i'm a fool, unfit to be an emperor. what has happened to all the people? with his whole receipt knew, he said everything was wonderful ~, he agreed and he went on procession through the town. and everyone in the town said the street -- the clothes were wonderful. nobody could confess that they couldn't see him because they would be proven unfit for office or a fool. but he hadn't done anything wrong, a little child said. did he hear that innocent [speaker not understood] the father said? the one person whispered to another what the child had said. he hasn't done anything wrong. the child, says he hasn't anything on. but he hasn't got anything on. the whole town cried at last, unquote, the emperor has no clothes. if this would be an objective analysis, i personally am skeptical of that. the mayor has a certain position of it. these are his own staff. these are paid by him. this is going to be an objective [inaudible]. >> thank you. i have two other speaker cards. henry [speaker not understood]. and dennis marscopian. >>> hi, my name is pat valentino, i live

if that's your own metric for measuring be narendra modi's fitness for being prime minister, he's unfit. why do 75% of the people of india like him? why has his approval rating gone from the low single digits to where it is today? because he has a record of running -- could you let me finish? it's because he has a record of running gujarat efficiently, it's the most business friendly state in india and because of his very own story. this is a very hir hierarchical society. you have to be engaged with the fact that four out of fiven indians have a very high regard for this owner pen. >> and zahir how do you explain the fact that there are muslims in india supporting modi? >> i think it's a small minority. probably only about mu muslims would vote for the bjp, one of them is for fear. my physician, his clinic was burned down as was his wife. the congress was guilty of riots, the congress party, he'll vote for his safety, for bjp. some will vote for economic benefits. but just to add to something that sadanand had said, modi deserves credit for, i do think there's other concerns about modi

the gunman was found unfitted for trial. -- fit for trial. >>> students taken away from school in an ambulance, the signs parents saw that has them worried about their children ingesting a drug. >> b.a.r.t. has a idea to improve safety, the power to contact police that is about to be delivered. >> after the break. warming up out there but there is fog returning to the coast. some areas cool. some areas warm. some areas could hit 80 degrees. >>> police met with parents at two elementary school where girls reported sexual assaults. a girl told authorities in january that a man had assaulted her and a captain tweeted a photo of the second meeting. it drew 400 parents today. a girl there told police a man hiding in the rest room touched her inappropriately friday. >>> high school has been shaken by a incident that had one girl rushed to the helmet and has another face -- hospital and has another facing charges. ktvu's john sasaki spoke to students who watched the girl get sick. >>> group of girls at hayward high school got sick from and in trouble because of pot brownies. >> everybody ra

office. -- and unfitness for office. a recent report into female feticide has been reduced in the u.k. by four best buy 4500. as a father to two daughters, can ask my right honorable friend to call for an end to this most appalling practice? and once taboo subject must clearly. not just in the u.k., but in the world as a whole. >> my right friend is absolutely right here it is a simply appalling practice. i think there are areas like this, like female genital mutilation, like forced marriage, we need to be absolutely clear about our values and the messages that we sent and that these practices are unacceptable. the government has made sure abortion -- under certain circumstances is illegal. the meeting with the chief medical officer this afternoon and i will raises issue with her hair dye think it is absolutely right for my honorable friend to run this campaign. >> order. order. >> you been watching prime minister's questions from the british house of commons. c-span2 at live at 8:00 a.m. eastern. you can watch anytime a

we don't want a fight with anyone but the police are simply unfit to keep order more analysis updates on ukraine as well as people's stories all lucky right now including what the ukrainian may be saved or chairs to quit when he returned from his latest mission. a suspected gas leak as level two apartment buildings near central park in new york killing at least two and injuring dozens more. police say several people remain unaccountable a piece with a porno is in new york. a reported two hundred firefighters are currently on the scene in east harlem battling it out the fire and it actually anyone who may still be caught under piles of debris as of now officials say at least two people were killed after two five story building collapsed around nine thirty wednesday morning at one hundred sixteenth street and park avenue in nypd says the incident is not linked to terrorists and kill before the blast occurred on at the city's electric company was reportedly heading to the scene responding to calls about a gas leak that the force of the morning class so strong that it ended up blowing out

