to discuss the russian economy i'm joined by robert may he is the managing partner at robert may consulting group we also have been heiress he is the editor in chief of business new europe and we also have john hello big he is the managing partner of a group ben let me start out with you what is the major theme you're looking for in two thousand and fourteen in one word investment investment we need to wait and wait ok robert in one word yes what am i looking for here i think more of the same stagnation probably sec nation ok john labor productivity ok why investment investment is the achilles heel of the russian economy and we had this horrible slowdown last year was the rushes and and as i read this and surprised everybody on the down side you can reverse the story and the reason is the investment just stopped i think it's to do with the sentiment that there's a lot of uncertainty and people without being able to look forward to the future with any kind of idea of where we're going to go a lot of this was just in the middle of last year it was self-induced where they changed gears they st

to discuss the russian economy i'm joined by robert may he is a managing partner at robert may consulting group we also have been heiress he is the editor in chief of business new york and we also have john hello big he is the managing partner of a group or ben let me start out with you what is the major theme you're looking for in two thousand.

to discuss the russian economy i'm joined by robert may he is a managing partner at robert made consulting group we also have been heiress he's the editor in chief of business new york and we also have john hello big he is the managing partner of a group ben let me start out with you what is the major theme you're looking for in two thousand and fourteen in one word investment we need to wait and wait ok robert in one word yes what am i looking for i think more of the same stagnation probably sec nation ok john labor productivity ok why.

. >> pam: a chance encounter with kron four's stanley roberts may have been the turnaround in the hard-luck life of a forgotten man. >> pam: in the last couple of years >> reporter: international superstar carlos santana and once van men are markets and the magnificent mile long meeting in the last 40 years. >> reporter: and now! >> how you doing,man? >> reporter: all its markets? >>marcus is just a person trying to make in life. sting, true to what i am trying to create in music or anything else that i do. >> reporter: >> homelessness is a constant door to door struggle for day-to-day struggle trying to keep your help up, cold night and sleeping outside, parks... old and wherever you can find shelter. >> private property or people where people make the approach you with a lot of negativity... get out of here or i will call the police, with ever whatever? >> i would hear my music with cars going by. >> reporter: is it like to hear your music is cars go by and you cannot do anything about it? >> people were around the, that i knew that i would say that is my song and they would say man, are

robert may have obviously a very different perspective.thing seems to be driven as to how can we pull things back to domestic politics and not about -- >> wait, wait, wait. go ahead. >> i just have to -- i have to issue a small correction. i just read the book. he doesn't say that about the president. he says politics does come into the conversation, but he says specifically in terms of the president, maybe not some of the operatives, the president makes the decisions based on national security. and the truth of the matter, and you're right about the overwritten quality of some of the coverage, i mean, robert gates says specifically in his book, i agree the president made the right decisions on all the primary questions on afghanistan. >> right. >> so the scandal is not quite as much of a scandal has people think. >> and why are we shocked that the elected president of the united states, who is a politician, would consider politics? he's also, by the way, the commander in chief. it's not gates. it's not the head of the military and the pen

robert may have obviously a very different perspective.the outside everything seems to be driven as to how to pull it back to domestic politics and not about trying to solve the problems. >> go ahead. >> no, no, no. i have to issue a small -- i just read the book. he doesn't say that about the president. he says politics does come into the conversation but he says specifically in terms of the president, maybe not some of the operati operatives, the president makes decisions base and the national security. you are right about the overwritten coverage. robert gates says specifically i agree that the president made the right decisions on the primary questions on afghanistan so the scandal is not quite as much as of a scandal as people think. >> why are we shocked that the elected president of the united states who is a politician would consider politics? he is also by the way the commander in chief. it is not gates. it is not the head of the military in the pentagon. it is the president who under the constitution's the commander in chief. and

