this is the first time you have a clutch of stead-fast leftist formally from the communist party of greecet are still firmly on the left. that's the first and most salient point that emerges. the second is that in the very sensitive central post of the finance ministry the development ministry which is so important to greece after six years of recession, the foreign ministry so important to greece after a series of years in which its relationship with the rest of europe has been badly batters, but it also faces difficult situations on its eastern fringe. you have academics, intellectuals, people in some cases affiliated with the party, but in some cases have been relative newcomers to it therefore, one is inclined to observe that their affiliation with the parties based on -- on merit and their intellectual and conviction-based closeness to its positions, rather than because they are considered a safe pair of hands. so those are the main two observations. >> john thank you. >>> aragain -- argentina's president has moved to disband the spy agency faiz jamil has more. >> reporter: after more

terry bran stead was just reelected to his sixth term. he firsted in the '80s and '90s. earlier today he was speaking at a ribbon cutting event in johnston iowa. the governor started to stumble over his words during his speech. he reportedly then got a little wobbly and began to lose his balance. the governor was then laid on the ground. they called for an ambulance. the governor was taken out on a stretcher and brought by ambulance to a local hospital in des moines which is where he remains tonight. the governor's office says that he is alert and conscious tonight, but that he will be kept in the hospital overnight for observation. early today, governor bran stead appeared at a press conference where he and his lieutenant governor both said they had not been feeling well recently. it was during an appearance after that when the governor started to stumble and had to get into an ambulance. we wish the best for the governor and his family as he has this overnight hospital stay in des moines. we'll keep you posted ago we learn -- as we learn more. >>> watch this tape. we j

it helped if you had a snow blower in stead of a sufferable. and local kids got a chance to break out the sleds for the first time this winter. >> because we got new snowboard over there. and it was fun. we went down the hill. >> families spread salt on the driveways ahead of the freeze and round two of snow tomorrow night. when you are away from your tv tomorrow track the coming storm with our nbc 10 news a.m. and first alert weather app. you will get school closing information and weather alerts all sent right to your smartphone. >>> one family's life cut short. that's how one couple and teenaged daughter were remembered today. loved ones held funerals for aaron flick, his wife and their 14-year-old daughter. they were all killed in their home. it was difficult to figure out legal next of kin because so much of the family was killed. weather made it difficult to get to that memorial service. investigators believe bradley stone killed the flicks as they slept. tricia was his ex-wife's sister. stone killed that ex-wife, her mother and grandmoth

and being able to do some remarkable national events of that magnitude, that will hold her in good stead. of course, god knows what the future holds. she is still the most powerful democrat in the house of representatives, even though she is the minority leader. her district is probably a safe seat, as long as she wants to occupy it. she usually wins by 75% or 80% of the vote in her district. what we have seen is maybe just chapter one. >> thank you. now, here's nancy pelosi in january of 2007 on the opening day of the congress. [applause] >> madam clerk, nancy pelosi california, and the escort committee. [applause] [cheers and applause] [applause] [capitals] -- gavels] >> members, please take your seats. the house will be in order. madam speaker my distinguished colleagues, welcome to you all. i would particularly like to welcome our new colleagues. it is an honor and privilege to serve in this institution and i would like to thank you in advance for the sacrifices and contributions that you will make during your time here. as colleagues, we only huge debt to those who have served befor

she's definitely a unifier and considers the city as a whole so in that stead i would ask you to vote for her. aside from that i wish i had been able to speak about this other subject later rather than right now during this supervisor's election. as home sharers my wife and i were very excited to have the opportunity to register and become legal as home sharers. . now i read that after two years of batting around the home sharing legislation and having approved it that there's a supervisor again attempting to relegislate what was already approved. in a negative way it reminds me of a children's soccer game when the last goal is being contested by the losing coach when the winning team's captain has left the field. as approved, the legislation for home sharing is good. let's move on. i wish to be legal. thank you. >>my name is jeanne stone and i'm also a home sharer who owns two rooms in the area where i live. this new legislation is crucial to weed out the bad actors who are taking housing off the rental market. we support it. regarding the back taxes it is practically impossible for

