the and theof immigration group going on trial in the german city of dresden. facing hate speech charges over speech he made over foreigners. rising--- writing and the immigrant sentiment. founder of ais the far-right movement in europe, accused of inciting racial hatred over controversial comments he made about migrants. >> they have charged him with incitement. a publicly made comment. he is said to have denied them equal rights in germany. patrioticthe european, against the islamization of europe. anti-islam group has attracted thousands of supporters to its rallies. the movement has gained momentum since last summer, since angela merkel opened up an open door policy to the thousands of migrants arriving in the country. >> what started out as a one-time protest against religious rules on german soil, has become, and i want to stress is, a broad citizen movement. reporter: they were out in force as he went to trial in dresden on tuesday. are all here because we believe freedom of expression has been compromised in germany. so we are here to fight for him so w

the school will be radefunding n more than 100 soon to bee graduates up to half of theof te tuition thathey paid out of pocket this semester for graduating in four years. yea universities officials hopeieofi the gesture encourages youngerou students to graduate on time.tet >> good news if you're i y planning a summer vacation.atio next by booking that airlinene ticket got cheaper.ot cheaper >> uber testing a new fee. f the grace period you need tope u know about. it is 6:20. >> show up for pay up and uberup testing a new fe fe.g new f markets. joining us from the fox the business network studio laurenur simonetti. good thursday morning. t >> reporter: i don't want to check the markets. mkets >> no. >> reporter: good morning.te >> is it bad news.s it >> reporter: yeah reallyeporteea bad.ba this is what happenedwhat hpene overnight. ov central bank in japan didn'tid do anything in terms of tms interest rates. rat they stood down. traders wanted stimulus.ti they didn't get it. japanese stock market goes down more than three and ae half percent.ce now, yesterday our federaler reserve, our ce

.: pfizer is bowing theof the deal after projected tax benefits are set to disappear under new rules set out by the u.s. treasury department. u.s. president barack obama said companies who use tax loopholes were gaming the system. they declarema: that they are based somewhere else, thereby getting the rewards of being an american company without fulfilling the responsibilities to pay their taxes the way everybody else is supposed to pay them. the treasury department actions will make it more difficult and less lucrative for companies to exploit this particular corporate inversions loophole. catherine v.: inversion deals are not new, but, in recent years, they have received more public scrutiny. put simply, if you're -- inversions involve a u.s. firm merging with a company in a country with a lower tax orate. pfizer would have bought allergan and moved its headquarters to ireland, where the corporate tax rate is 12.5%, much less than the united states' 30%. the new treasury measures also take aim at a practice known as arnings stripping's, when company uses internal loans to move mone

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we jump ten solid degrees over theof is just three hours, we keep the wall-to-wall sunshine all day long, you can't beach this, meisha. >> you can't, it will be gorgeous, great tip, eat lunch outside. that will sounds wonderful. happy monday to you, this is where we had overnight construction, 422 eastbound between oaks and route 23. looking good in that area, new jersey, 42 and creek road, looking good there, clearly you can see a lot of headlight there. overall things holding steady. looking good. ninety-five south ac add a any again still early. early risers out, there overall things looking really good. look how quiet it is getting, 995 north and 452, all the way up to the airport, basically what you are looking at, looking good. where we had some construction clear, downingtown, morgantown, again, left lane was block but it is all cleared. >> this link nerving delaware, construction route 896 southbound, denny road, light lane blocked, sound like it should can be should g lifting, make note of. that will we know mondays tend to get busy. we will will start to see volume levels start

your way inboundou and route one also in good in g shape right now.shap as we take a wide view of theofete if you're heading fordir an early morning flightng fli traffic on the way to dulleso de reagan national looking good.na. let's take a live look outside on 95 northbound north of the beltway in maryland.ltwa traffic as you make your wayake towards baltimore for bwiwi flight is looking good. little bit of increasedased volume.vo bw parkway be northbound andundn southbound nice and quiet.uiet we got you else pops up but at least we lsw have beautiful weather foreaer f this monday morning commute.dayn back to you, maureen. >> ♪ >> still ahead, the search iseac on for a missing fairfaxairf county firefighter after newft n clue in the case turns up.n th that's next. >> plus protestors expected tote storm the steps of the u.s. theu supreme court today. at issue the president's power'p over immigration.rati >> but first, a quick check on k the stock market. mke asian stocks sinking today. u.s. futures down this morning. we're back right after this. >> ♪ >> this is fox5 news morning. >> ahea

