beijing considers dalai lama as pushing for tibet's independence. >> the chinese are not happy with any event where president obama and the dalai lama attend a function in the same room. if the two men had shook hands and had a meeting the response would have been altogether different. president obama and the dalai lama have met on three previous occasions. on all three of those occasions the meetings were held in privately but the chinese spokesman still said his government was unhappy with what had taken place. >> we oppose to foreign countries receiving the dalai lama. we are against any country interfering about in chinese affairs. this cannot be succeed. >> well, the chinese government accuses the dalai lama of being a separatist, someone who wants to break tibet away from china. the dalai lama has softened his approach over the years. that is something the chinese remain resolutely opposed to. >> japanese foreign ministry says he's skeptical. when wolfgang shoburt met ya yanne yannes. let's get this thank you very much alexander looks like both sides are unlikely to budge. in your

if you have a bumper sticker that says free tibet on your prius doesn't free tibet.f you want to really free tibet and i do, maybe you off to take it off and says united states marine corps. because if you really want to free tibet, that's how it's going to get done. pull away this unearned moral superiority. here's the good news and bad news. i know we've been through a rough five years and will get worse before it gets better. people like you have to hold elections and stay out there and do the ground game and get out the vote and all that stuff. that's holding the line. i'm tired of losing territory. i don't want to hold the line. i want to get some ground back. i want a special forces of cultural warriors that blow up it up and say what the hell is that and converge on that interest get now of a sudden a bridge goes into the river on the other side of the map. i want to be back there messing up their headquarters and make conservativism cool and sexy because it is. we believe in loud guns and fast cars and hot women and believe that everyone should have five hous

if you have a bumper sticker that says free tibet on your prius doesn't free tibet. if you want to really free tibet and i do, maybe you off to take it off and says united states marine corps. because if you really want to free tibet, that's how it's going to get done. pull away this unearned moral superiority. here's the good news and bad news. i know we've been through a rough five years and will get worse before it gets better. people like you have to hold elections and stay out there and do the ground game and get out the vote and all that stuff. that's holding the line. i'm tired of losing territory. i don't want to hold the line. i want to get some ground back. i want a special forces of cultural warriors that blow up it up and say what the hell is that and converge on that interest get now of a sudden a bridge goes into the river on the other side of the map. i want to be back there messing up their headquarters and make conservativism cool and sexy because it is. we believe in loud guns and fast cars and hot women and believe that everyone should have five ho

includingityincluding tibet's leader. >> they are alive which compares to everything in the west. >> a new film offers apersonal snapshot of iraq's secular past. >> welcome back. let's take a look now at the top stories on al jazeera. jordan has stepped up air strikes against i.s.i.l. for what it describes is the killing of mu'ath al kasasbeh. now expanding raids into iraq. >>> meanwhile syrian air strikes are in retaliation to rebel shelling in the syrian capital which killed seven people. >>> and the leaders of france and germany are heading to moscow for talks on the conflict in ukraine. they'll push for a peace plan to end the ten month conflict. the peace initiative comes as u.s. considers ukraine troops against pro-russian rebels. >>> china is against other countries interfering in its internal affairs. obama and the dalai lama exchanged greetings but there was no formal meeting. >> i want to offer a special welcome to a good friend his holiness the dalai lama, who is a powerful example of what it means to practice compassion and inspires us to speak up for the freedom and dign

he features a middle way he says where tibet would have some autonomy. >> vice president joe biden will not be attending the prime minister benjamin netanyahu's speech in front of congress. >> starting a small business is a big task especially in thailand. real estate and retail are mostly chromed by the rich and powerful making it hard for startups to succeed. scott heidler looks at the struggles of one owner who had to look for support from around the world to get his business off the ground. >> reporter: it is the perfect idea for a startup business, a service that helps 81 professionals deal with laundry in crowded and bustling cities. customers drop off their dirty clothes and pick them up clean. any time, all of it can be tracked online or from a smartphone. that was his business and became a reality two years ago when he started wash box 24. now there are 30 locker locations across bangkok. >> we didn't know it was a startup, it was something we were passionate about something at a had could sof problems in life. >> but he faced his own problems. the lack of facilities to help st

lots of places new zealand, india, tibet. we should never watch fox news. how should i respond? why bother to respond, jasmine? the ratings at fox news are astronomical. it doesn't matter what he says. and lonnie butterfield california. bill, my parents will soon be married for 77 years. they love "the factor." hey, lee and irene butterfield you guys are patriots. happy anniversary 77 years. all right. finally tonight, "the factor" tip of the day. we have message boards on billoreilly.com for premium members who want to talk directly to me and to each other. this week there's been a verbal brawl going on not nasty because we don't allow that, but there's been a lot of debate between premium members who believe nbc and brian williams got what they deserved and those who say, yes the punishment fits the crime but celebrating the demise of a human being is callous. so here's what i'd like everybody to think about over the weekend. if you understand jchristian you'd know jesus preached widely about christian. one is blessed are t

