summation eighty five percent of the region has rebuilt from scratch at a grand total cost of fifty one billion dollars making sochi the most expensive and live in games in history and one of the biggest money spenders is russia's investment company basic elements responsible for the village a marina and revamping the airport at a total cost of one point four billion dollars now venture capital caught up with a company and asked what the government could do to get people to the country post the games and help make those billions by. one of the ideas is to open sky for the all the international airlines to get to sochi why it's there's a lot of interest in european airlines to go to sochi and all political fights there will be trigger a number one the second one is that what we're thinking is two he was the government that there will be a certain period of time one ninety six hours or maybe more for a norm visa requirements for the people who come from other countries with oh they need visa requirement or we can stand on the border something like that simply for procedure hopefully make

. >> the judge says in her final summation, "you are nothing, mr. baker, but a pebble in the pond. you're nothing but poor white trash." >> in rural louisiana, halfway between new orleans and baton rouge, is the second largest prison in the state, the elayn hunt correctional center. although the facility is relatively new, it opened in 1979, the look is anything but modern. armed officers on horseback, work crews farming the land, and no air conditioning. in the next hour you will meet some of the men doing time including a former nfl player and two aspiring boxers who win the opportunity to compete against a rival prison. >> a mile and a half from the banks of the mississippi river, what appears to be a toll booth is the entrance to the elayn hunt correctional center. this all-male facility houses more than 2,100 inmates. >> every monday and tuesday the reception process will start at about 5:30 in the morning. the inmates will come from the various parish prisons and other d.o.c. facilities and they will all pool here. >> the men arriving today have been convicted of a wide range

he summations are basically starved for leadership. the brotherhood really failed in a number of ways morsi was over thrown. the rest of the non-islamist political classes is really quite vacuous. >> at this point, does it matter what kind of relationship egypt has with the united states? especially since it seems to get so much support from other countries in the middle east? >> bilateral relationship does matter. i think it matters to both sides. and i think it will largely continue although probably along the sort of that negative downward trajectory we have seen over the past few months and really years. >> richard, i want to give the final thought to you as we look forward as egypt approaches this pistol monument in time with these e lipingsz. do you feel like the country will slide backwards or forward? >> the e jigs really will welcome short-term restoration of some notion of order and process. so, it may look pretty good for a while. in the longer run it's hard to see that a military government for the last half century. >> abs

finally in summation, at&t would like to place a total of 126. i think that has gone down to locations and combining boxers. we approved 185 sites to install and only disapproved 9. there is also 180 in construction and again, i mentioned to you that we received over 2,000 protest in 2013 alone. finally the last page is where at&t has an approved permit at this point. it's around 180 plus. i'm here to answer any other questions you might have. supervisor scott weiner: in terms of the -- supervisor cohen do you have a question? okay. in terms of the hearing process at dpw, so people get notification. what's your experience been in terms of feedback from neighbors saying i got notice, i didn't get notice? >> there are concerns about proper noticing. either we are told they haven't received a notice or the notice that at&t did provide or the the feedback that they did get back was not adequate. for example, for all the 2000 objections we did receive, in many of the cases at&t response to those objections was to hold the box. at&t might not respond t

hand to the united states government to serve the united states government using colonization and summation with get with where i think it never made a people into a concept to live you know. so that that's where they would need that money but i needed people who had been taught to work give me i remember when i when i screw that and they're not a well mechanic lay bricks and butcher and the fifth one was. create bricks. and so when we came out of high school we had a welding. we had a trade we can go to work why are the black hills not for sale i believe is that if we ever lose control. of that area that we give in to pray and protect self-destruction will be brought on in place of that nature has language i live by looking not every day and finding out what the weather is going to be tomorrow. and now is preparing myself with the animals could they tell you what is coming also and on two thousand and sixteen to two thousand and twenty is the big change that they had also in our prophecies what was prophesied they call that the seven fire he said those that would live as. hard as a say the

