the schedule is for roche is and you have no time -- is ferocious . you have no time so you have to write even when you're not writing well. has had its share of fanatical fans and also its share of critics. had you deal with that? >> what i write is not going to be everybody's cup of tea. you learn that pretty early on and you do the show for people who like it. >> the media is obsessed with ratings, criticized for being too sensational. >> i think that my perception is no more expert than anyone else just because i have written the newsroom. >> but you are a viewer. >> it can feel when you're watching the news that they are desperate for you not to change the channel. there is a perception when the newsroom began that advice is exactly what i was trying to give. here is how you do it. the show was never set up to do that. i just wanted to inject it with a sense of idealism and romanticism. >> what freedom did hbo give you to create your story and tell your story that you wouldn't of had on a traditional network? that you wouldn't of had 10 years ago

the strategy against the islamic state under fire from "the washington post" the editorial board rocher. obama appears to recognize the severity of the threat imposed by the islamic state and focused on the job but against it but if he continues his ideological resistance of ground forces he will ensure the failure. general jack keane and fox news military analyst. "washington post" made it clear. why is the president not persuaded? >> it is staggering and explains why it is selling fettered and blunt to say exactly the same thing. i think the president will wait to see more evidence. it is of last it is actually staggering. here to design a strategy of gold -- to defeat isis. he imposes one restriction after another restricts air power with the realistic rules of engagement because of of fear of any civilian casualties that he does not let us use advisers or air ground controllers to assist the indigenous forces this just will not work even the post says though. >> we're told they have enough armaments to fight to two years with all of the weapons that we turned over to iraq that is n

next, air force academy professor lieutenant colonel john roche talked about the relationship between the spanish and native americans in new mexico during the 17th century. he spoke about the factors that influenced the success of the pueblo uprising in comparison to other native american revolts. this class is about 15 minutes. >> first and foremost, we are being ticked by c-span and i must say that my opinions are my own and not those of the united states air force, and the same goes for my students. having said that, let's get to we are going to talk about spanish cultivation and the new mexico pueblo revolt of the 1870's. stephanie. >> [indiscernible] nevertheless, it remained tenuous at best. revoltcess of the pueblo in 1680 represented the sole example of indigenous peoples completely eliminating an established european colony in north america. pueblos'actors in the unprecedented accomplishment and subsequent 12 year liberation where their successful coalition building efforts, as well as the geographic and demographic -- ok, -- >> ok. here we have a little bit about the pueblo

por ultimo roche quien domina bien la pelota de derecha despuÉs con la izquierda le pega dÉ media voleae sida. es lo que le sucediÓ a dos primas una de ellas era portadora de vhi sin saberlo y la otra se contagiÓ al usar sus utensilios de manicure es un modo de transmisiÓn poco o comÚn pero aconsejan estar muy alertas. >> le contamos que en sÓlo dos dÍas vuelven a comenzar las inscripciones en los mercados de seguro de salud cecilia ramÍrez estÁ en vivo desde los Ángeles para recordar algunos puntos importantes que pueden ayudarnos durante este proceso. pasamos contigo, saludos a la gente hermosa de l.a. >> asÍ es. todavía aquÍ en l.a. disfrutando de la ciudad como dices bÁrbara llegÓ una hora o travÉs de comprar seguro o renovarlo tambiÉn cambiarlo. es muy importante que tengamos en mente varias cosas, vamos a ver quÉ son. durante el pasado aÑo fueron muchas las dificultades y confusiones de los usuarios para poder cumplir con la ley y comprar un seguro de salud a travÉs de estos mercados. si estÁ adquiriendo seguro por primera vez o tiene que renovarlo recuerde tener consigo comproban

next, air force academy professor lieutenant colonel john roche talked about the relationship between the spanish and native americans in new mexico during the 17th century. he spoke about the factors that influenced the success of the pueblo uprising in comparison to other native american revolts. this class is about 50 minutes. >> first and foremost, we are being taped by c-span and i must say that my opinions are my own and not those of the united states air force, and the same goes for my students. they will be expressing their own opinions and not those of the united states air force academy or the united states air force. all right. having said that, let's get to today's lesson we are going to talk about spanish cultivation and the new mexico pueblo revolt of the 1870's. stephanie. why don't you read this thesis for me? >> [indiscernible] nevertheless, spain's grasp on the frontier colony remained tenuous at best, due to strife between the secular and religious authorities within the hispanic community. the success of the pueblo revolt in 1680 represented the sole example of ind

