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officers say that du ui -- dui suspect plowed through the barricade while trying to get away. >>> please pray for me. that is the tweet pope francis sent out to his followers this morning on the one-year anniversary of becoming the head of the roman catholic church. alfonso van marsh has more on how this pontiff has reenergized so many in his flock. >> reporter: pope francis kept it simple on his one-year anniversary spending the day at a retreat and sending a quick tweet to followers saying please pray for me. the vatican publish add new magazine in his honor. his humble ways have inspired catholics around the world. when traveling he carries his own bag. he rides in a simple car instead of a papal limousine. he told nuns and priests, it hurts me to see a priest with a car that is of the latest model. it's just not right. he's returned the keys to the papal suite preferring to live in a simple vatican apartment. pope francis just by his warm style has given a great example for a lot of catholics and have made them feel proud again. >> reporter: this has been seen as forward leaning and

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ui for being with us. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. the chair lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms, washington, d.c. march 21, 2014. i hereby appoint the honorable luke messer to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray. gracious god, we give you thanks for giving us another day. you have blessed us with all good gifts and with thankful hearts we express our gratitude. as the hope of a delayed spring lifts the spirits of all working at the capitol, we ask your blessing upon those in our world facing difficult and uncertain futures, most especially in crimea and venezuela, as well as other chronically suffering communities. in this moment of prayer please grant to the members of this people's house as they meet with their respective constituents the gifts of wisdom and discernment, that in their words and actions

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and economic policy and his position and i can buy the bench oven turn left and standing up to the ui is also one of the arguments he's now being trained to fish and by the grim economic prospects and a lack of fiscal units the left are taken that can be hot beds of separation that have fled across the dam and sire christmas and the entire regions of sardinia and when i stepped on it you need to break away from ron and lunch and the separatist movement in london's has long been an issue the uk has its own problems with kurdish independence referendum living a few up and find in spain learning independence movement in cuts millennia and the mosque country. not as strong as ever. the next time i could take so little of the content of the show breaks and hmm i eye the eye the room. in unofficial milk unofficial referendum eighty nine percent of residents of venison from the curious vote for independence from other italy but baffling with the majority of course want the legendary city to meet part of both the eu and nato i wanna be insulting these people because even understand what the w

. >> then they need to layer the ui layer on top.they hire someone like david sacks, they could be a corporate threat to facebook overnight. >> what do you think of nsa profiling? desperate? >> i don't know, it is hard to tell. buying instagram was brilliant. at that price it is a lot more complicated. it is a bold bet. i don't know if i would've made the same decision. it will take a couple years to figure out. >> what you make of the fact that facebook seems to be buying versus holding innovation. they're not working. >> i think that his long-term pretty scary. cisco has played a strategy well. >> you could argue that there hasn't been any actual return to investors, that they have minted stock to take out acquisitions. taken free capital. there hasn't been a tremendous return over the course of the last five or 10 years. >> it is a fair point. same criticism of salesforce. there hasn't been a lot of innovation. i think that is true, too. it is almost always better to grow by innovation. i think it is scary when you start depending

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they're blocking a vote on the extension of ui.on immigration reform. >> got to run. thank you, congressman. got to run. "politics nation" starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. and thanks to unifor tuning in. tonight's lead, i've got a news flash for the republicans that are still obsessing about so-called welfare queens on food stamps. the so-called takers, the lazy ones, trying to get a free lunch, that's how some republicans talk about the poor, but do you know who they really are? they're children. today, a dramatic new government report shows 45% of food stamp recipients are children. 's

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they're blocking a vote on the extension of ui. blocking a vote on immigration reform. >> got to run. thank you, congressman. got to run. "politics nation" starts right now. good evening, rev. >> good evening, ed. and thanks to unifor tuning in. tonight's lead, i've got a news flash for the republicans that are still obsessing about so-called welfare queens on food stamps. the so-called takers, the lazy ones, trying to get a free lunch, that's how some republicans talk about the poor, but do you know who they really are? they're children. today, a dramatic new government report shows 45% of food stamp recipients are children. that's a total of 20.5 million kids. another 9% are elderly. 10% are disabled adults. so when republicans are attacking people on food stamps, this is who they're attacking. but nationwide, there's a new push against this vilification of the poor. in fact, several governors, including a republican, are doing their best to soften the terrible impact of food stamp cuts. but the gop leaders, like speaker boehner,

students like ui pavoa say it's a no brainer and the facts of the bill make it hard to disagree. >> tounderstand how it turned out for the end product, then i think it's somewhat pointless. >> in the winemaking you learn all the chemical compounds, you know what flavors they gave off, but there's the theory, but then you actually need to taste the wine. >> that was sam brock reporting. some may argue that passing a law like this makes it easier for underage students to explore the rules, but this exemption would only apply to a very small group of students, maybe fewer than 100, who've been accepted into those programs. >> and i'm sure those students right now are saying i'll drink to that. >> you think? >> i do believe. coming up next, sweet, sensitive, and smart. not exactly the qualities you normally associate with the head of a silicon valley startup. but maybe you will. >>> a northern california movie theater for blind and deaf people. we'll show you the special technology that delivers the experience to those who would otherwise miss out. >>> she reported a rape and claims the mi