hand to the united states government to serve the united states government using colonization and summation with get when and where i think it never made a people into the concept to live you know. so that's that's where they would need that money but i made it people had been taught to work getting me i remember when i when i school that in there not a well mechanic lay bricks and butcher and the fifth one was. create bricks. and so when we came out of high school we had a welding you know we had a trade we can go to work why are the black hills not for sale i believe is that if we ever lose control. of that area that we give in to pray and protect self-destruction will be brought on in place of that nature has of language i live by looking not every day and finding out what the weather is going to be tomorrow. and now is prepared myself with the animals because they tell you well what is coming also and on two thousand and sixteen to two thousand and twenty is the big change that they had also in our prophecies what was prophesied they call that the seven fire he said those that would liv

whether that's a fair summation of this that brian and we have been told previously commissioned by mr kite that he had received some two hundred pounds and the art itself a huge amount of money tax free. today it transpires that in fact it's a girl is much higher that was an additional payments which would be taxed. chris payment into his pension funds for additional years to close out to bump up his pension. so i mean it. one wonders where a twenty story well actually and i have the sense that this will allow more it to be revealed i'll snap a strong view that all of the witnesses to come forth from the century media can excel fire. not to gasp in footy friends. i have not yet given us the full facts and they need to be carried that they have to do precisely that's when i knew that the demand has exceeded that goal. friday brian coleman he was in today. he was asked about this in mind he said. even though it was a member of the board of former chief executive. the first he knew about it. at this that these payments this at seven hundred and forty mm at the thousands. when he headed t

of the major milestones to be addressed is a submission of the (inaudible) evaluation application summation and that entails the developer, to be able to provide a project description which is a key come poent nent of the application that they have to submit. currently it is projecting that, and it is on march ten, 2014. and in the next major milestone, is the draft environmental report and that is going to be 15 from the submission of that. and of the super evaluation submission. this date, however, are subject to two provisions, one, the developer has a right, subject tofpaying an extension fee, to extend any of these dates for some reason. the second is... and (inaudible) usually these provisions to protect the developer, i guess that are things that are outside of their control like litigation or order disruptions that does not allow them to move forward. we agree not to take me representations about the statements, actions and position, and in any medium, and in relation to ballot measures. and it related to the water front site without priority of the authorization of the content or t

close up of the content on this data was no way to view most ulu they climbed the stairs yes great summation and great sadness he disappeared from the xray he was seen teachers health committee is effectively is a relation for me and it takes time it's all emotional. is this. as one of israel's most famous all just a run was known for bold tactics and an occasional refusal to obey orders. sure on the hard charging israeli general and prime minister was admired for his field exploits and ambitions to reshape the middle east. as a politician he became known as the bulldozer them and contemptuous of his critics also capable of getting things done. i have the beach it will be holding its the constitutional referendum in just three youths on tuesday and wednesday with the previous votes held in twenty eleven and twenty twelve other girls since the four bolts practically to the mubarak in early twenty eleven egyptians are going to polls on six occasions the vote on the future thirteen for the constitutional referendum is already begun and rolled with egyptian expats in belgium and luxembourg among

already argue it's a violation of international law it's assassination i do not support the sas summation by my government period. washington's hope of signing a new security agreement with afghanistan before presidential elections there are likely to be shattered that's according to america's top negotiator the deal if signed would allow a portion of u.s. troops to remain in the country after their official withdrawal later this year otherwise afghanistan may be left to deal with the taliban on its own really. between washington and kabul have been aggravated recently after american soldiers killed a toddler mistaking the child for a militant well former british lieutenant colonel richard williams says it's now crucial how the afghan government copes with internal problems. i believe that what we tried to achieve is to set the conditions whereby an afghan government can deal in a normal way with all the groupings involved including the taleban if those conditions are certain easily. and what we're likely to see be a compromise between what kabul wants and what the taliban wants which wil

and there was in summation, yeah, we have an order to go to ceeive this night. that is the cell phone number. there was father of one of the soldiers on the form and he said please, block the gates, not to allow them to prosecute this, this criminal order. >> and some of those visiting their loved ones in personal are also worried about what could happen. >> i'm very scared that my son's going to be sent to kiev to fight his board o brothers, i wt ukrainians not to kill each other. >> following the bloodshed in kiev at least four of the members of the riot police in this city have resigned. one who gave his name as only captain yaroslav is in hiding. >> i'm ashamed for those and very sorry for those who will never come back as they died protecting the freedom of ukraine in peace time. >> unlike protestors at the capitol they are not putting their life on the line, but ensure that their compatriots don't have to either. >>> let's go back to steven in doha. >> barbara, thank you. let's immediately cross to khartoum and president omar hasan al bashir. >> before usu

