can do unilaterally. i think joe's right if he recollects you have sanctions we have to have the germans the brits and others together. if the u.s. can do a lot yu unilaterally as well. dpr fred barnes and joe trippi, thank you. >>> should a fellow who runs a crime stoppers eat at delta we're investing billions of dollars, improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we'll raise it yet again. ido more with less with buss energy.hp is help. soon, the world's most intelligent servers, designed by hp, will give ups over twice the performance, using forty percent less energy. multiply that across over a thousand locations, and they'll provide the same benefit to the environment as over 60,000 trees. that's a trend we can all get behind. >>> a former florida police chief used to putting bad guys behind bars, may end up in jail himself, he faces contempt charges, he's in hot water after eating piece of evidence in court. he refused to hand it over to judge. jo

can do unilaterally. i think joe's right if he recollects you have sanctions we have to have the germans the brits and others together. if the u.s. can do a lot yu unilaterally as well. dpr fred barnes and joe trippi, thank you. >>> should a fellow who runs a crime stoppers eat at delta we're investing billions of dollars, improving everything from booking to baggage claim. we're raising the bar on flying and tomorrow we'll raise it yet again. so ally bank has a that wothat's correct.a rate. cause i'm really nervous about getting trapped. why's that? uh, mark? go get help! i have my reasons. look, you don't have to feel trapped with our raise your rate cd. if our rate on this cd goes up, yours can too. oh that sounds nice. don't feel trapped with the ally raise your rate cd. ally bank. your money needs an ally. >>> a former florida police chief used to putting bad guys behind bars, may end up in jail himself, he faces contempt charges, he's in hot water after eating piece of evidence in court. he refused

can do unilaterally. i think joe's right if he recollects you have sanctions we have to have the germans the brits and others together. if the u.s. can do a lot yu unilaterally as well. dpr fred barnes and joe trippi, thank you. >>> should a fellow who runs a in the new new york, we don't back down. we only know one direction: up so we're up early. up late. thinking up game-changing ideas, like this: dozens of tax free zones across new york state. move here. expand here. or start a new business here... and pay no taxes for 10 years. with new jobs, new opportunities and a new tax free plan. there's only one way for your business to go. up. find out if your business can qualify at start-upny.com i ke prilosec otc each morni for my frzero heartburn.n. becat wohoo! [ male announcer ] prilosec otc is the number one doctor recommended frequent heartburn medicine for 8 straight years. one pill each morning. 24 hours. zero heartburn. >>> a former florida police chief used to putting bad guys behind bars, may end

can do unilaterally.ght if he recollects you have sanctions we have to have the germans the brits and others together. if the u.s. can do a lot yu unilaterally as well. dpr fred barnes and joe trippi, thank you. >>> should a fellow who runs a crime stoppers eat the evidence? that's next. [ female announcer ] it's time for the annual shareholders meeting. ♪ there'll be the usual presentations on research. and development. some new members of the team will be introduced. the chairman emeritus will distribute his usual wisdom. and you? well, you're the chief life officer. you just need the right professional to help you take charge. ♪ >>> a former florida police chief used to putting bad guys behind bars, may end up in jail himself, he faces contempt charges, he's in hot water after eating piece of evidence in court. he refused to hand it over to judge. joining us now, leading attorneys lis wiel and mercedes con. a guy eating the evidence in court. that was quite something. >> you know what, every right to d

but there is no easy answer and there is no unilateral u.s. action that could get putin to pay attention if the europeans aren't doing it with them. >> well, p.j., they point out the europeans will be key allies if we allie together on this, on an economic punishment. there is a reality that 30% of natural gas and i believe 30% of crude oil consumed by the eu annually is imported from russia. so certainly there are competing interests here. some folks have said. i'd love to get your thoughts on this. >> that the president should ignore the sort of us versus them, russia versus u.s. dynamic and focus more on the stability in the ukraine. because it could become as david remnick talks about in a new yorker piece earlier that an open war, the situation could get much worse and that this is a country that is trying to have presidential elections in just a few months. your thoughts on where our emphasis and focus should be. >> well, i think we have to look at history. the president's favorite expression is to be on the right side of history. you kn

we've heard kerry say that unilateralism leads to the international was not eating anything which is shed you said that sell living by international law and that if something bad what does it expect others to do. we've also heard doubts that saying along the lines of america is exceptional because we do exceptional things i had these are also not sentiments that were echoed by albino earlier and came out of the white house lied to speaking of double standards we did here in terms of this international law violation accusations we've heard from the russian president putin saying according to imam roundabout but two thousand and nine on the western international criminal court basically stating that a declaration of independence by leasing now and not international law. these double standards and some very discrepancies and seven was asked to lead over the cranium referendum for independence we continue to disseminate stories stevenson allegations that are worth being broken down for clarity purposes first off the perennial referendum took place sunday over the weekend we sought thames