theof the other aspects of -- of cyber intelligence that we are working on -- you mentioned this -- is social media. everybody knows there is a lot other information put out on social media by foreign persons. it's important, when we talk about our work in open source intelligence, that we are looking at foreign persons, not u.s. persons. but isil, for instance, is an avid user of twitter. they tweet things out constantly. it can help us understand their plans, their intentions, their capabilities, their goals. we have finite resources. --are running a human-source running a human source in isil is difficult and dangerous. charlie: but you do it. david: we do it. but we also combined with the human intelligence we collect the intelligence we collect in the open source. this is something that the cia has been doing throughout its history, taking what is given to us in the open and combining that with what we collect clandestinely. charlie: another part of the battle against i.s. -- isis or isil is that we read reports of the pentagon supporting some rebel troops in syria, some troops.ad

up at theof uti highest since november. a list in the oil sector today.e're waiting for the fed, the big event, a to earnings, besides all that, moving the equity index. barclays profit falling 25% in the first quarter and posted a larger loss in the division that holds the business is in no longer wants. revenue at the investment bank falling less than expected, probably taking some of the pressure off of ceo. he has felt pressure to even sell the investment bank. berkeley shares down by 2.75%. a busy day for earnings. what a turnaround for adidas. it has raised its full-year forecast for the second time in three months. first-quarter results beat expectations. ofsumer spending, more ahead 2016, the upcoming soccer or football tournament as we say in europe in the summer. andes are up by 9.2% today continuing the trend of oil companies beating earnings estimates, first-quarter profits, it fell by 35 to 37%, but rising production, resilient refining earnings hope it offset the slump is in the crude price, by 1.8%. beating exxon mobil on friday. cannot wai

look at what the ecb did last time, where it said it would buy corporate bonds, that could be that theofn, be part of the discussion, buying equities out directly, boj owns etf, unusual. a lot more government debt is out there for them to buy. it could go much deeper into the government debt market. there is probably further room to expand the balance sheet. ,> blackrock ceo larry king let's take a listen to what he had to say. >> the whole process of what japan was trying to do was to re-stimulate the economy through aggressive monetary policy, but the second phase, what option do you have right now? >> they have to cut -- go talk to the pie mr. say, iran out of runway. >> the governor known for being patient, not reacting to quickly. do we expect to see more patients this week? >> i don't know. it is a surprise and people do not know what will happen, exactly what you said. what he is suggesting is there needs to be similar coordination , that the fiscal side needs to do its part and that has become a dominant thing people are saying all around the world, europe, u.s., or japan, that t

. >> i have always had the that theof the fact emancipation proclamation freed the slaves in the confederacy by virtue of him being commander in chief. it was an assigned into the memo to the constitution that the ones in the union in the north were freed. it seems to me there was a period of time where slavery was still legal in the northern states. i never heard anyone talk about transpiredm and what because of that dichotomy. dr. medford: that is my next book. i am actually writing that now. [laughter] by that as well, certainly in the border states. they don't get their freedom until the 13th amendment, or if the state has actually declared freedom. 1865,missouri, in missouri freeze its enslaved population. freed its- missouri enslaved population. kentucky does not. said, kentucky was a problem, yes, they definitely were. kentucky would not do it. in fact, kentucky did not actually ratify the 13th amendment until 1976, i believe. it was ridiculous. free itsdoes not enslaved laborers, although there are so few there. when lincoln asked them to be the test case for emancipation of the bord

theof the worst drags on nasdaq 100 is viacom, shares her lower after moffett nathanson has downgradedck to a neutral from a by after years of recommending viacom, senior partner and analyst michael nathanson is moving to the sidelines. he says the double-digit earnings growth is probably over for a number of reasons, including the possibility of weakening affiliate fee growth. a big posture change your on viacom from often nathanson. that's one of the biggest rags. what else is weighing on the nasdaq? abigail: the nasdaq 100, after deutsche bank's rob sandler issued cautious comments, saying he expects the stock to trade down to the company's first-quarter report on april 20, but they are suggesting the company could infect fact missed slightly, this will pressure shares. from a technical standpoint, this is running through right now today. the stock is below near-term moving average, the 10 day moving average. the last few times this is happened, the stock declined anywhere from 5% to 23%. we could see more downside, long-term, he really likes facebook. rating, this is the tactical b

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those at theof moment we could say this administration has failed. they have not protected our national security. let it declined to the most dangerous part we have been in that i can recall. we know about disorder in the streets. crime and so forth. ,nd the stability of our money our currency is worth less than any time in our history. howard: i want to move to another subject. there was supposed to be a third man tonight. congressman john anderson. he received word he would not take part. tomorrow or the next day he will announce he is forming a third-party. what do you think that will do to the party? mr. bush: i don't really believe after the initial flurry it is going to make that much difference. -- there are those who would be for ted kennedy if they thought he was going to have a shot. so i don't view it. i don't think it will be third party. he will run as an independent and they will add the same success. we are a two-party system. it is part of our stability. debate him in the whether he was willing to support the nominee of the party. he

jim and laura, prosecutors in the the case have filed two letters detailing all of theof t evidence thathas been turned there are hundreds of reports, photographs, documents andand videos that will shape the case against karen went. but in examining the documents we've also learned prosecutorsen are protecting some evidenceome they don't want the public to see. these are just some of the pages listing the evidence that has now been turned over to the defense. more than 300 items that include a post-crime video of the inside of the supplant plus estately home, copies of text messages, video of the burning muriel bowser stolen from the home as h well as autopsies of the fourfo victim. >> i think they are turning over an awful lot, especially out of epa abundance of caution.f there has been a lot off controversy recently about prosecutors intentionally or unintentionally not turning oven evidence that might help the defense and so in this case itt looks like they're making surean that everything that they caney turn over they are turning overr and they're turning it over early. gym train up

as the growing season beganbega april 1 so we are expecting another night of theof temperatures to hitows or blow. this morning 30 at reagan even colder than we thought, 29 at dulles and 28 at bwi, just so chilly all day long. we lost the bitter wind chills as the wind eased a about it, ab but i didn't do anything for our air temperatures.es. 45-degrees right now in washington, 43 in baltimore, 45o in stevens villian yet again we'll see the temperatures fallr yesterday we started the afternoon in the 70s and fell into the 40s overnight. we're already there.re it's more of a slower drop intoi the upper 30s by midnight when it comes to our temperatures.eme all across the country we've gov this pocket of cool air northeast, 30s and yes 40s.40s. getting out of the way look atok how mild it is. 85 at which taw, west coastich about to really heat up. 70s and 80s now, but they'll bey in the 90s in parts ofof california. they're getting the big, bigig heat. we're getting the frigid cold. high pressure is in control. cold temperatures and a very chilly start to wednesday. but with some more sun

i will vote for any of theof democrat candidate before i vote for a republican.onald trump spoke out against the bathroom law in north carolina. he says transgender peoplerans should be able to use whatever bathroom they want. tedúc[uz says it's a clear indicator that trump is not a conservative. here in the nation's cap local lawmakers are making d.c.maki business owners comply with its gender neutral bathroom law. under the rules a single use bathr must be gender neutral. single use means for one persons only. here is an example we found at a d.c. restaurant today.oday it has both female and male access. safe bathrooms d.c. is a way toy report places that are not compliant. the office of human rights takes a notification from the public and then sends the business an official warning letter.tter we're told today in most cases it is result right away. we send them a letter in the th mean and say within 30 days please change your signage and send us a picture of it andan we'll close the casecase immediately. there's no fines, nothing likenh that. it's just to mak

these kinds of appeals ultimately will lead to the enlistment of somewhere along men in theof 180,000 american armed forces, always in segregated forces called the colored troops. maybe as many as a quarter of a million other african-american males served in nonmilitary ways, and labor details and other capacities with the u.s. forces. addition to large the armed forces of the u.s. i would argue that the sort of government imprimatur on listing black soldiers, if anything, more controversial in the north then emancipation. if i make that claim and i ask you why that might be, do you have a thought? why is this kind of image even more troubling? michael: it implies a sort of equality between the races that emancipation does not really do on its own. tracy: michael says there is the implication of equality. emancipation does not necessarily provide that. taylor?? people you are putting enslaved, worried that they have been freed. you give them a weapon, now they might turn against. taelor raises a concern that, in reality, is often southern the policy in white perspectives. that putting

he will go down as one of theof top front men of all time.an. >> absolutely. >> all right.>> all rig he's a bad man, too. too. >> gary mcgrady. mra every other day.otday. gary mcgrady has a check of youu forecast. how you doing gary.ing g >> i got minus two octave range, something like that.g here's what's going on.t's gog n temperatures are coming up.ing u really nice out this morning. mi i encourage you if you haven'tou been out get out this afternoonn will be stel five to 10 miles per hour.r hou you see the blue sky there just on queue there.he mod monument, cathedral in thean background looking back up all p the television towers in the t distance gives us an idea of the visibility so so nice super bluu sky out there, too.t the, t it's 60 now in the city.it coming up. u gaithersburg i told uh-uh tol started off in the 30s. 30s but you'll come right up and and look where you are now. 59 degrees.egre fredericksburg 61 hard to find n bad place out there this morning and today we'll top out.y we'lp we'll jump up but to about 72 at for a high.

of theof the network japanese community in california, at least, disappeared.december 8 1941, the day after pearl harbor, japanese-american bank accounts were frozen so that they could not pay mortgages. they could not pay insurance. and then the attorney general of california, earl warren, and his department, ruled that the property was abandoned property and he sold or distributed it to his caucasian neighbors. it was an outrage. amy: finally, your final words, karen, as we wrap up our discussion? there isi think that still a discussion like you said, most people, many people still don't know what happened. i think that -- not amy: compensation was awarded? >> your question is about camp? amy: the reparations. >> there was an attempt for reparations way back right after the war in the 50's, if i remember correctly, but they were also asked at that time to reduce receipts of what was lost, etc.. -- to produce receipts of what was lost, etc. there was a big fight that came from the community itself and something even japanese-americans, my parents for example d

alabama in theof 1960's. >> i think what he was trying to do above all is to get the university of alabama from this party school, football school focus and head into a new direction. it took a while to do that. the first thing you had to do was higher faculty. today, we have our share of some of the finest faculty in the country. we are tracking students today yell,ould go to harvard, places like that. we lead the country and the national -- amount of merit scholars. clerks welcome to moundsville archaeological. we are standing at mound be and this is the largest in alabama. this would have been worthy structure for the highest ranking plan would have been. >> originally, scientists it was built by one basket at a time. research shows that they were initially built by the block, that would fill in with the clay. periodically, after it was built, it would resemble a layer cake. >> watch the c-span cities tour sunday on american history tv on c-span3. >> c-span's road to the white house coverage continues tonight where donald trump will address supporters at a campaign rally. connecticut ca

notice at 7 o'clock trying to t take a lot of it out of theof picture so that by the time we m get to9 o'clock we're donere here locally but we're snowingno in the mountains. we'll keep an eye out for any additional warnings and pass them right along to you.ng to yu >> lebro his entertainment company won't be straying too far from the nba to for its first feature film. f >> i should be gettingd be get numbers, that's what i should s be doing.oi >> the hoax this guy played atx the nthba draft that is now the inspiration for james' first movie. >> ♪ >> wow.>> and these two were discoveredise by beyoncÉ on youtube and now the two teen sisters arers a dropping their own music vide video. >> great voices. maybe third try out for americanth idol but can't say that. the sho >> ♪ flush in you >> ♪ >> after a strong opening weekends box office numbers a forox o batman versus supermanse tanked and that may mean changes for future films.urfilm >> warner brothers may be b right back leasing fewer filmewm in the future. the movie studio executives exei were reportedly shocked by batman's versus su

no historian would ever take a theof provisions where language of right to bear arms in the cause to sugars from using the phrase people to using the phrase person and say even though the language changes we change the more things the more they stay the same. if the language has changed, you would have to assume it is changing because some new factor, some anomaly is appearing that you have to explain. and that is the only's -- that is only the start of where we disagree. that is a good example. it seems to be the most important function in historian an serve would be to provide rerd of the misuse. a record of the ways in which lawyers do. new originalism do not when to use this evidence at all. they want to use it, it seems to me, very incorrectly, the kind of historical evidence i would rely on is acceptable for new originalists if you use it to views.ate linguistic if you try to tell a political story, you know, an explanation of what the actors thought they were doing, then you move into a different category. you are moving -- not the linguistic move. that is old originalism. so

dry out and bring temperatures back upraturk into the lower 70's where theywt should be this time of theofs and 60's. 60's. >> thanks gary.>> t >> let's head to erin como anddi get another check of traffic.ic. >> 5:56 right now and taking a n live look outside, volume is definitely increasing out ing oi virginia. you can see he a lot of slowf moving traffic as you kind of o pick up heading in throughou dale city so be prepared for that. that. let's switch it over from that camera.ra things slowly moving on theovint key bridge from rosslyn into georgetown.or steady flow of traffic thereof t on the inbound side. the once you get into georgetowneoew we have typical slowdowns on m street, wisconsin volume volum building through secondaries in the neighborhood.ei give yourself extra time tome get inbound.. umme lighter volume increasingol gw parkway southbound by 123 by as well.l. we'll take a look at our mapsur right now and show you what else you're up against this morning.rnin 270 frederick through the truck scales down to about downa 34 miles per hour.ou more stop-and-go traffic asd- you ge

chairman -- chairman of theof board as the policy level person, he is pushing veryhinger hard on thes his case to make there.h. i'm focused on the day to dayay apparitions ratday to dayoperatw >> reporter: wiedefeld announced he's canceling ag contract to add smartphone paype systems to metro saying that really it just wasn't a wiset as way to spend money at this t point. we still do not know what caused that rain to lose powerra but weren't that power and track problems are systemice syi issues. back to you guys. >> thanks, mel. t seems like every day there'sverd something with metro.thin >>> now to the campaign trail. c hillary clinton and berniendnie sanders squared off iner brooklyn last night just fivet f days before the new york y primary.imar it was one of the most contentious democratic debatesse yet and sanders said clinton was not qualitied to be president.reside >> does secretary clinton havenh the experience and therience the intelligence to be alligence to president? of course she of cu does. but i do question her judgment. i question a judgment whichwhich voted for the

. >> reporter: hi, erin, yes, tenleytown here is one of theof stations that is expected to t get kindf crowded there as the this repair blitz and the single tracking effort gets g under way. it started yesterday justay after the rush hour, the t announcement made right as thea metro board meeting wasting w getting under way as well.sel the red line now getting some se much needed intensive caresi c after more than a month of o major troubles along theng tracks. now, during this particulararcu maintenance blitz, workers are cleaning tunnels inspectingct power cakes and boots and bts removing debris and mud. and m this is all because of water infiltration that we've heardvea about that's corroding thedi the electrical lines on the tracksra and causing a mere idea ofusin other problems.othe now metro's f.m. says that when these under ground stations were built the tunnels weren't sealed and now those water leaks as we knower l they are taking their to metro's gm says it is goings ig get worse if it is not addressed but what they are whae having to do right now is basically just trying to

engineers, theof district engineers undertook a multiyear roger. it was called the reclamation of the potomac flats. this was an important political issue because when land was 1790's,ly sold in the certain wards had water rights. they had to write -- the right to build public wards. what did they own was the big question. legal case.a huge at whatok for a moment , he was in charge of the reclamation of the potomac. he created the washington channel. this was for private shipping. all of the mod and so forth that he claimed. notice the shape of the title basin. it was not designed to be a pretty place to go paddle boarding. it was an engineered solution on how to never dredge the potomac again. the two bridges you have all foundcross have been he blocks that open and close. there is an inlet bridge and an outlet bridge. tide andforce of the the shaping configuration of all of this meant the potomac has never needed to be dredged again. part of that was the creation not just of the extension but also the creation of the point. white wast have known

