegal if it's true. >> thank you very much. in other news today, the new italian prime minister matteo renzi will face a second round of votes for reform. he needs the support of the lower house of parliament. he is proposing election law changes, tax cuts, and investment in jobs to tackle italy's ailing economy. >>> lebanese officials say israeli jets carried out two air strikes in the east of the country near the syrian border. the target is likely to have been a weapons store wher

what happened in 2007 to the two reuter's journalists in iraq was a terrible tragedy and one that was brought home to all of us when we saw the footage that wikileaks released. and i think that really brought home the horror of modern war and why it is so dangerous. >> what you had there was apache helicopters firing on a group of people from at least 500 meters away, maybe a couple of kilometers away. you have the assumption that everyone in that group is of a type. you have the assumption that because there were weapons in that group, that everyone in that group was armed and somehow dangers. uh, and it became just a terrible tragedy that the uh, gunships fired on those people. our correspondents were killed, along with others. >> we need answers to the questions about how these situations happened. we've engaged, and we'll continue to engage very actively with the authorities, because we don't take for granted that people just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> they were walking with a group that-- where there were arms. now, in 2007 in baghdad, that was extrem

. >> so a twin attack, we think, up to two dead and six wounded, at least according to the reuters newsagency in the double bombing. could these attacks be linked to conflicts outside of lebanon. i'm afraid that will have to be rhetorical for the moment with stefanie dekker. i'll just check - no, we'll move on. obviously we'll follow this. you see the pictures. you are watching the pictures now of this explosion in the southern suburbs of beirut. we'll update you as we get more information on that. >> let's go to ukraine. president viktor yanukovych says anti-government protests crossed the limits after a day and night of violence, the worst since demonstrations in november. 34 have been killed in the last 24 hours, including nine police officers. this is the scene at independence square in kiev. as you can see the smoke is rising from the barricades. the protesters set them on fire. al jazeera's correspondent reports. >> the situation is tense right now. in my opinion policemen were killed, and as much as 25 protesters, and the negotiations are nowhere to be seen, because the president - he

reuter, why has cit and 10 not been adopted in the united states? >> i would like to comment on why the rest of the world is ahead of us on chip. the u.s. has a robust telecommunications system. years ago in other parts of the world, they did not have as robusta telecommunications system so as a result they deployed chip technology to solve that problem. it wasn't deployed by fraud measures. today as we have seen more breaches and retailers we are embracing the c.h.i.p. technology in the united states. the reason i keep leaving out tin is one of my concerns is it is a static piece of information. the chip brings dynamic data to the transaction which is really what renders the compromise data usele useless. the pin is a static element. i appreciate and support the ongoing debate on chip and signature but i would hate for chip and signature and chip and pin but i would hate to deploy the deployment of cit technology on this one issue because it has the biggest impact on fraud. >> both parts of your question, make sure i understand your point. i unders

the research by t rowe price for reuters names an improving economy as a factor. a toy startup is on its way to becoming a household name after the superbowl. you might remember this super bowl spot from "goldieblocks. a toy company that makes science and tech related toys for girls. debbie sterling, the founder, tells us the ad aired as goldie blocks goes mainstream in stores including target and toys-r-us. when i started out, i really wanted to disrupt the pink aisle and recruit more girls to get involved in engineering and technology, it's where all the jobs are going and girls really represent our largest untapped resource. meantime.... a superbowl ad may have helped give one stock a major boost. after sunday's radioshack's 80's themed ad the stock rallied as much as 7% during trading, before closing up over 3%. still to come: why the post office is moving away from mail to keep from going under. plus for those of you feeling fearful of this market. stay tuned for money managers who have some calming words. also ahead-- a new tool to help you calculate how muc

and also has paul taylor europe editor for them reuters news agency and an originator of the turkish daily newspaper salmon and salmon topped off our thank you for very much for being with us and world this week we can join the conversation on facebook and twitter are stacked. t w t w. the games begin. okay so so cheap is better known as a summer resort that no matter the time you could literally moving mountains to bring the winter games. lori is now pumps. the land that the devil in you. we understand it was not an easy decision to make to grant the right to host the games in the city which batman there they had ten to fifteen percent of the infrastructure require we put you placed your faith in our potential. labels you that you placed your faith in the russian character which doesn't flinch from difficulties. that unites us boldness in the world would just let you in knots. so steamed on when he learns about the russian character this week. in my neck the kick in i needed me and they didn't and i mean i was kind of predictable earnings because of the tower on the second stage ang

