were messaging me saying how could you not hear that, and i am so used to that, it is not out of the norm, but now we have to make up our best nickname to don lemon and tweet it to me, and we e will have one for you by the end of the show. >> and you can call me d.l. you saw me catch an nfl pass from roger stauback a few moments ago and now coming up, the don lemon foot, and i want to put on a kicking clinic right here in times square, and so that is in a few minutes, and back to you, poppy, until then. >> okay. before we get back to don on super bowl boulevard, and look at this, ouch! chicago cannot get a break from the snow. they have been hit hard, and today, it is still snowing, and they could get up to eight inches alone and it was the third snowiest january in chicago's history. and the former mayor of chicago richard daley is in intensive care tonight in a chicago hospital, and the spokesman says that he came back from a trip and he became ill. no word yet on his condition. he is 71, and chicago's longest serving mayor with six terms. >>> and now for this next story that we must wa

>> we must ensure breach like this these don't become the new norm. >>> the chairman and ceo of walt disney company is here. we're talking entertainment, earnings, and what he sees for the economy. and cvs shake up the retail world. put behind the decision to stop setting cigarettes. will others follow? we're watching out for you tonight on the willis -- "the willis report."

the temperature and with the help of this we went to increase gas pressure in these districts to the norm in the individual. he's the hit the law. smoking. and though he doesn't kick in soon. the chairperson of them in joe's committee for social and corporate development pentagon as a buyer but things that can extend should establish a single utility company to propose to consider the possibility of creating such a department head in a large meeting of the committee the issues of utility rates approval were high on the meeting's agenda according to the yarn as a viable a single operator in the sector to operate on the basis of private partnership mp noted that they're working on a utility companies in the country and all of them work independently all problems are being sought in different ways. at least that is to cut the cake tea and that the chances of that issue. of course this idea is quite challenging. they might seem revolutionary hour i think that given the experience of developed countries we can at least discuss the possibility of creating a single utility company on the basis o

so let the rivers are so moving religion he will be determined the last quarter the norm. this may be the cry room. they also cost to major urban centers the tree now and someday he'll to five centimeters of rain is expected to. the real fun is an especially heavy player rainfall warning criteria we have the most august twenty oh four the rainfall with the previous occassions it on top of such a very very prolonged with period no switching back of a claimed ten weeks the dollar weakened the risk is. adele was already melting all commenced the department of social protection has promised funding will be available for the coming months. i can manage the main requirements that people need a kind of american cheese and toiletries to living to do some cases makes this accommodation in some cases you still can parse your nice new position three hundred somebody. and we're making payments to house them. and today the finance minister michael noonan issued a warning to insurance companies win gop to you and no comparisons. the film defense systems. i want the insurance industry to

it's not the norm. the norm, today, really is a legal academic of a scholar and teacher. >> what is appeal late practice? >> arguing cases in front of appalliate court rather than trial court. >> do you think it is necessary for you to know how to practice law as a law scholar? >> no. i think that law scholars have different areas of expertise. law scholars should be masters of some aspect of the law not necessarily some aspect of legal practice. there are a number of law scholars, of course, who are masters of some aspect of legal practice, and there's a profound need for those people, i think, in the academy. i think it would be a shame as law schools took such a pivot toward creating what are now called practice-ready lawyers. the entire academy became, in effect, a videocassette for facilitating a apprenticeship in law. t not what law schools and the legal academy has been for about the last 100 years. and it's not what it is set up to do. with would lose a lot of value if they abandon -- the now tr

saudi and us district cover the gas pressure in the homes of the two michael district is still below the norm. he did so stephanie and i will use all the necessary work to address these problems is underway with considering the possibility of reducing gas and chp free since there's reserve fuel to maintain that immature and with the help of this we went to increase gas pressure in these districts to the norm in the individual. he's the hit the law. smoking. and though he doesn't kick in soon. the chairperson of them in joe's committee for social and corporate development pentagon as a buyer but things that can extend should establish a single utility company to propose to consider the possibility of creating such a department head in a large meeting of the committee the issues of utility rates approval were high on the meeting's agenda according to the yarn as a viable base to operate in the sector to operate on the basis of private partnership mp noted that they're working on a utility companies in the country and all of them work independently all problems are being sought in different ways