this can change water quality, rendering it unfit for human consumption. dr. graham's task is to produce mathematical models used to predict how these factors and others work together to determine the health of the ecosystem. with these models, she hopes to avoid some of the mistakes that were made in the past in florida. dr. graham: well, the suwannee river basin in florida is relatively undeveloped, as opposed to south florida which was heavily developed in the 1950s after the huge drainage project that basically drained the everglades and created agricultural land and urban lands for people to live on. but 20, 30 years after that process, people started discovering the harm that it was doing to the everglade systems. narrator: over the last 100 years, the everglades have been systematically dammed and pumped for agricultural and urban development. 40% of florida's residents currently live in the area. and crops grown here supply half of the winter vegetables sold in the united states. but the cost to the environment has been astonishing. because of overdeve

our families we don't want a fight with anyone but the police are simply unfit to keep order also on which the crime is patient and greater independence from ukraine is guessing the short trip among western governments over the prisoner swap that makes the seat announce the outcome of that at some of the novels always seeking so full of things on a less contentious and europe is six months copeland will decide whether to wind the united kingdom no no was brought on line the sentiment had been pouring in. today india for decades that spain's prime minister which acts as a neat old books upgrading the country's wealthiest region. think not spoken it says has declined. it said that at one day to independence that was successful in europe one in two thousand and eight school some of the isotope comics held town of sandy at a decision by washington and every time he has to come ons and a un peacekeeper i'd share i am getting itchy that means that people cry me a better night to find a peach the united states has long declared that the unilateral declaration of independence by kosovo in tw

has shown me this is the shutter to be unfit for his office we were provided with information between established was really incredible that we felt that it was in the interest that that information and be built just be investigated for but in a statement mr conley said he would continue to preserve the confidentiality of the outgoing office the teacher was asked today if he should cooperate with the revue but barrister shown here in the face looking far information that he doesn't have. and i dispose of. duch the former confidante recipient of a convict who didn't cooperate with them and i would expect. you get to do just that respect he tells the judge gives us after weeks of controversy all ice milk on the preview by barrister sean kieran. my kids upstairs with us now with what she would return to the tribune just a moment that rests on overcoming the cult of betrayal but not at the hands of the minister who to remove ten. and in whom he expects the strong support. totally written off a loss of her calmly over the last few weeks but we confront heard from him this the first time we

consequently some fatty fish from the baltic have become unfit for consumption.so they are harder to find on the consumer's plate. so they find themselves in heavy demand in the market for making dry pellet fish feed. and that's where the toxicity builds up . back to in a dry pellet feed plant. to process the fed fish finials and cooks them in these large ovens. at the end of the line he obtains two very different products firstly protein powder and second place fish oil. these two ingredients are used to come up with the finished product and each of them in their own way will contribute to the contamination of the pellets. let's begin with the oil. by concentrating in the fatty parts it accelerates the build up of the pollutants. this is why farmed fish are more susceptible than wild fish. protein powders in turn pose another problem even worse. it's at the end of the line that i find it in this large chemical container. the antioxidant ends up in a protein powder here. it's called a fox and. it talks a q a product that fin nielsen uses extensively but apparentl

they won't lose their license permanently but they will be medically unfit but it's they know they will have a paycheck. >> raffi you were the director of security in tel aviv. how are the pilots screened there? >> there are two categories. one category is your own pilots. in the case of israel it is israeli pilots flying israeli carriers. and the other category are foreign pilots that they bring airplanes into your territory and your airports. one on the first category, you can take the issues and take a policy and implement it. the second category is almost impossible to touch. and most of the problems occur in the second category. because the first category of your own pilots is the regularly monitored as a strong background and environment that would indicate issues that may develop. and if somebody is either suffering from mental issues or not necessarily the case of israel but in other countries, goes through a radicalization process and they become a threat, as long as is it in your own territory you have your intelligence. you have your access to people in the pilots environment