said as a leader he was always candid and courage of convictions and one of the conviction was his steadbelief in the importance of the u.s. saudi arabia for peace and security in the middle east and become and former head of the arab league praised king abdullah for his work. >> translator: king abdullah had a father figure in the muslim world and had a lot of stability and the cooperation and promotion of cooperation among arab countries. his role in establishing peace between and putting an end to the arab israeli conflict and the palestinian/israeli feud was instrumental. he would record the initiative of 2002. i believe that the relations between saudi arabia and the egypt in particular will continue to be one of the cornerstones of the regional situation in the middle east because it is a policy that is well built since the first years of the kingdom. i believe that king solomon will continue along the same lines. >> reporter: we are joined in jerusalem with latest reaction with the king abdullah's death and you hear reaction to the death of the king is pouring in from around the w

younger relatives who are still being held hostage by isis, for them to have been released in their stead, for the elderly to still be held prisoner. so while one might assume that this is a good day, that this is a happy day that 196 at least of these civilians who have been held hostage for months, that they are free, in fact, what i'm hearing from some of the activists is it's quite sad because they're realizing some of the terrible conditions that these hostages, that these members of a religious minority have been held in for months by isis militants who we believe are still holding thousands of yazidi civilians hostage now, in some cases trying to ransom them for thousands of dollars each back to their yazidi families, those who were not taken captive in the isis offensive last summer in northern iraq. pamela. >> reporter: so in the context of that, ivan, the fact that most of those released were elderly and given the fact that isis is a very calculating terrorist group, hard to think they would do anything without really a purpose, a motivation at play, what do you make of that? do

charlie help do i known worldwdwide, which is the ogan i am charlie in frenc stead of 67000, 1 million copies will be print this week. terrorism is a perersistent threat that aims to some y use weweaponons omassss destrtruction. men who ha repeatedly demonstrtrated thingss slipped through the net. rened vigilance, better cooperatation as well as enough money for the job are critical. thanks foror jning us. i am v vago muradian. join uss at "defense newsws" for interviews with cmanders of naval forsearn, and plans to crease defenses in the faulk laan islands. if you have any suggests for future covag e-mail l me. . i will be back next week at t sa time. unti then, have a great [music] >> we should be thinking god's thoughts. what does he think? how does he want us to think? how does he want us toto live? and in the process of f doing so remember this. when you're thinking his thoughts, you're thinking the most powerful thoughts tre are. when you're thinkiking his thoughts, you're thinking and beginning to see what he's thinking about you. >> next on "in touch," "taking your thoughts." [

these five characteristics put you in very good stead in good times and therefore allow. we can never know what the next thing will be. >> but it does not sound applicable in a community that does not have the basic infrastructure to exist to begin to have a hospital, a hospital have a trained dr. >> you know know we work so much in africa and do a variety of resilience building. i would argue that i would argue that equally poor countries in west africa do better. at the democratic republic of the congo did better. senegal did better. and it was because they have the ability to call on whatever capacity they had more effectively. they effectively. they had more integrated systems far greater adaptability. and we saw even if they had health clinics one clinics one did not know what a group a mile away was doing and that was true and how they were testing the communications patterns. they were not resilient not because they were poor but because they had not held these characteristics into their capacity. >> another example, japan as far away as you can get from west afric

stead of trying to reduce the over all number to make it work for everything? >> you are saying like a different label for the diesel verses gasoline? >> yes. >> yeah, i suppose that would be up to the policy makers to decide what the best way to do it was and i think that eyer original thinking was simpler was easier and better to have just one label so that we can save on the printing cost and design costs and confusion, but, yeah, i think that is a decision for the policy makers to decide, if you want to have the specific customized labels for each of the fuel types. >> we don't have that many, that would be a a little better. one thing that i just wanted to jot down this is something along these lines and each gallon of this fuel that you use, produces an average of whatever, we say that the thing is, 20 pounds of, and co2, the gap, and something as simple as that and with the food note of the epa and it is talking to me, right? and i am doing something. yes, go ahead. >> and so, wow, heather you are really inspiring me and those are great, great ideas and