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leaders again would sharply criticize the presence of the dalai lama as they view as a leader of tibet's push from china. >>> we are just getting started on wusa9 news at 5:00. was the response to the plaza metro station a tragedy enough? bruce leshan will report on a hearing at the dc council coming up at 5:30. >>> well this time yesterday we were in the 50s. check out how much we have lost in the last 24 hours. it is 21 degrees colder downtown, 27 degrees colder up in cumberland. we will come back and talk about windchills. we will also hook ahead for your weekend -- look ahead to your weekend. >>> guantanamo bay national security risk or just the opposite? coming up one lively debate on capitol hill. >>> coming up, we'll tell you why this little guy and his >>> it's a natural thing that mothers have been doing since the beginning of time. but virginia has lagged behind on regulations protecting breast-feeding women from discrimination. and that could change very soon. hank silverburg is here with details on a long controversy at virginia's general assembly that may soon settle. hank?

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beijing considered the bailey llama a separatist pushing for tibet's independence. >> i want to offer a special welcome to a good friend, his holiness the dalai lama, who is a powerful example to what it means to practice compassion, inspires us to speak up for the freedom and dignity of all human beings. i've been pleased to welcome him to the white house on many occasions and we are grateful he is here today. >> the united nations expressed concern about the increase of new ebola cases in west africa. infection rates had been dropping raising hope that the worst was over. we have the latest. >> in a village in southeastern guinea health education teams from the united nations spread the message about ebola. this in itself is progress, many communities who were once suspicious of aid workers are starting to pay attention to their efforts. >> ebola is still here. as long as the world health organization doesn't announce the outbreak is over, we will stay vigilant. >> in in the past week, the number of new cases went up for the first time this year in all three of west africa's worst-h

the dalai lama is creating tension with china which is unhappy with his efforts to seek autonomy for tibet is edge asked between the president and the dalai lama, no official meeting although they are both there. >> tone at 11 o'clock an investigation the only all male catholic prep school in san francisco is dealing with a scandal after interviewing teachers at the high school who say principal showed them pictures of naked women and other images not appropriate for a school environment. >> how did it come up? [ inaudible ] what do you think of this? that is how it comes up like it is no big deal. >> more sensitive two teachers accused principal of showing a racy video involving a riordan high school student. we investigate what really happens tonight at 11 o'clock. >> we are learning why google pulled the plug on the hyped glass eyewear stop selling glass and now "new york times" says new were site from insiders at google a former employee says the product wasn't ready for prime time. google co-founder wanted it to be released so it could be improved with feedback. extra have the joy bac

annaud directed "seven years in tibet."he film its lead actor brad pitt and annaud were all banned from china. he claims he didn't have to apologize and says the producers for wolf totem came to him for his seminal work in films like "the bear" and "two brothers." to portray the tussle between wolf and man, they bred three generations of mongolian wolves. you've worked with animals in several of your film. obviously very challenging to do. how were wolves different? >> well they're a pack. therefore, you don't have one wolf in front of your camera you've got several. stow multiplies the -- so it multiplies the difficulty. the beauty with wolves is they've got great eyes. they are predators, therefore everything goes through there. and it's very appealing for a director. ♪ >> reporter: while the thofl is seen by many -- novel is seen as many as a critique of the communist party, annaud focused on the environmental message that he says is critical to a chinese audience. >> thecountry is so industrial, the country is making ev

they consider him an anti-chinese separatist for his support of more independence for tibet and alwaysticized international leaders when that's happened. it's worth noting that the president mentioned the dalai lama, but this is an on usual event that brings together u.s. and international leaders with a focus on faith and as you rightly pointed out, a time when faith is coming under so much perversion and scrutiny around the world and in the meefrt and elsewhere. jose? >> chris jansing, nbc, thank you for being with me this morning. >>> much nor get to on this thursday edition of the "rundown." a massive security breach overnight targeting 80 million customers of the napgs second largest health insurance company. details next. >>> also jeb's next step and what he said about immigration reform that has stirred um a familiar conversation for conservatives s conservatives. >>> and more than 24 hours after that unbelievable plane dplash taiwan, the search continues for victims still missing. >>> "the rundown" returns after this. what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer resear