we meet the national front now. you see the state to countries in between me and how are we can't see anymore. i do the conversation quickly turned from economics to immigration. and this despite the presence of the algerian french don't you. and what i want is more respect for the french french citizen in the french quarter. so why not try the national front let me tell you we have no choice. the foreigners who come to france and work here they have to respect our laws. i think too. you know again the immigrants grew slightly uneasy. he made it a great time. nevertheless some milk of the fun of algerian doctor inside the house will be the first is on. this city his friend michelle however insists that the national front is no longer a racist his district has been hard hit with the decline of the students. and wherever companies struggle the national front line. so the tile has been building cables for almost half a century the business is slow now. in the new owners may decide to shut down effect this is true for th

the nation needs the capacity of the national guard in these budgetary constraint times. capacity being our units. we have to get that right balance between the act of and guard the what we can maintain. because we are a federal reserve of the army air force. we provide each of the states in our communities to the units that do the disaster response. the proportionality of equipping under capability that we need what i wasure, getting at about proportionality, as we get additional j models off the line. the guard ought to have the same pork shouting -- proportionality. that is what we are working toward. they just set up a total .ntegrated task force a love of the commission report, some of those he is ari put into action. a one star national guardsmen. they are building a future budget for the air force. we get a boat right in that. >> i would like to thank general rast for sharing his death. i can guarantee that governors will continue to work to wreck we with you with -- to work directly with you to make sure they receive the necessary training, necessary to succeed in

situation in kazakhstan is under control the president received the prime minister in the chairman of the national bank in extracting to ensure that there are no spectator price increases and keep it a new tenant atomic war door pool the estimate made the decision to adjust the currency rate. i think there was a necessity to do so. we need to support exporters and small and medium businesses kitchen not in any way influence our citizens we must ensure that there are no spanking new prices and shops in exchange offices all mayors across the country should keep the situation under control we will monitor the situation and take necessary measures to regulate the species will have to withdraw licences in case of such violations of whom come from. i have repeatedly in which the acquittal of the muffin top was quickly these days many people are taking advantage of the situation they're increasing their prices. some analysts see the two will be another slight drop whitaker in explaining the situation to the people that this won't happen. there are no more fluctuations. we have a steady currency in suffic

not all the nation's work is performed on assembly lines. o 1/4 of the work in the economy is at home. kuznets excluded cooking, cleaning, and child care provided by housewives because it was too hard to measure and because of the kind of work it represented. he was shrewd. he didn't say just housewives. he said housewives' and other family members' services. he considered that part of the family rather than part of market production. his emphasis was on market production, so he felt that on that basis it could be excluded. also, he recognized the difficulty of estimating housewife services. illegal activities were also excluded-- earnings from bootleg whiskey, drugs, and other criminal acts. this was also hard to estimate, but kuznets had another reason. illegal activities were excluded largely because he had an orientation that wanted to measure the goods in society. and he felt that this was not a good, but a bad. he wanted to measure services. illegal activities were considered a disservice. the fact that there were laws against certain a

the indians were considered a foreign nation. they have attacked and defeated the force of america's and are attacking villages and farms. and the constitution is quite clear. it gives congress and only congress the power -- and these of the words of the constitution , the power to raise and support armies and to declare war. washington refused to stand by and do nothing while indians slaughtered this country and. in a clear violation of the constitution he drafted troops into the army and sent them to war without congressional knowledge a sanction. when congress finally reconvened , its members saved face by passing the militia act which gave the president a legal right to do what he had already done illegally, similar to passage of the patriot acted few years ago which legalized of the illegal actions of the bush of ministration. many presidents have continued the constitutional conflict with congress over the power to send troops. most recently wrote last fall president obama and congress were at odds over u.s. intervention in