mainly in the north and west suburbs at the moment, where you can see the rain coming down pretty stead at this there in portion every chester county few sleet pellets mixing in, also icing see where the pink shading in, the areas getting the icing at the moment. specially again western montgomery, western chester upper bucks, into the lehigh valley precipitation is light at the moment, but it is going to increase in intensity throughout the rest of the day it, could freeze on contact. went winter weather advisory, any place shaded in purple, most under a winter weather advisory ends up 5:00 p.m. in the poconos, 1:00 p.m. in the lehigh valley, 10:00 a.m. in the city when we expect the transition. so icy mix through the morning hours, then in the afternoon periods of rain, 38 degrees today, tonight we drop down into the 20's, before the after the rain ends, i should say, don't expect any more icing tonight. could still be slick spots black ice out there. tomorrow colder, high just near freezing, wednesday 33, but then little bit of good news in this miserable forecast, do have warm up by

as a leader he was always candid and the courage of convictions and one of the convictions was his steadt and fashion it in belief in the importance of the u.s. saudi relationship for force and security in the middle east and beyond. and speaking at the world economic forum in davos former head of the arab league praised king abdullah for his work. >> king abdullah is a father figure in the arab and muslim world. and a lot of stability and the cooperation and promotion of cooperation among the arab countries for his role in peace between and putting an end to the arab israeli conflict and the palestinian/israeli feud. and it was instrumental. he would record the arab relationship of 2002. i believe that the relations between saudi arabia and the egypt in particular will continue to be one of the cornerstones of the israel situation in the middle east because it is their policy that this well-built city, the first years of the kingdom. i believe that king solomon will continue along the same lines. >> reporter: we will look closer at the new king and abdullah abdulaziz was the crown princ

you saw m stead what appeared to be an i.s.i.l. recruiting style video. by these people who purported to support the i.s.i.l. fighters in iraq. on their twitter feed, instead of the usual kind of statements about the coalition support for the u.s. led war in iraq and syria there were theses there thing statements, american soldiers we are coming watch your back, we're already here we are in your pcs your wives and your children we know all about. it is reportedly from a group called the cyber-caliphate creating a cyber-jihad. the united states says it is taking this seriously but press secretary josh earnest says this is not a real breach other than of their social media sites. >> significant difference between what is a large data breach and the hacking of a twitter account. so we're still examining and investigating the extent of this incident. >> now there was at one point they were also posted on the twitter site when looked to be a phone directory of some u.s. military personnel and a personal picture of some troops in an office. but at first blush u

only in the staff but also in the regiments, battalions and companies which really put us in good stead future. >> these are the men who served in the 84th infantry division during the final months of world war ii. first committed to action on the siegfried line in november 1944, they were caught up in the bat many of the bulge and the conclusive engagements that followed. this is their story. >>> hitler ordered a major counselor offensive. as fog and sleet grounded all allied plane infantry southwest into belgium recapturing the key road junctions. and surrounding the defenders. a major part of the german attack was turned against the town of marche, beyond which lay paris recently liberated and antwerp, the chief supply port. the 84th infantry division had left the siegfried line and had taken up positions along the marche/hotton road. the allies were able to hold in the flanks and keep the enemy line from bulging further westward. >> i'm richard k. hawkings. i was a first lieutenant. we were spread over an extremely wide frontage. our rifle company actually covered close to a mile in

that any of this will lead to less data collection, ink stead it will lead to more. >> jake ward is with disappointing bank earnings the dow fell 106-points the s&p 500 the nasdaq was down 68 1/2 points. the drop in oil prices may be good for consumers but it is wreaking havoc for the major oil economies, oil has been falling studly. by early january, it was trading at less than $50 a barrel. it was plunged in prices are crippling. peter sharp has more. >> oil exports more than half the country's earnings foreign earnings come from the sale of gas and oil. the cost the economy the russian economy too $2 billion. that assumed that the price of the barrel of oil would be $100. to slash 10% that's 10% of every one of the government departments except of course, four defense. and in the next 24 hours will be reassessing a transfer five more detainees out of guantanamo bay we will talk to an attorney. why he sighs is the keep that keeps giving. and the point against the west involved in helping a blogger facing hundreds of lashes, for speaking his mind. inesse has that story coming up. the pe