new management structure that could include the departure of its long-time president...sources tell reuters--- the automaker will appoint a managing director to replace o-samu ma-suko. masuko has led the company for 9 years. the report says he could become chairman, focusing on building relationships with other car companies. a focus on new, more "affordable" luxury cars could have younger buyers heading to showrooms. a growing segment of the auto sector is high end cars, with a more affordable price tag. jack nerad of kelley blue book says typically... luxury cars attract buyers 50 and older, but that is changing. the age range is down. and for our group of luxury cars, luxury cars under 40,000 dollars, a lot of people who either buy these or lease these are much younger than that. automakers have looked for ways to lure in younger consumers, as fewer millenials buy cars. a biofuel stock is capturing attention on wall street. shares of solazyme raced up 32% friday on word the biofuel company has started operations at 2 plants in iowa and products are being sold in the u.s and brazil. the r

the fight to bring a union into a volkswagen plant in the south is not over...reuters reports top labor reps from germany are threatening to try and block vw from making any more moves into southern states in the u.s. if workers are not unionized. last friday, workers at the chattanooga tennessee vw factory voted against union representation. they were also told by a republican lawmaker volkswagen would award the factory another model if the uaw was rejected. in west virginia -- the company accused of causing a water crisis is headed back to court. tomorrow, freedom industries attend a bankruptcy hearing. it filed for chapter 11 in january following a massive chemical spill that polluted water, affecting hundreds of thousands of people. it is now trying to speed up the process so it can hire consultants to reasearch the chemical spill. free pizza is prompting nationwide outrage. chevron made headlines by giving out free pizza coupons to residents of dunkard township, pennsylvania. that's after a fire raged for four days last week at a chevron fracking site following an explosion that ki

reuters eyewitnesss suggest at least 15 bodies are covered up in the square. speaking ahead of the visit, german chancellor angela merkel said the eu would not accept continuing violence in the ukraine. >> translator: when the foreign affairs ministers meet, it will be necessary to discuss, if needed, specific sanctions that need to be enacted to show that the political process started again and we can accept what is happening. >> joining us now to discuss this fluid situation is the vice president at atilia announcement. >> indeed. it is always questionable whether or not that is going to hold. also because the opposition does not necessarily have that much control over the crowd at the moment. there are radicals in the main square. which are essentially posed not to give up until the president is resigned. >> that's the problem because the opposition is becoming a lot more radical. they burn all the bridges with the government to find a resolution. >> well, the bridge is still there. the problem is that we have desperate groups in the protesters and elsewher

armstrong issued a memo obtained by reuters to the aol staff over the weekend-- stating: i apologize for my comments. and the company will return to year around matching contributions aol recently reported its best growth in a decade. just as mcdonald's opens its first restaurant in vietnam..comes word the chain is making gains overseas. mcdonald's reported stronger than expected global sales. with much of the strength from europe and china--offsetting weakness in the u.s. worldwide sales rose 1.2% last month. analysts predicted .7%. sales in the u.s. dipped 3.3 percent on cautious consumer spending. the burger chain opened a restaurant monday in ho chi min city. lawmakers are hoping for a chain reaction from drugstores. senate democrats are pressuring walgreens and rite aid to stop selling cigarettes. it follows a surprising move from cvs, which will phase out tobacco sales by october 1st. former u.s. surgeon general dr. david satcher believes eventually, major chains will join the anti tobacco movement. "i think anything that businesses can do voluntarily to prevent the spread of t

reuters reports a house committee wants all documents or communications generated between november 1 and december 13th in which target employees discuss any suspcion of a data breach. target tells first business it does "appreciate chairman darrel issa's interest, are in contact with his office, and look forward to continuing to work with him and other members of congress." bernie madoff may have duped wall street investors, but his former secretary doesn't hold a grudge. madoff's former assistant took the stand this week at a trial of five former employees, accused of helping madoff pull off a long-running ponzi scheme. annette bongiorno told a jury she never knowingly committed fraud. she also spoke in high regard of madoff, admitting she had called him her "hero" for helping her family. madoff is currently serving a 150-year prison term. the trial continues this week. power couple george lucas and mellody hobson are sharing their wealth. lucas the creator of star wars and investment executive hobson are donating $25 million to the chicago lab schools for the construction of an art

informed opinion about who should win, you may need to really ask around because a new poll from reutersvies. donald, is that you? have you seen all nine? >> no, sir. >> leading the pack, 15% of respondents say they've seen tom hangs in "captain phillips." i'm one of them. not far behind is sandra bullock, and "gravity." 15%. ellen degeneres. the academy awards are set for this sunday night. >>> this could be a true sign of the times. the listing moviefone is going silent. it will be shut down and they were directed to the company's app. the service has been providing users with movie information for the last 25 years. it was spoofed on "seinfeld." >> hello, and welcome to move have moviefone. >> come on. >> please enter the first three letters of the movie title now. you've selected "agent zero." if that's correct, press 1. >> what? >> you've selected "brown eyed girl." if this is correct, press 1. why tonight you just tell me the name of the movie you've selected. >>> all right. still ahead on "way too early," steve jobs getting his own stamp. it's a bit of a tech mismatch. we're looki