if anyone thinks the president's unilateral actions aren't a big deal because they happen to agree with him on a policy, well, mr. speaker, they've badly missed the point. all presidents, all presidents have probably pushed the limit of their power, and it's our responsibility, this house, to check that power. we're a nation of laws. we ought to fight to keep it that way. we can no longer sit by and watch congress' constitutional responsibility. our role in this government eroded. the rule is to allow us to consider legislation addressing this growing problem. this rule ensures that ideas from members on either side of the aisle are included in consideration of the underlying legislation. i support this rule and i hope all my colleagues will also. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from massachusetts is recognized. mr. mcgovern: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to thank the gentleman from florida, my good friend, mr. nugent, for yielding me the customary 30 minutes. i ask unanimous consent to revise and extend my rema

right now, we have the executive branch and the president that is acting unilaterally.es fundamentally who we are as americans. we have passed the enforce the law act. we passed a bill that would require the president to notify congress when he is not doing what the law actually says. >> let us say republicans win back control of the senate. what are your legislative priorities going to be? >> our priority is going to continue to forward those legislative priorities that are going to grow our economy, get people back to work. tax reform. we have the highest corporate tax rate right now in the world. >> there is bipartisan agreement on tax reform. there are lots of democrats who like what was put forward. why can't we put tax reform before november? >> that would be great. >> who is holding it up? speaker boehner laughed off the tax reform proposal. i think the quote was "ha ha ha ha ha." this is a great opportunity. you want to see tax reform. >> we are moving forward on hearings in the house. we are working through the process, to make sure that we can be ready. we hav

they didn't want to see unilateral action. they didn't want to see a king, and the idea of overstepping on that front was contrearl to what they set out. secondly, that the individual was to be the sole repository of power in our political system, and that any government had legitimacy only in as much as there was consent by the governments. what you see by these monuments is no consent by the local government. i very much believe in land conservation, have been an advocate for a long time, but i believe in a process that prescribes that which the constitution laid out necessary in that process. with that i yield back. the chair: the gentleman yields back his time. the gentleman from washington reserves. the gentleman from arizona. mr. grijalva: thank you very much. i yield to the gentlelady from maryland, ms. edwards, two minutes. the chair: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. edwards: thank you and i thank the gentleman for yielding. mr. speaker, i want to join my colleagues in opposition to h.r. 1459, the ensu

by a former çó employee. >> a unilateral action should not be possibleÑi in a big organization likeou if there was a mistake made. >> when we asked the cfo to explain the district said it would have no further comment. >> we've asked you to sit down how you're handling public will you sit down with us at some point? >> samtrans is silent about its finances speak volumes. >> if thesexd numbers are going out to theñr publici] and they cannot stand by them,t( there's something wro oó >>> the san mateo countyjf district attorney's office logged anfá inquiry into the records after our first report. investigators say that review id still ongoing.ok ìáhp && detailed breakdownt( wfkq!ñ expenses. you can see them. and click on investigations. >>> coming up after the break, ju @(t& center? we investigate day care inspections. we take you under cover and jz find about their daycare center.ce1 ♪ ♪ save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential

he says this was action taken unilaterally by a former employee. >> a unilateral action should not be possible in a big organization like this. >> i would be happy for my chief financial officer come on air on camera and explain to you if there was a mistake made. >> reporter: but when we asked the cfo to explain, the district said they'd have no further comment. we've asked you to sit down and explain, will you sit down with us? sam trans'silence speaks volumes. >> if they cannot stand by them, there's something wrong. >>> the san mateo district attorney's office wants an inquiry. they say that review is still ongoing. meanwhile, we've provided a detailed break down of the expenses. you can see them at nbcbayarea.com and click on investigations. >>> coming up after the break, ever wonder about your day care center? we investigate day care inspections. we take you undercover and discover break downs in what parents can find with their day care centers. >>> how with parents choose a day care if they can't see their records. the investigative unit first exposed this problem. now we inve

is do a lot unilaterally as well. lou: thank you. appreciate it. >> a new decide finds colon cancer rates have declineed by 30% over the last decade. in people over the age of 50, researchers credit an increase in colonoscopy for the khre the decline in colon concern. we'll be right back, stay with us. plan. >> investor celebrate st. patricky day in the green, russ on the triple-digit rally. . orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current and former military members andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. pcentury link provides reliable yit services like multi-layered security solution to keep your information safe & secure. century link. your link with what's next. lou: a big rally today, stocks rebounding after last week's selloff. my guest tonight says that should be the