consumers are stuck indoors and cleanup costs triple the norm in some parts of the country. wind-swept snow blew through new york city streets. they downed power trees and lines in south carolina and icy roads made for dangerous driving and brought traffic to a standstill in north carolina. this has brought $50 billion in lost productivity. >> when you count transportation, flight delays, municipalities having to spend more on salt and snow removal, lower car sales, retail sales, production, there's been a whole series of thinks that have been hurt. >> reporter: more than 75,000 flights have been canceled since december costing passengers an estimated $2.5 billion while cleanup has caused problems for some municipalities like arapahoe, new york. >> about $63,000 in overtime. >> reporter: chicago is already over budget for snowing and plowing roads, money that's spent to last through 2014. with no relief in sight, questions are growing over why that stream is moving at a glacial pace. on sunday on "face the nation," it was argued that climate warming is the cause. >> it's jan

have economically politically socially as an athlete within this privatized system which is more the norm. those countries where the elites are supported by their country and they're representing their country or even as amateurs or those countries where the elites are basically a commodity that a corporation treats like you know cereal well i think that the global reality of the games basically makes a. so that every athlete no matter what country you're from you become a commodity however in the united states it's particularly extreme because of the fact that it's an entirely privatized system there is no government support for athletes and the norm is actually that there is a significant amount of government support for athletes so that the only ones totally we actually are the only country competing in the olympic games that's entirely sure how to get at is that yes it's incredible so what does what what does it as a as a as an olympian what does this or whatever the proper word is as it would be a little what how do you respond how do how do people respond to this what's the. what ha

the fact that it's an entirely privatized system there is no government support for athletes and the norm is actually that there is a significant amount of government support for athletes so that only one is totally we actually are the only the only country competing in the olympic games that's entirely your head. again. it's incredible so what does what what does it as a as a as an olympian what does this or whatever the proper word is or is it a little bit of a little what how do you respond how do how do people respond to this what's the. what happens to people. well i mean it's a culture that has developed within and within these organizations within the sports world in general and so as an athlete immersed in these conditions it's difficult to even be critical of that when really it's all you know a lot of these these athletes are starting at a very very young age and start of that age eleven so it's almost as though while you're at it it's difficult to get critically it's difficult to see what your actual economic systemic position is. living outside of it took me it took it took qu

expect a major surge of rain, 3-5 inches will be the norm. for many places the possibility of flash flooding as we go towards saturday, sunday, monday. that's when things clear up. temperatures into the mid '60s. showers to the south, and for san antonio 59 degrees. dallas - looking at temperatures rising to the weekend. >> thank you. president obama laying out his vision to overhaul the country's infrastructure system. the price tag. president will be pitching to congress to get the job done. >> a fresh look at the refugee crisis in syria, a photo setting light on how hard the situation is. >> a global call for action for three al jazeera journalists detained in egypt. people around the world showing their support to cole agos. -- colleagues. cl >> president obama is making a push to fix the nation's infrastructure. in minnesota he asked congress to approve a $3 million plan creating roads and railway, and jobs. >> president obama made similar requests in the past, congress rejected them. >> if a picture is worth a thousand words, this photo

wetter winters like this could become the norm. at hasn't stopped the politics government accused of indifference. with less public money to spending, tough choices lie ahead. in willowway they have been left to fend for themselves. for michelle grey and the others, this could be a sign of what is to come. >> we have simon to talk to live now. briefly first of all give us the lay of the land where you are standing now. >> reporter: well, as luck we have it, a glorious sunny afternoon, jonah, but you'll have to take it from me, another morning of almost torrential rain, which is the last thing the people living along this stretch of the river thames need because that's all they have had for the last two months. and the ground is completely saturated, so whenever it rains again, there's nowhere for the extra water to run off, except into the river. and when we first arrived this morning, i thought that was the river. but the river is normally about 200 meters behind me. that is normally a field. that gives you some idea of how high th