>> i think it's an ignorant strategy which shows he is unfit to be a leader of the party. nsa cannot listen to anyone's phone calls, cannot reported the conversations of anyone's phone call, unless there is a court order and that can only be obtained after shown direct contact with a terrorist overseasf that itself the same standard that's applied to drug pushers, child importantographers, organized crime. so if rand paul is saying the government has no right to go in and get an authorized under surveillance of organized kriel figures, that's his business. i don't want the president of the united states who believes we should be excepting criminals and allow criminals to use phones, every citizen in this country is fully protective. he knows that, he continues to distort and tell people. i would hope young people are smart enough to see through these charade. >> can you do a better job? will you run for president 2016? >> right now, i'm just finding out what people are thinking and if i do decide, jamie, believe me, i would let you know. >> please come back and do let us k

democrat one local ranc rancher stands to lose 300,000 dollars of his meat processed by them is declared unfita judge set bond of 1.2 million dollars for pregnant woman accused of driving into the ocean in an attempt to kill her 3 children. ebony wilkerson charged with 3 counts of attempted murder and 3 counts of child abuse. drive on florida daytona beach on tuesday was caught on video. at one point you can even hear the kids crying for help. man who helped pull the family to safety describes what it was like. >> i'll never get the picture out of my head the little boy without stretch arms saying please help me our mom is trying to kill us. >> wilkerson told police she was not trying to hurt her children saying she was driving too close to the water. just hours before the incident family member called 911 reporting wilkerson was having sigh psychotic episode or ptsd. >> growing various storm over banning popular attraction at sea world. killer whale show. the move was sparked by documentary and tonight sea world is responding. here's of more you. sea world celebrity and main attraction. kille

here now to preview that vote and explain why this man is unfit to serve as a leader in the departmenttice, pennsylvania senator pat toomey. senator, this is an outrage to me, we've covered it on this program, but is there any chance this guy gets through? >> there's a very real chance, sean, until the vote is cast, i don't think we'll know. i think every republican, although i can't be sure yet will vote no. bob one democrat is openly voting no. several democrats are considering a no vote this, is a very, very poor choice i think he is a guy committed the considerable resources at his disposal to joining a radical political campaign. you know, celebrating a cop killer, a murderer to try to make a mockery of our criminal justice system, it would be a tragedy. >> so is the senator casy going to expect because this happened in your state, that and the death of an officer, he's more aware of the opportunities for justice? is that he has a greater knowledge of this than his colleagues? >> i think that is possible. there is no question the greater philadelphia community is certainly, law en

press democrat, one local rancher stands to lose $300,000 of his meat processed by rancho if declared unfitpular traction at sea world. now sea world is responding. here is abc reporter. >> reporter: the main attraction, the killer whales. california lawmaker is proposing a bill to ban the use of those orcas in future shows. released in the controversial documentary "black fish," which focuses on the death of a trainer at sea world killed in 2010 by an orca associated with two other deaths. every 1:00, 3:00, 5:00 show is a human construct that's put on these wild animals and actually stresses them out. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news, sea world says the premise behind this proposed legislation is severely flawed on multiple levels and its validity is highly questionable. sea world goes on to say, quote, we are deeply committed to the health and well-being of all of our animals and killer whales are no exception. if passed, the law would only affect performances at its san diego facility. the company would still offer shows in orlando and san antonio. >>> kentucky senator rand paul h

this nominee, however, was so unfit for the position to which he's been nominated that even seven democrats couldn't support it. >> ifill: president obama called the senate vote a travesty. and the senate's democratic majority leader, harry reid, said the nominee was treated unfairly. >> this man did not enter a courtroom for the murderer. he didn't write a single word of any of the briefs on behalf of the murderer. he worked at the naacp. it wasn't his brief. >>> the cost of the success appeared uncertain at best. homeowners in flood-prone areas may soon get relief from higher >> ifill: homeowners in flood- prone areas may soon get relief from higher premiums for federal flood insurance. the house voted overwhelmingly last night to undo the increases. they were imposed under a 2012 law to help the program tackle its $24 billion debt. the house measure now has to be reconciled with a similar bill that passed the senate. >> ifill: a leading coal producer agreed today to pay a $27 million fine and spend another $200 million to reduce toxic discharges. the settlement involves alpha natural res