long drawn out prices there are no oxen the snow often isn't he a friend in need it's insane quick summation of the general feeling is. it's perhaps a good thing this or that the talking at this age acts eleven thank you very much for the inside. still as those delegates tried to hammer out a political solution for syria the civil war itself continues the syrian and other trees to human rights is reporting that renewed clashes across the country between government supporters and opposition flight is taken by an ef even watching the news you'll know that the rebel cause has is fragmented in a big way causing confusion here is a lot at who is in control and where. and then strike place to let the syrian army had become distraught by rules for the vics places on rebel held districts. many are killed inside the walled rages on the battle lines have a hardened between the outside regime and the rebels. oops that is believed that can be a minute's peace edition sounds forces controlled much of the west and syria the rebels are strongest in the north and in the southern province of iran. that still

lavrov said revoking iran's invitation was an obvious mistake the un retracted it following an all summation from the opposition syrian national coalition meanwhile its main bloc has quit the coalition impressionist at the umbrella organizations plans to attend the talks and. the full story. at invitation a was a withdrawal by the united nations amid intense pressure from the united states and other allies of the u.s. although the much anticipated syria peace conference is still expected to take place that has been overshadowed by those ago rather bizarre diplomatic ping pong that's essentially unfolded since that invitation was issues now how did all of this play out on sunday by the u.n. secretary general basically announced that he is inviting iran to participate in the new twenty second conference scheduled to take place in switzerland to come to a diplomatic solution over the syrian crisis he said that the iran needs to be a part of the solution it's a key regional player its interests are also involved in what's going on there and that is why bunty moon wanted to bring iran to the tabl

close up of the content on this data was no way to view most ulu they climbed the stairs yes great summation and great sadness he disappeared from the israeli political scene teachers health committee is effectively is a relation for me and it takes time it's all emotional. is this. as one of israel's most famous all just a run was known for bold tactics and an occasional refusal to obey orders. sure on the hard charging israeli general and prime minister was admired for his battle field exploits and ambitions to reshape the middle east as a politician he became known as the bulldozer them and contemptuous of his critics also capable of getting things done. i have to . homes based in the west bank's jordan valley so i knew export still played twenty one million dollars in twenty thirteen b fourteen percent decline the previous year the romans and the palestinian west is being hit by eu restrictions on the trade assessment its results in western sydney is taking the state's grapes and it's from the jordan valley of the show is in a few years or even this or next year. we wanted the center and

government say they best summated al qaeda is needed but the groups that continue their cause expand and what they thrive on best is chaos the worst part chaos to iraq and syria washington support for armed opposition has benefited extremists in washington i'm going to. article. the jihad is behind the occupation of fallujah and ramadi are the infamous islamic state of iraq and the levant is one of the most powerful al qaida branches estimated to be six thousand strong with it cells threatening the entire region well the organization was formed by sunni insurgents in april two thousand and four a year after the u.s. launched its invasion of iraq many members of the group are fighting in syria against assad and their forces rapidly gaining influence among the radical elements in the devastated country even lebanon has suffered from the group's activity with it being behind the latest bombing attack in beirut and this kid igor he's a former danish intelligence officer who served in iraq believes the country's army won't be able to wipe out the extremist forces in my opinion. has never

i gone after rusty, as people wanted me to do, then the jury could be told by the prosecutor in summation or at the end, she, in effect, by killing the kids, she was getting back at rusty for the various things that he had done and would give her an ulterior motive. >> the trial began in february 2002. both sides brought in pre-eminent psychiatrists to testify. dr. phillip resnick led for the defense. his counterpart was dr. park dietz, renowned for testifying in the john hinckley case and also a consultant on the hit series "law & order." on several points, the experts agreed. >> we both agreed she had a severe mental disease when she drowned her children. we both agreed she believed she was doing what was in the best interest of the children, and we both agreed that she knew what she was doing was against the law. what we disagreed was in spite of the law, she believes doing what was right for her children. >> the prosecution contended there was more method than madness. >> she said satan was telling her this and if you're a religious person and satan is telling you to do something, you