incompetent stead of ipads, they had glasses. google glass. >> nobody calls me chicken needle. >> a few years ago the star of the film michael j. fox said it about the trilogy. >> the irony is that it's timeless. >> reporter: oh, one last thing. >> cubs win world series against miami? >> reporter: miami has a baseball team? i wouldn't hold your breath about a worltd series with the cubbies and the marlins. >> hello, anybody home? >> reporter: jay tapper washington. >>> we are back to the present right after this. >>> search and recovery efforts, locating two large, metal objects in the java sea. we'll have the latest from our searchers of the air asia flight. >>> then -- >> they caused a lot of damage. and we will respond. >> and respond, they did. u.s. president barack obama signs off on sanctions to squeeze north korean officials behind the cyber attack on sony pictures. >>> also ahead this hour new york's police commissioner

only in the staff but also in the regiments, battalions and companies which really put us in good stead for the future. >> these are the men who served in the 84th infantry division during the final months of world war ii. first committed to action on the siegfried line in november 1944, they were caught up in the bat many of the bulge and the conclusive engagements that followed. this is their story. >>> hitler ordered a major counselor offensive. in >>> hitler ordered a as fog and sleet grounded all allied plane, infantry southwest into belgium recapturing the key road junctions. and surrounding the defenders. a major part of the german attack was turned against the town of marche, beyond which lay paris recently liberated and antwerp, the chief supply port. the 84th infantry division had left the siegfried line and had taken up positions along the marche/hotton road. the allies were able to hold in the flanks and keep the enemy line from bulging further westward. >> i'm richard k. hawkings. i was a first lieutenant. we were spread over an extremely wide frontage. our rifle company ac

. >> joining me now is liz win stead, co-creator of "the daily show." ted johnson, senior editor of "variety." liz, what do you feel about these people who went to work the other day in an editorial room, thinking about how to be creative and sarcastic, doing what we do for a living in many cases and getting gunned down for that? for that. >> i feel how so many of those comics expressed it brilliantly. i think, for me, if feels like when you deal with sacred cows and you are a satirist and your goal is to not just be funny, but to expose hypocrisy, and now when you look at the world, chris, you know what it's like. when you add the internet and twitter and facebook and so much rage and anger and you're taking all that on, it feels extra scary. bill maher was right. it feels like when you see hypocrisy in the nra, whether it's zealots from -- climate deniers. whether it's the anti-abortion zealots. when you want to take the sacred cows on and you see every step of the way that there's been violence even in our own communities, it feels really scary. >> t

. >> but they stead wasn't dangerous. >> alex tapia and his wife were walking through lafayette square on their way to take pictures in front of the white house, a must-do before returning to south america, knowing just hours ago it was a very different scene. >> scary, yeah. you know all the technology and everything for something like that to happen here it's dangerous. when everything's that's going on. >> repor a drone crash landed in a tree on the southeast side of the executive mansion, just after 3:00 a.m. secret service used flashlights to search the grounds in the dark. lafayette square was closed and police would not allow foot traffic through pennsylvania >> a device that has been recovered by the secret service at the white house. the early indications are that it does not pose any sort of ongoing threat right now to anybody at the white house. >> and how could this those who work near by have lots of confess and concern about security. >> i think when it comes to the white house, and congress, we need to have more regulations on who can have thed now i guess that's another

for the fha and the fund but also, how do we help keep the character of that neighborhood in good steadegard to the rule that you cited, i have not looked into that in the last 11 days. when we think through how we approach these questions, we want to ensure we strike a balance between the health of the fha and its business needs as well as the character of the communities we are serving. that we do right by those local communities and their neighborhoods. that is how we evaluate those types of rules. >> peter wallace set of the american enterprise in his new book that the affordable housing goals of the administration are leading underwriting. this will lead to an economic downturn. your thoughts, please. >> in that question, he said -- the questioner is suggesting it is leading to underwriting that is too lax? the answer to that, first of all, the proof is in the pudding. that is not the case today. if anything, underwriting standards are too strict. we went from one extreme, where it was too easy to get home loans, to a another extreme, where it is too able to get a home loan. what w