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>> you would think that it would muddied waters, but they think it may help because they're at a high-level going on, and somehow robertn may be part of that. >> it has been nearly one month since aljazeera correspondents were jailed in egypt. the journalists are accused of joining a terrorist group, but aljazeera said that's a fabrication. today his parents joined 30 news organizations in calling for their son's release. >> to most, peter is an award-winning correspondent. and to them, that's secondary, he's their son. >> what keeps peter doing the job that he's doing, he has a very strong sense of social justice, the need to seek the truth. and to always do whatever can be done to help those in need. >> as well as to let the world know, to get it out there, because things can change. >> though peter has worked internationally since the 1990s, winning awards for his work in africa, he was raised in brisbane where his parents still live. the australian media, they called passionately to release for son. >> it's shattering to the whole family. and it's a living nightmare at the moment and until he gets out, he can't con

robert buckland. >> may i associate myself with the tributes to paul goggins? reform of the law on child neglect will go on. mr. speaker last year, one of my , constituents, 23-year-old christopher scott, died as a result of taking the so-called legal high amt, alpha- methyltryptamine. will my right hon. friend support my calls and those of the coroner and christopher's family to ensure that this dangerous drug and others like it are outlawed? >> my hon. friend is absolutely right to raise that issue. first, let me offer my condolences to his constituent's family. as he knows with the rules that we have, hundreds of legal highs have already been banned, and our temporary drug orders allow us to outlaw substances within days of them coming on the market. but we are not complacent and we have asked the advisory council for the misuse of drugs to renew our definitions of controlled drugs to ensure that we capture these newly emerging substances when there is evidence of harm. so there is more work to be done here, but my right hon. friend the home secretary is abs

roberts. says e-mail customers may be the latest victims of hackers. usernames and passwords were stolen and used to access accounts. they didn't say how many were affected. more than 81 million yahoo! accounts in the u.s. , but goodtemperatures news for friday. doug hill lets us know what the rest of the week into the weekend is looking like. >> we have a taste today of a warm-up. 24, 19 in fairfax. marlboro, they have a good cover of snow on the ground. early tomorrow, partly cloudy. 23.o a range of temperatures for friday. by monday, temperatures will drop. let's put it this way. it will be unsettled early next week. maybe some snow. maybe some rain. maybe freezing rain. a lot to discuss. >> something here does like the weather. a snowy owl spot in the district . he is recuperating at a wild half -- wildlife rehab center. he was found by police and taken to the national zoo and then brought the city wildlife. water, was given food, antibiotics, and painkillers for head trauma. owl talk with us about the recovery. >> i think it underscores the import

hogan served under robert ehrlich, you may remember. three other republicans are vying to become the party's nominee. of course, the primary is coming up this june. >>> storm team4 meteorologist chuck bell jones us with a look at our forecast. it's still cold out there, chuck. >> oh, yeah. don't be fooled by the sunshine. there's plenty of cold air left outside. it will be another really cold night tonight into tomorrow morning. most of the suburbs will once again be down into the single digits by tomorrow morning. this morning, though, we had to deal with the snow. sometimes we talk about shovable snow or sweepable snow. this was a blowable snowstorm. this is out near my live shot in forestville, maryland. these guys literally blowing the sidewalk clean with a leaf blower, at 4:15 in the morning, just outside of a starbucks which opens at 5:00 a.m. critical, of course, to have all of the sidewalks cleared leading into those hot spots for early morning commuters. a lot -- a lot of folks down at the starbucks early this morning as they w

a lot of people think robert griffin iii may have a big say. we'll share that in a few minutes. the numbers a big drop in crime. county officials tell us it's not only good for the people who live there, it's good for business. tracee wilkins is live to break down the numbers for us. she joins us from largo. >> reporter: we are outside wegmans where they held the conference. they believe the numbers are good for business. 9n fro whilelows thepÑ of ofk;s9 ó116 beginning. >> overall crime is down from last year's his to ha historic . >> reporter: the focus of a gathering of state and county leaders inside wegman's. the backdrop picked for a exec >> these numbers mean a lot to business owners. we always want to send the message that prince george's county is right for business. >> reporter: a 2010 executive took office and appointed the chief of police.27%cih/nw in÷.⌟ experienced a 38% drop in homicides, 38% drop in violent crime and 27% drop in property crime. it's down 27% in overall crime. >> to have reduced homicides since 2010 by almost 40% is a huge, huge accomplishment. >> r

robert say the target reach may also have hit others as well and it may not just stop with them.akes you think that this is coming from that neck of the woods. and it could be caught up in this. >> neiman marcus hasn't disclosed how much information has been breached. it seems that targets data is the information that was hacked. and i'm not sure that it was properly recorded. in the ode shows russian language built into them aware. so it looks like there was a possibility that organized crime is behind this. nl: to what end? >> it is to the degree that russian organized criminals. niel: so far you haven't seen a lot of people lose money. maybe they don't go to target for a while, they hold off. i always think that we are one step away from something far more serious. potentially millions of amicans bank accounts being blamed. >> agreed. so this is far from a big deal. i know that plenty of people whose credit cards were compromised. >> they were unauthorized charges that were made and they were coached by this due to credit card fraud and that is just the beginning. when our fin

