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>> i want toto start fir with the men component because we have done something ththat is not a normal model. we have brought in quite a few men. >> you were very inclusive. >> for the first time, we are putting together an entire panel of deaf men were they can tell us why they thk is importantnt we do well. >> water they seeing? >> that is part of our model in everything that we do bebecause we really do belve iis allll about balance in business. the pel on executive women and entrepreneurss is really to help young women who aretriving to start a new business. how did you me it? one of them is a fortune 50 company. we want to hear from her about how she made in such a large corporate environment. >> learning from entrepreneurs. you write about this. you have a new book coming out next week. that is going to teach how top companiecreate growtwth. you have seen it on every different vel. wawater sosome of the -- what are some of the most fundamental lessons that any business entrepreneur needs to know? >> one of the biggest impediment isis the businesess owner himself. >> or herself. >

prayer and thought >> he came from the back of the pack to challenge mitt romney, the two of them going toto as santorum sold himself as the true conservative. he caught fire when he won some early caucus states and the misery primary >> one month ago they didn't know who we are but they do now >> he went on to win several states on super tuesday and then to primaries into three other states. santorum trailed in the delegate count and couldn't compete with mitt romney financial strength. newt gingrich and ron paul also said today that they are not dropping out of this race and both of them claim they are the only true conservative choice left in the contest. >> rick santorum, his delegates, what will happen to those delegates? >> he gets to keep those delegates because he he didn't technically and his candidacy, he only suspended it which means he can still find raise and help take down some of the debt that he has taken on during the race but now, ron paul and newt gingrich will go after the delegates left in these primary contests that otherwise might have gone to rick santorum. >> romney

they went toto as rick santorum sold himself as the true conservative to replace president barack obama and the white house. he caught fire when he won some early caucus states and then the missouri primary. >> a month ago they did not know who we are but they do now. >> he went on to win several states on super tuesday and then to primaries in alabama and mississippi and louisiana. >> we did it again! >> but he trailed in the delegate count and could not compete with mitt romney and his financial strength. rick santorum would not say if he would back mitt romney for the gop ticket. mitt romney released a statement after rick santorum is announcements. he congratulated rick santorum on his campaign and said that he is a worthy competitor. live at the white house, danielle nottingham, back to you. >> thank you very much. let's take a look at the latest delegate count. mitt romney has more than twice as many as three santorum however the front runner still needs nearly 500 more to clinch the nomination. we are also keeping an eye on the storm today as it moves across the bay area. this is

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we shouldn't have toto the ballot each time. we're asking for the people here, our leaders, to listen to what the people are asking for. thank you. >> brian miller. >> hello, i'm brian miller. this is my niece, dale miller. she lost her father. i lost my brother in a massacre that occurred just on the other side of the hill here at the district building in november 1994 when a man came into washington, d.c., police headquavters, which is a place i would say if you were intent on mayhem, you would avoid. but he walked innd went up to the second floor and opened a door and started fiving. and when the firing was done, mike was dead. fbi special agent(mikm miller and two of his colleagues were dead as well. and since that day, our family has been involved as much as we can in trying to make sure the same thing doesn't happen to other people. mike was killed with a gun that was illegally sold in kentucky and then illegally trafficked to washington, d.c. this sort of thing happens every day in every state, in every city. and$it's som

hands of central bankers and there's about one hundred sixty thousand tons of gold in the globe in toto that's where we're going and the rest of the world understands it that's why the central banks are buying it and that's why countries like iran china russia are trading it with each other to get out of the parties game that is the u.s. dollars. well max exactly and as this story shows the reason the rich got richer in a deflationary environment was because they were able to transform their bad assets to us passengers sitting there like toads on a freaking economic bad well that they post about assets to the banks of the banks passed to the central banks of the central banks or passed it on to us through austerity measures and then those aren't working so they're passing it on back to the banks or then passed it on to the central banks and that every time you go around the circle you make a fee so that money goes up to the bank or the terrorists at the top like jamie diamond terrorist. list and the cycle continues until you get to whole goals and this is a new novel as night follows da

they're going to get a minority stake of thirty three cents and that's in the exploration adventures in toto number ten and it will bring technical know how some of the up front investment cost and the chalet now also go staff will be able to participate in and these projects in america and europe so that's how the benefits of this have those or prizes for this and see what they're looking like a mix of color spectrum on the screen just what lightweight i one hundred three of us but the brands and the one hundred eighteen dollars due to some oiling gas corporate results coming out of america this week that's one to watch because apparently investors are expecting a large gains from those companies i'm talking about the us see how they're doing they're around in the second outright right now as you can see at the nasdaq why is that so hard well the thing is that particular goals is very bullish is give me goals it's very tech heavy so one stock want to go out is. posting tremendous guys over nine point five percent and that wasn't it. expected so as i say for a tech heavy that particular boss

but with "neptune's inferno" i try to tackle an entire campaign that frankly i never understood in toto like this. the last book attempts what neptune's inferno does was the volume industries was to take the hold naval experts of the guadalcanal campaign, and is really crucial i think to illustrate, to illustrate the successor because it says something about how america fights when it's been provoked, about the extent, the losses and the sacrifices to win windows that there's only one way through, and that is to win. all these questions will be on the table tomorrow for the panel on afghanistan but it's a new era, a new day, but boy, things sure seemed clear 70 years, seven years ago. the menu when the south pacific i think there still a few of them around, and they've got my undying gratitude and my admiration. it's been a privilege to build interview some of the men from the san francisco and the men from the uss atlanta, apple scots flagship, and to capture their story. so i appreciate your interest coming to hear about it. if we have time i'll be happy to take any questions you migh

was seen among small and medium sized businesses the agency has polled people around two thousand in toto and fifty two percent said woman two prices was the most important factor for their companies that's compared to forty seven percent for last year so it's certainly remains a problem and something a bit more funds talk about probably a property i.p.o. could take place in the russian market as soon as this mom the country's top sparkling wine maker says they're preparing to offer ten percent of their shares another company estimates itself out one hundred million dollars. caney so that's how the markets are looking at for this as i say a global selloff read across the board all right many thanks for that katie will be back you'll be back i should say i'm looking forward to it next hour we're going to take a short break here in r.t. and i'll be back with the headlines stay with us. the bigger. the birth mother. the bigger. the speed. with. the blame. the bigger.

on the small and medium sized businesses the agency has polled people around two thousand firms in toto now fifty two percent said raw material prices were the most important parts of their companies and that's compared to forty seven to said a year ago so certainly something we know the russian government of keeping an eye on right now in terms of the russian market i'm going to have the i've been figures for the next hour so join me that the latest the latest numbers to tell you what indeed that struck me. about the you're back with a recap of the top stories shortly you're watching dr stay with us. tonight's commission dates in the levy oh just a one to two excuses tape is enough in a battle to more life to. be no more than fifty percent of the people who are actually an texans are not. why you know you've been known to have through a snag. this smack you know we execute our convicted capital murder we have the highest execution rate in america we're not afraid to do it we do it well oh this becomes a point we just becomes. oh i never knew hope. i would get in there you're dead to be

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