>>> another isis stead line deadline has just passed. is a prisoner swap with this brutal terror group still in the works? we have the latest developments. >>> super bowl drama. all the hype all the excitement all the controversy and, oh yeah they're playing a game too. nfl great joe theismann joins us. >>> in stark contrast to the excitement over the big game a one-time star of the new england patriots will be sitting in the courtroom. there's a snag in the aaron hernandez murder trial already as it's just getting under way. we have details. >>> hello everyone i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan, thanks for joining us. breaking news out of mexico at this hour. at least three people are dead after a gas explosion. just look at these images. this is important to note. this is a gas explosion. it rocked a maternity hospital south of mexico city. dozens of people are injured, including children. many others we're being told are still trapped inside as the building collapsed or at least part of the building collapsed. officials say a truck

. >> stead fast and defiant. these cleaners are not bunching.of them this is a second home a makeshift camp outside the ministry finance. the very office that fired them nearly a year ago. >> translator: most of us are single mothers. there are also many widows and we're over 40 years old and many approaching retirement. we believe it will be impossible to find another job in a country that is in financial decline. >> it's a glove rebellion that's inspired a nation and taken them to the doors of parliament. now more resolute than ever they're placing their hope on cities in the hope they'll clean up the nation's economy. >> translator: most of us women were not involved in politics. there are women who use totd vote for other parties and now they're voting because they believe sit the only way out of their problems. they have also realized that these problems are shared by many and we must all be politically aware. >> but making up your mind isn't as easy as it seems, at least not for this computerer developer. a private sector employee who's al

obviously as you said this new stead study has shown that. now, the first pose. >> right to the middle. >> has to do with balance and fun. >> we were thinking that it's a new year it's a new time to start anything. and by the way, just do yoga with running, just a little bit of yoga. she's doing tree pose. a pose of balance and fun. i've never taught a yoga class without people falling over and laughing. it's a pose of a beautiful spirit. a tree pose. >> you can just work your way into that other side? >> yeah she can. those of you at home who may be a little intimidated, she can put her foot low to the ground here. i'm going to be the wall. she can lean against the wall and do the pose. you can do it any way you want. >> second pose is triangle pose. >> relief of tension, right? >> as we know from geometry the shape of the triangle. everyone here can see how many triangles she's making in the pose. a pose where you stretch the body in every actual -- every possible direction. >> not everybody can get down in that pose. >> they can't. but you

anti-terror rally in paris over the weekend, but surely surely he should have sent someone in his stead how could obama not be there? look how many world leaders he could have bowed down to and apologized. [ laughter ] he missed an opportunity. how could the u.s. not be there? when representatives of such beacons of freedom and lack of censorship as journalists punishing russia was there. >> so now we have the perception that president obama doesn't much defeating jihad. it's probably not true but certainly he is not a terror warrior. in fact, secretary of state john kerry just announced the administration will redirect $250 million to pakistan, which is actively helped the jihad by providing terrorists sanctuary and still keeps the man who helped the u.s.a. get bin laden in prison. so pakistan will continue to receive almost a billion dollars from the u.s.a. this year alone. that country should not get a dime, not a dime until dr. afridi is released from prison and u.s. special forces allowed to engage terrorists on pakistani soil. now, in case the president needs to be reminded about

. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> another isis stead line deadline has just passed.this brutal terror group still in the works? we have the latest developments. >>> super bowl drama. all the hype all the excitement all the controversy and, oh yeah they're playing a game too. nfl great joe theismann joins us. >>> in stark contrast to the excitement over the big game a one-time star of the new england patriots will be sitting in the courtroom. there's a snag in the aaron hernandez murder trial already as it's just getting under way. we have details. >>> hello everyone i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan, thanks for joining us. breaking news out of mexico at this hour. at least three people are dead after a gas explosion. just look at these