is do a lot unilaterally as well. lou: thank you. appreciate it. >> a new decide finds colon cancer rates have declineed by 30% over the last decade. in people over the age of 50, researchers credit an increase in colonoscopy for the khre the decline in colon concern. we'll be right back, stay with us. plan. >> investor celebrate st. patricky day in the green, russ on the triple-digit rally. (announcer) scottrade knows our clients trade and invest their own way. with scottrade's smart text, i can quickly understand my charts, and spend more time trading. their quick trade bar lets my account follow me online so i can react in real-time. plus, my local scottrade office is there to help. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) ranked highest in investor satisfaction with self-directed services by j.d. power and associates. time to take care of business with century link's global broadband network and cloud infrastructure. we constantly evolve to meet your needs every day of the w

it is diplomacy and respect for sovereignty, not unilateral force, that can pass off disputes like this in the 21st century. president obama and i want to make it clear to russia and everybody in the world that we are not seeking confrontation. there's a better way for russia to pursue it's legitimate interests in ukraine. if you are legitimately worried about some of your citizens, then go and talk to them about it. go to the u.s., raise the issues at the security council. go to the osce. raise it at one of the human rights organizations. there are countless outlets in an organized, structured, decent world has struggled to put together to resolve these differences so we don't see a nation unilaterally invade another nation. there's a better way for russia to pursue it's legitimate interests in ukraine. russia can choose to comply with international law and honor its commitments under the helsinki act under the united nations charter. if it wants to help protect ethnic russians as it purports to, and if they were threatened, we would support efforts to protect them, as would, i'm told,

waiting for a response from the civilian authorities to take a plan, and i cannot issue the orders unilaterally, and at this point the ukrainian government in kiev has prepared accommodation for over 25,000 evacuees from the crimean peninsula, but it has not issued any unilateral order for all of the troops of what to do. so it is leaving commanders basically encircled to have to make their own decisions, and their own surrenders if you will. in one case, the ukrainian submarine commander was forced to hand over his submarine to the russian military and it is humiliating and embarrassing to the servicemen, but that is what we have seen over the course of the crimean peninsula in the last week. >>> more clues as to what might have happened to flight 370. we go the beijing where the family families are watching and waiting and the frustrations are boiling over. our clients need a lot of attention. there's unlimited talk and text. we're working deals all day. you get 10 gigabytes of data to share. what about expansion potential? add a line, anytime, for $15 a month. low dues, great terms. let's cl

the president has unilaterally decided not to enforce immigration and unilaterally decided to changek requirements and then of course making recess appointments when the senate is not in recess. we now have to tell the president to follow the law, the constitution which he has promised to uphold? >> well, there is a lot of stuff you have said there. the administration feels he is acting within his executive capacity and he has the ability -- we would have to go through each of them. i don't know in each case i think that is true. but i do think in most of them that they seem to be making change changes that are within the bounds of what you're allowed to do. >> on obamacare, he has entirely rewritten the law. the law that we see today that is being enforced and sometimes not being enforced is not anything like the law that was actually passed by congress, whether you talk about the tax provisions or the implementation date. he is just unilaterally lifting it, changing the dates. >> just to be clear, i don't think he should be doing it. i have said it before. it is arbitrary, unfair t

think it did after some important in the correct sequence for example the call to refrain from unilateral actions or inflammatory rhetoric which could lead to increasing tensions meanwhile jean revolution in ukraine is non binding but it is symbolic it does send a strong political message reflecting the position of the majority of member states belonging to the united nations mission in the numbers reflect back on kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence in two thousand and eight happened outside of the authorization of the security council. it was supported by the us and the europeans and whitney i still understood for the gusset that kosovo's independence is the new reality. that's the way they kept freezing. it's a new reality a new reality. russia may just say that crack me up joining russia is now a new reality. that was our teeth marina or china. on capitol hill today congress overwhelmingly backed legislation in the house and senate that would aid ukraine and impose more sanctions on russia. a single bill is expected to be on president obama's desk by the end of the week. bu

i do think there is a problem, miss power is known ace very forceful advocate of unilateral militaryntion on the part of united states in places like syria, kosovo, other places in the past that have sort of did he based the coin if you will on protesting against interventions of a unilateral nature. i would say the debate lines are clearly stoked now. >> the debate lines are clearly established. we also want to point out that president putin spoke with president obama earlier today we are just getting this news in to our newsroom and president putin repeated his insistence that russia has a right to protect its interest in ukraine. do you still think that russia the end game for russia to carve out basically a part of ukraine for itself? or do you think they are looking more towards just aligning itself with the new ukrainian government? >> think they are thinking about aligning themselves with the new ukrainian government if we are referring to the administration in kiev. again i think it must be emphasized doesn't really control much of anything. i am not even sure that they contr

