we have put general -- and he named some serb general -- in charge. he is good man. he will fix this problem. just like that. so you wonder, the intelligence is competitive business. we had intelligence, he had intelligence. i don't know where he got intelligence but it was pretty spooky that night. >> let me ask one question before we open it up. we will end promptly at 3:00 so get your questions ready. what comes to listening to you, your leadership, the president's leadership, great intelligence in the sense of the c i a pulling together this task force. it is very people driven and in addition to the bosnian task force which is the bureaucratic thing, institutional mechanisms that you would recommend to your successors to maybe not have to reinvent the wheel the next time we have a similar crisis? nobody has invade rwanda or invade bosnia kosovo campaign off the shelves. you have to invent it on the fly. the pentagon doesn't say if this crisis happens here is our plan, the intelligence does that right. it always is on the fly. there are a institutional spots for

six days ago bosnia serbs shot down his f-16 with a surface-to- air missile. he was patrol willing a united nations no-fly zone. we didn't know if he was alive or not. nobody had any concrete evidence. >> and the families anguish grew worse when the serbs claimed they had captured the pilot and holding him hostage. when u.s. military officials first started radio signals from o'grady, they feared it was bosnian serbs trying to lure u.s. troops into an ambush. >> we never would give up because we knew scott wouldn't give up. >> in fact scott o'grady was surviving eating bugs and grass and drinking rainwater. sleeping during the day and moving at night to avoid detection. >> finally 2:00 this morning o'grady made voice contact through the radio and marines sprung into action. >> we'll get the job done and do it right. >> 40 u.s. aircraft took off this morning. fighter jets, attack helicopter and radar planes. after he lit a flare, go helicopter landed on a hilltop. marines saw o'grady through the brush. >> he came running 20 meters out, came running up. i got ou

ethnically cleansed from saturday were like hundred fifty two hundred thousand serbs there and i know what it is this was always the one that was attracting people who didn't want to fight in fact he is a fine of a what do you mean attracting people who do you see everybody who likes to live in a good society in which you could meet a friend and drink coffee with muslims speak about. it with with or to those speak about electricity with about nikola tesla and many other issues when one nation is concerned it's always less attractive so there was multi-ethnic today as much as i was fighting for it was started to stay together barge in which i. am active which is called republic of srpska. i think it's time to try to live alone to to use and to choose selves as the finish and as the issue of self defense because if you are sharing space with somebody who tells you. that muslim ideology will win in the end in between catalysts and the orthodox the future of this state is not a guarantee but i want to get a little bit better say or since you brought it up you talk about it all the time un

i think it goes with the serb, the serbs out of belgrade. politicians and knowledge area leaders who recognize, which was clear to all of us, the fragility of the international peacekeeping commitment to the safe areas, and they made a calculated decision to cross the delicate line and to commit time for in this -- commit horrendous war crimes. that's what i saw on the intelligence side is people who were working seriously to try to deal with the situation. we simply didn't have adequate intelligence on the ground and we did not have an international network ready to increase support to the safe areas. that vulnerability was exploited by the serbs. then an interesting case in 1995, in august just a few days again in august when the croatians expelled a large population of ethnic serbs who were living in what had been a part of croatia. an interesting debate that we had with dick holbrook who was insistent on the need to encourage the serbs, i'm sorry, the croatians to proceed with that expulsion. what i will say about the intelligence side,

fanning the flames of serb forward politicians with the odd statement supporting the opposition some even coming to kiev to spur the anti-government. in more of the stories of the week a series of clashes at the shale gas side in romania seize all joyn chevron suspend operations and offering a brief rest wipe them to villagers who say fracking will destroy their livelihoods . day of prayer for south africans for their former leader an international symbol of pigs nelson mandela we look at how heal the pain pitted the region and countries are now.