that's in the roche. >> we already do. >> we're not taxing -- >> 39.6% and all of a sudden we're addingther ancillary fees. we're now up to 45%. >> why does. >> 45% with all these -- >> everyday americans. >> no, no, talking -- top rate. you don't feel it's high enough. how high should it be? >> how high? it should be deepen dent on how much you make. i if you're making more than anyone else in america does you should contribute -- >> wait -- >> i'm not an economyis -- [overlapping speakers] >> you are contributing more than anybody necessary the whole world if you make -- >> not enough. right? >> not enough. not enough. >> you lazy good for nothing one percent, get off your duffs. jennifer is hungry for an to end the paparazzi games. this starlets taking her case to court. sked people a simple question: in retirement, will you outlive your money? uhhh. no, that can't happen. that's the thing, you don't know how long it has to last. everyone has retirement questions. so ameriprise created the exclusive.. confident retirement approach. now you and your ameripise advisor can get the real

. >>> we are looking at our next big storm developing right now across the roches and moving here acrosstral plains. that is going to bring a lot of snow here across kansas and the great lakes over the next several days. once this front moves through, we are going to be seeing quite a bit of cold air coming in behind it. the highs here on sunday are just hovering around freezing for many locations. dallas and about 44 up to the nort, lincoln at 30. so, a we go towards the rest of the week, you can see the front moving through, clear skies here, but we are going to be seeing those temperatures dropping. for dallas, the overnight lows are going to be well below freezing. see about 28 drivers degrees here on monday. 25 degrees as your low on tuesday. the northal high for dallas, 67 degrees. so we are looking at temperatures that are about 20s or more degrees below average for this time of year. as we go towards the north, this is where the artic air is coming from. so bismarck, they are only going to get up to about 19 degrees as we go toward sunday, only 17. you can see the temperatures ar

approach was enormously valuable and congress has worked with us for more robust market vigilance of roche. and the importance of the interoperability of electronic health records. and the post market surveillance in as effective away as possible, but we have systems in place under drug side, the device side to be able to monitor nation's experiences with products in the post market setting on the device side, we are in the midst of expanding those activities and it will make a difference. as you are looking at the pre-market approval to follow in the post market setting where you learn much in the free market period. and clinical trials, they don't give what the real world experience does. that is very important. and monitoring to do studies, how do you communicate, that is a bigger question in many ways because it really does involve partnership of having the information and making available, in the health care delivery system this helping get the information now. one thing that is important is the fda has increasingly realized our critical role and rather than operating in isolation try

joshua star sent this recommendation to the board of education, which eliminates the reference to roche yom kippur on the 2015 and 2016 school year holiday. but muslim groups say they don't think the jewish holidays should be removed. >> what we're asking for is a second option, which is to also have the -- have both the jewish holiday and the muslim holiday both be recognized on the school calendar. >> reporter: the montgomery county school board will vote tomorrow on next year's school calendar. coming up tonight on news4 at 6:00, montgomery county executive ike leg get shares his views on whether the jewish high holidays and muslim holidays should be included on that calendar. montgomery county, chris gordon, news4. >> within secretaries of putting up our nbc washington survey, folks began weighing in. we asked if montgomery county schools should remove references to religious holidays from the calendar for next year. most people want the calendar to stay as it is. tell us what you think. weigh in on twitter or facebook. text or call 202-601-3444. >>> we have a couple of beautiful da