as commanders in chief of the national guard, we recognize the importance of having a strong national guard in our individual states, whether it is helping during times of crisis with natural disasters or helping in times of supporting our military in the crucial roles and it being an integral part of the military itself. so we are looking forward to having general frank graff, who is the members of the joint chief of staff and the chief of the national guard bureau who will join us as afternoon. governors are also continuously congress to work with the national guard, we see as what disproportionate tests to the national guard as they look at cutting the federal exit and ways they help reduce our debt in our nation, but governor still need the national guard to have the capacity, to have the andity, the men and women service agreement that we need to be able to stand up our national guard. we look forward to continuing to work on that issue. other findings that the national commission of the structure of the air force put out earlier this year that relates to the national guard, they

the national intelligence council is the entity that rights national intelligence estimates. previously it had reported to cia directors and our ports to the dni but really people would point to me and say well you know the national intelligence process always considered views from across the government. this meant a way of forcing it. this gave more rigor to the process especially as we were sorting through the recommendations of other commissions that looked at the wmd intelligence failures so i think more analytical and intellectual rigor has been given to the process. >> let's just go back. you mentioned obviously it was a common view that the cia had failed on 9/11 and there's a specific issue which they knew of two people associated with al qaeda who had visas who were here in the united states a month before 9/11. they didn't fly down the fbi until august of 2001 and it was a very specific intelligence failure. if you look at the 9/11 commission the cia did a pretty good job of strategic warning that al qaeda was planning a big attack in the summer of 2000 and all the m

well, they are all in the national risk register. there is a science where you have the exact amount of money in the right place. >> 600 million -- >> you're bringing it together. you're looking at your potential weaknesses and you are uhle' try to make sure you are correctly identifying the gaps. >> has the national security council discussed flooding? >> we have a subcommittee -- national risk register, national risk assessment and we have a subcommittee that looks at resilience and threats and hazards, but flooding has more generally been dealt with through cobra. i think it's a mistake to think that the n.s.c. is entirely strategic and cobra is entirely operational. i do use cobra to address issues where you need a -- it slightly wider than the national security council and flooding is a good example of that. >> and part of that process, do you have a long-term plan with the impact of climate change on the u.k.? have you considered which parts of the infrastructure is threatened by rising sea levels? >> we, we had discussions in t

the national intelligence council is the entity that rights national intelligence estimates. previously it had reported to cia directors and our ports to the dni but really people would point to me and say well you know the national intelligence process always considered views from across the government. this meant a way of forcing it. this gave more rigor to the process especially as we were sorting through the recommendations of other commissions that looked at the wmd intelligence failures so i think more analytical and intellectual rigor has been given to the process. >> let's just go back. you mentioned obviously it was a common view that the cia had failed on 9/11 and there's a specific issue which they knew of two people associated with al qaeda who had visas who were here in the united states a month before 9/11. they didn't fly down the fbi until august of 2001 and it was a very specific intelligence failure. if you look at the 9/11 commission the cia did a pretty good job of strategic warning that al qaeda was planning a big attack in the summer of 2000 and all the m

the biggest achievements probably for us for russians the nation's. he best games ever in the history of my country all the us live us that we obtain the confidence that russia is scape ability to deliver ambitious projects and the most important decide that the world that we generated to historical legacy for the generations to come well i have the games as you know russia has come under a lot of criticism so how do you feel about those reports i mean how the in any way overshadowed the games you know it's impossible to shadow the truth we were in the brick it's all of this from the cold war and now it was broken everybody who came and we can is this. fish and turned spy and how we're hospitable they really change from the criticism to the cover and the real positive things looking at the object of infrastructure that have been created in the city had all of the games what can you tell us about how they are going to be used in diffuse the future of my native tito so that she is very bright to this land for the legacy it's all these very well. with the

message about the public perception. have a national security council, people can see these risk our love being looked at as a whole. we are trying to explain how we look at risk and the steps to take to make sure the people are safe. i think the scientists can probably help by forming a debate about risk improbabilities. you are looking at the strategy and saying, have you done enough consideration of this and looked at those risks? .n the end, have a strategy the site is can help by explaining some of those risk. that is probably the best you can do. people want to know what we're doing to protect from flooding. i think people understand that there are severe weather events that can affect your country. you do everything you can to mitigate but in the end you can't mitigate against every single thing. whereas these appalling terrorist events, which can be so indiscriminant and are such huge risks, they want to know you're doing everything possible to prevent them from happening in the first place. >> do you think that the recent probl