and aer iscer is e serb a seard guns. >> it's a progressive stat utd youtuba progress statute withth. firsltthe first one is five y. >>. >> did he use the gun or pull the gunned o gurn or begun o gu. >> no. the prosecutor gave him a 3450ea deal. >> we faced over on 100 years ie didn't take the plea offer. the prosecutor said if you don't take the plea offer you will face a hundred years in prison. >>. >> he had no prior sentence. >> it was an outrage us sens see sand the presence 6and the press incidental. and there was no violence going on. if the prosecutor was threatening you with the one hundred years why wouldn't you take the plea. >> who would think that you could get 100 years for marijuana offences. it didn't seem like it was possible. i refused to believe at that it could happen. >> going to trial is not a crime and your sen sentence should not reflejreflect therefleblghreflee going to trial. >> icop a plea or pay the price. because that is exactly what is going on. if you don't plead you will pay a price for not pleading. it's not the crime you did. >>. >> if you don't take

among the subjects were a number of people that included serbs, soviets, and croats. serbia was training itself and successfully acting as a magnet. was stirring them up with getting training in military tactics and so on, saying to them in austria and hungary, leave the prison that you're in and come and join us. they feared if this happened, if the south france would move away, the other nationalities were asking for the same thing. they were having trouble with the poles in the north, the czechs and the slovacs and also to the east. so they were not just a pesky little neighbor, but fascinated the heir. what it was was an existential threat. serbia was not destroyed, austria hungary would be. >> 11 years ago, you were here talking about paris, 1919. i want to show you a clip of your visit and put it in context with this book. >> i can see how much older i look. >> a good deal of people were there lawrence of arabia, and the chef at the ritz. i said this is the set of people. i think historians are gossips. we love to gossip. then i realized no one had done it, whic

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hague for war crimes and crimes against humanity committed during the nineteen nineties war against serbs. he was later acquitted by the appeals panel owing to lack of evidence in it. and thanks to the legal support to the catholic church. the ma the peace activists and human rights campaigners believe it's a dangerous alliance. it launched a counter campaign seeking to limit the influence of the church which need to include all progress in the european union's newest member the nation is defined. it's a strong pace and the day that we could see the forty dollars that the flu the sun in the face and he said vandals. and i think that so we can expect it to the villa it to seem like the disputes that. to reinforce their position. many issues in society. richards has campaigned actively against education in schools for example. many believe more referendums can now follow on issues such as abortion and the role of women. working through social networks campaign groups are seeking to put across their alternative agenda. well you know nobody leaves the dispute over values has only just begun.

different classes but there's never been blood aristocracy you know you go to chicago and you can pick the serbs and croats apart ok or the catholic irish the protestant irish ok but you can get past certain things by going to a new place now. you know we're going to go to mars and it may be that initial mars colonies are set up by different nations and so forth and so i think about borders well they might but again let me on a currency one language many languages are going to just one flag americans calling asmara states american i think there's room on mars for more than one flag ok but ultimately i think that the many flags that there will be on mars that most of them will be new findings. because what we're talking about doing is not extending nations to mars but giving birth to new nations ok. in american. my country was started by england but and there's many things that we draw from english culture language shakespeare but but nevertheless we diverged from that we became a new nation ok the nations that go to mars will put their stamp on the future but they will be creating children who w

he is seen here lurking on around the car on the serbs valence of video.f gifts were stolen. and two of the cars were broken into parent police believe this guy is the same guy captured on surveillance at a vallejo target using gift card spiri >> tragedy to think that these presents a word and tended for family who had other issues going on and the oakland children's hospital. it's really sad such a tragic but we are helpful to help out >> reporter: coming up at 11 we will talk to the nurse whose car pills gives were sitting and print and what she had to say about the outpouring of support >> pam: new tonight at 8 with frigid temperatures once again this evening, the shelters in the south bay will be offering an extended offers extended hours and extra beds tonight to help people stay out of the weather. kron4's charles clifford has details. new tonight at 8-- a number of hotels around the world are beginning to cater their services specifically to women. offering women-only floors. you won't find anything like that here in california. but you can find hot

as the serbs still try to join some greater serbia. but the peace has endured. also, to go back to what i said at the beginning, had the peace endure wile maintaining our relationship with russia. we expanded nato. we took in new members. we had more than 40 affiliated countries in a partnership for peace. we had a special agreement with russia and with ukraine to cooperate with them. we got ukraine and kazahkstan and belarus to take their nuclear weapons out of their countries and put it back into russia, and then under the nun-lugar bill we helped to control that. and during all these years, by the way, i spent a lot of your tax money to keep about half of the 40,000 russians involved in nuclear, chemical and biological work employed so they wouldn't go to work for a long -- [inaudible] all that had to be considered in the context of bosnia. and finally, we made an unequivocal statement by saving the largest community of muslims in continental europe that we were not an anti-islamic country, that america would take serious risks to keep innocent muslims from b

