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it -- >> pughen the clearly has a long range strategy to increase his increase in the krukraine, i thk putin ought to go out of his way now to show a little bit of concern for the victims and the families just from a pr point of view, i wouldn't be surprised at that. but make no mistake, whoever public course he adopts, it's not going to change his fundmental determination to increase moscow's control over ukraine. >> indeed maybe even perhaps some subject order from moscow. >> he's trying to congress fuse the situation, blame it in effect on the conflict itself. ultimately there's no doubt. i think there's little doubt where it came from. but i think putin is now benefiting from the misguided approach from president obama as he announced on his press conference on friday, acting like we have days and weeks to do a criminal type investigation. we know who's responsible, it's putin and the russian policy that creates the kind of environment in which this could take place. >> we're looking at a pretty blunt editorial in the putin's business daily. putin says he grew up a thug. those word

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. >> all right, thk you, dave. >>> well two days away from the silver line opening up their doors for all riders. >> if u plan on driving to any of the new stations, just know that parking could be quite tight and that getting a ticket is possible. >> we're at metro headquarters -- headquarters where they say that receiver a go for them on saturday morning. including a ceremony at the station before the noon opening. >> we have given you the expensive testing, the planning, the simulator services this week. which has gone, well, i am really not anxious losing sleep over the start of the service on saturday. >> that there are still some concerns among commuters about parking with a few of those parking lots at the five new stations and the new residents with the only parking restrictions with the nearby neighborhoods. >> i think that it would be a hassle as you know that you would have so many different permits for them on the cars to park anywhere now. and that i would think that you would be able to park on your own streets without having a chance to get it towed because you don't ha

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i really don't thk that, you know, when you look at mass incarceration in this country, the disproportionately impacted in color. bad policies tend to. it is the -- has become an american problem. i think that all of us recognize that we can't survive putting people in jails and prisons at the rate we have been putting them over the last 40 years. number one. number two, i also think that, you know, we are going to have to pay for this one way or the other. and that's what you see school -- educational associations and teachers unions and home health providers and health and human people becoming interested in spending on prisons because their budget have been compromised and disrupted and undermined by this unnecessary investment in jails and prisons. >> why do you say there is no wrong? there is no shame in our game. i ask that because you look at the data and it tells one story. yet, so many of us politicians, including continue to preach this motion of this. >> it is a great question. i think that -- the lack of political diversity on the issue is part of the problem. you are right. the 19

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thk you, johnny. hi, folks. [ applause ] big, big win for jill on yesterday's program. can she do it again today? well, shloka and howard will have something to say about that. so i'll wish all three of you good luck and put you to work right now in the jeopardy! round. here we go. here at the categories, starting off with... not "history." not "wagging the dog," but... w-a-g coming up in each correct response. you'll spend time in... and you'll deal with an... and, jill, you start. uh, world herstory, uh, $200. shloka. what is india? yes. herstory for $400. howard. who is catherine the great? correct. uh, band of brothers, $400, please.

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. >> i don't think that government we need to ar worry about, i thk that net neutrality is a wig biggeri think there will be a core group of companys that control the contend or content flow on internet, like when you hit a search, the search results will be geared toward you and your little bubble. you will not see the diversified world, that is the bigger problem. >> you think that cable -- those big companies will have too much power? >> what about you, lease ark you lisa? >> it is always a concern when the government comes in every american would say they are so sick and tired of the government so involved in their aspect of their daily life. and like with nsa there was so much outrage, with that government intrusion. >> a crivate companies have exponentialy more data and more information with us. connell: that is what you said before with your shaop shampoo. >> right, facebook is asking her, what is so your mind, she jokes is there a an app for, tht is the some points, we have to worry about private companies are. there ask a planning an there is more data out there, government has

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i thk, under anybody's concept of what constitutes a legitimate act of israeli self-defense, they are now after hundreds of hamas attacks entitled to destroy hamas as an organization. what will netanyahu do? i don't know. but i have a feeling this time he is going to go for what in the military they call decapitation. to go after the hamas leadership and he would be justified if he did it. >> i think a lot will depend on whether the the israeli people are with him or not. >> i think they are ready for it i think opinion in israel has shifted dramatically. i think they have seen the consequences of restraint and these policies a long period of time. these killings of civilian kids is outrageous that they're ready for almost anything netanyahu might come up with. >> ambassador, thank you, sir. >> thank you. >> to switch gears. you might think i'm dead wrong on this, we give a corporation a big tax deal. a giant one. what happens? what does the corporation now do to us? find out next. fox business network maria fox business network maria bart bartiromo is [ female announcer ] it's simple

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