has his mind set on his beliefs which aren't really the norm of any known society that i know of. sears very vividly. because so many of the correctional officers had dealt with him in the 20 years he had been locked up there. people kind of lowered their voices when they talked about joe sears. >> as a result of fights, intimidation and other rule violations, sears has spent most of the past 15 years in new mexico's highest security unit, level six. >> there have been times, yes, that i got into a fight over certain things, you know, whether it was, you know, a couple guys jumping on me because they didn't like what i said or who i was hanging out with or where i was working or maybe they wanted the job position or something. who knows, you know? maybe they just disliked me for the color of my skin or my attitude or, i don't know, you know. >> sears was convicted on several charges including robbery, kidnapping and rape. he first entered the penitentiary in 1983 on a 36-year sentence. >> i remember him working out in f-2, our recreation area, lifting hundred-pound dumb bells like

. >> collects tcatholic who divord remarry and gay couples who adopt children is becoming the norm in the western world. the church can't just ignore them. >> reporter: the 19 new cardinals will be among those who make life-changing decisions for millions around the world. >> that was al jazeera reporting from vatican city. >>> the meeting between president obama and dalai lama went forward even though chinese government demanded that the meeting be canceled and claimed that it damaged washington's relationship with beijing, but the president refused, and a top u.n. official condemned the meeting. >>> one success story of every veteran finding a place to call home. >> we have to move out of here right now >> i think we have a problem... >> we have to get out of here... >> they're telling that they they don't wanna show what's really going on... >> mr. drumfield, i'd like to speak to you for a minute... >> this is where columbia's war continues... >> ...still occupied... >> police have arrived... you see the blast scars from a bomb that went off... >> i'm morgan radford, live from new

and that is not the norm. in one today as part of this is a scholar and teacher. >> what is that practice? >> we have appellate courts rather than trial courts. >> gloss colors should be masters of some aspect of the law. not necessarily an aspect of legal practice. and i think it would be a shame if law schools took such a pivot towards creating a practicing with lawyers and the entire academy we can see that they became a vehicle for facilitating this and the law. that is not what the legal academy has done for the last 100 years and we would lose an awful lot of value if they abandoned their traditional roles and criticizing the law and legal institutions from the legal profession. and instead refashioned itself toward the end of something to be practice ready and there would be tremendous opportunity in doing that. >> what is the kc like to go to when teaching class? >> all, the cases that i enjoy are the first year, my cases. >> what those cases? >> these are cases -- did you go to law school? >> no, i did

counsel of europe, and signed on to conventions of agreements where they are supposed to adhere to the norms and china and saudi arabia haven't done that. it is true the u.s. has not been consistent for criticizing russia and not their neighbors and i go into this in the book because they are important partners for the united states at least in the war on terror. i think the obama administration has been pretty skilled at dealing with these issues. the reset, when it worked, and it hasn't in the last year or two, worked with russia on common interest like iran, missile defense and afghanistan and saying it was a two-track policy and separated from what what the was happening domestically in russia. this has changed in the last year, well the last couple years, since putin has thrown out other u.s. ngo's and we had the acts that banned the adoption of russian children. the u.s. congress, if you look at the entire, again 23-year period that i am look at, hasn't been a source for promoting better relations with russia. those in the congress interested in russia are highly critical. so things th

. >> catholics who divorce and remarry even gay couples adopting children are becoming the norm in thestern world. so the church can't just ignore them. >> the 19 new cardinals will be among those called to make life-changing decisions for millions of catholics around the world asking for pope francis to break with tradition and move to modern times. >> that was al jazeera america's claudio reporting from vatican city. >>> a meeting between president obama and dalai lama went forward on friday despite protest from the chinese government. the government there accused the u.s. from meta meddling, but the meeting went forward. >>> pandas on a trip of a lifetime. the celebrities are headed for belgium and a red carpet welcome. they're landing in the middle of a political spat between the dutch and the french speaking regions. >>> talk about sticker shock. coming up, car lovers at the dallas show discover what a $2 million price tag can buy. that's coming up on al jazeera america. i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system