how do you expect to get that ratified if the other party, the party to that treaty unilaterally passes a law which nullifies part of the value of the treaty lacks. >> did i personally? no. >> did the government? >> i don't know. >> shouldn't we know? do you know ms. sub pour? >> i know in designing the program -- [inaudible] >> i don't know if we formerly formerly. >> what about informally? whether the government is. >> i took into account how we design the program so that we will be able to get the information through treaty request based on the information at the banks need to give us under the swiss bank program. >> you took into account. he took it into account that you that? >> senator we thought through what information we needed to make effective treaty request and we are requiring that of the banks. we did not do that in a vacuum. we were aware of what positions this had taken in terms of how the treaty system would work. >> is that unilaterally created created -- create a hurdle for creative problem for us? >> again senator. >> is that a problem? you objected to it i assume in

the obama administration unilaterally exempted businesses from the tax for 2014. simple fairness demands that congress provide the same relief to hardworking americans. when congress can act to provide some relief for hardworking americans, we should. every member here has heard from a frustrated constituent. this shouldn't and need not be a partisan fight. granting relief for hardworking americans is only fair. voting yes on h.r. 4118 is the right thing to do for the people we represent. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the gentleman from michigan is recognized. mr. leffy: i yield myself such time as i may consume. -- mr. levin: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for such time he may consume. without objection. well, here they go again. but this time it's the 50th time that house republicans have brought up legislation to repeal or to undermine the affordable care act. ut this 50th time is no golden anniversary. it's a house republican goose egg fo

in any way, making a decision unilaterally as to what will be in a law passed by congress, not worrying about the code, not worrying about the intent, the text, straightforwardly deciding the president will arbitrate and decide what the law is. >> senator obama as you know i number of occasions criticized the bush administration for doing just that, saying if he were president, the three coequal branches of government, executive, was that of an judicial be treated that way and the separation of powers would be preserved but he had done far from that going beyond any former president in terms of taking areas of the law, whether it be the environmental laws, the list goes on and on a various the president has simply taken the law into the own hands and decided to enforce or not enforce the law or rewrite the law as he has done repeatedly with obamacare. lou: the reality here is their seemingly no reality, and forcing your law act requiring support, the passage of the senate, that search is in question, and it would require the president to sign it, but more to the point his already threat

along with an insistence on unilaterally picking winners and losers. the "tax reform" outlined in the president's budget utilized a corporate-only aproavment in other words, it would amend the business tax system and leave the individual tax code largely as it is. that approach is different from the ideas outlined by the two chairmen of the wroo tax-writing committees, both who have proposed detailed comprehensive tax reform plans. while i haven't endorsed either chairman camp's or chairman wyden's plan, they both recognize that the noncorporate business sector, which makes up over half of all u.s. business businesses, is also in need of tax reform. now, this sets them apart from president obama and the proposals in his latest budget. and of course let's not forget hardworking individual americans, far too many of whom who need assistance in filling out their tax returns. these people would be left behind under the president's proposal. the president's budget looks to raise tax revenue largely to increase more spending on what it calls -- quote -- "inv

want to note for the record i find it supreme irony that the chairman of this committee would unilaterally side -- [inaudible] that an american citizen has waived her fifth amendment rights while actually exercising his fifth amendment right not to answer your question to be asked of the minority of this committee. >> thank you very much. >> we had a hearing today in the committee in which we asked ms. -- she chose not to testify. after an exhaustive seven questions, i determined she was not going to testify. pursuant to an already completed hearing other than her testimony, i adjourned. this point, we will continue our investigation into the irs targeting of conservative groups. without the testimony of ms. lerner. are there any questions? >> [inaudible] >> he was not directing questions for the witness and the committee had already adjourned. >> [inaudible] >> pursuant to the committee, we recessed only to determine whether or not we could get her to give testimony. once it was determined, there was no question before us. mr. cummings did not raise a point of privilege or a point of orde

standing on the fundamental principle, nigeria is opposed to any unilateral declaration by a set that will alter the states to which it appropriately bongs. -- belongs. the referendum and crimea is not in confidence with the constitution of you crane. the consequences of any defiance are better imagined than described. thank you. >> i think the representative of nigeria. i now give the floor to the representative of chad. >> thank you, madam. since the beginning of ukrainian crisis, chad has consistently expressed its commitment to the territorial integrity and unity of ukraine. in line with united nations charter. the changing nature of borders and the territorial integrity of states -- it is a sacrosanct principle, and trine in the final act of the african union. thad is in favor of the draft resolution. it is to be explained by the commitment to the principles. chad is very concerned to note the continuing escalation of the crisis in the ukraine despite of the repeated appeals of the international community, are to go really from the security council for restraint and calm. we thin