study said nothing about the nutritional content of the food but a doctor at the robert wood foundation said other companies may be a very positive first step. dr. jon lapook, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," dr. david agus has an update on the flu season. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. welcome to wusa9. today is friday, january 10th, 2014. good morning, i'm andrea roane. >> i'm mike haiduk. a new coach, gruden, in town. more on that, coming up. we start with howard, and there is some sort of precipitation, right? >> reporter: yeah we have light rain moving in before it transitions to rainshowers. long week, first 5-day week many people have done in like a month, right? let's she you the forecast, through midmorning we are concerned with light freezing rain, especially west of us and northwest of us. we should be comfortably above freezing at 34. and then the showers, it is not going to be an all day rain. but looks like a lot of showers this morning there may be a break midday and more this afternoon with showers

robert. numerous lawsuits, why residents in the area may not see a penny of compensation. and crews working to contain a wildfire burning outside l.a. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler and here are tonight's top stories. nsa spy reforms. >> we won't reform programs and procedures in place to provide greater transparency through our surveillance activities and fortify the safeguards to u.s. persons. >> president obama proposes changing the government's surveillance program. he's limiting spying on world leaders and wants to change the saving of phone data. foreigners were among the victims including u.n. staff members. going bankrupt, the company proclaimed for a toxic chemical spill, freedom industries is already facing two dozen lawsuits, several government investigations, last week the spill tainted the water supply for hundreds of thousands of residents, robert ray is coughing this story from charleston west virginia. robert what are you hearing about freedom industries and their decision? >> good evening, jong. indeed a meeting was held later

blemishedded if from grocery stores and producers and the first daily table will open in may in massachusetts. >> roberteniro is revealing a family secret if his documentary he produced. the hollywood icon reveals his father was gay and last his mother when he was just three years old after the realization. his documentary premiered at the such dance -- the sundance festival. at thor and his father remained close until the death in 1993. >> the raiders are facing a lawsuit by one of their cheerleaders who worked as a raiderrette accusing the team of flagrant violations saying the cheerleaders are paid only $1,250 a season breaking down to $5 for every hour worked. they are not paid will in the end of the season very different on other pro sports organizations. >> i danced two seasons with the warriors and that is how i need to compare the difference and i few the raiders were doing things way different than nba. they paid for every hour work, i got a paycheck every two weeks. >> the raiders organization is declining to comment. they seek to be sort find as a class action on of behalf all rent and former

attorney, robert deltufo, that prosecutors may be looking at a rico charge against the office of governor chris christie. is this real? is there a case that the pattern of politics here evident in the bridge closings, the possible denial of hurricane relief money to hoboken, the accusations by a democratic of interfering with a judicial proceedings in huntingdon county constitutes evidence of a criminal enterprise? is this what led federal authorities to interview mayor dawn zimmer? would this hold up to jury scrutiny, even a grand jury? is playing rough to redevelop your reelection vote possibly a pattern of action that could be incriminating? is running for president himself in this case a criminal enterprise? well, the rico statute signed into law by richard nixon in 1970 allows a person to be charged for actions which he did not personally commit. it is used by prosecutors to reach someone who masterminds a criminal enterprise without committing the actions himself or herself. again, can it be said that a governor whose people shut down traffic lanes out of vengeance, who allegedly sh

come out a winner anyway. >> the biggest problem is anything having to do with comcast may take a while. >> brian robertso they raise the bid? it is clear they will raise the cash. >> they have to raise the overall portion because again the last thing we saw that was above eight, the second-biggest operator in the country so this hasn't come along every day. >> what are the chances for this deal? >> 70-30. and 150 plus. >> if you raise the cash portion of 95 you get to that 150? >> if you -- liz: can charter pull that off? >> a deal at 159 brings leverage charter, combined charter at 5.7 times, a high leverage rate. liz: back to the people, tom left ridge running charter, he has something to prove clearly. >> if you are asking about cablevision some people think they get caught up in this consolidation fervor. i don't think so. i don't think operators are interested in that particular footprint. the penetration rate of all good services is too high and the leverage is also high. liz: time egan expects charter to raise the cash bid, at least a portion of it. >> they are definitely going to raise it. i get