. >> this nominee, however, was so unfit for the position in which he had been nominated that even sevenrats couldn't support it. >> we were very close to getting this good man nominated. but when a number of people saw the vote not going a certain way, things always change. >> well, it was quite a stunning development today. democrats and senate majority leader harry reid bringing up this vote for a deputy attorney general in the civil rights division, debo adegbile, and the vote went down. it went down, vice president biden was positioned to break the tie, but the tie never came. and seven democrats voted against cloture. remember, back -- we'll put up the seven democrats who voted against it. remember, back in november, the rules in the senate were changed. they no longer needed 60 votes. they just needed 50 plus one to move any nominee forward. they couldn't get that. let's bring in our panel. jonah goldberg, kirsten powers, and charles krauthammer. jonah, this controversy centered around the legal work that adegbile did for convicted cop killer mumia abu-jamal, and back in 1981. the

here to kill me or you were our families we don't want to fight with anyone but the police are simply unfit to keep order. crimea's push for greater independence from ukraine is getting short shrift among western governments although that presents rather mixed signals less now have a look at some other examples away seeking seems far less contentious in europe and six months scotland will decide whether to quit the united kingdom no noise from abroad or one similar sentiment has been brewing in catalonia for decades yet spain's prime minister would jenks any talk of separating the country's wealthiest region the international community is totally quiet here too but one bid for independence that was successful in europe back in two thousand and eight kosovo voted to carve it self out of serbia a decision by washington and a retired u.s. diplomat and u.n. peacekeepers. believes the people crimea their right to decide their own future. the united states has long declared that the. unilateral declaration of independence by kosovo in two thousand and eight was unique and did not set any preceden

people who are supposed to protect us we don't want to fight with anyone but the police are simply unfit to keep order. more analysis and updates on ukraine as well as people's stories our line for you including why a ukrainian navy sailor chose to quit when he returned from his latest mission. where closely following developments in new york where a blast has destroyed two buildings near central park stay with us international from a while. streaming ukraine with the crimea and said to vote on their status the west continues to threaten russia with sanctions how long will the standoff last imagine washington already blinked. i'm not a theory. now i. see . her street. and i think you're. welcome back to aussie international let's move on now though chorizo japan's fukushima nuclear power plant says its might eventually have to dump hundreds of thousands of tons of contaminated water into the pacific ocean it's been three years since the nuclear disaster but tepco is still struggling to clear up with a casual review actually really still happening he has been following the disaster began.

it could be suggested you're an unfit mother. i suggest you stay out of politics." she did for the next ten years in order to make sure nothing happened to me. so that's a very early abuse of power and of secrecy that i saw in my life. >> his was an unconventional and sometimes tumultuous childhood. he was frequently uprooted and moved around the countryside and attended 37 different schools. so you've always been a little bit of an outsider. >> i've certainly--when i was a child, going from one school to another, you are the outsider, to begin with. and you have to find your way in. but in most of the places where i stayed for long enough, i did find my way in. >> one of the first places assange found his way into was populated by teenagers and computers. and he knew how to program them before most people had them. you got involved with computers pretty early... with hacking. >> well, i first became involved with computers when i was 13 or so. and i was unusually adept. i saw a sort of intellectual opportunity, understanding how to program, understanding how these