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after braving the enemy roche to rescue two casualties, he joined an assault which overran the remaining enemy positions. his extraordinary heroism and selflessness above and beyond the call of duty are in keeping with the highest additions of military service and reflect great credit upon himself, his unit, and the united states army. [applause] >> accepting on behalf of his brother, joe r. baldonado. he served as an acting machine gunner in the 183rd airborne regiment in korea on november 25, 1950. on that morning, the enemy launched a strong attack. the platoon had extended most of its ammunition and the platoon leader decided to commit his third squad in a defensive action. since there was no time to dig in because of the proximity of the enemy who advanced within 25 yards, the corporal provided a withering stream of fire on the enemy. the enemy than concentrated all their fire on his gun and attempted to knock it out by rushing the position in small groups and hurling hand grenades. several times, grenades exploded extremely close to the corporal but failed to interrupt his continuo

roche ran from headquarters with more >> : doesn't sound right right. san antonio and re years.that's the city officials high-ranking officials from san antonio got four months ago in that city now in the bay area could be waking up right now meeting with mark davis to talk about hate come to our city everything looking for specifically a ballpark. reason why raiders telling oakland's looking for new stadium the coliseum since the late '60s and early '70s is just all we want a new one + not to mention the currently expires at the end of a year raiders look into the possibility of texas >> : also second dog and mess horse race here >> : and loss angela's in the mix the reason why they have for long time would like another team to a total loss tangelos everyone remembers the raiders' 80 early '90s possibility. jerry jones who does not want the raiders to move san antonio. to be pushing for the team of loss angeles as well. >> : the has lost a note once >> : we love to stay here >> : the business to obama something happens possibility if you believe the former mayor of san antonio

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roche and bristol myers are l k looking into this therapy. >> we'll talk about this more but still a lot of deals to be done in the health sector. >> i think it is a partnership. the leading cause of death right now in the u.s., heart disease is number one, cancer is number two. so clearly a growing need for medicines and treatments to combat cancer. >> indeed. and news of another deal in the health care sector. activists reportedly are nearby after earning up to 62.5 billion that could end up in pursuit from activists. they could pay between $215 to $220 a share. a deal could be announced later today despite the current 4 billion dollars. >>> and allergan and valent pharma are both up this morning. >>> and find out who is piling into the al alibaba shares. >>> and speaking of trust, would you be happy to use facebook at work? stay tuned to weigh in on the viewer exchange. >>> the g20 leaders in australia has wrapped up with commitment to boost global growth and tackle climate change and tax avoid dance. matt taylor filed this report from brisbane. >> reporter: australia's role in th

. >> by satellite about roche.e did me the honor of inviting me to discuss long-range international affairs within fairly early in his second term. so i developed a personal affection for him and i was impressed by his concerns. and they are a son criticisms whenever chordate, but i normally did not do in the other chapters. but anyway, now, about the decision to go into europe, from a security point of view, after the united states had been attacked by terrorists in the middle east, it was quite rational for the president of the united states to focus on a country that he genuinely believed was building nuclear weapons. it turned out to be wrong, but it is also not to say they genuinely believed this, that it had violated a cease-fire agreement with the on many occasions by the united nations and which might he -- which might encourage terrorist act goodies in the region. it is also worthwhile to remember in the clinton administration in 1998, the senate voted in a nonbinding resolution 98 to nothing that i should

joining us on the line, steven roche. senior fellow at yale university.never anything like this happens, stephen, you wonder whether we misjudged just how dire or how -- whether the weakness is more than we anticipated. is that your reaction to this? >> well, you know, the policy actions like this are revealed and they're doing something no other has done right now. they're addressing cyclical issues in the contract of these big changes in terms of rebalancing or reforming their economy. the latter also puts a near term drag on the economy. so to do the structural initiatives and the contacts puts more downside pressure on the economy than they envisioned. the good news is they've got present of scope unlike central banks in the developed world. we've got plenty of basis points for a future maneuver should they need to do it. >> did you see this report? i guess it's created quite a fire storm in china from s&p that at least half of all government debt in the country may deserve a junk rating. all these things seem to, you know, you've always been sort of

next, air force academy professor lieutenant colonel john roche talked about the relationship betweenhe spanish and native americans in new mexico during the 17th century. he spoke about the factors that influenced the success of the pueblo uprising in comparison to other native american revolts. this class is about 15 minutes. >> first and foremost, we are being ticked by c-span and i must say that my opinions are my own and not those of the united states air forced

next, air force academy professor lieutenant colonel john roche talked about the relationship between the spanish and native americans in new mexico during the 17th century. he spoke about the factors that influenced the success of the pueblo uprising in comparison to other native american revolts. this class is about 50 minutes.