attorney, robert del tufo, that prosecutors may be looking at a rico charge against the office of governorcase that the pattern of politics here evident in the bridge closings, the possible denial of hurricane relief money to hoboken, the accusations by a democratic of interfering with a judici p

you may remember robert gibb who is posted a video on youtube that went viral asking for help to lose00 pounds. now, after going through a treatment program, eating brts, and getting more exercise, he weighs about 500 pounds. he said he feels a lot better. justine redmond, kron 4 news. >>> on marina boulevard, there are a lot of cycles out. you may not have realized this, but you don't have to be behind the wheel of a car to be arrested for dui. you can be behind a bicycle. fines go as high as $250 if convicted. >>> in san francisco, preparations are under way for a world class fireworks display this new year's eve. over two tons will be launched from this barge position said offshore from the ferry building along the embarcadero. the show starts at midnight and will last for 20 minutes. if you can't make it down to the embarcadero, you can tune into kron 4's new year's eve live at 11:30 p.m. >>> okay. speaking of fireworks, the countdown to 2014 continues as the bay area is getting ready to see spectacular shows at midnight. jeff bush is live on treasure i lands with one of the good

robert frank, you may have had some experience. a place like london, for example, and you're paying the bill at a restaurant, what happens? they come up to you with the card reader, you punch in your card, you enter the pin number. that sounds like it's coming now to the u.s. >> you would hope. i guess i have a question for rush. do we know that chip and pin technology would have avoided the problem that target had with this disclosure of customer data? because some people describe this as a cyber hacking issue. some people as a magnet reader issue. do we really know whether this could have happened with chip and pin technology or could have been avoided? >> chip and pin would not have stopped the breach, but the data that was stolen would have been much less useful. >> explain that a little bit, rush. >> well, it would have all been encrypted, first of all. today's mag stripe credit card technology in the united states is equivalent to leaving the front door of your house wide open. it is so easy to copy. it is so easy to counterf

may well win. >>> it's amazing when the actors december robert de niro gained so much weight and mcconaughey was > of course mcconaughey may follow that trek as well. we'll see what happens and with the oscar on march 2nd. >> writing is such an important part. >> it is. >> i thought it was woodie allen's best script, but was blown away by the script for "phil omena." >> watch for the surprises. war for it to win possibly. i think it will win over "american hustle." the foreign press nominate loved it. it could win in this category, because they support it so much. >> they hosts, i mean, tina fey and amy poehler will be hilarious. >> always so funny, so many great jokes. it's good for them, good for us at home as well. >> when it comes to comedy and musical category, i can't figure out, is "american hustle" considered a comedy? >> many of the comedies really aren't, about you for this category, it will win over "wolf of wall street." this hot cast. >> has amy won before? >> never a golden globe or -- >> these are all must-see movies. i feel it was a great year. >> cold winter days, catch these mov

for unit 175, the unit was on the market and vacant from april to may, 2013, prior to april 4th, occupants josh green and robert and john rented the unit from july 20, 2011, to march, 2013. for unit 3179, occupant anneal became october. in order for the project to proceed, the project requires planning commission approval under section 1332 and 1331 to allow the condominium conversion. i'm ethiopia answer any questions. >> is there any public comment on this item? >> i'm the attorney representing the owner of this. there are just typographical errors. >> thank you. any further public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. >> commissioner antonini? >> it appears this doesn't change anything other than the fact that it was type graphically done. the conditions met

. >>> china's rich may have been watching these leading indicators and did they see then the emerging market selloff before everybody else? robert>> this will be the question. they might be the canaries in the coal mine. the rich it seems have been fleeing china and it may be that they saw some of this emerging market problems early. the chinese wealthy moving more than $600 billion overseas and 64% of chinese millionaires have either moved or plan to move overseas. a new report names names. the international consortium of investigative journalists has found that 22,000 wealthy or well connected people in china and hong kong have created offshore overseas accounts. many of the people named are either government officials or relatives of top political leaders. the report says that price-waterhouse, ubs and other western banks may have played a role in helping these chinese clients set up trusts and companies in the british virgin islands and samoa. this may be perfectly legal and the wealthy say they are diversifying their portfolios with you t but the number of wealthy rich moving their families overseas say the smart money may