the chairman of asic says national bank. according to official statistics the share of non performing loans in the remote police then to fifty five point eight percent for four point seven trillion thinking. we reminded the national bank with reduced the share of non performing loans to the level of fifteen percent in two thousand fifteen and ten percent in two thousand sixteen and implementation of these masters the national bank is taking into consideration the relevant experience of foreign countries. you can use to live here. so we didn't deal with the use of robots for example in south korea the level of non performing loans did not exceed two percent and anything in excess of the bottom but companies created specifically for this purpose something like a ton of non performing loans fertility have a distressed assets and were now considering this team and probably beg to lifers the national bank has a sense association of ideas here's the florida develop a draft bill which will simplify the usage or bankruptcy. writing o

we increased the national institutes of ageing by $100 million. we've included money for the brain initiative. so we think we're making that progress. that comes to me, dr. collins, and other esteemed witnesses. we would like to be able to accelerate these breakthroughs. what you just testified seems so promising, but i feel we also need a sense of urgency because we are facing an epidemic in this country. and the impact again on family budget and on our medicaid budget because ultimately the impact of people being in long-term care. what, dr. collins -- i remember what senator harkin and senator spector did when they doubled it. do we need more money? do we need more people going into science? what do we need to put this on the fast track so these promising breakthroughs following all the rubrics of the scientific method, how can we? because the clock is ticking. the numbers are growing. the poignancy is there. could you share how we can help move this along? >> i appreciate the question, senator. it was great hosting you at nih on monday. i think

the ignition. i also wish to look all national teams. we obey your country will support twenty four to one olympics bid. this coupon aren't i. so cannot survive told the diplomats but the main factors strategy two thousand fifty. it is the document which will help the country to enter the top thirty leaders in global development i want to emphasize that sending the ultimate goal is very important for our country this caused him to the top thirty developed countries of the world's first of all cars extend one's own salmon experience of countries which have already become the world leaders in the period from two thousand to two thousand and six tonnes citizens made sixty one million business and tore strips around the world. thousands of our young people receive education abroad. therefore it is logical because extends people want to have decent living conditions quality education health and social services and professional employment in our country star. i asked. long term objectives of the strategy we adopted a new concept of foreign poli

we see as disproportionate tests to the national guard as they look at cutting the federal exit and ways they help reduce our debt in our nation, but governor still need the national guard to have the capacity, to have the quality, the men and women and service agreement that we need to be able to stand up our national guard. we look forward to continuing to work on that issue. other findings that the national commission of the structure of the air force put out earlier this year that relates to the national guard, they also have been looking at ways to find cost savings, and that is one of the other reasons we are focusing on this issue is that states and governors need to be involved in a discussion as they are looking at cost savings. the guard is the only military force that a governor can call upon during times of disaster, so it is very important to us. tomorrow, we will be looking at a discussion about employment trends within our states, growth opportunities, and the ever changing economic climate that we see in our nation. so we will have a special session with our governors

security issues at the joint committee on national security strategy. at 11:00 p.m., and another chance to see q&a. in, itill win in the allows sip's to innovate and bring new services and new pricing, business models to consumers. it is the main beneficiary. >> the big corporations one out in this decision. andamount of market power imprint it washington, d.c. to shape policy to go their direction. consumers really are going to be the losers in this deal and i think that is why so many of them are speaking and asking the fcc to move forward with a clear path to protect them. but the impact of the net neutrality rules on the communicators at 8:00 eastern on c-span 2. >> in the british house of commons last week, one of the questions posed to prime minister had to do with the plan for accepting syrian refugees. he also responded to several domestic related questions including one about employers who are caught abusing the minimum wage requirements. -- questions to the prime minister. >> number one, mr. speaker. >> thank you, mr. speaker. this morning i ha