operatives proclaimed unilateral declaration of independence in february of two thousand and eight there has never been a course of what if and what president obama is talking about frankly i don't know it is surreal and eternally flecks the tendency of post-modern police stations in the west to create history as they go along because costs of a referendum need not happen he's describing the attributes of the referendum as if his attention will quantity as something real also what i friend and not exist obama was telling a lie. and it's only because of the short historical memories of his audience that can pass unnoticed so let me ask you this then could we say that he made an honest mistake all was it a deliberate misrepresentation of the facts so that to make crimea's referendum look less legitimate. well my personal opinion is that he doesn't know what he's talking about he is simply repeating the talking points presented to him by his advisors his advisors are either ignorant or deliberately seat full or both but there is no doubt that what he told his audience is simply untrue and i

, ak ti vistas que piden un fin a las deportaciones, algo que el presidente dice no puede hacer unilateralr con comunidades seguras, algo que mencionÓ el ex secretario de inmigraciÓn hoy mismo que dijo bueno hay que de jardz cr dejar de criminalizar a las personas que han re entrado a estados unidos >>> la directora de salud nos recuerda que el lunes se vence el plazo de inscripciÓn para el seguro meÉdico. y paul chÁvez nos habla de su papÁ sobre su legado y enseÑanza. los cardiÓlogos mÁs importantes de estados unidos estÁn reunidos en su conferencia anual en washington d.c. y allÍ, ahi revelaron los alarmantes resultados de un estudio con niÑos adolescentes muchos de ellos hispanos, porque muchos de ellos tienen niveles peligrosos de colesterol, cristina londoÑo nos cuenta. >>> el estudio cuenta en nÚmeros historias como la hija menor de estela >>> aquÍ tenia como 9 >>> a esa edad su niÑa padecÍa de colesterol alto y como madre se sentÍa un fracaso >>> yo aquÍ si la regÉ porque realmente es culpa mÍa. sÍ ella no queria comer yo la complacia. uno por quererlos les da, les arruina la vida p

. >> they said they didn't have the statutory authority there in that conference call to unilaterallythis. of course, as you noted, they unilaterally changed the law many times, gretchen. >> republicans are saying this is a politically motivated decision. does it have anything to do with the midterm elections coming up. >> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said this is now the legal equivalent of swiss cheese, because there's been so many changes and the changes are tied to the midterms trying to give democrats up for election a little bit of a breather, et cetera. speaker john boehner went a step further. >> another deadline made meaningless. hasn't put enough loopholes into the law already, resorting to an honor system to enforce it. what was this, a joke? >> senate democratic leader harry reid fired back in washington the real joke on boehner because he tried many times, without success, to repeal the law. of course that argument is undermined a bit when the president himself keeps changing the law. gretchen. >> all right. hard to keep it all straight, even all the way from

the open will not leave extended past march 31 and this is the 37th major delay of the unilateral administrativeion. each of those actions and delays represent a significant change in the law passed by congress and signed by the president in 2010. the obama administration have promised repeatedly since the previous delay that on february february 10 that there would be no more delays. it was only two weeks ago that the centers for medicare and medicaid services declared that they did not have the authority to order such an extension and then secretary kathleen sibelius testified before two separate committees that the march 31 deadline uld not be changed. listen to these outright declarations that are as of today no longer operative. >> we have no plans to extend the open woman. it ends on march 31. in fact, we don't actually have the statutory authority to extend the enrollment time in 2014. >> are you going to delay the open woman beyond march 31? >> moment will not be delayed. the enrollment deadline will end march 31. >> there is secretary sebelius understanding unsuccessfully why it contrad

. >> the dalai lama has unilaterally force this man over 18 years ago and we are asking him to lift the ban. it is unjust and it is causing suffering in the community. >> this was the dalai lama's fourth visit to the national cathedral. thee want to turn to escalating crisis in the ukraine. the crimean region is set to vote if residents want to be part of russia while president obama and vladimir putin had a phone call to discussion -- to discuss sanctions and other actions if this goes through. tug-of-warrnational over a strategically critical ukrainian peninsula is now leaning heavily in favor of russia. >> they vote to be with russia, to be with moscow. parliament voted overnight to break away from ukraine and join the russian federation. opponents were silenced and dragged away. parliamentrussia's said they would welcome the new territory with open arms, but the u.s. and you -- in government said that would be illegal. >> we are well beyond the days of where borders can be redrawn over the heads of democratic leaders. >> mr. obama has been unable to advance putin to back down. durin

