. >> sylvia young spends a lot of time outside when she is on the job so she plans ahead. >> five shirtsld week of winter weather. it reeked havoc on roadways and knocked out power to thousands. that was followed by a few inches of snow. now we are dealing with a deep freeze. don't like the cold or the snow. >> d.c. residents are wondering what will happen saturday. there is talk may be of more snow. >> you have no control over your vehicle. once you've hit the brakes it is over. >> people we talked with tonight say with i would take cold over snow and snow over eyespot, it is only about -- ice but it is only about mid-december. why in the district, jay korff. be sure and download the abc 7 weather app on your smart phone. about a beloved washington fixture. longtime d.c. quiz show host mac mcgarry has passed away. he hosted "it's academic" until he retired in 2011. the show first aired in october 1961 and is the longest-running television quiz show in the world. mcgarry is survived by his wife and four children. mac mcgarry was 87 years old. in prince george's county, a family is dealin

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we don't exist does or sylvia r.t. london. but with a news team with a full news update for in just eight minutes from now this is the weekly here on the international. they're calling obama's happy smiling sophie photo with the danish and british prime ministers at the mandela funeral an international incident but before we rail on obama for doing something stupid a funeral we need to clear one thing up the washington post says that this action occurred at the memorial service after the funeral was over and trust me after about three hours of serious lectures at a conference or some sort of super long wedding most of us would just be banging our heads against the wall out of boredom and i'd probably check my email about seven times obama's place know i said most of us but the president isn't supposed to be like most of us because he represents all of us it's one thing when you're fourteen and too stupid to realize that sophie photos at the wake after grampa's funeral is a bad idea but it's another thing entirely when one of t

called nine stanzas and she will be to sew the actress salad something which combines the poetry of sylvia plath and the music of bands in britain after the show we talked about the two thousand and eleven album sounds to you on your sons and a family history it's time to time. i was born in america. i blame my father was in a keen mind that there is to maintain jewish comedian. and she asked remain yet when she was a sense the band began in on the genius different countries and then. she grow up into the hoop and i didn't cancel and make my father who was seen. it is its tenants aed said the two different states and after two years my mother said i did tear up so we came to pass when i was about eight and so she jets stored on the if they ask somebody asked computer issues the no impact but we didn't know what it was the boys. when you look like sure not enough plays nice change. it's hard to think that is not said that he's very happy. mine is one of theesults of science and ancient jewish revelation did not come in since he was well in smuggled goods and came about almost by chance and

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estimate that sixteen families lose their homes each month in the capital dublin as artist has her sylvia finds out thousands more are still battling the banks to keep their homes. most people you remember the cultic tiger with this sense of known callie economic boom time for the mid ninety's up until two thousand and seven that went bust in no small way the young for the structure behind me would have been the offices of the anglo irish bank one of the struggling banks it was effectively nationalized it was a stark reminder of the property boston the ensuing banking crisis and the painful austerity that continues to today now for some irish families though there is also a daily reminder the threat or reality of losing their homes we had a mortgage was very high on the value the property was falling below the mortgage so i ended up with a cash offer five hundred passengers in two thousand and eleven and i was delighted but the banks refused to accept the offer because it wasn't more which was eight hundred i climb with the rears so instead they prefer to me of course. repossessed the hou

we don't exist does or sylvia r.t. london i'll be back with you in about thirty minutes what's more news but up next an in-depth discussion on the n.s.a. spy scandal with a white house security veteran and worlds apart. you're coming. to europe you. have you with us you're on t.v. today i'm going researcher. hello and welcome to worlds apart ordering and major overhaul of intelligence operations once every ten years is seemingly becoming a new american tradition last decade was brought about by nine eleven this time around by public opera or over the expanse of anastase surveillance but are these reforms really as whipping as they are presented in the media well to discuss that i'm now joined by michael allen who worked on national security policy for both the bush and obama administrations mr allen thank you very much for being on the show if your book blinking red you describe what you called the most momentous overhaul of america's national security infrastructure since the second world war spurred by nine eleven an

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we don't exist does or sylvia r.t. london. coming up next on our team international the second half of the terra blight documentary on the hazardous legacy of computers that are thrown out along with the trash. summer break a time when all students rejoice and most importantly relax but in russia summer break for male students could change dramatically and involve lots of guns currently male russian citizens have to put a year into the armed forces but the ministry of defense thinks that they can make things easier by having students spend their summer breaks in the military this training would tie in with their future professions such as engineering students being put into military engineering position now the question is does your summer break belong to you or another words of the government have the right to tell you what to do and make you serve in the army even if just for three summers during your college years i think the answer this really depends on your culture in places which haven't been invaded countless times or

we don't exist does or sylvia r.t. london. over some other global headlines scuffles have broken out in mexico city between riot police and protesters angered by a dramatic hike in metro to get prices for millions of commuters the subways the only way to get to and from work in one of the world's largest metropolitan city. governments says the fare increases and is needed to stem financial losses and ease overcrowding. fighting has broken down the capital of south sudan leaving up to five hundred people dead and forcing thousands to flee their homes it provokes fears that the world's youngest country could sink back into civil war this comes as ten politicians have been arrested for supporting a failed coup attempt on sunday authorities say they're still hunting for a former deputy prime minister who they accuse of leading the attempt to overthrow the government. or had we look at the achievements of gone as economy and whether it's really brought change to the people there. street to street. or street e.g. we should try. an u