studied french immersion in just when not speaking any french and studied french literature at the serb own well he took tours around the world one with his son with a backpack. with hand who is son was three or four hand and foot holds on the backpack he carried him around europe on his backpack and then he went to new york and and started studying with. with several coaches and you know the streets of new york teaches you a lot more than the freeways with the stereo in los angeles you know. so and went to the g. of a theater became kind of masterful on stage now he's been into broadway shows and so i think that the difference between him and i you know i mean from what i've said already you'd never get me on a stage and feel half secure why not. first of all i don't think i could remember all those lines and second of all i don't know it's just an innate fear of failure i think you know and i got quite a lot of stuff in that department you know but i as i said i was going to be a cinema cinematographer and want to be a writer and to read sure you do you die be directed get it in the d

he hit a serb stop and he wasn't wearing a helmet. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a fire report in the wake of the chevron refinery fire that proses changes decided to -- designed to prevent future disasters. ktvu's patti lee is live. are the changes feasible? >> reporter: that is to be determined. today they proposed proposed the state over haul the way they regulate all 17 of the refineries across the state. the 2012 fire, they said that was preventible. after a 2007 fire here workers told the company about potential hazards. the system required chevron to draw up recommendations to address the issues but it didn't require it to act on them and 5 years later fears came true. a new system called safety case, it requires input from workers, the company and regulators and make a plan to reduce all risk. but the difference is if the company does not implement what is agreed upon they could shut down operations. >> i believe it will take a lot of work. i like the effect where workers are given more power to be involved. >> reporter: finding regulators who understands

they went on the deal with serb williammorris -- with morris, talent agency.he tech giants meeting with president obama and on top of the agenda, the nsa surveillance program. yahoo!'s marissa mayer warned that the backlash over spying could make countries adopt different standards. itse shack is making russian debut. the new york burger joint has expanded globally since 2001 and this comes two decade after mcdonald opened its first russian location. welcome back to "countdown." is 6:43ime in london a.m. the indian central bank unexpectedly left the rates unchanged. that risks exacerbating inflation, still above 11%. for more, let's go to mumbai. shukla is there. >> the markets have been pleasantly surprised by the bank decision. the consensus among economists as well as market experts was rate would increase by 25 basis points but they have remained unchanged. what is the rationale here? we're at a three and a half year agh and inflation is also at 14-month high at this point in time. overlyy policy cannot be reactive. basically, inflation is on a thisard tra

. >> this costa a pack into a serb bird in 17 mi.. >> you hear people say, i have never heard of thateople were killed among them were nine children. this brought a lot of hard bread to arizona. the fierce fires raged on for nearly two weeks. 19 firefighters were killed battling the blaze. >> it is not what they did, it is who will work. >> in august, the second dose. this california rim of fire was one of the largest in the state's history. it was caused by a man and dry conditions. >> it blunter more than 235,000 a.. >> in september lane in colorado fell for days. and roads, bridges, highways were wiped out by floods. >> we lost absolutely everything that we own. >> it killed eight people. in november, there was a another storm that hit the philippines. this was at 3.5 times the strength of hurricane could train them. >> this isn't really, really, bed. this is worse than help. >> the death toll was around 5000 people killed. >> but one major thing, it did not bring in any major hurricanes. this was the least active hurricane center in more than 30 years. only two hurricanes formed.

the serbs had a huge standing military, and the reason we wanted to lift the embargo on arms was that the others were not getting any. there's two different aspects to this, but sanctions are a tool, and they do hurt, and the question is, how do you turn to what are known as smart sanctions to just the comprehensive ones? i think on the other questions, sandy, i mean, these documents -- >> all i have to say is that when you design a strategy like this, you start with the question of whether you're prepared to use force, and then work backwards. that's the first thing you answer, and then you design your strategy to that decision rather than designing your strategy, make the threat, and then decide whether you are prepared to use force. once the president made that decision he was prepared to deploy troops urn these circumstances, we then backed up and decided we could use that as leverage to convince the pears if they reached an agreement, there was good chance the agreement would be used and to go to the other nato countries -- our 25 or 20 was part of the 60,000-person nato force de