the money. once you are. reducing national carbon emissions and improving all the rains and effectiveness of all forces in the field of course it's difficult to balance the two priorities against protect our. in the sari eight. makes when he forces to pretend that these goals can give hundred pounds it isn't what it will be an all around and uses the two seats short of what i wanted to go to the eight week check the state level and it was there and it went so we didn't answer when we hear so when it became a nation one again and to make sure that our working lives. when it's eight pm four am. make sure the bar. the bio students just so psyched to disposing of talks materials preventing oil leaks and ensuring that the place was the system is able to fit the population all the proper environment management of such centers the couple's son duke supplies many of its supplies from local sources as possible. carmona. bring on the proper store because when you bite it that you are too wide to cook. the carbonation why did care about

according to data provided by the national bank cup success. as of december two thousand the tv amount of cash in the country increased by seven point seven percent reaching one point five one two trillion tinged according to the same resources and what money supply which includes cash and liquid ticket deposits increased by six point two percent and reached three point five forty eight between tv and two indicators including td in liquid when currency deposits increased by one point five percent reaching eight point six eight really take place the partner countries increased by two point three percent reaching eleven point six trillion tv to catch one of the national bank has increased one point two percent reaching two point two tribute to get the monetary base has increased by two percent reaching two point seven eight six. because its second tier banks and other organizations. the celts of the national bank of the books that have increased by six point six percent. i know. anyway first two trials and fourteen from opaque and services to elec

and once this came out, the national gallery never addressed it. t has never apologized, and it's just sort of like, you know, buried its head in the sand like an ostrich. and so now they are claiming to be so concerned about this issue, but my question to you is, number one, are you familiar with that issue, and number two, do you have any suggestions in terms of pressure that might be applied to have them, you know, address this issue? all they have to do is apologize -- >> host: all right, andy, we got the point. robert edsel. >> guest: i don't know about the specific exhibit you're talking about, but this is a long time ago now. the issue of providence, which is a fancy way of saying who's owned it previously, is something that really has come into fore now since the late 1990s, and i think it -- i don't really see any point in trying to go back and scold the national gallery or any other galleries for things that might have happened in the 1980s concerning the decision about works of art that are being shown. i don't think that would happen tod

in fact, our reforms have become a model for the nation. but our unfinished job on education started where it matters most. in early childhood. study after study has shown that high quality, early childhood education provides the best return of any public investment i can make. including at risk children. from birth all the way to kindergarten. i have always thought to preserve early childhood education from radical budget cuts and we found a way to invest. $45 million to build early childhood centers including in cicero. leading the nation in the number of 3-year-olds attending preschool. but the status quo is not enough and it's not even close. the reality is that more than one third of the youngest most formidable children don't have the opportunity to attend early learning programs before they enter kindergarten. that is unacceptable. 50% are more likely to be placed in education and they are 70% more likely to be arrested for a violent crime. scripture tells us where there is no vision the people perish. and that is why today i am calli

more success for the host nation on. the first ever medal in the short track for the russian team took gold with a commanding in the team meanwhile in fashion news. because it is the home team because they are in russia with the crowd around them it was great to share the symbolism with everyone we reveal the special features of the jerseys which. will put on a. brussels. pick and choose which agreements to follow. immigrant to invalidate treaties with. there's a lot of this there have been forgotten. to check on the residents who say that oil no choice but to flee the area simply to protect their health. welcome to the program on this monday. in moscow let's get some action here it is a day three at the winter olympics in sochi and another medal for the hosts victor originally a south korean has now taken bronze for the russian short track team let's go live to. get the very very latest paula we're looking at another bronze here for russia you know the details. yes russian fans around me are celebrating another medal in

a coup in ukraine and the nation's governors descend on washington. we'll get the latest from kiev and the main opposition liter has been set three. the take of senator john mccain on how this is affecting u.s. and russian relations. and as the nion's governors gather for their annual conference, we'll talk to two, louisiana republican bobby jendl and maryland democrat about the future of their parties. we'll have analysis from a super power political panel of the "washington post." jonathan martin of the "new york times." amy walter of the political report and our own john dickerson. we'll bring in "time" international editor and cbs news state department correspondent margaret breman for analysis on syria and ukraine. 60 years of news because this is "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs good morning again it is fairly quiet on the streets of ukraine this morning, but the situation is far from settled. for latest we're going to cbs news correspondent holly williams. >> good morning, there has been a week of bloodshed here in kiev we've seen