apple has basically stead, we're going to then try to target all three of those different things withactually, though what is interesting about apple and how it relates to all of this stuff is this. apple's products are not cheap. they are not the cheapest products on the market and apple is very proud of that. it says a lot about the type of economy that we have seen the fact that apple's market share has continued to grow also as you watch the economy continue to grow. as you continue to have more and more people, both in the united states and asia answer teringentering the middle class, they are riding that wave as well. >> that's a good point. shira, how did they do it? >> i think it proves that size does matter. as people move towards electronic devices and they are only wanting to carry one electronic around, they wanted a bigger device. but i think it's particularly interesting that the sales were huge, in part because sales in china were so massive. >> that's right on the point that you just made. you know steve jobs had said in 2010 that no one wanted to buy a 5-inch phone. h

that would hint there was a mechanical error or a stalin stead of a mid-air breakup due to any sort of explosion. alison? >> scott, thank you. and now back here locally, three months and at least seven people charged with allegedly stealing jewelry and other valuables from the homes they were hired to clean and repair. montgomery county reporter kevin lewis live in potomac with this story you'll see only on 7. kevin? >> alison we're in this neighborhood because police say that a cleaning lady a trusted cleaning lady at that recently stole two rings and a gold pair of earrings from a home here. all combined that family now out $9,000 and they are not alone alone. >> she was my -- >> she runs a cleaning company. her employee maria grenadas one of seven service workers currently accused of stealing jewelry from clients in montgomery county. at least 18 homesen hit in towns like germantown potomac, rockville and silver spring. police say a nanny stole $15,000 in jewelry. cleaning lady gloria $33,000 and maid beverly kidwell 16k. today kidwell's mother talked to abc 7 before kidwell came to

poconos, lehigh valley and suburbs, heading into 7:00 we're still dealing with a stead y light snowfall. temperatures will be below freezing so any snow coming down will definitely stick to the roads. and then by 8 p.m. we'll start to see more of that snow tapering off for our suburbs and the lehigh valley. as we switch you to the i-95 corridor heading into the next few hours here the same thing by 6:00. still dealing with a light, steady snowfall for philadelphia. temperatures below freezing. most of the snow coming down is going to stick by 7 p.m. starting to taper off. looks like most of the snow will be closer to northeast philadelphia. by 8 p.m. we're barely dealing with any more snowfall. by 9:00 10:00, we should close to dry. as we head into the next few hours, dealing with snowfall throughout your 6:00 hour. the model is showing pink but we expect to see more snow than a wintry mix. by 9 p.m. we'll slowly start to see clearing. atlantic city will be one of the last places to see the snow clearing up. mostly by 10:00, for our entire area we should pretty much be done with the sys

stead of when bradley did this. >> sienna miller may have seen like a stretch. >> sometimes we'll joke and say we could be sisters because we have some similar thought patterns, but certain, her accent is gorgeous and she's so well spoken and that's so different. she had to get all that right. and then she had to convey all this emotion that she hasn't lived, and she did a phenomenal job of that. and then i don't watch myself so i don't know but i see other people who i know who have seen it say she got my mannerisms and all this other stuff. >> come home, okay? we miss you. >> nbc news. >> i haven't had a chance to see it yet. >> i have seen it i would say it's soundly good. >> we'll be right back. >>> welcome back to you. a live picture of at&t park. nobody is there of course but we do get baseball back under way in arizona. pitchers and catchers report on the 19th and then the first full squad workout is the 24th. a reminder this is not the year we win the world series because it's every other, but we sit through and win it again next year. >> have to get somebody else a chance. >>

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two-thirds of the way trying, including one business that involved new orleans punter thomas moore stead could launch that many. after the bell. straight ahead. cut it out. >>see you tomorrow. ♪ . . liz: one of the major trend we can point out with just a minute 1/2 left is that the stock world has decoupled from the oil world but, adam shapiro, joining me for david asman. that is pretty interesting. >> it is interesting. oil keeps going down and stocks trying to find what they want to do. liz: let's go to nicole petallides. we know that is what we want to do. oil see as huge decline, seeing s&p energy names but at least the s&p didn't go down as much as oil did today. >> 2 always could have been worse. the oil picture, energy stocks have been blasted last year, this year. they have been hit hard. neighbors down five 1/2%. the noble down 5% and oil 46.52. in the $46 range of new lows. >> earnings season underway. we'll kick it off with alcoa after the bell, nicole. >> that is exciting. we're waiting for aluminum-maker. used to be in the dow. over last 52 weeks up about 60%. liz: the isla