unions eat those of moral and material progress and the white southerners to the distant brought from serb serbians slaveholding class how great saw it. grievously the surrender terms what he said the political conversion of the defeated confederate to a creed of democratic self-government of freedom. great did not believe lee and his men to be blameless. he describes the session is a sin in a crime, but he believed for everything there must be achieved atonement and his mercy again was designed to affect that atonement. grant made no concession to the confederates are copperhead fitness terms. his generosity was the generosity of a conqueror whose the jury was total. grimsby of the surrenders in triumph of right over wrong are just as resident and enduring among northerners as lee's interpretation did among southerners. among the northerners who embrace grants policy of magnanimity were abolitionists of radical republicans, part of the argument of my book as americans across a spectrum embraced magnanimity, but investors very different kind of meanings. he was charged at the time they con

cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz faces the problems of overcrowding. but serbia incarcerates a much smaller portion of its citizens. one out of nearly every 700 versus one out of every 130 in the united states. >> at the moment, a total of 1,200 inmates are being held here which is 2 1/2 times more than the prison's actual capaci

serb ythe serbian government is investigating a massive grave.resentatives from missing persons organizations are at the scene in the town of ruska in the southwest of the country. thousands of supporters of the ukrainian president have staged a counter rally in kiev as anti-government protests continue. the general prosecutor has requested house arrest and there is speculation they could be scapegoats for the recent unrest. two big protests going on this weekend tell us about what's happening. an image war that the government is losing. i mean the scene that you can see behind me, the scene in index square, all of these proceed european protesters is being broadcast into homes around the world for weeks now. so the government has decided finally, it's going to fight fire with fire. >> that's why it's bussed and trained in thousands and thousands of supporters from all around the country. so another square, about 300 meters down the road from where i am standing, the flags are the same. the ukrainian flag, for those people very, very different. t

have a slave master or clan in your blood, can sense that, just like jews can sense nazi blood and serbs>>> proficiency in reading, math and science in 65 countries. according to an international assessment group, u.s. students did not make the global top 20 and assessments remained flat while other countries made gains. >>> singapore and hong kong. the u.s. was 36 behind the slovak republic. >>> in rhode island, the war on christmas is finally over. the state house tree will now officially be called a christmas tree. for the past two years, the governor made the controversial decision to call the tree a holiday tree. but he has since changed his mind because he appears >> i want to concentrate on the real issues. and if this is what people care about rather lowering the taxes and providing the services, sobeit. >> the 17 foot christmas tree will be lit on thursday. >>> a special holiday hug for one guy. a manny tee hugging the diver's foot. he was eight feet long and probably weighed around 1,000 pounds. >>> in the news this morning, they're not giving up. fast food workers will walk of

with the serbs the market gained the most in two months after the fed said it would trim the stimulushares are lower after the company said it including the close by marks sector bird. as it prepares to join the s&p 500 the stock more than doubled on optimism around the global strategy. those are some of the hot stories right now fox business.. up next, more ever wonder why someone you know, keeps falling? it turns out that is the way your brain is wired. next. ♪ >> we watched them on television but are be hard wired to listen to their advice? gerrii day you know, somebody who falls under the spell would never celebrities are pushing pushing, even medical of vice? it cannot be helped our brains are hard wired to trust celebrities did whatever advice they offer we have a therapist for you have got to be kidding me? hard wired to accept its? bid but that is what this study found it is alarming but not surprising people take medical of vice that credentials appear on the cover of a magazine because the brain functions into separate ways. first is the emotional part. gerri: that is a lot

that stuff lingers to this day just like jews can sense nazi blood and the serbs can sense croatian bloodit's that the comparison that's got him in hot water. explain why in france that could be inciting hatred and why it is in france. >> well, in fact, this comes under a 197278 amendment to the press law here basically that suggests that anybody who incites or provokes someone to hate someone else because or a group because of their racial or ethnic background is in violation of the law. in fact, it's a law that carries with it a penalty of one year in jail and 45,000 euro fine, about $60,000. so that's the law. the fact is that this was begun about a year ago after this interview came out, october of 2012 in "rolling stone" magazine. and valdko mayor rich who is the secretary general of that croat group said dylan's group would go incite violence. there there have been no charges filed just yet and dylan has been notified he is under judicial investigation. >> jim, what happens now and this group says it doesn't want money. what does it want. >> what's the process here? >> well, in fact