the summation said the first lady is staying behind on the islands to celebrate her 50th birthday coming the president returns to a long list of to do items, including finalizing the budget. >>> looks like liz cheney is exiting the u.s. senate race in wyoming. the eldest daughter of kick cheney was trying to unseat incumbent senator -- bid was challenged from the beginning. many questioned her wyoming roots as she grew up in virginia. cheney says she's dropping out because of health issues. >>> 5:19 now. mitt romney said it eels time to move on from the controversy that involved a panel mocking a family showing romney holding his adopted black grandchild. >> people make mistakes. the folks at nbc made a big mistake. they apologized for it. that's all you can ask for. i'm going to move on from that. i'm sure they want to move on from it. >> here's the picture in question last week. msnbc host melissa perry, the panelist on the show made jokes at the expense of romney's family. a tearful apology yesterday. for her part, described the baby as gorgeous. >>> 5:19. a lambeau leak fail. the tou

situations that might veer out of control and particularly in an eanvironment where we have seen summationschool campusit. >> why the officer has to be properly selected and properly trained and, also, that there has to be some understanding between the school district and a law enforcement agency. this is truly designed to be community-based policing at its finest. the idea is to connect with youth and to really bridge the gap between law enforcement and youth. >> mr. losen, do you agree? it really is you share this interest in seeing people trained properly. is there a difference between training, for example, law enforcement in the broader society and some sort of school officer training would be different? in other words, you can't take -- >> absolutely >>-- a police officer off the street and inject him into the school. >> absolutely. in fact, that is part of the grounds for our complaint is that there is a less discriminatory way to go about this, including the training, better training for police officers so that they are really prepared to work in a school environment. there can als

it was probably the best summation of his view of the world at the time he was murdered.at time in king's life, he was focused on economic justice, ending poverty and building a strong labor movement. in his book, king calls for a guaranteed basic income and a job for every american, writing, "we must create full employment or we must create incomes." if those policies sound familiar, it's because both of those proposals were included in that recent "rolling stone" piece that went viral that the right freaked out about. >> 110 million, that's how many people died under communism last century. an impressive number, one that rollingstonemagazine.com forgot. >> martin luther king jr. didn't view the struggles for racial justice and economic equality as separate. in 1961, he said, our needs are identical with labor's needs. decent wages, fair working conditions, livable housing, old age, security, health, and welfare measures. the overlap of those battles, those two battles, is apparent everywhere today. like, the battle to expand medicaid, to take one example. it may seem a

today a summation of protecting the animals. not long ago that with toys and choose the content of this biased in sa. don't tell her husband kept posting dot com it makes a false leg and keeps you up to date with all the latest from the world of sport. all the action. all the results of all the emotion chilling got anything for his all round muslims like and don't know the sea the mini digital kits but not now. want one. why is that. the dead. three. i i. i know. it is. many. in you. a cost on a trip to st kitts was an everyday. because breaking new school leagues so much. when situations. so too. just that. use. while khan. if you just joining us for the sins of all spent yet to be said of the stores more opinions with the phone with the top of the hour the incentive to stay. time to press on with the peace process. this entities in the defence minister's apology for blasting john kerry. as for the messianic the peace framework pundits he could speak now. donors pledged billions to syria as the united nations warns anyhow war t

there's no point just giving people the vote without summation education and that's not just about the mechanics of what you get how you construct ballot but it's about how you make decisions about the kind of policies that matter to you and how you're going to make a decision about policy this is cool so we think it's a fantastic move we think education starts to really. five six seven words is the key to making this work and we're encouraged that there is evidence now that suggests that if. you are more likely to develop a line is one of the one of the reasons that it has been suggested the scottish government lower the voting age was because there's an upcoming independence vote and that young people are more likely to do the braveheart thing you know are going to vote for independence and typically vote in a more progressive direction as well do you think there's anything to that. no there isn't as some people did suggest that's why the people in charge the leaders of the government to be s.n.p. policy did get that i don't know whether that's true or not but what we now know from t