jordan you willm stead is a researcher for the southwest initiative study for the middle eastern conflicts his latest article, known by the enemy, looking inside of the group. thanks for being with us. talk about the new video, the young child that could not be older than ten. we've seen him before. what message is isis trying to send here and why this and why now? >> well first, thanks for having me. and i think the intention of this video is to show that their ideology is something that is so persuasive that a. you can get a 10-year-old child to believe in it to the point you can murder two people but the second intention is intimidation for isis enemy, because if you have an organization so brutal it is willing to put out material like that it will strike fear into your enemy and have them angrience. >> and we do see it is brutal. and your article discussed how that comes to be looking at the independent power base and independent source of revenue means they care less about what local populations or local norms might dictate. you point to oil there. the u.s. treasury is trying to crack

one of those convictions was his stead fast and passionate belief in the u.s. arabia relationship as a force for stability and security in the middle east and beyond. and speaking at the world economic forum the head of the arab league prized king abdoulla for his work. >> he was a father figure in the muslim world and had a lot of stability and the cooperation and promotion and cooperation among the other countries. his role in peace between and putting an end to the arab israeli and palestinian israeli feud was instrumental. he would record the initiative of 200022002. i believe that the relations between saudi arabia and the egypt in particular will continue to be one of the cornerstones of the israeli situation in the middle east because it is a policy that this well-built city is the first years of the kingdom. i believe that king soloman will continue along the same lines. >> reporter: reporters around the world monitoring reaction for us and we are at the world economic forum and we are in baghdad and we will go to jerusalem first and tell us what has be

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inside stead of voting no to maybe focus on something that is to expand the discussion?s to either take up immigration reform as we've said we were going to do, and we've got now both houses the american public has elected us to lead. it's time for us to lead on this issue. if we don't, i think will have dramatic repercussions in the 2016 election. >> why do you think, congressman, it is important for republican party to deal with immigration reform, as you said, with a broad stroke including the issue of the undocumented? why is that important when many people in your party say that that's not the priority? >> you can't just deal with one aspect of immigration. obviously securing our border is our biggest priority. it's what has to happen first, but we have to deal with all other aspects of immigration in the process. we have to deal with this issue with d.r.e.a.m.ers and actually making it a long-term law with a pathway, have a guest worker program so we can continue to provide the abundance of agriculture not only to our nation and the rest of the world but until we'r

the g20 has taken g20 azteca in good stead for navigating stronger growth and a better nation of economic policies, better regulations of financial flows and no more effect to combat against tax evasion, tax havens. and i welcome the staffers. in situ results because it shows the world is capable of improving its regulation. now there's still problems. there is still capital movements which are not regulated enough. there is the shadow economy. there are still countries which seek to attract people who are looking for a way out of taxation. but there is progress as well. .. it is established of banking union which means that in the case of ranking failure it is no longer a taxpayer who will have to suffer but our priority today has to be growth. with structure for cindy be carried out in the name of competitiveness, productivity, innovation. and here again, france is taking important decisions to move along this path. europe has to come along as well. i welcome the decision of the european commission to launch a major investment program, more than 350 billion euros which my country will b

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although he elected roche to represent the treasury in his state -- stead, once she was appointed, morgenthaler never attended another meeting although all the other cabinet officers did attend and participated in shaping the economic security bill. here is another way roche and, no doubt, other women were erased from view. her portfolio at the treasury also included public health service, which was in the treasury in the 1930's, and which was growing by leaps and bounds and the 1930's. the public health service experienced a several hundred percent increase in the budget while roche was in charge. she used the money to modernize public health infrastructure in the states, directing state health departments to involve themselves in industrial hygiene. being involved in the workplace was something that a state department had assiduously to -- avoided before the 30's. and moving into medical research in the provision of medical care. she was charged when nih broke ground in bethesda, for instance, a place we all know well now. she also chaired the worst-named committee in all of federal history.