and the unilateral defense, for czech republic and poland, maybe we should move back there. and secondly, as shep pointed out, this pipeline, the energy coming from ukraine is significant to europe. so do we need to really evaluate energy as a means -- what. >> what you're pointing out is the lack of planning that took place before this. if in fact we can't get our european allies to really support strong economic demands, then we should think what should we do that is within our control? one thing we should do is re-negotiate with the czech republic and poland. start to put up a missile defense which we knows irritates the heck out of russia, something they're very, very afraid of. also take a look at the weak economic sanctions that we can impose, that was in our control. also it wouldn't be a bad idea to start to support the surplus of natural gas. we have a surplus of natural gas, we're flaring it off in north dakota because we have so much. the natural gas we're flaring off in north dakota would go a long way to keep putin from extorting. we call this guy a thug, a lot

. >> crystal clear in what we received, what we get, we get the unilateral application of all economiceasures by the european union. this will substantially boost ukrainian economic growth as the eu opened its markets. so we would gain additionally up to 490 million euros. >> -- can have in this situation? >> do you think that nato can help -- in this situation? we know that obama unilateral territory. >> so ask both of them. >> some people say -- [ indiscernible ]. >> it's up to everyone to decide. do we share value or we share values. you need to pay the price and we all need to pay the price for peace, stability, security and value. and i strongly believe that the eu acknowledged this, realize this, and the eu will seek in one single and strong voice protecting the values, defending the territorial integrity of ukraine and protect the eu itself. because god knows where is the final destination. is it ukraine? or is it the eu? what's happening in the world today? what's up? russia decided to actually impose a new post cold war order and to revise the results of the second world war.

yet in all not a newly eligible for a good element in its usual based on a unilateral we knew our business this year soon only on the lonely on that day that. the i'm sure a sign to say. on sunday. could be injured in the middle of winter. the two slowed recently on. she is my question could be a whole lot to me and i i i. it is a condition called land of the alumni. it was published in national geographic magazine and created a sensation around the world missing a practice that continues today. most distinctive characteristic was the distinctive yellow worn during summer months lee and to port sixteen sixteen. each soul. eighteen on the top piece yes and it leads you to all. to whom they can lead to some of that feeling that i'm old. so you'll find it on the human and can lead actor. more units in hunger no more yuan a share. the action live on mm mm mm that you leave the territory of over twenty thousand square kilometers but he only had one hundred thousand competing in some circles i was always in the lead against outsiders such as stevens and his team in the eye. almost four thousand

we trust that all of the parties in ukraine will refrain from unilateral action that could hamper dialogue or remove the opportunity for a peaceful solution. we believe that it is all up to the ukrainians to decide their internal affairs. it is not for the security council to define this situation. our responsibility is to maintain international peace and security. we then hope that all countries will respect the principle of non-interference and and internal affairs. and the commitment to act strictly in compliance with international law and the united nations charter, with the goal of achieving a peaceful solution in this country. thank you. >> i think the representative of argentina. and now give the floor to the representative of australia. >> thank you, madam president. australia is seriously disturbed that the draft resolution before us has been vetoed. its purpose was to reaffirm the fundamental principles and norms governing relations the between the states in the post-1945 world. obligations that form the core of the united nations charter. respect for the sovereignty and territor

no genuine ban on unilateral declarations of -- there have been no documents in council that have any precedent on that. international law has no bands in general on declaring independence. it is very clear. documents,ten quote but i will give you one more. here is a written memorandum. u.s. dated 2009. again, i will quote. in the declaration on they cannot, violate domestic legislation, but that does not mean a breach of international law. ". quote.of they are pressuring everyone to recognize laws. why? [applause] reactions of crimea are in line with their own memo. thing, buty do one the same thing will be denied to ukrainians, russians, and crimean tartar's. the u.s. said that it was a unique case. why is it so unique? they say that there were a lot of casualties during the conflict. is that the legal argument? the u.n. court of justice never mentioned that. this does not just come standard. this is primitive. thingsnot use the same for your own interests. you cannot call something black one day and white the next day. do we need to allow casualties to happen? we could have seen th

>> i say the republicans are not entitled unilaterally to say to any citizen they have waived their right. if you look at case law, it couldn't be clearer going back to the mccarthy era, the quinn case before the supreme court of the united states. all defer ngs has to be given to a citizen who invoked the fifth amendment, and it's not up to a partisan group of one committee unilaterally to waive the constitutional rights of any citizen in the united states. that's what darrell issa and company are trying to do, and now to bother tea party members who say they're concerned about the government on their necks. this is an egregious abuse of power by a government entity, the republican majority of our committee. >> what's next for the oversight committee when it comes to this investigation? >> the republicans have clearly tried to cook the books here. and they want to bring a contempt citation against lois lerner, and the sole reason is this plays well with their base. they did polling and the irs issue plays well with their base. the rights of the citizens are trampled on is just a casualty