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we don't exist does or sylvia r.t. london. up next on our to international oksana boyko looks at the n.s.a. surveillance scandal with michael allen a former white house security advisor that's on worlds apart. well. it's technology innovation all the developments around russia we've got the future of covered. to come up right on the scene. of the first strike. and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. could be in the. wealthy british style. market why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report. put it on your arm and watch n.b.c. news all the face time you know. her. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. how long of welcome to worlds apart ordering and major overhaul of into. allergens operations once every ten years is seemingly becoming a new american tradition last decade was brought about by nine eleven this time around by public opera or over the extent of the

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firm cue that we need cost money money to say thank you we are like ghosts we don't exist does or sylvia r.t. london. thanks for being with all th number of you watching around the world up ahead after the break the second part of our report on economic research and so why everyone's cheering it on. syria in collapse western backed rebels have either been routed or on the run saudi supported jihad it's now prevailed in rebel held territories civilian populations terrorized meanwhile assad remains in power with this military intact what's next for syria. millions around the globe struggle with hunger each day. what if someone offers a lifetime food supply no charge. they can the very strong push against g.m.o. and we think that. the genetic anymore the right products are pretty cool. there is no. evidence for this any problem with genetic engineering when you make a deal. or is free cheese always in the most crap i don't believe that. and the free. enterprise is profit. these golden rice. like lazy i'm going to go through no other jobs so that i could money to buy seeds much wonder does y

. >> dean spade is a founder of the sylvia law project, a project that represents transgender people.f his clients have received police harassment or violence. >> it helps to see how poverty feeds that right? so people already are poor because of job discrimination of being unable to access social services or homeless shelters. you're more likely to be poor and on the street, when people are profiling transpeople on the street, consistently arrested and really caught up in that system. >> many arrests take place on christopher street on new york's west village, a place where the modern gay movement was born. 1965, mass violence led, as night falls, christopher street is alive with activity. i met sasha washington walking with her friends. rejected at a early age by her parents, she now lives on the street. >> how old are you? >> 26. i was homeless from the age of 15 to 23. >> sasha says police often suspect her of engaging in prostitution. when i found the evidence they have against her, i was shocked. >> what evidence do you have? >> the cops stopped me. i said you was walking around

increase its economic freedom to a level comparable to poland and france, opening doors for people like sylviao open a small one-room restaurant. from ts modest beginning she expanded her business to include extensive catering. a school for restaurant service workers, and the processing of nationwide distribution. john: could for her, but are people doing well? it is africa. >> no, they are not, but there are taking a for steps. that is an incredibly important step. people used to say that africa was a hopels continent and came up with all sorts of eight to five explanations, history, cultur. but will we see is that when some african countries began to liberalize and give people a chance, you know what, they begin to make progress as well. what we need is the creativity, hard-working people. john: thank you. coming up, economic freedom means allowing peopleory something new, like a new business, prosperous countries make that easy. which countries are those? i try to open businesses in delaware, new york from india and hong kong. and hong kong. i will tell you what happened every day we're wor

increase its economic freedom to a level comparable to poland and france, opening doors for people like sylviapen a small one-room restaurant. from this modest beginning she expanded her business to include extensive catering. a school for restaurant service workers, and the processing of nationwide distribution. john: could for her, but are people doing well? it is africa. >> no, they are not, but there are taking a for steps. that is an incredibly important step. people used to say that africa was a hopeless continent and came up with all sorts of eight to five explanations, history, culture. but will we see is that when some african countries began to liberalize and give people a chance, you know what, they begin to make progress as well. what we need is the creativity, hard-working people. john: thank you. coming up, economic freedom means allowing people to try something new, like a new business, prosperous countries make that easy. which countries are those? i try to open businesses in delaware, new york from india, and hong kong. every day we're working to be an even better company - an

sylvia thinks i'm an awesome burgundy. sylvia, you're a classy lady. keep those answers coming. bit of burgundy nonsense. >>> u.s. futures are whatever they are. in burgundy land, he would have no idea what these are. they are higher above fair value on the dow by some 64 points and the s&p at the moment is some 6.5 points above fair value. final thought now from patrick spencer. patrick, you thought they wouldn't taper today. it's time for equities and we had such a big run up, 25% or more on the s&p. and earnings have got to justify moves higher next year, haven't they? >> well, i've been around a long time in this business. maybe i should be wearing that moustache. but usually markets are pretty good at anticipating what is coming. we had 4% growth on earnings last quarter. we're looking for 11% growth in earnings next year. but prior to that, you know, the prior five quarters, prior to the last quarter, you had flat growth in earnings. the motorcycles is up 26%. in. >> in your lifetime, you have never seen what? >> so much discounting of what is going to come in the future.