0 degrees or colder throughout much of the midwest. 55 inches of snow have piled up in new york, the normfor this point in the season is 17. rutgers university professor jennifer francis says it's because of the new movement of the jet stream, the river of air moving over north america and europe. >> the jet straem has been in this very wavy pattern this year. an when it does that, it tends to get locked in place for a long time. >> reporter: typically the jet stream rushes in between frigid air over the arctic and much warmer air further south. like water moving through a tight space. arctic temperatures have increased 3 to 4 degrees in the past 30 years. it's enough to slow jet stream movement down and allow it to settle over parts of the country. that's trapped cold and wet weather to the east and south, dry and hot air has stalled over the west. >> these larger waves in the jet stream are causing the weather patterns to move more slowly, become more persistent and make it more likely for these unusual weather conditions that we've experienced like this winter, are going to happen more

. >> catholics who divorce and remarry, even gay couples adopting children are becoming the norm in theestern world. so the church can't just ignore them. >> the 19 new cardinals will be among those who will make life-changing decisions for the millions of catholics around the world asking pope francis to break with tradition and move into modern times. >> that is al jazeera' al jazeeg from vatican city. >>> and joining me now, joshua from the catholic reporter. thank you for joining us. why are some calling this as the most critical week of pope francis papacy? >> reporter: glad to be here, morgan. this has certainly been a packed week for the pope. he started it off by meeting with the council of cardinals. the cardinals that he appointed from around the world to help him restructure the governance of the vatican here. he moved into the week with a meeting of 150 cardinals from around the world and discussed how the church can help the family today. this is a theme the pope has talked about a lot, and they're getting ready for a meeting where they're expected to talk about things like

wetter winds like this could become the norm. that has not stopped the politics. government accused of indifference, the environment agency of doing too little too late. protecting up tos and ignoring the countryside. >> everybody needs to get op with the vital work of bringing nation's rorss to get the road and rail moving, to help people who have been flooded to plan tore the future and learn the lessons of the difficult situation we are in. >> with less public money to spend, tough choices lay ahead. which areas to defend, give up to flooding. in willow way they've been left to fend for themselves. for michelle gray and the others. this could be a sign of what is to come. >> the problem is widespread. there are more than 20 flood warnings. it was a toast to a relationship that spanned sent youries. mike viqueira has more on the black tie affair at the white house. state visits are about symbolism. they arrived on the south lawn. there were comments from president obama and francis hollande. lauding each other, talking about the lopping friendship that the -- lo

in the united states, it's discouraged in parts of the middle east where arranged marriages are the norm>> when a man and his family have daughters, daughters are the purity of these women, of the daughters, then guarantees a marriage. you see, and the delivery of the girl intact, virginally intact, which then commands a higher dowery. a girl who has been violated does not command a dowery. in fact, may not be able to find a husband. >> tina's death may have been part of an old tradition -- the honor killing. >> she stained the family's honor. and blood, zein would say, blood must cleanse blood. >> in societies where honor killings are common, it is generally a killing done by a male member of a family, presumably to avenge a dishonor on the honor of the female member of the family. she had a black boyfriend. this was enough to cause the anger of her family and her father to arise to the boiling point, where indeed he felt the family had been so shamed by her indiscretion that the only way to avenge it was to kill her. >> prosecutors were convinced she had been murdered in cold blood by

i am burning calories but most importantly i am breaking the norm was the community and supporting others. >> thank you. [applause] >> that's a good ride. >> hi everybody my name is [inaudible] and i am happy to be here and happy to feel the support even though you haven't stated yet and beyond giving bikes away being an organizer it's the leadership coming out of bike builds. our youth program has been working on environmental justice issue for 13 years and just dealing with the fact that our communities have been so heavily impacted with environmental racism bikes have been a solution to build their leadership in and our youth bike program about three years ago in the mission and what we realized that even though there's a lot of bike resources in the mission those resources are not available to low income latino families or accessible so i think really this is the opportunity to not just give people bikes but make -- support the leadership of folks who are really interested in a solution for bettering their health and a solution for not able to afford that expensive muni pass and the s