. >> let's talk about there because there have been by our count almost 30 unilateral changes to the law in one way or another to make it workable at least in the administration's. . you're concerned about the medication care prescription drug benefit and how it's going to affect seniors. of course we're talking about medicare advantage, which serves 16 million seniors. and this is really a -- sort of a reputation of if you like what you have you can keep it. because many seniors are finding is that the $300 been that's been cut out of military, then it's trying to increase oh pam ma care. but them, of course, threat.sthat private sector alternative and will force people into a single payor option. >> something else i want to ask you about that a lot of people may not understand and it hasn't gotten as much attention this week, but it's another change the administration has been making when it comes to these states where their exchanges, their websites haven't been working. oregon, not a single person has been able to sign up. there have been some questions about the federal tax suss

as you know, he's wanted to increase the minimum wage unilaterally but it has not passed congress atantime he's talking about possibly increasing the wages for overtime for salaried workers here in the united states. you can watch this streaming live on foxnews.com. and we'll do it there in its entirety. in the meantime, on this program the search for the missing plane not only a worldwide effort. outer space is now involved. how nasa is trying to help out. we're live with that story. >>> and hecklers disrupt governor chris christie's town hall in new jersey. how the governor responded to that. next. >>> fox news alert right now. we could hear about the search for flight 370. malaysia air 370. from the department of homeland security right now. secretary jay johnson about to testify on capitol hill about the president's budget proposal and the impact on his agency. fox news learning lawmakers plan to ask about the missing jetliner and the investigation into what possibly could have gone wrong. so keep it right here. we will bring that to you right away. >>> more conflicting storyline

became clear that there was no possible resolution that the raits or european allies backed the unilateral independence. this is different to the situation in crimea. this is different were there hasn't been a framework. initially, it's not been in this process, and when you look at the referendum, the thing that is disturbing is beyond the question of legality. you are talking about a weighty matter that has long-term economic and cultural consequences, geopolitical consequences. there has been no deliberate discussion of this before a decision is taken. the referendum on sunday, if it, indeed takes place is not going to be a considered voice of any set of people. >> ambassador, you heard tom graham talk about how over the last decades you tried to knit companies into an disagrees alts agreements, covenants presenting this thing from happening. don't countries that fancy themselves big powers reserve the right to act in their interests when they see fit. isn't putin doing what pig power of the countries have done for a long time - honour the agreements until you don't want to honour them

we are simply trying to place in code what the president is doing unilaterally. you want to talk about a closed process where people don't have an opportunity to participate, that is governing by executive fiat. that is what we are trying to stop today. i'll reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from texas reserves the balance of his time. without objection, the gentleman from colorado will control the time for the minority. the gentleman from colorado is recognized. mr. polis: i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for as much time as he wishes. mr. polis: i want to come to the floor to wish the republicans a happy anniversary. i brought a gold ring. this is the 50th repeal of obamacare. i want to wish my colleagues a happy 50th anniversary for the repeal of obamacare. like any marriage that lasts 50 years, it takes a lot of work, but the american people have shown that they want this marriage to last. they have shown that by re-electing barack obama was president. they hav

and the larger point is really this, it is diplomacy and respect for sovereignty, not unilateral force that can best solve disputes like this in the 21st century. president obama and i want to make it clear to russia and to everybody in the world that we are not seeking confrontation. there's a better way for russia to pursue its legitimate interests in ukraine. if you were legitimately worried about some of your citizens, then go to the government, talk to them about it, go to the u.n., raise the issue in the security council, go to the osce, raise it in one of the human rights organizations. there are countless outlets that an organized structured decent world has struggled to put together to resolve these differences so we don't see a nation unilaterally invade another nation. there's a better way for russia to pursue its legitimate interests in ukraine. russia can choose to comply with international law and honor its commitments under the helsinki final act under the united nations charter. if it wants to help protect ethnic russians, as it purports to, and if they were threatened,

it is diplomacy and respect for sovereignty, not unilateral force that can best solve disputes like thise 21st century. president obama and i want to make it clear to russia and to everybody in the world, we are not seeking confrontation. there is a better way for russia to pursue its legitimate interests in ukraine. if you were legitimately worried about some of your citizens, then go to the government. talk to them about it. go to the u.s. raise the issue in the security council. go to the osce. raise one of the human rights organizations. there are countless outlets that an organized, structured, decent world has struggled to put together to resolve these differences so we don't see a nation unilaterally invade another nation. there is another way for russia to pursue its legitimate interests in ukraine. russia can choose to comply with international law and honor its commitments under the helsinki final act under the united nations charter. if it wants to help protect ethnic russians as it purports to and if they were threatened, with he would support effort to protect them as would,