my name's sylvia henderson, and i wrote a book a few years ago, and it was about the questions i got asked by my peers because i learned to speak well. i guess. [laughter] >> speak white. that's all right. >> when i was interviewed a couple -- few years ago during the don imus debacle? >> yes. >> i gotted, a comment was made about you just explained some things to us on the radio in a way that made talking about race safe, for lack of a better word. so as i listen to you now and agree with a lot of what you say, what strikes me is we need some kind of language, we need to learn how to speak about race so that it is not threatening to either side, any side, all sides, whatever. how do we learn that language in a day of antagonistic internet comments? the moment somebody says something and the world we live in? >> yeah. very difficult because, because people when you try to raise the subject at all in toed's media age, people are only listening for the first spitball. >> right. >> and when they get the first spitball, the conversation is set because it's going to be trying to get a spi

we are honored to have with us, sylvia burwell. worlds intimately. global philanthropy, she worked for the bill and melinda gates foundation. she worked for the walmart foundation. and she knows government. few people of the that was in the clinton administration for every day, so eight years. [applause] jobs there, including deputy chief of staff to the president. she traveled around the world with him. she was also at treasury. you were traveling with president clinton, you accidentally ran a half marathon. how do you do that? it was during one of the trips. trying to work in exercise was a difficult thing. i decided to go out for a run. i thought i could go out for a run. we were in the countryside in england. it was not marked paths. i ended up going out on some country road and i got lost. i kept looking at my watch because i knew i had to be back for a meeting. >> the motorcade does not wait for you. wait. it does not i kept running and try to flag down cars to figure out where i needed to go. that is the longest i ever run. it was unintentiona

sylvia boseman had a program called the edge program which is really intended to encourage women in mathematics, for example, to get beyond the isolation. if you are the only woman of color or the only woman, even, in a math department in your university, you may feel isolated. the same may be true in other areas. but if you are part of a community that perhaps spans institutions but where you feel a sense of support, you may be more likely to persist. we see that at the undergraduate level. >> was this also what drove to you decide, eliminate intercollegiate athletics for your students and focus nonsports but on wellness activities instead is this also part of the same idea? >> well, it's a little different. so let me just say that we have a collegiate program that was really underutilized. only about 80 of our 2100 students were participating. but we found ourselves in a situation in december of 2011 where our athletic conference, the conference that we participated in was unraveling. and we needed to either find a new conference to participate in or do something different. and when we valuat

if you can remember many of you know shakespeare and company in paris be, the original one with sylviaeech. all of you know that that was a bookstore where all the ex-pats came. it was an english-language book shop in paris, all the ex-pats came and published the first editions of joyce and ulysses. in new york in the '20s, '30s and '40s, and it became one of my favorite bookstores. it's, unfortunately, no longer around, but the gotham book mart in new york was a book shop that, you know, fought the good fights against censorship, it helped bring, you know, helped d.h. lawrence's books to get, be able to be distributed in this country, henry miller's books. they went to the, they went to court in order to make sure they could sell his books. and it was a really, really important b bookstore in that period. and then, of course, in the '50s and '60s -- and fortunately it's a bookstore that is still vie want in san francisco -- you have city lights books. s books and that was at the heart of the beat generation. so this idea of bookstores being at the heart of a community is extremely imp

. >> thank you, my name is sylvia. when the destruction of the chemical weapons, is there any safe mechanism to get rid of these chemical weapons? and which country will supervise the destruction of these chemical weapons? and where will it be done? because there are reports that it be done in lebanon. >> i don't think we have the answer to your questions. chemical weapons are destroyed at this time. it is done in this country, it is done in the russian federation. there are safe ways of doing it. activity has been going on for 15 years -- >> 16. >> 16 years. so there are safe ways of doing it. a our risk assessments, all crossings taken. so whatever the end result of this, i think we should trust and i trust it will not stay in lebanon. >> the gentleman in the second row. >> yes, i'm from rome. when you just arrived you said that you were able to do successful this mission because you had the mission not to find out who actually used it, just paraphrasing, but that is what i understood it to mean. which means instead

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american history right now it is that similar to what the life insurance companies started doing with sylviadevotee to get your life insurance benefit before you expire the last 50% of your life if you know what i'm talking about. >> i am familiar with those. >> you have adopted to the senate very well. [laughter] >> i like to hear myself talk. [laughter] i will try to address those. he indicated ample evidence that there is confusion about what the government covers or what insurance covers and what it doesn't and every survey is done by the professor jackson at harvard law school, jeff brown at the university of illinois. it's quite pervasive with a lack of understanding and i think a part of that is that there isn't a good structure right now. and in this, i think we all agree on the panel, regardless of our viewpoint on other issues in terms of public and private emphasis. there isn't a good structure and i think part of it, part of the responsibility of government is to create that structure and in terms of our viewpoint and in terms of emphasizing the private sector and private resourc

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