you 1.6599.uys -- city might get a big of a a bit of a hawkish tone. bullish over at morgan stanley on sterling. >> thank you, jonathan ferro. today's cross asset chat. great to have you on the program, paul. we have lots of components in the market. we have the split situation between russia and ukraine. let's start on china. what we are hearing is possible corporate defaults, a government same time itthe does not have quite a firm handle on the economy. , is this thent initial beginning of bad things coming? >> that is a good question. i think it is broadly postured because it is clear they are more market-based economy. their increasing the extent to which market forces influence was going on there. that has to be a good thing. the stock about allowing the currency to move more freely against other currencies as well. again, it is a move in the right direction. any country which may see moves that are going to be problems that are highlighted. in the long run it is going to be a good thing. in europe we are not seeing a lot of growth, there is still

we had a debate on ui not going the way we wanted. but we saw republicans talking about connecting community college and how we should deal with long-term unemployment. the unemployment funds are new proposals in the budget. there are things in the skills part that were never rejected but there is a greater emphasis on them now. >> corporate tax reform is something you talked about. and how would you see the united states companies foreign operations and overee -- oversea -- investors being effected by this? >> among job creators, there is great support for the combination of a new business tax reform as well as more infrastructure investment. it doesn't seem like a controversial issues when you hear from people making decisions on where to create and locate jobs in the united states. i think what the president's proposal, to reduce expenditures, have a lower rate, as low as 28% or 25% for manufacture, they have a minimum tax on foreign earnings that would take away significant incentives to play the various shifting profits around th

guest: many families feel hurt that the government has not supported the more in terms of ui benefitswe saw retiree suddenly. that left many people without any money. that is a big problem. medicare, social security to some degree in the budget negotiations that happened periodically on capitol hill. foreign aid is a very small part of the budget. 2% or less. i don't think that is a major focus of where budget talks are going. host: that's go to manchester, washington, democratic caller. changedi comments have since i have been listening to the conversation. first, i want to say that the province sector does fail. and reagan brought us one of the biggest debtor nations -- i am sorry -- reagan brought a lot of debt to this nation. havingas the republican no plan on poverty, that isbecause they never really cared about poverty. from what i have seen. as far as yours first speaker you had on talking about the military budget line item stating the same with no increase, republicans should jump all over that or conservatives. we are not increasing it. we can't, they, we cannot address the po

the proposals for more job driven training -- we had the debate over ui which is not on the way we wantedhat we saw a lot of republicans talking for the first time about how you can connect community colleges apprenticeships, how we should do a long-term unemployment. some of these proposals, the long-term unemployment fund the $4 billion fund, $2 billion in apprenticeship -- those are new proposals in this budget. there are other things in the skills part that were never rejected but where there is a greater focus on them now. hopefully, if people are fair-minded and open, there will be greater activity there as well. >> what about the corporate tax reform? how would you see u.s. company's foreign operations in overseas investments affected by this? >> i think there is overwhelming support, i believe, for the compensation among job creators. i think there is great support for the combination of a new business tax reform as well as for more infrastructure investment. infrastructure investment does not seem like the controversial issue when you hear from people who actually make decisions

a former nasa physicist who studies climate change to the ui shouldn't that focus on developing clean energy sources. [inaudible conversations] >> the of the senate foreign relations committee will come to order. we welcome the distinguished panel of experts and advocates to address something that has long been an issue of practical and political concern for many in this town and across the nation. today we're here to financiers and shed more light than heat i hope on the issue. here are the facts in a rationale on both sides. the proposed keystone exxon pipeline segment would make mark in montana the canadian border to steel city, nebraska. whatever capacity of 830,000 barrels of tar sands per day could later this year the state department will determine whether the project is in the national interest and that is the question we will hear testimony about today from our four panelists. i hope this can be balanced, thoughtful hearings for pesticide politics that has surrounded this debate and deal with the underlying question of what is in our national interest. i hope we can build a r

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ui for being with us. the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. lays before the house a communication from the speaker. the clerk: the speaker's rooms washington, d.c. march 21, 2014. i hereby appoint the honorable luke messer to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed, john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives.

guest: many families feel hurt that the government has not supported the more in terms of ui benefitsweaw retiree suddenly. that left many people without any money. that is a big problem. medicare, social security to some degree in the budget negotiations that happened periodically on capitol hill. foreign aid is a very small part of the budget. 2% or less. i don't think that is a major focus of where budget talks are going. host: that's go to manchester, washington, democratic caller. changedi comments have since i have been listening to the conversation. first, i want to say that the province sector does fail. and reagan brought us one of the biggest debtor nations -- i am sorry -- reagan brought a lot of debt to this nation. havingas the republican no plan on poverty, that isbecause they never really cared about poverty. from what i have seen. as far as yours first speaker you had on talking about the military budget line item stating the same with no increase, republicans should jump all over that or conservatives. we are not increasing it. we can't, they, we cannot address the poor

. >> the ui extension basically learned this week the czechs getting through the house are basically small basically a zero at this point in the message today for people might be that doctors are -- and people aren't. >> you no i hear this so often. doctors. focus on the poor patients. it's for the patients treat medicare patients need doctors. this is for the patients. it's not for the doctors and i would say don't look at us. we have a bipartisan bill thanks to very very courageous republicans to does a good job of extending unemployment benefits for people who are desperately in need of help so don't compare what we have done over here which is very forward-thinking and it does some good things. is the employment thing we have done perfect? is far from perfect. we agreed to do that and we will pass that in the next few days of people out there who are saying you are trying to help doctors, remember everyone of those doctors has hundreds and hundreds of patients. they are the ones we should be focused on. >> your decision yesterday. >> say that again. >> your decision to reverse th