. >> peace is undermind. >> we speak the same language, respect the minsk agreement. we are saying this with the same firmness to both sides because this is the conditions for peace. >> the capture of what appears to be two regular soldiers on the front line engaged in fighting has certainly strengthened kiev's hand in showing the denials. >> 16 people have been killed by a fire in ababout her buy january. a criminal investigation has been launched. >> to the u.s. now regulators say the japanese company takata agreed to declare 38 million vehicles defective because of problems with air bag in flightors. let's speak to our correspondent

neighborhood steak holders fautd hard for compliance of the development agreement yet we are still underminded. [inaudible] it if the city is dropping the ball or creating a deviation frainsurement of cpmc not upholding the obligation of the deadline [inaudible] without our faces on it. i find it disheartening this is [inaudible] because the city wonderful population lives are at stack. it is bad enough that the exclue sirfbty is not serving the marginalized. the suvartee of the issue [inaudible] members of the committee, you all should sign on to the collateral agreement with us because out of both parties we need to be in the middle of how our community direction should turn. accountability doesn't come with a price >> peter o00, counsel [inaudible] we have been a part of the san franciscan for health care housing jobs and justice for faum the beginning t. is a very complex project and very complicated package to implement. if you recall in may 2013 the coalition proposed a collateral agreement. the city aprosed. here wree 2 years later and the compliance report from cpmc as well as the sate

that fell through when regulators expressed concern that the cable giants would undermind video competitiond to higher prices. >>> on friday, fed chair janet yellen said she's set for the to rise this year. the dow lost 38 points last week, the s&p gained 3. and the nasdaq finished the week 41 points higher. >>> a promotion for apple design guru jony ive. he'll now be the company's chief design officer. ive helped design for the ipad, ipad and smartwatch. he has 5,000 utility patents to his time. he will now span his wealth to include apple's retail stores in new california campus. >>> a controversial t-shirt created a stir for the pacific sun holding company. it features an upside down american flag. the shirts were removed from the pac-sun store in alabama after complaints from a customer. the complaint charged the memorial day display was distasteful and disrespectful. the complaint generated thousands of likes on social media. >>> and the holiday weekend was abounce at the box office, the lowest since 2001. a big reason was the poor performance of disney's "tomorrowland." the sci-fi adv

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. >> peace is undermind. >> we speak the same language, respect the minsk agreement. we are saying this with the same firmness to both sides because this is the conditions for peace. >> the capture of what appears to be two regular soldiers on the front line engaged in fighting has certainly strengthened kiev's hand in showing the denials. >> 16 people have been killed by a fire in ababout her buy january. a criminal investigation has been launched. >> to the u.s. now regulators say the japanese company takata agreed to declare 38 million vehicles defective because of problems with air bag in flightors. let's speak to our correspondent patty calhane. >> we believe it is the large have recall ever in the history of the united states. we've known that these takata airbags have problems, u.s. regulators calling an the company to recall these airbags. the company has now said it will do that. it involves major car makers like ford, g.m., chrysler, fiat, b.m.w., so will take years for all of them this be taken care of. when they go off even in low impact collision sometime

if this is not taken back by the iraqi government, our efforts will be underminded and the credibility of the iraqi government will be hurt. isis will be able to say to sunnies there we're all you have to protect yourselves from iran which wants to make their province part of iran, and by the way if you don't go along with this, we're going to kill you. >> we're reporting several brigades are assembling, iraqi brigades. you think they can take this city back from isis? >> it's hard to know. part of the reason this is such a can it is strovey is because isis did this despite thousands of u.s. air strikes against them. they are using new tactics. the iraqi government was reluctant to send in reinforcements which is why did fell. soon yeses depot this. i think that's why this battle, the fall of the city is such a can -- coo castroy. >> but think of all the blood and treasure of our fellow american, of all those young men and women in fallujah, able to be successful at one point. what do we say to those families and our country when they've got isis potentially taking over the heart of th

school that destroyed education, he started the nea and teachers associations which have completely underminded teachers welfare. >> sir we got the point. ross? >> well, okay. what are the other kinds of benefits that people get in baltimore? ed food stamps, supplements as they call them in maryland, the average benefit is $32 a week. no one is getting rich off benefits. this is just to keep people alive. as you said, you know, people who are in poverty to keep them from starving. you can be against that, but i'm not against that. the housing vouchers that people get, section a housing vouchers, are available to one in four people in poverty. one in four people who need them, and they -- a landlord in a suburb or white part of baltimore can refuse to accept the housing voucher. this is a federal policy allowing them to refuse it is essentially saying i can refuse to have a black person, a poor black perp living here even though, you know i'm paid as land lord. i can refuse them. that's a policy that end forces segregation that we had for so long. same thing is true of the low income housing tax