you may remember former secretary of defense robert gates one of the few holdovers by president obama. secretary gates served as president bush's top guy. well, now mr. gates has written a new book and some people are upset. according to the "the washington post," which has read the book, gates says that president obama was not convinced u.s. strategy in afghanistan would work. and wanted, above all, to pull u.s. troops out of afghanistan and before that iraq. also gates says the president did not trust military leaders in general, no pun intended. so my question is, are you surprised? are you? president obama is a committed liberal man. does not like war. does not like confrontation and believes social justice programs are hurt by military spending. that's been the liberal point of view in this country since 1967. mr. gates says hillary clinton was a bit tougher than mr. obama but again usually took a liberal line as secretary of state. gates goes on to say vice president biden was the softest on national defense, pretty much not wanting anything to do with it again, anybody surprise

. >> there may be the of the reasons for robert gates to delay his indictment of foreign policy but the part is had gates made his thoughts public in october 2012 we might not be stuck with the obama for a second term. lou: interesting point. >> will obama as promised zone have the same meaning as a promise ring? lou: in other words, a promise with no commitment. [laughter] we have the smartest audience i am telling you. and about the g.o.p. establishment. >> for the past several years when have the republicans not sold out? lou: we will make that calculation we will have the answer tomorrow night. claims tha the internet is making us a dumber? there is a brand new book showing the information age will save our minds in the future in the american educational establishment from itself. next. [ male announcer ] this is the story of the little room over the pizza place on chestnut street the modest first floor bedroom in tallinn, estonia and the southbound bus barreli down i-95. ♪ this magic moment it is the story of where every great idea begins. and of those who believed they had thpower

begin tonight with the truly stunning decision by the supreme court where, if i may speak metaphorically, i believe john robertsrt took out a knife and plunged it into the voting rights soft underbelly and grabbed the dying body across the streets on to the steps of the capital building and left it there with a note to congress, saying, it would be a shame if this law were to die. that was my reaction. they told our notoriously dysfunctional congress to revive it. today he introduced legislation that would reestablish a formula to determine which states must be cleared by the federal government before they change their election laws. the roberts court ruled that the old formula was unconstitutional because it was based on criteria established in the 1960s, striking down the heart of the most important civil rights law enacted, signed by lyndon johnson in 1965 in response to efforts in the south to keep blacks from voting. the new legislation, proposed today would subject a state to preclearance, if it has committed five or more voting rights violations over the last 15 years. one of the people behind this is ji

one right now with guys like larry summers and even some of the experts like robert gordon from northwestern saying the u.s. mayfor the next ten years. the big debate is where we started. this unemployment thing. how much should government be spending if we're into a period of slower growth? should the government step up and take a stronger position on investment and infrastructure spending and helping out unemployed in the event the economy will have slower growth over the next several years. >> steve liesman, auburn or fsu? >> i don't have a dog in this fight. i went to a school that didn't have much football at all. it does now. i'm always going to be for the underdog. i like how auburn beat alabama. i'm an underdog guy. i go for auburn. >> me too. that does it for this edition of "andrea mitchell reports." follow the show online and on twitter. my colleague has a look at what's next on "news nation." i know you are an underdog guy. >> i'm all about auburn. i'm on the auburn team as well. >> more on the developing news that we just talked about on andrea's show. senate back in session at the top of the hour

forces suffered a third of their total fatalities there robert naiman from the campaign group just foreign policy says the shiite government missteps may have laid the groundwork for vance's in iraq. al qaeda doesn't doesn't establish itself in functioning democracies where there's a broad social consensus that the state is legitimate establish bases and in countries where there's a breakdown of central government authority and conditions of civil war with a large part of the population sees the government as illegitimate you know we see this in. afghanistan was this august and yemen so this isn't in somalia so and we're seeing in iraq you know the the real art of the reason that al qaeda has a base in iraq is because a large part of the sunni arab population sees melky governing as a discriminatory towards the sunni arabs. security forces are remaining vigilant in the southern russian city of volgograd following the two terrorist attacks that killed thirty four people there last week and the death toll could have been even higher if it wasn't for the bystanders who stepped in to help the injured after deadly explosions hit the train s