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they include serbs, and slovaks. serbia was acting as a magnet for them in austria-hungary.as was giving them training in military tactics and so on, saying to them within austria- hungary, leave the prison. come and join us. what austria-hungary feared is the otherppened, nationalities within the empire would ask for the same thing. they were having troubles with the polls in the north of the checks and the slow backs. slovaks.echs and the it was not just a pesky neighbor that had assassinated its heir. it was an accidental threat. serbia was not destroyed. austria-hungary probably would be. host: 11 years ago you were here talking about a book called "paris, 191." 9." guest: i can see her much older i look. [video clip] when i realize that lawrence of arabia was there. queen maria was there. this is just such a wonderful collection of people. we love gosspip. i thought, this is such a wonderful subject. then i realized no one had really done it. you think, good. serious, i realize some of the great issues were discussed then. some of the things we are still dealing with we

that stuff lingers to this day, like jews can sense nazi blood and the serbs can sense croatian bloodn this. i'll start with you, it was the representative of the croatian community in france that first cried foul, and the french government followed through. what does incitement of hatred even mean? >> well, this is crazy, but i want to make the point that it's not 100% crazy. you know, we have a tradition in this country of the first amendment. we're virtually absolute freedom of speech. after world war ii, france and a lot of other very civil visized countries said, we're not going to allow hate speech anymore. we are going to outlaw it, and in canada you can't deny the holocaust took place. they have a different tradition than we do. someone clearly overzealously decided what dylan said in this interview amounted to hate speech. it's not going to go anywhere. it's not going to -- he's not going to have to pay a fine. i think people should just understand where this comes from. it's not an act of pure insanity. >> well, and we see in europe they don't have the same freedoms we do wh

police say, that the victim did nothing wrong, but this is the serbs as a good reminder to shoppers that sort of crimes bike during the holiday season. >> you really want to pay attention to your surroundings and keep your valuables close to you. did not leave them in your car and then go back and do more shopping. if you have your cell phone and do not take it out in plain view. and be really more alert. >> police said that a witness saw what happened and it called 911. officers were then teltelling the victims within three minutes. the victim was treated as she was released from the hospital. >> this just sent to the kron4 mills. the number of americans who are applying for unemployment benefits tumbled 23,000 last 2900 298,000, nearly a six year low that shows that companies are laid off fewer workers. the labor department says that last volatile for week moving average declined 10,750 3to 322, 250. >> coming up on the kron4 morning nils. smoke fills a nba arena minutes before a game causing the gang to be rescheduled. we will take close to look as some of the pictures and tell you wh

thr some serb-- there could be some, and ultimately some jobs for americans.happening we have to celebrate this and that's exactly what you guys did. >> yeah, i think that it's a bit of a broad statement to say that robotics could mean less jobs for manufacturing. i think there are a lot of ways to the kinds of jobs that are done in manufacturing and expand some onshore manufacturing opportunities in the u.s., it's certainly an exciting near ahead and i look forward to seeing what exciting, every week something new out there and i look forward to that. >> i agree a thousand percent. thank you very much, we appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> let's check on the big board, the markets now up 28 points, dialed back above 16,300 maybe the new barometer going into the new year. no holiday for christmas traffic and it was down big before christmas. what are they going to do to hit the stores. we've got someone coming up next. announcer: where can an investor be a name and not a number? scade. ron: i'm never alone with sctrade. i can always call or stop by my loc

1990's with the european countries is in particular with the potions of the croats and the orthodox serbs said we have all learned from that with the depiction of the 1980's to have how we talk about this we all talk about the proper way is with a complex situation. and then to get to the oil whole issue and the role of the other groups in the area with the middle east peace process to be careful how we do it so to make sure it is the same tone of the debates in the united states with that constituency. so with the refugee process along with jordan in the other neighboring countries and then in spite of the fact the media and population is indigenous with the ottoman empire. and how you do of people seeking the right to with the religious affinity? that will have an impact over every country and then we see the spill over into lebanon transforming over the population what we will see in the next few years. >> just as predicted. think you for a fascinating conversation. the conference will break until 3:00 then we will resume with a panel on syria. thank you very batch. [applause] >> if th