chili, burgers, and tri-tip are the norm at roxy, but they all have the couple's own spin on it, much of which they get from working out on the prairie, so to speak, and by highlighting the efforts of many of their friends and fellow farmers and ranchers in the area. >> well, it's always--always nice to know where your food is born, raised, grown. we were both born and raised on farms, per se, uh, and when you grow up on a farm, you taste the eggs that are laid that same day. >> and while they may just think of themselves as 2 little farm kids, this couple has a culinary talent that is exceeding even their own expectations. roxy is actually their second restaurant in sacramento, and it's based on their fundamental beliefs that if you start with good, quality products, you don't need to fuss too much with anything else. it's a concept that has been wholeheartedly embraced by diners... >> it's a blending of both of them, comfort and sophistication. >> and by executive chef danny origel, who has worked with the couple since they first began their restaurant careers in sacramento. >> yes.

. >> catholics who divorce and remar may are the norm so the church just can't ignore them 67. >> that claudia reporting from vatican city. >>> the nfl cracking down on casist and homophobic language happening on the playing field. how they are hoping to clean up the game with penalties. so long, farewell to one of the original von trap family seagers the inspiration for the oscar winning film the sound of music. i must begin my journey, which will cause me to miss the end of the game. the x1 entertainment operating system lets your watch live tv anywhere. can i watch it in butterfly valley? sure. can i watch it in glimmering lake? yep. here, too. what about the dark castle? you call that defense?! come on! [ female announcer ] watch live tv anywhere. the x1 entertainment operating system, only from xfinity. >>> in sochi usa hockey off the disappointment of losing a tight one to canada thursday had a chance to salvage a bronze medal saturday if they could just get past finland, but unfortunately for team usa they couldn't get the puck fast tuukka rask. the boston bruins' netminder turn

two scoops to your crime the school and then to my heart each and are not admitted functions from the norm. but anyway what i couldn't lay my head what i could hear my opinion a private letter was that it will take the cover that the government of that. this was taken out said that the much is too high and i would be to as the need to actually use it as i push me focused on porcupine fish meat on the in a month very big thing in supreme court on tuesday commuted the death sentence of three comics and assassination of prime minister rajiv gandhi life down. three judge bench rejected the federal government's admission that was not unreasonable and in a deciding that the cp the apex court had lost loved or that it often did not extend it would be about the community capital punishment in life imprisonment. the court also said the provincial government's good thing that makes using its production prowess. the three assassins one of them sometime and that i did not have been languishing get for twenty three has gotten on the u s prime minister friend of nineteen eighty four to nineteen eighty n

a single nuclear accident the norm is one of them ever failed to complete an assignment. we shouldn't cross the line and come any closer it should maintain distance it may look as though the ships are crossing clear water but in fact the ice breakers are driving many tons of ice from the pumps with an ingenious device known as a new message washing system. is no easy task never getting this many ships through so much ice. normally there are no more than two ships. total of fourteen. ships. i was supposed to be aboard the vygotsky the ship behind us. my daughter was born in july and i thought i should take a break so i took a vacation and now i'm catching up on the most important thing is that my wife understands that i have to go to sea and doesn't worry. me again the look of beautiful it is. the ship behind us. if you're lucky you get to see it from the bridge all the time. i chose this job as a child so it's time on board eleven thirty good day one just one of a teach everyone. today along with the yellow by judge and fifty years icebreaker. we will continue to leave the

that has been the norm in belgium for almost redecorate. e child care system is financed by the state, so that everyone who wants to can afford to send their children to daycare. it's a comprehensive support system. in neighboring germany, women who put their infants into daycare and return to work may be stigmatized. >> yes, but here in belgium, women are not accused of being bad mothers and their young children go to daycare. here, it is considered perfectly acceptable. you find a child you can trust or a kindergarten you can trust, and the assumption is that the carers and teachers can do their job, that they really do take care of the children. the children are not harmed or neglected. they are the center of attention . >> such attention is not reserved for preschoolers. in this part of eastern belgium, all the children -- older children are also collected from school and taken to daycare centers for the rest of the afternoon and even into the evening, so parents who work late do not have to worry about their offspring. the carriers are