reuters reports the bank has worked through its crisis- era problem mortgages. but now, overall mortgage lending volumes are down. wells is said to be taking small steps into extending credit to borrowers who have higher credit risk. jos. a. bank is making a bid for eddie bauer in its latest effort to stay independent. the men's clothing retailer is offering $825 million to bauer's parent, golden gate capital. the deal includes $564 million in cash and new shares of common stock. jos. a. bank has been fighting off a hostile takeover bid from rival men's wearhouse. the eddie bauer buy can be canceled if jos. a. bank's board accepts the bid from men's wearhouse. jos a bank stock climbed 36 percent last week.. home depot and lowes are attracting activists. they blame the home improvement stores for killing billions of honey bees. the activsts delivered petitions with thousands of signatures demanding the retailers stop selling neon-ick o-tinoid pesticides. it's estimated up to $30 billion dollars in u.s. agriculture depends on honeybees. bees are dying by the billi

according to reuters last year the mediterranean island became the fifth country the years though to seek financial support from the european union and international monetary fund after it lost billion euros on greek bonds. the joint statement from the european commission the european central bank and the two astronauts be fine said that the gdp of cyprus was expected to contract with four point eight percent in two thousand and fourteen before rebounding to one percent growth in two thousand fifteen. the two thousand thirteen the economy of cyprus contract with six percent which was less than expected. yes people are shying away from buying new vehicles here to see russian special edition reports the stock disposing of the limo for the car industry carmakers have to try to meet the demands of senior buyers and attract the younger generation according to the date of the center for automotive research at the university of bristol to essen germany for the twenty seven percent of all new car buyers last year for under the age of forty five. the average age of a new car buyer in germany

it was a photo tweeted by a reuters photographer. this is once again a violent, very fluid situation we're seeing reports of up to 15 kills so far just this morning. >>> there's a compromise that they hope to stop the violence and get them negotiating. those talks never happened. four men sterz came to kiev for a discussion with victor janakovich, the pro government president who wanted sanctions on ukraine. that meeting had to be canceled. i'm afraid this fragile truce was, in fact, still -- >> very fragile. we do appreciate that report. >>> also, there is a new terror warning this morning. a homeland security official says they have picked up intelligence that terrorists are working on new designs for shoe explosives aboard airplanes. nbc's pete williams has details. >> reporter: officials familiar with the warning say it applies to airlines that fly from overseas to the united states. flights at foreign airports that go directly to the u.s., passengers will see increased attention paid to their footwear. shoes that are worn and ar

reuters reports that the forty five year with ukrainian citizen was trying to hijack the plane turkish intelligence agencies are investigating the case but there are no virgins that the man was related to any organizations. adding to our translator said that he spoke russian. he went to fight the city where the olympic games are held. he said that he had a bomb and he will exploded. afterwards he sat back and is seen in the night get up for three hours all the passengers were evacuated immediately after winning a special operation on capturing the high tech store in turkish media reports that the man was dumped him and was delivered to the police fortunately he did not have any weapons or explosives nevertheless the ukrainian mg twenty nine plane flew alongside with the turkish aircraft to the turkish border airport security officers met the flight passengers at the airport door one hundred and ten people abroad. not the ukrainian transportsecutors initiating a criminal case six athletes participating in sochi let the games come from up on region two of them are present context and in

this video is obtained by reuters which was captured on social media. the news agency said it could not confirm the awe then disty. ban ki moon urged secretary of state john kerry and sergei lavrov to press for a political solution to the war in syria. the 3-year-old conflict has claimed 130,000 people. at that same conference, kerry called on russia to let ukraine choose its own political path. they backed away from closer ties to the european union under pressure from russia. sparking huge and violent protests. >> the vast majority of ukrainians want to live freely in a safe and prosperous country and they are fighting for the rights to associate with partners who will help them realize their aspirations and they have decided that that means their futures do not have to lie with one country alone and certainly not coerced. >> just one day before national elections, there was a flare-up of violence today in bangkok, thailand. journalists and others scrambled for cover after gunshots rang out. at least three people were reported wounded. >>> at least 14