." >>> welcome to "crossfire" i'm serbs e.cupp on the right. >> and i'm jennifer granholm.jobs is too good to miss. the unemployment rate fell to the lowest point in five years. auto sales at the highest levels since 2007, a lot of people, especially in the midwest, they should be thanking. . for sarching the auto industry of the the economy is doing well despite the best efforts of republican obstructionists who worked hard to shut down the government, folks with the national deficit dropping at its fastest rate in 60 years? it is time to stop the obsession with deficits and start an obsession about middle-class job creation. >> well, governor granholm, i'm going to give the president credit for these numbers -- >> stop the presses -- >> but this nation is still woefully unemployed. he has to take credit for that, too. i know his numbers could not have come at a better time for an administration that's had a rough couple months. in the crossfire tonight, a pair of economic experts, david madlin director of the american worker project for the center of political progress. >

left her government at the end of jim two dozen of the serb of publicans and democrats. we have of their use to be more of a cadre who came up through the ranks and became senior officials who serve both public and some democrats since and have increasingly been themselves of one of the other weather on the hill or the executive branch. when they got a power they a to university or think tank. i would just say the lack of people who they are respected on both sides of the album is something deeply more than this capital city. >> of the brief. i agree with the first part of his answer. but i think it's largely and much harder to do what he said. the take a page of something brand scowcroft said matane's. there was one big thing. any point hon. small crises manage. we knew what the strategy was the we disagreed and fought over tactics. but if you're a national security adviser no jeff picking of natural burnished of its burger as a pot and its plot has as baronet. tend to go from pop to pot stern and to keep them from -- there is a limited bandit in white gowns. by the

the serbs and the central idaho county is very difficult because of heavy snow and low visibility fort valley county sheriff's deputies as about two dozen search personnel will be coming the mountain ridge area near the tiny town of yellow pine for the single engine beach. >>darya: police have arrested a man in connection with the shooting and killing of a man over a place asian for a game consoles. there is the picture of the victim who was killed named ekanna u wkana. the shooting happened on sunday afternoon and this is a district whereukawa went with his girlfriend to meet the by air. after they said the transaction of online. police say he was shot before he then cashed out of his car and then driven to a bay area spots on jerrold avenue. >>mark: a federal judge has refused to reinstate the license of the pilot of the oil tanker that sideswipe the bay bridge six years ago. the spill caused a 50,000 gal. oil spill. the pilot, john cota of petaluma, sued after the coast guard refused in 2010 to restore the federal merchant marine life and he had held for 27 years. on monday in u.s.

co-religion, the idea that cap like portions of europe were standing with the co-ops and others, the serbscause of old religious orders. i think we have all learned from that, so that was not completely accurate eight depiction of the 1990's that we have to be extraordinarily careful. we are all skirting around the proper ways or the ways of describing a very complex situation. the u.s. is not want to be seen in the middle of a sectarian conflict. it gets to the whole issue of the sunni-shiite divide, the role of christians, the role of other religious groups in the area, because this is obviously something that is three much focus on in the context of the middle east peace process, and we have to be extraordinarily careful about how we deal with that. this is why we are not say anything -- seeing the same kind of tone of the debate in the u.s. they do not want to have a particular constituency. there are other dimensions of the that we want to mention about the refugee process. we've seen a whole slew of her speeches. obviously turkey is right in the middle of this and addition -- in addi

. >> this curve to a pattern of the serb 3 mi.eard anything like this. 24 people were killed. among them were nine children. >> in june, lightning sparked these massive wildfires the fierce fires raged on for nearly two weeks. 19 firefighters were killed. >> firefighters in is not what they did, it is will they were. >> in august, the second dose. this rimfire was one of the largest in the state's history. it was caused by man and fuelled by dry conditions. >> it burned a through 235,000 a.. in september, rain fell for days. 17 in. in some parts. >> i feel like the--we lock absolutely everything that we own. >> the floods destroyed 1500 homes and killed people. >> this typhoon hit the philippines. this was twice the size of hurricane to trend.. maligned this is really bad. this is worse than help. maligned the death toll is horrifying. more than 5000 people were killed. maligned >> despite the forecasts in was the least active hurricane season in more than 30 years. only two hurricanes or form. >> a little welcome relief after mot