reflection of their dvt or the capacity to lie to the british is lying apart from questions of the two summation of the british press goes off to the sorts of scandals that is the excuse the kids. perhaps here in france at the fact that the twenty partitions in case hire is a sign that kind of questions because we're simply in the press getting traction. behind it. i mean getting the french have lost more than politicians and perhaps they had them in the pumps. we're going to see things going on one of them is to use nets which means that nothing is right it any longer. i'm second guessing one of the most important some moments in the last few years yet the press about it so the issue has been the domain strauss kahn story because it was on a secret that he's a serial womanizer and actually one of the people who allegedly had in this issue the middle was raped by him went on tv and said hey you never know nothing happened and so what happened after that seven off to the whole of sad for it can yield was there was a lot of hand wringing and soul searching in french museums as to whether they shou

let me close with paul's summation and endorse it. solving the problem is definitely within reach. it is now a matter of wealth. so vividlyrnanke demonstrated that where there is a will and courage and conviction that there is a way. thank you. ask you a broader question? the tone of paul's paper is that we are pretty much on the way of renovating bank regulation. we have a long way to go in regulating the non-bank financial system. thatu think this is a risk we are going too far in constraining credit or making something so complicated that there is no chance it will ever work? >> i think the package of reforms is a relatively reasonable reform. me -- i wish o f r would study everything that is being done on a holistic basis before you can determine the critical question on whether there will be a constraint on credit. i do worry about the interaction of some of these, even though one proposal is doing so. >> i basically agree with that. something that may not have been stated very much is the report about the restructuring of the banks. what everyone thinks that conclusions on st

what's your summation? >> markets are waiting for adp confirmation. the u.s. is on a stronger growth trajectory. and may be tapering. tapering is quite important for the direction of equities. it isn't a rate hike, but it is a former monetary tightening, i suppose. and that tends to be -- >> no. i -- >> yeah. you are reducing the overall money supply and that tends to be negative. although we are into quite unchartered territory here. but we believe for the united states equity necessary particular in the first half there will still be a considerable amount of qe despite the offerings. and that's likely to be supported for equities as it kicks in the in the second half as the tapering really kicks in. it's likely to be a little more constructive to equities and, therefore, our outlook for returns on the u.s. is around some 7% to 9%. so not the stellar gains we saw in 2013. >> and you see in your note at the beginning, you're stocking up on income. >> yeah. >> this means a bit of contradictory, given the -- >> the growth that we've had. >> yes. and a form of mo

to chairman hundt, thank you for your eloquent summation without any staff or other counsel to assist you late last night. in your testimony you discussed the importance of your decision that this country made to allow internet service providers a full use of the existing telephone network without paying the owners anything. it's a very, very -- i mean, one of these essential platforms in the success of the internet. so, essentially, we said the incumbents could not be gate keepers that charge a toll for getting online. in your view, does yesterday's circuit decision reverse that long standing policy? >> no, it doesn't. and i think congresswoman that you put your finger on the central issue. yes, internet service providers are gatekeepers and they are also two-sided networks or two-sided gatekeepers. like any gatekeeper, there is somebody on one side and somebody on the other side. the situation is very similar to the credit card industry. we all own credit cards and then there's the credit card company and on the other side of that is the restaurant. and it's very useful for restaura

can take the first crack at defining what contribute significant remains and we will review your summation and approve or disapprove. what they said 15 years ago was that the states need to wait for the epa to quantified obligations in the rule. once epa asserts that exclusive interpretive authority over the provision, the states have no obligation to guess at what epa might do in the future, when they submit the s.i.p. that leads to a second independent problem with epa's transport rule because epa had no authority to impose federal implementation plans for the 1997 standards on the 22 states that already had epa approved s.i.p.'s in place for the standards. >> haven't some states already challenge that? isn't that ending? watch leader looking at that issue here, when states a challenge that? >> three of the states have challenged -- >> i don't know why the rest didn't, but three of them have. so why should we enter the fray anticipatory? isn't that an issue we should wait and see what epa says below? >> the united states is suggesting that we are somehow launching an improper collateral