from the national party taking charge of the prosecutor general's office which is just. a new regime is taking shape really quickly and with the use of strong measures it has nothing to do with democracy because those coming to power will go on with pursuing tough policies and they will conduct massive expansion of the eastern territories. among the first laws adopted the banning of russian as the second official state language despite nearly fifty percent of those living in the east of ukraine being ethnic russians the public is stalled from now on the right wing is going to be heavily present in ukraine's law enforcement at the moment the situation in kiev is basically controlled by radical people with with us who are pursuing a very very militant agenda which is a political call i think he is an utterly discredited man he cut deals with opposition leaders who were quite obviously since the nineteenth of january no longer in control of the crowds and here there are reports that foreign journalists have been promoting different values from the rebels have now been put o

hancock also criticized the medical progress. and this is a nation that stuff. evidently we know which aims to allow for a lack of access to government information tunisia is this if there's a more transparent. she said the information is not shared systematically an organic fundamental improvements to her plan. have to love ibm means. tougher penalties will be in palestine companies found leaking client data are using its advanced or the sense that this is the latest measure in the government's response to the largest ever personal information breach that still has many rattle the ad has the teacups. it really was the daddy party and government financial agencies have and the look of total price that a preventive measures against future detail weeks. this ask me to continue to cope with the fallout from the massive leak of person one from each city and the country's three major credit card companies last month. the scottish spend tons of penalties on financial institution's found guilty of leaking or uniquely distributing inclined information to third parties un

she is the first opera singer to perform the "national anthem" at the nfl championship.nspiring. now, she told jim axelrod she has been practicing nonstop for weeks. >> you often hear when the "national anthem" is discussed about what a challenge it is. it's not an easy song to sing is that right? >> oh, it's so right. i mean, you know, i want to say this is not for civilians to sing the "national anthem" because in its most basic form the range is an octave and a half. to have that range so it's comfortable for men and women of ail voice types is impossible. >> how long have you been rehearsing this? >> i have been living and breathing the "national anthem" now since before the holidays. i mean waking up in the middle of the night more often than you can imagine going -- oh, my gosh, am i going to get it right? you can't sort of say, can i do that again? can we repeat that, please? >> are you playing offense or are you playing defense? are you trying to survive, door you want to kill it? >> that's a good question. i would say it's somewhere between the two. survival is

the first leaders carry personal responsibility for the complaints relating to the adjustment of the national currency exchange rate. the prime minister stressed that is necessary to ensure the stability of prices from a seafood products and social importance fuel medicine and also to prevent shortage of products and unjustified grows up there's a monopolistic in particular according to the prime minister from the enterprises of the regions will be provided with grain at a fixed price until may first tears from utilities will be frozen. the prime minister instructed to develop a set of measures to determine the policy of regulated prices and parents also the work of the single pension savings bond was discussed at the meeting. it has already created however the national bank of kazakhstan has done so in the process of transferring the citizen's pension savings so that the fund operates in full force the president instructed to locate one trillion cd from the national fund for the next two years to ensure economic growth in this regard synod met them instructed to develop a mechanism for finan

in the reserves and national parks and conservation areas. years ago zoologist with twenty three females or males and crippled animals from the bar stock has reserved your own seat to the right bank of the coptic cairo support. first adapted easily to the new life in the face of it in the river it began to breathe well. to be there for the two thousand and two each while moving here. in short winter days not enough to see one half of the old teen in the park the winter sun is setting quickly disappearing be on the horizon. tonight meet your heart is filled with disturbing sense. she knew the piece is not a freak cricketers only fear is a fighter whose evil mostly teaching but also fits with the schools. moreover these are the most powerful sense of team protection. no shark tooth. the teacher will approach the further notice choice of the state national park are currently trying to emulate the success of scientific experience. i was once conducted with the sugar while the assets. now the experience much more difficult. to try to bring to boil

, but the best schools in the nation. how do you pay for all of that? those areest: ambitious goals that i said when i became governor. we have created 130,000 of those 200,000 jobs already. we have gone from six percent unemployment to 4.2% unemployment. the big challenge now is funding the people with the skills to fill the jobs. have an initiative this year and courage and the people coming out of the military to come to iowa. we are eliminating the tax and military retirement, making it possible for them to go to our schools on in-state tuition, making it easier for them to get professional licensing in our state. we want to be the most welcoming state for veterans. we know that they have a lot of leadership and specific job skills that we need in iowa. we also have a broadband initiative to get high-speed internet to other parts of the state, as well as an anti-bullying initiative for the schools and an effort to reduce student debt by freezing tuition for the second year in a row. the first time since 1975 that has

but it was a moment that touched the spirit of the nation. we were looking for something to feel good about. you think the hostages had been taken, the threat of a cold war, inflation, gas lines, who's going to be the president. i think we were just in the situation where we needed something to do. and we needed a shot in the arm. and it happened to be us. >> how much fun was it when you heard the national anthem after winning the gold? that's always the most exciting. as a fan especially after that spectacular win. >> well, you know, that's a very, very proud moment. said it many times. seeing that flag being raised a little higher and the whole building singing the star spangled banner, again that's one of those special and proud moments in your life. when you watch the olympic games and you see our athletes on the podium and you see the flag and you hear your anthem, it's really, really special. >> and do you listen to the anthem when you get the gold? >> i listen to it all the time. i watch the athletes. it actually brings tears to my eye

this is the first medal of pakistan's national team in sochi games to score to fifty five point eight points after short and long programs despite the fact the dentist its performance in the short program was not that good. it was deftly one of the favorites to remind the dentist and was in the ninth place after the short program uses a height of japan won the gold medal winners canadian patrick chan won the silver president of sultan as a buy on behalf of the millions of cars that skinny people congratulated him to stand on the bronze medal of the sochi olympics. the program history program is the main stage. we always believed in venice he always makes good performances among programs he is the patron of our country he once again proves it that was an aunty happen instantly. yesterday he was in ninth place but i was sure that in the case with good loan program you'll be the malice of the sochi games i think you could have been a gold medal its staff the adb is a hot and we watched this performance and support him even if i am a dentist well done. he deserves this battle congratulati

as commanders in chief of the national guard, we recognize the importance of having a strong national guard in our individual states, whether it is helping during times of crisis with natural disasters or helping in times of supporting our military in the crucial roles and it being an integral part of the military itself. so we are looking forward to having general frank grass, who is the members of the joint chief of staff and the chief of the national guard bureau who will join us as afternoon. governors are also continuously calling for congress to work with the national guard, especially what we see as disproportionate tests to the national guard as they look at cutting the federal exit and ways they help reduce our debt in our nation, but governor still need the national guard to have the capacity, to have the quality, the men and women and service agreement that we need to be able to stand up our national guard. we look forward to continuing to work on that issue. other findings that the national commission of the structure of the air force put out earlier this year that relates

the national merit scholars we have on board. ear we had a rhodes scholar in our student body, a marshall scholar, a goldwater, the fulbright. the odds of that are 20,000 to one. we are holding ourselves accountable. it is very discouraging, especially for students and their families to see the state governments cut back. tour ofspan is doing a the big 12 colleges and today our bus is at the home of the university of oklahoma. aboard the bus is our guest, david boren, the first person to serve as governor of the state, a senator, and now president of the oklahoma university. you talk about state budgets and cutting back. that means that students are picking up more of the tab. how much does it cost to go to the university of oklahoma? year. about $17,000 a that includes room and board as well as tuition and all the fees and some cost for books and other things. "the washington post" had a chart and a pick the top universities in the country and how much it cost for a student to go. i looked at the chart. i was very happy to see we

this is the cover story of the nation magazine this week. and stephen remind me of the our the title of that article i'm sorry distorting russian. history. you how the american media misrepresents putin sochi in the ukraine i want to be sure to get that. professor cohen this latest news out of the ukraine is the president has agreed to a truce with opposition leaders is this true for real is it going to last and and maybe give us just a snapshot of you know where we're at how we got here. well a snapshot is key of his burning we saw that on your the video when you introduced this segment and everybody who claimed to be in control of the situation. at the beginning with bats brussels that is the european union moscow washington and the so-called moderate leaders in kiev have lost control of the situation as has president yana coleridge of ukraine so when you run a covert says that he and these moderate leaders have reached a compromise i presume it means that he has agreed to hold back the police from restoring order by force in the streets of

crisis in the wholesale purchase of gas from some so users who are made to me first after that the national operator austrians gas contents to conclude new sales contracts with mining companies based on the price is approved by the ministry meanwhile as the head of the anti monopoly agency reported. mythology of natural gas costs decoration for the region's is almost a mile now according to motor spite of this measure will allow keeping prices within the limits approved by the council for economic policy he added that the prices will be strictly regulated within the inflation rates. seo process doesn't mean he's in a speech in misleading and one of the most important issues of course is to make and it is important to the subject of the match monopolies operators and utility services that the tears are fishing so we have to find this golden mean unsettling and care for it so that it will be affected and would not affect the population of our country i want to repeat we should prevent the sharp increase of gas tariffs may be because of a pc connected it to him in the global news of the parade

and we are a percent of the nation's ddp. when you add that up and see what infrastructure means, it is a huge issue for us grade -- us. you're in a global business. is your perspective on the impact on our overall competitiveness. >> first of all, i guess to describe our network i will use medical terminology. the connective tissue of the economy. transportation, telecom, and energy. our system is the envy of the world. if you think about the rawsportation side, a gets goods to factories. a gets workers to jobs. ultimately, it gets consumers to the stores. if you think about all those they are all positive and great contributors to the economy. if you go back to the 19th 50's 1950's, -- 19 and then you take them for it and see the lack of investment that penalizes us, and some of the stories with mother nature spending some. in the past couple months. the stories are in a positive. icenta where one inch of shuts down a city that is a vital city in our system. the effects on the economy are going to be huge because of that. as

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in 2010 congress unanimously passed the national alzheimer's project at. the act mandated the creation of the first ever national alzheimer's plan which was released in may 2012 with the goal of preventing and effectively treating alzheimer's disease by 2025. recently updated the plan includes important milestones in the timeline to facilitate achieving that goal however the goals of this magnitude goals and into changing the trajectory of the national health crisis require significant investments if we hope to realize success. recognizing this we commend congress and the leadership of view chairman harkin and leading member moran for creating a consolidated appreciation sat for 2014. this is an important down payment and step into implementing a national alzheimer's plan so they can reach the goal of effectively treating and preventing alzheimer's by 2025. this critical funding will allow scientists to pursue innovative research that will lead to intervention and diagnostics. continuing funding will encourage a greater investment in the private sector and

yes the brits are they feel about saying goodbye to the treasured national icon this anymore after a short break. to noon i don't see how european countries to a member of the european eu he can solve the problem without leaving the european view. so it's obvious that countries like great britain or france in france especially with an interesting topic in my opinion. they have been difficult. they have it difficult to solve these problems. but i think at least they should rearrange the principal rules of free movement of persons and to improve the system . twenty minutes that we are now barack obama the recent ban on monitoring of liverpool's communications force the nsa to turn to other sources of european data port city agencies which to spy on hundreds of german officials including the interior minister. our jesus to cap a novice more from berlin the national security agency was allegedly longer carry three hundred and twenty people here in germany mostly politicians also business leaders. according to a german newspaper care bill dance on top which says if info comes from a higher

his coverage has included national stories like the columbia national crash in 2003 and helped to solve8d a mystery solution solution and he addresses community issues and raise awareness and a sparks public change. he graduated from the texas in austin. ladies and gentlemen please join me in a warm welcome >> thank you it's my pleasure to be your mc for this dedication for the lunar year of the horse forest stamp but before we give up the program we'll shatter or start with a color guard from the police department and a national anathema a learnted person and a ladies and gentlemen, please rise for the presentation of colors and the singing of our national anthem. >> oh, can you see by the dawns early light. what so proudly we hail as the twilight last gleaming. who's bright stripes and bright stars through the perils night over the ram parts we watch were so gallantly dreaming. and the rockets red glare the bombs busting in air. gave proof through the night that our flag was still tdr there are. oh, is does that stair spaniel banner yet wave. over the land of the free. and the home of