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roberts is being challenged. in south carolina, lindsey graham may face a challenge.there are a number of republicans in south carolina. in kentucky, mitch mcconnell is challenged by matt bevin. guest: let me wrap that up. this also goes to the cochrane raise. trend ina fundamental american politics. i wish more journalists wrote about this. these lawmakers have been in there for decades. they like their senator. they like roberts. not especially with mcconnell. they are not really happy with him right now. there is the idea that they like them, but it is time for a change. it is time to find somebody new. clearly, they are not helping the situation in the state -- d.c. roberts is inat trouble and i think the mitch mcconnell is in trouble in kentucky. bevin is athink that better general election candidate against allison grimes. i want to ask you about wyoming. two familiar names. liz cheney -- guest: this is kind of like texas. the challenger and the incumbent appear to be above average. we do not see a contrast. from my position, i have not taken much time to see wh

roberts has more on this tonight. >> reporter: in this destroyed suburb of damascus, these boxes of food may be the difference between life and death. this girl is savoring the taste of sugar and milk. people here are caught between the two sides of syria's bitter civil war and have been cut off from the rest of the city for months. the food boxes are a gesture, allowed through by the syrian government as the country's warring factions get ready to meet in switzerland later this week. some opposition groups have demanded president assad step down before talks take place. today, the interfax agency credited him saying, if we wanted to surrender, we would have surrendered from the start. this issue is not under discussion, though syrian state tv later described this quote as inaccurate. whatever he did or did not say, it's clear the gap between the sides preparing to meet is huge. >> both sides, including their backers in the region, iran and saudi arabia, do not believe they have to negotiate at this point and i don't expect that they will seriously until they have to. >> reporter: and so the fighting continues. one o

saying children under five may want to not touch the water or bathe in it because of problems is that could arise. they don't feel there's another data or testing. >> roberteporting from charleston. it may take days to flush out hundreds of miles of water pipes. >> dozens of cruise ship passengers find themselves sick at sea. 60 people were sickened by a stom abbing virus. -- stomach virus. >> the whole fight on the toilet. >> we were on medication. we'll make sure we are more cautious. >> the ship returned to miami, where it was scrubbed and diseneffected. the royal caribbean is offering passengers an opportunity to reschedule their trip because of the outbreak. >> another school shooting in philadelphia. two student were injured. it's unclear whether the shooting was accidental or intentional. a young man turned himself in. police are looking for another. the gun used was not recovered and an injured student was released from the hospital. the other was in stable condition. >> there's no data lipping -- linking autism and violent before. it comes after revelations that shooter adam lanza was diagnosed with autism. adam lanza killed 20 children and six t

. >> that may potentially bring the rice down. roberts of comcast, he is the kingpin in all of this executing what might happen? >> comcast is the largest u.s. cable company. they have been that way since john malone get out of the game in the late 1990s and now malone has bought back into charter. liberty media is their biggest shareholder am a 20% of the company, and a deal between charter/john malone is john malone saying to brian in order for us to do a deal, we need your help and we realize that. it is not a story of john malone writing back into the cable industry and conquering. he is coming to brian roberts and saying if we are going to get something done, we need you. brian roberts is the kingpin in all this. >> i am an investor and i am listening to this, what do i need to know about the three players? >> follow the process -- next coupleover the of weeks, we should get a sense if charger is going to bump up that bit of $132.50. time warner cable will likely mount the defense saying they have set $160. we will see if they will c

moscow in 2005 the russian installed -- was assassinated at a soccer game in may of 2004 when the seat beneath him exploded. >> robertbruce ware, thanks thanks for your time. >> okay, thank you. >> ifill: again, the major developments of the day. a powerful new winter storm blasted the eastern u.s., from kentucky to massachusetts, with up to a foot of snow. thousands of flights were cancelled. and the syrian peace talks prepared to open tomorrow in switzerland, amid new allegations of war crimes by the assad regime. on the newshour online right now apparently, when you apply for a job you should do more than just submit your resume. but you still need one. so this week's ask the headhunter has some tips for tailoring it to fit. that's on making sense. all that and more is on our website, newshour.pbs.org. and that's the newshour for tonight. on wednesday we'll look at the impact of california's expensive and enduring drought. i'm gwen ifill. we'll see you online and here tomorrow evening. for all of us here at the pbs newshour. thank you and goodnight. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ m