acting at theus un security council -- backing at the un security council for the european union to intervene in the central african republic. it gives a mandate to around 500 european troops to support the french and african union troops already on the ground and to allow them to use force to protect civilians caught in the crossfire of clashes between muslim and christian groups. >> we need all the necessary support. and are coming, between 500 1000, and the mission is to protect -- we have idp who went to the airport for production. it is a huge amount of people. french to go the to the city and to restore law and order. >> but aside from the conjugation of 55 soldiers from estonia, it is unknown -- contribution of 55 soldiers from estonia, it is unknown which eu countries will provide troops. >> the mission would be limited in scope and time. it is what we call a bridging mission and hopefully be operational very soon. it will be weeks, not months, and once deployed, it will be in the central african republic in six months. >> the resolution asks for sanctions against those blamed for aci

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updated on theu rest of the headlines as they come across.mendations for scaling back the nation's surveillance program. we are back in just a few minutes. ♪ >> right now in d.c., the senate judiciary committee is hearing from president obama's intelligence review panel on the nsa, the national security agency. former white house security adviser, richard falcon rat, with me now. what is at stake? kenrath, withcon r me now. >> they are talking about recommendations to change. i'm not sure if the president agrees with them all, but this is the view of the panelists. >> it is a pretty large agenda. will president obama be the president of 2008, or 2009? on twitter he is getting killed. privacy left is very disappointed in the president. as a candidate, he said the right thing, but in the oval office he became identical to george bush on these issues. it is very unlikely president obama is going to reverse course completely and go back to who he was before. >> you know any -- you know more than anyone about this push and pull behind closed doors

above sea level, you come to the lowest place in the world, the dead c, 500 feet below sea level. , theuknow your bible guidebook, jerusalem is the capital of the jews for the last 5000 years. --hlehem [inaudible] all the names were kept as they are in the bible. >> we're talking with ariel sharon and we are talking about his book called "warrior," and you can see it here, it is published by simon & schuster, and in the middle there you can see that this book was written ff.th david chano >> he is a young writer from boston who was introduced to me .y simon & schuster i met with him, i had to tell the story, and i had to tell the story to somebody who could tell the story, so i met with some people, and i decided that would be able to talk to david, so we worked on this book i think about 2.5 years, but i never could take -- i used to work one month, two months, acc, talk, write, and then of course do it again. becauset an easy thing when the man is stopping to rights, he is knowledgeable about israel, too, and now i can say he knows a lot about israel. he wrote several books, and i enjo

let's talk about greg maddux. , theu think about someone two pitchers that had been brought in in termsf their unbelievable records and everyone talked about them getting voted in the first time. i know the players don't know until the phone call comes. hadach case they have sterling records in terms of starting pitchers and they travel around as well that both of them had a home in atlanta. >> the potential inductees, are they told that the phone will ring between a certain hour of the day and it should be home? >> you should be talking to someone might jane who makes the call. >> there are many stories that i have heard about people that don't believe in it. jack o'connell is the chairperson of the writers group and those people have the best stories. tomorrow there is a press conference at 11:00 and all of the inductees will be there. knowlot of people want to about players such as bobby bonds. those are tough decisions for these writers. as you probably know, some have elected not to vote for anyone. beenfeel that everyone has affected by the steroid era. my personal opinion is that

about theu worried emerging market movement we have seen over the last five days?this make you a little bit -- investorsan if associate this with what is happening with central banks. being in a consumer staple business that is tied into --rging middle class growth i am not concerned. the volatility will have short-term impact but the underlying secular trend for our business, we still feel very confident about it. >> ivan menezes in honor of chinese new year, the year of the horse, can you give us a glimpse on chinese drinking? is it different from the rest of the world? is there something that surprised you about the way they drink? category isy of our quite established in social norms. in china you have a big category called baiju where we have taken an interest in the last few years. that is the biggest piece of the beverage alcohol sector. it is consumed with food. it is consumed in entertainment with family and friends. it is a ritual that has been around for 2000 years, it is not going to change. international spirits is quite small. it is only 5% of the bus

for theu very much introduction, including the invitation. it is an honor for me to be here at brookings. i want to congratulate the brown center on the third annual unveiling of the education choice competitive index report. i also want to thank everybody here in this room for all you do to help fix our education system in america. i know there are plenty of different perspectives that we bring to the table. but the fact that we are all here towards the same goal of try to help kids through fixing the education system is saying something. theagain, thank you to brown center at brookings for having us. that may begin with a very simple principle. we cannot be a great country without great schools. as this year's index notes, america is in the midst of an education revolution with a shift toward more choice for families. i spent some time over the last year and a half and then some in communities across country, including my community of richmond, visiting schools, witnessing were school choice is firmly taking root. i can tell you that it is

is theus about the facts basis of productive dialogue. my second goal is to help frame about the state of u.s. energy exports, the architecture of the energy trade. of although certain aspects the energy exports stories have been in the public by for quite eye fore now -- public quite some time now, i am not aware of another report it shows a full picture through a single lens. releasing reports from the nonpartisan congressional research service that contain a great deal of information, some of which is not generally available, about areas aspects of the u.s. energy trade. the facts tell me we must modernize the regulations that exports,ergy demonstrating to the world that we are committed -- committed to leading on issues of energy, the environment, and trade. i am not proposing comprehensive energy export legislation. i believe that the executive branch has the statutory authority to implement most of these ideas on its own. needf the president does help from the legislative branch, he will always have an open partner in me on the ener

end you've been seeing stories aboud the extensive problems with theu back end data from the website.t's hard to imagine that just e from a technical stand point o things could have been worse. you - layer on top of that the fact that the president has had to go back on his main promise i would say in selling obamacare. if you like your plan, you can n keep it.th not only has he had to break th that promise, we understand ce clearly that he was always intending to break that promise. in some ways, it's at the center of obamacare, how obamacare works is that people -- of course people are going to be kicked off their plans. so this has been a disaster for the administration.th it's bad for the country and something we'll be dealing with in the next year. >> alisa, steve brings up the president's promise.l nbc news the in october, the obama administration knew millions could not keep their health insurance. why did they t say that? w >> many of these promises were i made when he was still trying to pass the law.in the point he was trying to make was that this law isn't going to necessar

a letter theu beginning of the month. i appreciate your response. question -- i understand my letter request was about the details of your budget. you responded back with some links on your website. i appreciate that. one was a newly issued report on your financials for the year. i asked for the resource detailing operating levels detail within your budget. the report you sent me a link to , i went to it, look at it, and the level of detail there is fairly nonspecific. i am asking for a line item haveture of this and you $166 million line item that has three lines of description in order to add up to $166 million. -- preventeat name financial harm to consumers while promoting practices that benefit them. we don't oppose that idea, we would just like to know what that is. somethingu has done proper, you disclose contracts. we are able to ask you about contracts. i know that you spent $2.5 million to pay for web ads to drive traffic to your website. i know that. i know who you contracted with. i also know whether it is a no-bid contract, a big contrac

. -- theu look at the talk top five companies in the sector, four of the five are trading below 15 timesely you have a tale of two markets and tact. i think it is good value. affected byen emerging markets. if he emerging markets get better, i think that will help large tech. the nonsocial media companies is what i am talking about. >> thank you so much. jpmorgan chase is jimmy lee on how to work smart. .he latest book and how e-mail etiquette can get you ahead. just a few minutes in the session, stay in the loop. ♪ >> we are all trying to fulfill our new year's resolution. one may be how to ramp up your career in 2014. i asked some of the biggest leaders in business. kicking off our two weeks alone series, where we focus on what we askedat leaders, jimmy lee of jpmorgan what his secret is to success. >> number one is you have to work hard. there's just no getting away from that. number two is you have to prepare like crazy. i am a huge believer in prior operation. the sound counterintuitive to the first and maybe even the second -- your family has to come first. people say, well how can

this has been a process. " theu watch "makers, documentary that aol and pbs yearyou can see that 50 historyorward. it is the greatest social revolution. >> kirk is saying i agree. >> i have got three daughters, i love the subject. tothank you so much, great have you. susan lyne, ceo of ram group at aol. kilrk, thank you for joining us. that is it for "in the loop." tomorrow, former partner at equity international joins us to chat about his new ventures in emerging markets. tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. eastern. ♪ past the hour, bloomberg television is "on the markets." i am olivia sterns, 30 minutes into the trading day, let's get you caught up. stocks rising, bucky the trend in europe. mastec a little lower, this comes after the s&p had its worst drop since 2012. the dow getting a boost from some better than expected caterpillar earnings. it is time for futures in focus, gold futures of falling ahead of wednesday's fed meeting. greg bender used to trade gold futures on the floor of the comes. -- of the comex. gold prices have risen for five straight weeks, remember what happened five weeks ago, th

at theu take a look economic environment, will kind of catalyst would trigger the down flow to the level00 13, now,e saying the market -- it is turning into a yell and call. worse, the data gets fed will increase tapering or tape or less. better,mic data gets they can signal that rates will come up sooner than expected. i will keep the market consolidated. that is where we have been so far this year. >> thank you so much. how to put money to work without taking a ton of risk. we are on the markets again in 30 minutes "lunch money" is up next. ♪ "lunch money welcome to "lunch money," where we tied together the best interviews and stories. around the world, securing synergy -- vladimir putin gets help from president barack obama. is starting aan new chapter and we will tell you about that. says hospitality like barbed wire and media. an investor goes up against giant dish in a key wireless auction that starts today and in the movies, jack ryan is facing a life-threatening challenge but this one of the offscreen. we will get it

from theu-turn previous president, who promised a crackdown on the rich. he has promised to bring in the business and tell them that the economy is going to be higher. he unveiled the so-called responsibility packed. that is to cut labor charges. he outlined that 30 billion euros will be wiped off of labor charges. also, simplifying regulation. he said he would overhaul regulation. in return, he needs companies to hire. he unveiled that they would be offering 50,000 new jobs to the youth this year. the lobby for business saying that if you cut charges by 100 billion euros, we can multiply that by 20. you would be hiring some one million more people in the economy. this is so necessary. this is a man with his popularity at record lows nearly. unemployment at a 16-year high. the economy remains sluggish for two years. you need to turn this around. drastic measures for a socialist president, now trying to woo in the business leaders. >> thank you so much. caroline hyde with the very latest from paris. we will continue the conversation in just a few minutes. b

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. -- that but theu say first question i asked you was what you are investigating and -- you were sayingf it was clinically driven or not. did you not? so the first reports that came out about the contractor, that was no longer able to do this was perceived by the public because the words of this administration -- not because he was fired for incompetency. your investigation now showed he was not actually fired for being incompetent. ,ut because the contract ended so that alone shows it was clinically driven. it is just my simple thinking. i appreciate your time. i will yield back. of the gentleman has expired. the chair recognizes the gem in california. >> thank you. him taking part here today. when we look at our energy portfolio for a nation here, we look at the various options we have or do not have, hydropower is important to us in northern california. ability to build new hydro-storage has been severely curtailed by concerns. indeed, there is a movement underway to remove these projects in california. nuclear power, in california, a plant is being closed. the prospect of going much

somebody to protect somebody else or to close a case or to make the case, why provide the reasons that theuso it with people who commit murder. they committed an act of espionage, but with the amount of material he has, that will damage or compromise u.s. intelligence operations in danger of the field. maybe the period himself has decided we have to open the door to negotiations here. or the u.s. will be armed. we will have to see what they offer. you don't have a final deal being announced. a lot of behind the scenes talk and the outline for the deal is probably already in place. >> it makes you wonder. thank you for calling in. justice correspondent broke this news from eric holder. me more about what you know. >> brooke, as you know there has been a lot of pressure on the justice department in the last few months to try to figure out a way to bring edward snowed tone justice not only back to the united states, but perhaps do some kind of deal and a lot of people say he has done a great service by exposing the nsa programs and the president himself has said need to be changed and reigned i

"theu see with this quote, time is overdue for us to invest." let me tell you one byproduct of this. feature of the medicaid program that is often not used. how many of you are familiar with the pesdt feature? it is a feature that every child whose family is eligible for medicaid -- it's a feature that can be made available to these children. thes a way of paying for screening of these children to find out where they are developmentally and then to be able to intervene using also medicaid funds to be able to do that. so the additional resource that we have been able to make available to us, again, we are seeing the growth in our children. we are seeing parents now who are enrolling their very young children into early childhood education programs. and two ancillary fx and then i will quit. one, we are having an increasingly number of parents who are able to work, especially moms because their children now are being enrolled in programs at age three, age four, and some of them in infant and toddler programs. and we actually now -- you heard me ta

for theu for speaking people behind us and in front of us. is interesting to see that one of the newest members of congress is speaking for the freshman class. miller, who will be in the congress for 40 years. [applause] you heard the secretary say he has 40 years of enthusiasm for fighting for working families in our country. the fight always continues. it is an issue of fairness that is who we are as a country. we will be persistent and dissatisfied. we will be relentless until we make this happen. it can only happen if the american people demand it. that is what today is about. samethia made the case so brilliantly. -- someportant to note 40 years ago, the model for income was one that talked about stakeholders. think about the stakeholder capitalist. when decisions were made, it was about what it meant to management. the ceo and the rest. community and the customers. everybody had a stake. -- income roser for the ceo and entry-level worker, so does productivity. it all went up like this. it is not stakeholder capitalism. the only thing th

theus set the standard for future of the rnc. thank you very much. god bless you.great rest of our meeting. i appreciate you all. thank you. [applause] >> this weekend, watch new jersey governor chris christie's second term inauguration ceremony, sunday here on c-span. and british prime minister david cameron answers questions about the u.k.'s humanitarian aid to syria and the issue of refugees. you can watch that beginning at 9:00 p.m. eastern, here on c- span. quick some of you have been years, and have endured many setbacks, including the recent expansion of abortion coverage in obamacare. it is important more now than ever that we remain strong and stand together. we cannot allow the opponents of life to continually weaken the moral fabric of our country. they need to know and they need to understand that we will continue to march. we will continue to educate. we will continue to advocate. fight will continue to for the unborn! the pro-life movement is alive and well, and making serious and sustained progress. >> this weekend on c-span, the annual march for lif

for theu so very much opportunity to testify for you today, and i will be happy to answer any questions. >> thank you, ms. griffin. malamud? >> thank you, mr. chairman. i am the founder of p ublicresource, org, an entity that works closely with improvent to help them their own operations. for helpingible government agencies replace databases on the internet for the first time. we worked with speaker boehner and chairman issa to put a full archive of video from the house oversight committee and 14,000 hours of additional hearings online. i would like to highlight three key points. first -- there is a fundamental principle of the rule of law that states if we are to be an empire of laws and not of men, we must publish the edicts of government for all to know. because ignorance of the law is no excuse and an informed citizenry must educate itself on its rights and obligations. that the law has no copyright or cause it is owned by the people is a principle repeatedly affirmed by the courts. the spike that principle, my nonprofit has received -- despite that principle, my nonprofit has recei

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