>> the families took out an ad at one point, and they said that you were "incompetent, unethical, unfit> oh, look. i think the fight got very ugly. very ugly things were said about me, and my job was to set that aside and get done what i had to get done. >> did you put it aside? were you able to push it over there and...? >> except when i came home at night. you know, you have to have a safe place you come home to. >> do you acknowledge that you weren't running the nuts and bolts? >> no, i won't acknowledge that. i absolutely won't acknowledge that. i was running the nuts and bolts of this company, along with a lot of other people. >> but do you acknowledge that the board felt you weren't? >> no. that's not factual. >> carly fiorina answers her critics when >> carly fiorina answers her critics when "60 minutes on cnbc" returns. sorry to interrupt, i just want to say, i combined home and auto with state farm, saved 760 bucks. love this guy. okay, does it bother anybody else that the mime is talking? frrreeeeaky! [ male announcer ] bundle home and auto and you could save 760 bucks. alrigh

confronted by a trade union campaign, he demonstrates once again his complete weakness and unfitnessfor office. >> paul uppal. >> thank you, mr. speaker. a recent report into female foeticide suggests that the female population has been reduced in the uk by 4,500 and worldwide by 200 million. as a proud british-asian father of two daughters, may i ask my right hon. friend to call for an end to this most appalling practice? this once taboo subject clearly must end, not just in the uk, but in the world as a whole. in quite clearly not just in the uk but in the world as a whole. whole. >> my friend is right about this. it is a simply appalling practice. i think there are areas like this, like female genital mutilation, like forced marriage where we need to be clear about our values and the messages we send and that these practices are unacceptable to the government has made clear abortion on the grounds of gender alone is illegal. the chief medical officer wrote to all doctors last year reminding them of their responsibility, i'm beating with the chief medical officer and i will raise t

environmental movement and his books and articles or materials then you can use teaching at nyu unfittedadvocacy. what i'm trying to teach the students is to do it right. in order to do it right, you have to identify what the problem is, choose a goal for addressing the problem, develop very strong research-based rationale for the problem and further goal that you're trying to reach. you have to develop an effective frame for it. by fatah means the way you're going to talk about your issue to the public in a way that has some kind of emotional resonance with the public the industry is is much, much better than advocates are any gauge allies in this needs a lot of community organized team and doing but is actually classic public house. planning and evaluation go into the community, silent beneath our, work with the community to figure out how to best address those needs. that takes a long time and a lot of offers. you need to be able to dress opposing views and have answers and ways of dealing with the kinds of issues your opponents are going to raise. there needs to be a big public educa

each minute, it can pump the same amount of blood with fewer heartbeats than the heart of an unfit person. a person in good shape may have a heart that actually lasts longer. olsen: i think the trick is trying to find the right cardiovascular exercise for you and for your body. we naturally assume that all of our bodies are built the same way and are structured the same way, but in fact, even though we might have the same parts, how they're put together is so much different. and so running might be a great activity for one person and it could be a source of multiple injuries for another person. choosing the wrong exercise, or going overboard with it, can cause problems, no matter how good our intentions. mirich: the biggest causes or reasons for people coming in and seeing me can be summarized in, i guess, a phrase used by our runners-- "too far, too fast, too soon," meaning people have gone out and done too much when they weren't ready for it. and that can apply to all age groups. in america, we're very impatient. we don't want to spend the time to achieve that goal. people go into the g

. >> -- unfitness. thank you, mr. speaker. arenas report and the female -- suggested in the population has been reduced in the uk by 4500. as a proud british asian father to two daughters, can ask my right honorable friend to call for into this most appalling practice? this was a taboo subject must in quite clearly not just in the uk but in the world as a whole. whole. >> my friend is right about this. it is a simply appalling practice. i think there are areas like this, like female genital mutilation, like forced marriage where we need to be clear about our values and the messages we send and that these practices are unacceptable to the government has made clear abortion on the grounds of gender alone is illegal. the chief medical officer wrote to all doctors last year reminding them of their responsibility, i'm beating with the chief medical officer and i will raise this issue with her and i think it's right my friend to run c-span, 430 five years bringing public affairs events yearstly to you -- for 35 bringing public affai