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i'm grateful to be able to talk about the program program which has been pointed out serbs 9 million students annually and over its 41 year history is benefited over 60 million students. the program is well targeted and that 85% of recipients have family incomes of less than $40,000. 50% of those seeking power grants have family incomes of less than $20,000. and it's weighted towards those with the least resources, 70% of the recipients are ceding the maximum award for their enrollment status. the color and program is all about the basic educational opportunity grant in 1972. and the goal was very simple. it was to provide a prequalified students with access to a postsecondary degree. and in 1980, it was renamed programmed in honor of senator claiborne of rhode island, a longtime champion of higher education access. in its early days, it provided nearly universal access to the secondary education. its original grant of $1400 covered approximately 70% of the cost at a four year school. and it grew over the next couple of years to cover 85% of the cost of attendance at a four-year publ

co-religion, the idea that catholic portions of europe were standing with the co-ops and others, the serbs because of old religious orders. i think we have all learned from that, so that was not completely accurate depiction of the 1990's that we have to be extraordinarily careful. we are all skirting around the proper ways or the ways of describing a very complex situation. the u.s. does not want to be seen in the middle of a sectarian conflict. it gets to the whole issue of the sunni-shiite divide, the role of christians, the role of other religious groups in the area, because this is obviously something that is three much focus on in the context of the middle east peace process, and we have to be extraordinarily careful about how we deal with that. this is why we are not seeing the same kind of tone of the debate in the u.s. they do not want to have a particular constituency. there are other dimensions of the that we want to mention about the refugee process. we've seen a whole slew of her speeches. obviously turkey is right in the middle of this and addition -- in addition to turkey --

it was a serbian national holiday, which the serbs celebrate every year, and the soviets were furious that austria-hungary had taken over bosnia. there were young plotters who have been plotting to try to -- who saw the archduke is one of the symbols of the oppression of the serbians and other slavic people within austria-hungary acc -- within austria- hungary, and they decided to kill him. archdukeem shot the and his wife point-blank and they both died. >> the assassination of archduke ferdinand and his wife and events leading up to world war i. margaret macmillian, sunday night at 8:00 on "q&a." >> health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius told lawmakers this week that she has ordered an investigation into rollout.e.gov's secretary sebelius testified before the house energy and commerce subcommittee on health. the secretary told lawmakers that more fixes are needed, but the site is working smoothly for the vast majority of users. the hearing is about 2 hours and 20 minutes. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> the subcommittee will come to order. the ch

i'm just so concerned that we stay focused on this and not be distracted by serb things -- certain things, and i thought it was a web site, campaign -- and so, but thank you very much. >> no, no, and i appreciate it. the reason we chose this was that it was said on the floor of the house, it's on a government site, and it's pursuant to exactly why we chose this question which is what is the impact to doctors and, you know, i know last -- a couple weeks ago when we were looking at failures of the web site, something we all are working on reforms to fix, we had a discussion about what about the fundamentals of the health care. mr. cummings, i will say something to you here today, you and i do not control, we were not the committee of jurisdiction for the affordable care act. but the exact problems that these doctors are talking about are what we have to take a leadership role in fixing, and mr. horsford has left, but a lot of it began in the '90s when we thought we could simply pay less from the federal docket in be medicare and medicaid reimbursement. these are problems that are longstandi

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berke leer and returned to riverside to serb as a county district attorney. he worked in a private practice. he served as as a member of the local school board. but he's mostly known as a fine jurist. he was appointed to be a superior court judge, and then in 1970 appointed to be an associate justice of the fourth district court of appeals. throughout his life, john gabbert touched the lives of so many people he will be greatly missed. i yield back, mr. speaker. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california rise? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker, many of us are congratulating each other over this bipartisan budget agreement. tu but there is still unfinished business we need to take care of. unemployment is a real issue for our nation and our communs and in my district, unemployment is as high as 16.9%. ms. hahn: twice the national average. if we fail to ta