the longest in our nation's history. focusing on strategic challenges and opportunities that will define our future. new technologies, new centers of power, and a world that grows more volatile and unpredictable. in some instances, more threatening to the united states. the choices ahead will define our defense institutions for the years ahead. worked inempsey and i a pragmatic and collaborative balanced force for the future. i worked closely with the chairman, the vice chairman, and the chiefs to develop this process in strategic choices in management review. i want to recognize the senior enlisted leaders in each of the services for their contributions and their involvement and to their leadership and what they continue to do every day for this country. particularly, their help and input in crafting this budget. our recommendation is guided by an updated defense strategy builds on the 2012 defense strategic initiative described in the upcoming quadrennial report. strategy is focused on defending the homeland against all

hundreds of members of the national downs syndrome society came here to capitol hill today to fight for the same chances at a life. perhaps one of the most persuasive voices on capitol hill today, patty saylor. her 26-year-old son ethan died after an altercation with police at a frederick movie theater for not having a $12 ticket. she's a fighter for justice. today she fights for others with downs syndrome so they might have the life ethan will never have. >> ethan wanted the same life that his brother and sister had or were aspiring to. he wanted a wife. he wanted a car. >> reporter: but the way the tax law assists now ethan and others receiving government assistance can only save up $2,000 in a saving account, not enough for a car, wouldn't make a dent for college and not enough for an ira. chris val locallen and others -- chris van hollen and others are championing the able act. for that the national downs syndrome society gave him this award. >> we simply need the speaker to schedule a vote on this bill and that's what today is about, really trying to bring people together and say l

i'm henry from the center of national private institute one of the core institute for the national endowment for typically. -- democracy. where exists specific tints for the citizen private sector as opposed to the large government private -- government owned economy. in the transition process. what change need to occur so the voice is representative and strong and then are there reasons to be held off? >> okay. thank you. finally on the backside of the front row here. >> thank you very much. [inaudible] i work for the [inaudible] doing research on south sudan. my question focus on the reconciliation and justice process that is now one of the topics being discussed here. and my question several emphasized being a key tension andon going problem. i invite any of the panelists to talk about how does it get resolved here in the short term how do you work toward that resolving that issue? let's go in the same order. ambassador, boothe? the utah had been supporting numerous community peacebuilding. conflict-resolution activities through the partners in south sudan. a lot of the conflict that occu

assets one too many loads of debt and then abandon the triple slaying of a nation screaming for more good credit all the way of the blue factory. to the playing. field in big spirit travels with the flame from its birthplace in greece. joining james brown for an elemental and a big journey around russia and beyond. where are supposed to go. on planes. over the weekend a long anticipated report on the controversial keystone x.l. pipeline was finally published by the state department the results the apartment deemed that there would be minimal environmental impact resulting from the construction of the massive oil pipeline last june obama announced that approval of the plan would depend on certain factors. allowing the keystone pipeline to be built requires a finding the doing so would be in our nation's interest. and our national interest will be served only if this project does not significantly exacerbate the problem of carbon pollution. it seems the state department's report is just the kind of push obama needs for his final decision to move forward with the project consid

or oriole yet day three of the winter olympic games broke new ground for those nations the two success is coming events no russian influence ever won a medal in before a russian male mogul skiing claims bronze just half an hour ago that followed another bronze in short track speed skating plain by victor and he's originally a south korean but now the number one sprinter in the russian squad poor scott scott more about that that's why they're called for through the two bronzes today than. yesterday real turn up for the books as alexander smith's lie of claims brawn for the home nation in the freestyle skiing moguls now he wasn't widely tipped for success before the games but the opportunity to train on the slopes here in sochi paid dividends earlier victor on secured russia their first ever medal in short track speed skating he won bronze in the men's fifteen hundred meters now you may be thinking that victor on isn't a particularly russian sounding name and he did formally compete for his native nation south korea however he fell out with the sport's governing body there and got russia