in an interview with reuters, u.s. missile defense expert riki electricalellison said, facilitation if there's true, they continue to expand and grow their long-range missile capabilities regardless of their overture to the west with self-reduction of their nuclear capabilities ..." these realities, these statements, these actions are just as much about the spirit of the interim deal as it is about the letter of the deal. and it places in question the political will of the iranians and our ability to reach a verifiable agreement with those who have been willing to so deceive. in terms of both iran's political will and its ballistic missile capability, james clapper, the director of national intelligence, said the following, and i quote, "tehran has made technical progress in a number of areas -- including uranium e enrichment, nuclear reactors and ballistic missiles -- from which it could draw if it decided to build missile-deliverable nuclear weapons. these technical advancements," he goes on, "strengthen our assessme

according to reuters, a huge backlog of orders is apparently making it difficult to build ten aircraft a month. this production is crucial to boeing's performance this year as it's relying on the commercial planes to offset weakness in its defense business. still, shares were up more than 2% today in a rising market to $130.16. >>> with so many americans already using amazon to do a lot of their shopping for the kitchen and for their wardrobe, the company is now aiming to be the newest competitor battling for control of your living room. josh lipton has more. >> reporter: consumers smend a lot of time on their smart phones and tablets, but televisions still dominate the living room. right now consumers can stream entertainment from the web to their tvs using a range of set-top boxes and consoles such as apple tv, roku or microsoft's x-box. now another tech titan could be entering this market. amazon could soon roll out its own set-top box which analysts say could be available as soon as april. >> i think amazon dominated in books, and i think they feel as though they missed out on musi

writing in a reuters op-ed, he says five years later, the stimulus is no success to celebrate. a tragedy to lament. >>> and february 2009 the, unemployment was at 8.3%. now it's at 6.6%. and the new gallup poll finds almost one in four say unemployment is the top problem. can government and politicians had topped that list since the government shutdown in october. >>> so could a gay marriage ban be on its way to indiana? the state senate approved a constitutional amendment monday. 32-17. it follows the house's approval last month. both chambers must approve the measure again in the next legislative session before it can go to voters in 2016. >>> history is on its way to south carolina according to the state. a record 7 african-american candidates are running for statewide office this year. south carolina is poised to elect its first black candidate t to statewide office since 1872 #. >>> a whopping new yorker of new yorkers support legalizing medical marijuana. learn more about what it means on msnbc.com. and this, former president clinton poking fun on presidents' day tweeting

reuters says the prophet authorities in the region have canceled the plan for its apple flights. health officials see more people are suffering from respiratory ailments the predicted to be the most communities that has blanketed the professor agreed to. it's rumored to be a fine crumbs and consists of respite programs. but to be increased to twenty two thousand cases by fiddling with it. this situation is very worried. the schools in southeast asia in two thousand thirteen was the worse in sixteen years in the room and diplomatic issue in any surprise to see the bomb on it and don't apologize to the people of singapore and malaysia and plans to control the problem how has long been known as a hotspot in the human torch the evening danger to wildlife and things are getting worse. the students went and got cleaned up the last few years. i was intercepted by the authorities face another problem in not being able to return to the wild. the wells was the end of the body and reports the customs office in thailand has seen almost every kind of rare species numbers and in the two animal

james reuter. executive vice president of first bank located in colorado, where he's been since 1987. he is also the president of first data corp., which provides all i.t. and operational support services for 110 locations. duncan is executive vice president vice president and general counsel of the national retail federation where courtresponsible for mating territory initiatives involving data privacy, bankruptcy, fair credit reporting, truth in lending. he previously worked for jcpenney and for the ftc. see.et'sleach admin or zeus came -- mr. is a recognized -- at on a wide-ranging wide range of issues. and mr. troy leach is the chief technology officer for the security standards council. this is the industry counsel for setting standards for now. he works to develop strategies to secure credit card data and works on i.t. issues. gentlemen, thank you all very much. mr. reuter, why don't you start and we will go down the line. >> chairman warner, ranking member kirk, and members of the subcommitt

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are three women resting injuries from rubber bullets fired by the police there's also a report of a reuters photographer who has been injured by flustered which exploded while he was filming the events and no word on whether or not he had sustained any physical damages but there are pictures out there on the internet which do show that he has some quite some serious. damage as do the clothes that he was wearing one of the first grade seems to have straight through it again this is happening just when a rather actually has convened earlier on tuesday in order to discuss the possibilities of votes on going back to the earlier conflict to the constitution that ukraine used to have several years ago now this is something that the opposition really wants but it's something that the majority of the parliament parliament members have decided to vote against or actually refused to vote on it that's the opposition. blocked the rather which is the ukrainian parliament. and that is when the protesters have went and started storming the police who are on the streets of kiev who are trying to hold of th