. >> reporter: at a time when segregation was still the norm, she shared the screen with bill "bojanglesd him her favorite co-star. as a child star she made millions, but as she grew up, her movie career faded. setting the stage for a remarkable second act. >> i want to help. >> reporter: though her bid for congress failed, president nixon made her his u.n. representative. in 1972, she spoke bluntly about her own breast cancer. >> the recommendation was that the entire breast should be removed, which is called a simple mastectomy. >> reporter: from her hospital bed she urged women to have mammograms. >> if they have strange lump in their breast or any symptoms, to not be afraid to go to the doctor. >> reporter: she won high marks as a diplomat. ambassador to ghana and later check check check slovakia. a public servant, an advocate, and married for 50 years. >> stardom is stardom, and star quality is timeless. and that's what she is, she's timeless. >> reporter: and the most famous child actress of all time. kate snow, nbc news, new york. >>> and when we come back here tonight, vladimir p

imagine a world where underground parks are the norm. concept has become a real possibility things to someone named james ramsey. he's participating in the second annual design conference coming up in march. oh, my god, what a crazy question. me, the idea of design is just coming up with the most perfect elegant solution to a problem that you identify. oftentimes i think people tend to focus on finding a solution without really looking at the problem. my project is a kooky idea that proposes using cutting-edge solar technology to irrigate natural sunlight into an abandoned trolley terminal. it just so happened i know former engineer who pointed out the area. in my head but intimately went to, how can we share that amazing sense of discovery? it led to, i just so happen have a trick that i think i can use to turninto something completely different in a space you can both discover and also want to spend time in. we got our hands on the original engineering drawings from 1905 and started to model in a rough way the technology and had the rea

think i consider way outside the norm. this is not something that happens every day.on is, if he wanted to go to switzerland, buy a ticket. >> let me ask you this. the asylum thing aside. this man took control of an aircraft and had control over where it was going. he hijacked it for whatever reason. what kind of protections are in place. specially for american air space here, against a rogue pilot. >> this is a great example of unintended consequences. after the 9/11 hijacking where terrorists took control and entered the cockpit by force and flew the planes into buildings or the ground, it was decided to create this barrier system where cockpit doors lock from the inside and cannot be penetrated from the outside. the unfortunate consequence is if one of the members has to go to the washroom and leaves the cockpit, that leaves the other person in the cockpit by himself or herself, they can lock that door and lock their other colleague out, which is what apparently happened in this case. the co-pilot locks out the pilot when he goes to the bathroom and takes over the

obviously this is not the norm for anywhere. but certainly not what they expect to hear about in this neighborhood. i did go into safeway to try to talk to the manager. they are not saying anything about what happened in there so far. so far, it is just police giving the information we have right now. >> breaking news in oakland, we will let you go. that is happening at the safeway and redwood heights. just out of the montclair district in oakland. >>> we're following another breaking story. this was about 15 minutes from that location. this is now on interstate 580 eastbound. it is a multivehicle crash that happened. there is a chp vehicle involved in this crash. it happened on eastbound 580 around the 150 avenue exit. you can see from the chopper pictures, taken minutes after the accident, of people involved in being treated for injuries. at this point, all we know is that the vehicle was involved in what is clearly a multivehicle accident. we do not -- we do not know if there are any ties to the situation happening about 15 mi

seems like this -- scenes like this in oregon, pretty much the norm. when will it all end? let's ask janice dean the weather machine, in the fox extreme poe weather -- >> let's take a look at the cold temperatures we are getting. again, as par south as texas. for monday it will be 35 degrees. your average is around 59. this time of year for omaha, 14 on monday. average is 35. for minneapolis, 15. your daytime high today. average is 26. over in bismarck, 4 tomorrow. average 26. you get the picture. it is still cold. we are going to be dealing with a stormy pattern across the northwest and bringing much needed rain and snow but travel is difficult. especially across the northwest. and then, of course, that cold air sings southward and we are dealing with a couple of systems over the northeast. not a big blockbuster this weekend like some people were talking about. but we are going to see several inches of snow sunday into monday. we will break it down very light snow, though, sunday into monday. there is 4:00 p.m. towards buffalo and pittsburgh. again, just a couple of inches.