. >> this nominee however, was so unfit for the position which he would be nominated, even seven democratst. >> reporter: thiasuses rag questions other key issues the whether he can count on democrats from the keystone pipeline, epa regulation, climate change, to raising the minimum wage. jon? jon: shannon bream, in washington, thank you. i did a bit of cycling yesterday to help battle cancer. you can join in as well. we'll show you some pictures coming up. so there i was again, explaining my moderate to severe chronic plaque psoas to another new stylist. it was a total earrassment. and t the kind of attention wanted. so i had a serus talk with my dermatologt about my treatment options. this time, she prescribed humira-adalimumab. humira helps tclear the surface of my skin by actuallrking inside my body. in clinical trials, most adults with moderatekin to severe plaque psoriasis saw 75% skin clearance. and the majority of people were clear or almost clear in just 4 months. humira can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal events, such as in

he was unfit to fly. but others are calling these reports premature, unfounded and unfair.fbi examination of shah's laptop and flight simulate arer should be complete today or tomorrow. some former officials say that report is inconclusive, no smoking gun. others say there is simply no evidence, financial, political, personal problems that made shah a suicidal hijacker. so now, jon, he is not guilty, nor is he exonerated. the answer, was this a deliberate action, was it accident or something mechanical, the black box, of course, is what could answer that which is why they're trying to saturday 40 find it -- so hard to find it. jon: and they don't have a lot of time left as those batteries should potentially run out in ten days or so. william la jeunesse in l.a., thank you. jenna: we're going to get back to some of the breaking news, new jersey governor chris christie cleared of any sort of wrongdoing in the george w. bush bridge trafficking scandal -- i'm sorry -- [laughter] george washington bridge. i'm sorry. jon: different president. jenna: that's not exactly right. i sh

and it protects society against the propagation and increase of the unfit. it's important to note here that what this kind of code does is say that we need a governing body that will decide who they think is fit and who they think is unfit. gee. how about that? in obamacare we have a panel that will decide, you get a pacemaker, you don't get a pacemaker. we know your hip is giving you a lot of pain, but you're just not worth a new hip. you need a new knee, we looked at your life, we looked at your age, you don't get a new knee. you just suffer and die. i mean, it's unbelievable that a bill would pass that sets up a board that will decide who can get a pacemaker that will allow them to live and who will not. who will get the life-saving medication and who will not. i don't want an insurance company making that decision. i don't want the government making that decision. i had a bill that would avoid that kind of thing, but of course it didn't come to the floor when democrats were in the majority. they brought instead obamacare. setting up that board. well, let

she's just an unfit mother. she never had custody of me, let alone keep custody of my sisters.ver actually been through a full year of school. it was just frustrating having to do all this stuff and worry about where he was going to live the next day, also. as soon as i came in here, i got along really well and i just realized she really does help. >> before, she was withdrawn, she would sit and read and hair would be down and just kind of isolated, because she'd been to so many schools and didn't have her roots. now that she's in here, she's laughing, smiling, joking, you know, doing great in her classes, passing, i mean a traditional student gets six credits a year. i think last year, she got 10. >> there are public places like boston, new york, inner cities, people are aware with issues of homeless youth. in the rural areas, there's less awareness. >> it's important to have programs like the beginnings available to youth. it gives them time and a safe place to be. it helps them move forward. >> i definitely learned that sometimes the people trying to help you are the ones yo

here to kill me or you or our families we don't want to fight with anyone but the police are simply unfit to keep order. or if you can do stay with us here on r.t. international we continue to bring you the very latest developments around ukraine's on going crisis. now in the meantime here at r.t. international three years now since the fukushima nuclear disaster and japan is still struggling to contain the harmful effects of the world's worst atomic incident since that of chad noble and the fact that despite massive cleanup efforts there are still repeated leaks and the entire area is deemed too hazardous for people to return so let's take a look here on the program exactly how did it reach this point after the earthquake and tsunami of march twentieth the damaged fukushima plant discharged massive amounts of radiation half a year later revealed the facility released twice as much as previously thought then october two thousand and twelve the operator tepco finally admitted it failed to implement safety improvements that led to the meltdown in march of last year then record radiation lev