to theof apologized president. he put his hand on my knee and said, "steve, don't worry. i have heard worse." i will always run for that. bob: steven thomma, the senior white house correspondent for mcclatchy news. thanks very much for joining us. now, we will show you the last white house correspondents' dinner speeches by president reagan, president george h. w. bush, bill clinton, and george bush. we start with ronald reagan from 1988. [applause] pres. reagan: thank you. thank you very much. thank you all. i am delighted to be here. my, what a crowd. looks like the index of larry's book. [laughter] [applause] pres. reagan: it is good to see your incoming president, jerry o'leary. in his book,arry said that jerry used to line his coat pockets of pastries. jerry denies it. earlier tonight, just to be safe i told him, keep his hands off my dinner roll. [laughter] said preparing me for a purse conference was like reinventing the wheel. that is not true. i was around when the wheel was invented, and it was easy. [laughter] [applause] pres. reagan: even howard baker is writi

winds out of theof t north-northwest at five to t 10 miles per hour and so weer ar he going to basicallythis low humidity get rid ofget all the cool temperatures fromrs this morning and theis mning temperature will be able toe e b warm up nicely today.ay. upper 70's to mid to upper 80's across the region today.n d how about that? couple ofoupl days in the 80's. in more 80's on the way.ay we'll talk more about that morea coming up.ng up. here's erin talking aboutng abo traffic this morning on thisorni monday morning. mor >> that's right, it is monday morning.moing. >> visit buy a toyota.com for special offers. >> 5:06 and we made it gary it g for an early morning start totat the day. let's take a look at all the l green on our map. m. problem free on 295 inbound inb from the beltway through malcolm x avenue.ol same story past east capitolt street, no issues there.ues thee we a in landover on the inner loopero blocking the shoulder out by by landover road. outer loop traffic is quiet q and inner loop traffic isff still cruising along without w any problems right now. right nw as you head o

reasons in theof ratification process. madison said, well, we really don't need the bill of rights. this is not a monarchy, it is a republic. same pressure the to protect ourselves from tyranny. rights, we rated need to worry about them. he also said, once you start listing right you might leave some out and then you will beside. those are all arguments he made as a defender of the document goingad passed as we are to see, he changed his mind fairly quickly. jack knows more about this than i do. i go with, they were tired and wanted to go home. [laughter] >> we can't think in a congress to clear about what a bill of rights was supposed to do unless we realize that the very functions of the bill of rights itself evolving. you go back to 1770 six, when american started writing constitutions at the state level. eight of those constitutions had bills of rights attached to them. when you have to use the word "attached" carefully. in 1776 and massachusetts and 1780, bills of rights were actually incorporated in the body of the text of the constitution. in the other states, they are though

way out top side of theof the beltway on the outer loop past new hampshire.w hampshire. a look by braddock anddk you can see the inner loop ise picking up.cking p. we're a little bit heavyit across the wilson bridge rightir now. 395 congestion picking up asking well.. metro is on time.tris i would say grab a light a lig jacket. you may need it this morning on your way to metro. back to you. >> 6:19. happening today unitedenin airlines flight attendants will be picking at dullesul airport pressing for a new contract.ntract. this in the midst of recordf rec profits for that airline. airli the protests will take places wi as united ticket counters from 2:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. p protests will be taking placela at six other airportsrt throughout the country he.ut cou >> capitol hill now, the louse u military veterans caucus iscus i holding an event to demonstrate the benefits ofit o assistance dogs for veterans vet suffering from ptsd. the presentation will be co-hosted by canine companions i for independence an organization that's trained t and placedha over 5,000000 assis

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theof that money from european investors has to go somewhere, and it is absolutely coming into the u.s, so we have these significant buying pickups there. that is what the fall in the 10 year is about, but having said that, you could see some prospect here. ifgrowth does pick up, inflation expectations pick up, so should the 10 year yield. jim: i could jump into that point about the distortion curve, which is interesting. i take for europe, i find it very interesting -- i would argue that if you go out, you see the european economies getting better in the last year. it has gone from 1% to 1.6 percent, retail sales have gone did they% and why decide to go to negative fields? -- yields? the u.s. has done the same thing. it has stayed at zero. tom: what is interesting about that is stocks of done terrible in europe. francine: i am looking at some of the country's because you make a good point that overall, the economy is not doing too badly. a lot of the peripheral countries are actually going nowhere. we have reforms being put in place, 25% unemployment and that is not something you writ