that does not serve patients well and it does not serve precision medicine well because that underminds our efforts to make sure we get accurate reliable meaningful tests out there and get the right treatment to the right patient. >> senator murray do you have further remarks? >> how are consumers supposed to know that? >> right now they can't. they don't. you don't have the oversight. >> does that mean not have oversight for this? >> we do have the authority, and what we proposed is it's time for us to exercise it. years ago in the program laboratory developed tests were simple. they were used locally rare conditions, and so in setting up the program, we said we'd exercise enforcement discretion. subject to requirements were not end forcing them, and overtime without our being there, these tests are increasingly more complex, being used nationally, and becoming increasingly more important than being relied on for health care decisions, and as a result of that in our seeing some of the bad tests out there is why you move guard to regulate them, but i have to tell you this question' come

element of this that i would just bring up because we talked about how their loss of territory would undermind their recruiting and it would. isis is also traditionally what happens with groups like this is when the prophesies they are filling turn out to be not correct, they'll double down on violence. we could see very disastrous secondary effects with that. >> we seen it with al qaeda. >> we seen it with al-shibab. they don't have the same platform isis has built on. >> thank you. >> senator portman. >> thanks mr. chairman. thanks for having the hearing. this has been fascinating. i appreciate the experts coming and talking to us about this. let me give you a case study from ohio, the middle of the country. we're concerned with radicalization. one is christopher lee o'neal. he wanted to come here and bomb the capitol. that happened earlier this year. he's under arrest. just last month columbus was charged. trying to conduct a terrorist attack here in the united states. one is a classic long wolf right. so he's on the internet, gets radicalized, a loaner. the second is a member of the commun

that does not serve parties well, and it does not serve precision medicine because that underminds our effort to make sure we have accurate, reliable, and clinical meaningful tests out there and get the right treatment to the right patient. >> senator murray -- thank you, senator baldwin, do you have any further remarks? >> yeah. how are consumers supposed to know that? >> right now, they don't. they can't. you don't have oversight for some of the tests for knowing if they are -- >> does that mean there's no oversight for this? >> we have the authority, and what we proposed is it's time to exercise it. years ago when we set up the program, laboratory tests were simple. they were used locally, often rare conditions, and in setting up the the program, we use end forcement discretion subject to requirements not enforcing them, but over time without our being there, these tests are increasingly more complex, use the nationally relied on for health care decisions and as a result of that and seeing some of the bad tests out there is why we move forward to regulate them, but i tell you, this

element of this that i would just bring up because we talked about how their loss of territory would undermind their recruiting and it would. isis is also traditionally what happens with groups like this is when the prophesies they are filling turn out to be not correct, they'll double down on violence. we could see very disastrous secondary effects with that. >> we seen it with al qaeda. >> we seen it with al-shibab. they don't have the same platform isis has built on. >> thank you. >> senator portman. >> thanks mr. chairman. thanks for having the hearing. this has been fascinating. i appreciate the experts coming and talking to us about this. let me give you a case study from ohio the middle of the country. we're concerned with radicalization. one is christopher lee o'neal. he wanted to come here and bomb the capitol. that happened earlier this year. he's under arrest. just last month columbus was charged. trying to conduct a terrorist attack here in the united states. one is a classic long wolf right. so he's on the internet, gets radicalized, a loaner. the second is a member of the communi

it's fantastic because it's just the integrity of the game has been underminded. >> steve is going to draw charts on napkin but first, mica a huge news out of the federal court out of president obama, he said coming in immigration reform would be one of his top goals of his second term. he couldn't get congress to do anything. so he passed an executive order that a lot of people thought was unconstitutional and the court agrees. >> a fellow court rejected president obama's plan to protect as many as 5 million undocumented immigrants from deportation along with offering work permits. 26 states sued the obama administration for executive actions he announced in november. >> that line would have greatly expanded eligibility to an earlier program which shields children brought to the u.s. illegally. >> that initiative was scheduled to take place this month. yesterday's ruling halted it and other plans, leaving in place a february injunction by a federal district judge in brownsville, texas. >> let's stop right there. obviously, steve ratner 26 states said you can't do t. it's unconstituti