feels great and they can involve spread the cost the country and thus can change quickly became the norm and pretend to teach the eye. all were layering your eye. eye the eye the usu watching apply for an ideal course of the good or not the media still he's not. what is to make and the fact is and probably of non government in these is that teens despite us warnings and killing forty minutes to steam it urges good site to site security agreement that the us the cartoon to target foreigners in the comments on the sentient oddball made in two and us contract is for the international security force i e if the other to port. on the cob linking to the united states contract is funded in tonight's to security force. i am on saturday the explosion in peace and calm when was that he could stand to do that to the city ahead of keeping stats against addiction you to choose the country's fullest when he gets into it wasn't mine. i joke a shopkeeper in thick mist that he caught me and that it is going here the digital the wall. is that you did it the summit to put on him the cat. the government with

it's a country rich in natural resources where shortages of basic necessities are now the norm. not just ukraine and venezuela experiencing social unrest. in the last month protesters have been gathering in many places around the world, turkey, thailand, and the uncertainty in some of those countries more than others could eventually weigh on the markets and in turn on your investments. alan joins me now from boston, alan, very good to see you. thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> alan, first of all when you look to latin america your biggest concern is not venezuela. you think argentina is more of a problem. >> yes, that's right. argentina is beset by unrest. too much inflation, runaway deficits, political instability, i think argentina and venezuela are headed to a chaotic political environment that is going to affect brazil and chile. as a geopolitical matter, the united states and it's relationships with south america are at risk. the oil problem is a big one. if venezuela should really go essentially belly up, that is going to--that could raise oil prices for a whi

is to persuade everybody that the cholesterol levels that you find in twenty five year olds are the norm this is what we all ought to be any at and based on this you find that the cholesterol. levels that are found in how the populations of france and germany mean that ninety five percent of germans and french are technically ill from industries point of view this is wonderful it's a huge market they're in the business i've been able to say to huge lance people that you should be on the staten group of drugs to lower your cholesterol levels and lower the risk that you will have a heart attack. a stroke when in actual fact we know that if you don't have the other risk factors if you haven't had a heart attack or stroke before and if you aren't overweight and if you don't smoke taking this group of drugs just because you've got i marched in a raised. cholesterol level increases your risk of death and in the cholesterol guidelines the last major revision was in two thousand and one in the american cholesterol guidelines nine out of fourteen of the experts who were on the panel that set the

march, that is about future spending i suspect that is going to be where we see the resumption to the norm here. which may be -- >> let me just -- i want to get back to politics here. we talked about john boehner all that have, what about mitch mcconnell. what about ted cruz and, i assume that ted cruz is trying to figure out how to run for president. but he's not making very good friends among his colleagues. >> i think both things are true. he's trying to position himself for president and he's made a lot of unhappy republicans on his colleagues in the senate. i think what bother the republicans, i had prominent think tanker say, what they resent that he uses these events at the detriment of his party to advance himself personally. he didn't have an alternative in this latest struggle. he didn't have an alternative as it turned out last year. but he can grandstand, people like mitch mccontinental have to keep the country operating they he can crow he's been the purest of the pure. there is a lot of resentment in the republican party. whether that destructive quality is enough to carry hi

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that's been the norm in belgium for almost three decades. in the childcare system is fine on wednesday. so that everyone who wants to can afford to send a child in daycare. it's a comprehensive support system. i will move into the neighboring gemini women who put their entrance into taken the time to work may be stigmatized the scheme is yes. but here in belgium. women are not used to being dead mother's its two young children go to daycare. it seems to be a period is considered perfectly acceptable but never mind instantly find out monday you can trust or a kindergarten you can trust when making the assumption is that the carrots and teachers can do their job and that they really do take care of the children asked the children aren't harmed or neglected. they are the center of attention i can such attention is not reserved for preschoolers this costs of eastern belgium older children also collected and taken to a consensus for the rest of the afternoon and evening tuesday evening. the parents to work mates don't have to worry about their off