in summation, let's work together to get those kids enrolled. let's not sit around griping about what >> we do welcome me back. you have testified before the committee a number of times and i appreciate you returning today. we went back to review the transcripts, as you would imagine, from your testimony last year. when we asked what to expect at the start of the open enrollment on october 1, you assured us on two different times that, once in april, let again in september, that everything was on track. during your four hours of testimony before the committee, you had been briefed twice in early april of last year and warned about the number of risks facing the market face and website. know that there was any elaboration that the bill was riddled with problems, far behind schedule with the october 1 launch in jeopardy. is not toe today rehash every detailed of the failed launch, but to move forward, we have two know what you knew about the status of the website and the implementation of the law at the time he appeared before the committee. you l

sort of -- this was his stepping stone to a national campaign, sort of a summation of everything he wantedow about why he is a different kind of republican, different kind of governor of new jersey. absolutely no mention of the scandal. but, of course, it surrounds him on stage. he finishes his speech, one of the first people he encounters is david samson, chairman of the port authority, under so much scrutiny right now. he walks down the row of ex governors who were sort of there for every inaugural. he meets jim mcgreevey, the governor ten years ago, when chris christie was the u.s. attorney, and jim mcgreevey's governorship, he was just hounded by u.s. attorney chris christie, with subpoenas on the governor's office, subpoenas on his state committee, democratic state committee. so it was really interesting to me to see the two of them meet. because ten years ago, jim mcgreevey was tormented by a u.s. attorney who was investigating the governor's office, and now this is a week that chris christie finds out the u.s. attorney is starting to look around his re-election campaign and his stat

to chairman hundt, thank you for your eloquent summation without any staff or other counsel to assist you late last night. in your testimony you discussed the importance of your decision that this country made to allow internet service providers a full use of the existing telephone network without paying the owners anything. it's a very, very -- i mean, one of these essential platforms in the success of the internet. so, essentially, we said the incumbents could not be gate keepers that charge a toll for getting online. in your view, does yesterday's circuit decision reverse that long standing policy? >> no, it doesn't. and i think congresswoman that you put your finger on the central issue. yes, internet service providers are gatekeepers and they are also two-sided networks or two-sided gatekeepers. like any gatekeeper, there is somebody on one side and somebody on the other side. the situation is very similar to the credit card industry. we all own credit cards and then there's the credit card company and on the other side of that is the restaurant. and it's very useful for restaura

. >> thanks a lot, elizabeth, that was nice summation. president says nothing he has learned since the review suggests that the program violates the law or that civil liberties have been breached, when is sort of amazing. we don't know what the law is its interpretation is classified. we are not privy to that. >> only gotten chunks of it after snowden releasing the information. >> some of the programs and one of which he addressed yesterday phone portion of it text messages? >> any text message you send that is up for grabs. >> they can keep those. >> emails will still be grabbed. a question is they are not ending this the next 60 days the government still has free reign to explore all of these phone records and they don't know where they are going to store them. >> not foreign leaders. foreign leaders, not u.s. citizens if they are allied can be spied upon, can you be spied on. protecting noncitizens but. >> angela merkel but not anna kooiman. >> angela merkel of germany doesn't get spied on but anna. >> my emails and text messages and a

to chairman hundt, thank you for your eloquent summation without any staff or other counsel to assist you late last night. in your testimony you discussed the importance of your decision that this country made to allow internet service providers a full use of the existing telephone network without paying the owners anything. it's a very, very -- i mean, one of these essential platforms in the success of the internet. so, essentially, we said the incumbents could not be gate keepers that charge a toll for getting online. in your view, does yesterday's circuit decision reverse that long standing policy? >> no, it doesn't. and i think congresswoman that you put your finger on the central issue. yes, internet service providers are gatekeepers and they are also two-sided networks or two-sided gatekeepers. like any gatekeeper, there is somebody on one side and somebody on the other side. the situation is very similar to the credit card industry. we all own credit cards and then there's the credit card company and on the other side of that is the restaurant. and it's very useful for restaura