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sexualized rotation and abuse involving military personnel should also -- >> i would think that we spent a theof time talking about sovereignty if you will in the countries dealing with the room but the fact is we should spend more time -- we are doing now -- on the civilian side itself. i am looking through the list and i may not be catching every single one that i think i could be. it appears to me that in every single case relative to a civilian that i have access to here is one with suspension but in almost every .ase, it is a pending issue can you share with me why that would be the case and not --? >> i cannot comment on the figure would obviously my suspect is there is a lack of accountability inside the u.n. just as there has been for the troop contributing countries. that does need to be addressed. >> you are out in the field. you were out in the field. u.n. that at the would cause them with their own employees that were directly for the united nations to tolerate this into not be more forceful in a ensuring that this is not happening? >> i think that wanted to consider here is that but

by theof the newest ads sanders campaign on the air in new york before the primary.asaniti ofnick the new york times. what is the message in this ad? runhis ad is one that was at a longer length in south carolina, featuring erica garner, the daughter of erica garner, the man who died during arrest when put in a chuckle -- chokehold. life ased about her new an activist. after that, there are pictures of bernie sanders as a young man at the chicago civil rights protests. she said, i believe senator sanders. i believe bernie sanders is a protester. it is trying to make him seem like one of us. it is a message the campaign has been advertising when they do outreach to african-american communities. we are with you in this fight for equal rights, equal treatment. the underlying message of the ad er says he is garn a protester, that is her way of saying he is with us in the fight. >> this sets the stage for a primary in new york that will be getting a lot of media attention , especially in light of today's front story in the new york news. guns becoming a very personal issu

and didn't thinkhi trump should be the republican nominee for president.re >>> just days ahead of theof presidential primary indiana's governor announces who he is aes voting for but at the samesame time praising another contender.conten >>> fox news rich edson has more from the campaign trails. >> reporter: ted cruz'sorte barnstorming through indianaghna courting voters and desperately seeking toee recapture momentum. >> indiana faces a choice, a choice between one campaign that is based on yelling and screaming and cursing and insults and another campaign that is a positive optimistic forward looking conservativeonse campaign. >> reporter: and a boost for bsf the cruz camp indiana governor r mike pence throws his supportth behind the texas senator. >> i see ted cruz asro t a principled has dedicated his career.isar >> reporter: though beforeef that pence was commending donald trump and while the who'sier state such next onta the primary calendar somear candidates are focy using onusi other delegate rich states.ch se both john kasich and trumpnd t were speaking at california'sal' gop c

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theof those being shared responsibility payment. your report suggested that the irs doesn't know which employees are going to be responsible for evaluating employers so those employees probably will not have adequate training. if i understand the report. let me ask you what complexities will the irs employees face in determining which employers must pay the employer shared responsibility payment? >> i think there are a lot of questions about what employees are going to be included in some very complex calculations to determine who is covered, who should be covered, who isn't covered, and that goes to the calculation of whether the employers will be penalized. the penalty is very stiff and steep. our concern has been we have employers a log of about complexity of the determinations. they have not been able to get answers in the way with the speed that they need to get them. but is a new initiative think this is where transparency and engaging with the population is going to be penalized. it should have happened a long time ago. it ne

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chechnya, theof russian fsb, and russian agencies like the minister of internal affairs, have been playing this game for years. with many corpses to show for it. as the budget shrinks. pressure will be in campaigns from time to time against corruption, which will be initiated by corrupt deputies or officers. there will be some sacrifices. wanted aaucrats who big piece of the pie will probably be shown to the public. but not really high-ranking or influential public figures. also, as the stagnation continues and the pie becomes smaller and smaller, i am sure that certain conflicts will become public. since putin is used to this role as arbiter who solves all arguments between the elites, sometimes, when it comes to public and when the scandal can reflect on putin's image, then probably some serious figures will need to be sacrificed. of putin's most treasured traits is his lordy. he says that he never gives up his people. of course, he will continue to defend his people. at some point, when the conflicts become public, the combination of scandal as shortage is likely to create a situation w