obama to be a unilateral disarmer, but that is what he is doing. >> except that is not true. >> mr. putin does not work on the base of morally superior to me. >> it's interesting what ben says and the metaphor which i agree with, it isn't true. >> he didn't use the metaphor. gary did. ben went away from the metaphor. >> i understand. we have 60,000 troops in europe, account for 3/4 of the budget of nato. we are still a superpower and have chosen for budget reasons not to pursue space the way we used to. we were relatively friendly with russia. while i think the metaphor is right, i agree with everything gary said. we do have these structural problems. fox news alert. we can't lose sight of the fact we still are the world's military superpower, far more powerful than russia. >> where does this go? bottom line is the world doesn't follow or lead the president's poll numbers continue to get worse. americans' perception about where they stand doesn't seem to get much better. >> that's why i was never in favor of doing away with the space shuttle program then having this gap, which we've

he is just unilaterally lifting it, changing the dates. >> just to be clear, i don't think he shouldg it. i have said it before. it is arbitrary, unfair the way it is being applied and some get taken care of and others are sort of left out -- hung out to dry. >> when laws are passed, we have co-equal branches of government. separation of powers and you would think the president has to follow the letter of the law as passed by congress and not have the ability to change all the laws. >> when the u.s. wrote the constitution 400 years ago -- >> we finally passed it 400 years ago. >> thanks, sheila. >> and the pilgrims brought it. >> john smith and polk -- pocahantas. >> i am already seeing a clip of you -- >> you can't hurt me with clips anymore. i've been hurt too much. i am just referring to sheila jackson saying let's follow the constitution that is 400 years old. and i googled her, she thought we landed on mars. not the moon. we thought that vietnam was still north and south vietnam snow and brian is in trouble tomorrow morning. you can tune in for whatever happens between now and t

la pregunta que se hacen muchos ¿ polÍticamente hablando sÍ el presidente antes de agosto actÚa unilateralviene y dice voy alego le za legalizar a la gente indocumentado sin o con ustedes si no le gusta vengan al debate. el segundo lugar que el punto de negociaciÓn ha sido la legislaciÓn, se ha querido intercambiar por el reforzamiento de la frontera por comunidades seguras por el sistema de verificaciÓn nacional, eh, a cambio de la legalizaciÓn si el presidente dice saben que lo voy a ser yo, quita ese punto de negociaciÓn del medio, entonces fuerza que los republicanos vengan la mesa. la realidad es que los republicanos las alas mÁs conservadoras de los republicanos no estÁ moviendo esta reforma, ni los demÓcratas, entonces el Único que puede actuar en este momento para meterle un poco de oxÍgeno a este debate es el presidente. y eso comienza con el paro a las de fo deportacion deportaciones. >>> ambos muchas gracias por estar con nosotros en el dÍa de mÍo hoy en enfoque >>> gracias >>> un placer >>> al regresar hablamos con diego luna la actriz amÉrica ferrera y el hijo del legendario s

we understand his situation cannot be resolved through unilateral action. we stress that any action should be avoided which would further complicate the situation where what further out of reach a peaceful and political solution to this crisis. thank you very much. >> i think the representative rahm argentina. i give the floor to the permanent representative of her want to. microphone for rwanda, please. >> this shows the seriousness of the situation. it also shows the commitment of the security council for a diplomatic solution to the crisis. that thank you secretary-general and the assist in. -- assistant further briefings on the political situation in ukraine. rwanda is still concerned about the prevailing rhetoric in ukraine as well as the continuing frustrations and violence in cities of eastern ukraine. something needs to be done. that begins with a commitment from all parties with a sense of urgency. we want to avoid further escalation of the situation. recommend the role of the u.n. in this regard. we look forward to interacting with the russian fed

it was not done unilaterally. i noted in my testimony that comparing the active and reserve reductions, we protect the national guard reductions those versus percentage of cuts to the active. i hope that is clear. as do the second part of your question, when you look at the future needs and assessments as threats and challenges, the national guard has a couple of rolls. duty has but one responsibility and that is to be active and ready and agile. case witht the national guard and reserves. not that they are not capable. they did a tremendous job in iraq and afghanistan. there are different responsibilities. i met with the governor's counsel last week on this. we have talked to governors about their responsibilities as to how they use their national guard. explanation that would be more helpful to you as to why the recommendations were made the way they were, that would be it. >> i will share my view that i certainly think both the guard and our reserves are a critical part of our readiness and capability to defend