plan is unfair and unprofessional . the legacy of war still haunting iraq nearly ten years since the us invasion two car bombs have killed at least ten people in the latest spark of violence made ongoing criticism of washington's decade old decision. very lucky to meet. remembering. the president of. those who love to hate him and in that exclusive interview with r.t. he says his ambition for his country is to live a normal european state. you're watching live from moscow it's two pm in the russian capital for forty one days they've gone without food in a desperate bid to draw attention to their plight more than a hundred detainees at the guantanamo bay prison have reportedly been starving themselves the action was sparked by the confiscation of their personal items on the desecration of the qur'an but prison officials however insist there's only a handful of prisoners refusing food is how the spokes person described the situation in guantanamo in response to our. he said their mission provide safe legal humane and tran

it's unprofessional. when you are dealing with somebody who has a loss like this, just think of the word professional. that's what we try to do. this sort of body language here, she's trying to comfort here, do you think she's buying it? not with that body language. she's not really buying it. some people won't. some people will never be the same. like that thing with katrina, some people are really good but you can tell just under the surface that they are a wreck. give them space, try to be professional, try to comfort them if you can, but some people won't let you. and don't take it personal. that's the main thing, just don't take it personal. sometimes people just can't be helped. they are not mad at you, they don't hate you, you are trying to help them. they probably understand that, but they have suffered a terrific loss and some people you can't help. but try. you got to try anyway. that's kind of why we're here, we want to try. some other feels, disorientation, physical or emotional numbness, loss

that is so unprofessional. oh, relax, katie. it's not a problem. what is borax? trebek: yes, you are right. they bump you in junior high the next thing you know you're being bumped in high schools, colleges trade schools... before you know it letterman's not returning your calls. you got an ashtray? no, i don't have any ashtrays. ooh, cereal bowls. katie: jerry, now, don't freak out. i'll take care of it. all right, thanks. what is tungsten or wolfram? we were looking for, "what is tungsten... or wolfram?" is this a repeat? no, no, no. just lately i've been thinking a lot clearer. like this afternoon-- what is chicken kiev?-- i really enjoyed watching a documentary with louise. louise. that's what's doing it. you're no longer preoccupied with sex so your mind is able to focus. ya think? yeah. i mean let's say this is your brain, ok? now, from what i know about you your brain consists of 2 parts-- the intellect... represented here... and the part obsessed with sex. now, granted you have extracted an astonishing amount from this little scrap but with no-sex louise

ethical code, and so that you can control their licenses and removal of their licenses if they act unprofessionally. of course, monopolies are not something that historic way russia would consider to be an option. they have the issues they're considering over there. china, which i just returned from, they have just announced that they have 200,000 lawyers in china today. the chinese government announced they will have 1 million lawyers in the next 10 years. you might ask yourself, what country wants more lawyers? let me tell you one thing about the chinese. they are very smart. an example of how the world has changed is more ipo's were done in shanghai last year than in london and new york combined. all right? it tells you where the world is shifting. why do they need more lawyers? they understand that they want to be the dominant economic and business powerhouse in the world. they look at the american model. they need lawyers to make those deals. i would advise them to have a quality legal education. that is opposed to brazil, where you have 1000 law schools, you can open a law school for a couple

vladimir putin the president has said it's unfair, it's unprofessional, and it's dangerous precedent. why are the russians so upset? i'll leave the viewers to think about this. russian corporates and russian funds have over 30 billion euros wrapped up in cyprus funds as well. the burgeoning cyprus financial sector has been driven by russian money which one way or the other has found its way from russia into cyprus as well. many people think this is some form of tax avoidance for russian individuals and corporates and funds but the russians are the biggest stake holders and clearly they would be hit much more than individual cypriot depositors. >> what does this mean for the ripple effect outside the eu and into the american markets? >> well, that's a very important point. the u.s. markets came up just a little bit on the friday session before all this cyprus news came out. we had finished what was the greatest run-up in the dow since 1996. ten straight sessions of gains. a little bit of euphoria in the markets had been coming out a bit. the concern is that this won't be just a cypriot

countries president president vladimir putin branded unfair unprofessional and dangerous if taken after this afternoon's vote the so-called rescue plan for the tiny euro zone country would see a one time levy on all bank accounts to avoid a national default. as more well today is a crucial day for cyprus as its parliament votes and ratifying that new one time bank deposit tax that has really come as a surprise when it was announced over the weekend that people in cyprus already having reacted with a bit of a panic no this came about as the e.u. finance ministers as the and the international monetary fund had agreed upon a ten billion euro bailout for the country on the condition that this bank tax a bank deposit tax be imposed now this could amount to up to nine point nine percent of of those who have a more than one hundred thousand euros in the bank and for many people there it's said their entire life savings that they have that are they feel are now in trouble and the panic that has been stirred over the weekend people trying to get money out of the cash machines but electronic tran

unfair unprofessional and dangerous were the words that that amir putin used through his spokesman about this tax on deposits in cyprus that would be necessary for that ten billion euro e.u. i.m.f. loan russian banks russian businessmen and exceptionally rich russian individuals hold a disproportionately huge deposits in cyprus given the country's size the exact number of billions is estimated to be above ten but the exact number could be far higher it's very hard to establish it's partly because of that reason that the e.u. wanted a tax to try and distribute the burden equally and to avoid money laundering there are reports in the greek media that the russian state energy giant gazprom proposed its own bailout to cyprus in return for energy exploration rights around the island but it was turned down because cyprus wanted a solution from within the e.u. all of this does raise questions about the future of russian deposits in cyprus about whether this tax will hurt more investors all the banks that hold their deposits if those deposits are withdrawn it also raises questions over a two poi

we have a lot more to come. [ laughter ] >> so unprofessional. that poor cat worked his tail

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for example, putin via spokesman has apparently called the levy, if approved, unfair, unprofessional and dangerous. european markets are in the red across the board as we've seen today. the ftse 100 down almost 1% and the xetra dax better than 1%. the ibex 35 is down 2%, roughly the same amount for the ftse mib. we can tell you that spanish and italian bonds have risen both on banks and for some of the periphery, showing pressure, as well. here is a look at some european banks. a mix there. on the left, you can see spain. banco santander down almost 4% some some cases. unicredit down almost 5%. moving to the french banks, credit agricole and bnp are showing pressure down 3% to 4%. even in germany, down 2.4% there. a lot of concern will come down to just to what extent investors can assume even senior debt is protected going forward. we'll get to that discussion in just a second. in the meantime, look at the bond space. no rotating out of the periphery and into the safer haven trades this morning. yields falling below 1.9%. and the ten-year bund in germany is below 1.4% as the yield i

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he said it's offensive and unprofessional for the mayor to automatically assume one definition of the word when there are multiple definitions. [ laughter ] nice try. this guy sounds like a real dumbbell. and by that, i mean he sounds like someone you could use for strength training. not offensive. [ laughter ] a lot of people don't believe the councilman's excuse, and by a lot of people, i mean no one believes if councilman's excuse. i don't know why he doesn't just admit that it was a dopey mistake, but he won't. and his spokesman today didn't help things. >> the councilman works very hard to make sure they're gay with the job he's doing, so naturally he was very ungay to learn he had upset so many of his con -- con stitch wants. at this time, i'm gay to take any questions. you, the homosexual in front. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a weird way to put things. in canadian college football -- did you know there is canadian college football? well, there is. there's a former wide receiver for acadia university, he's been posting workout videos on youtube in the hopes of getting signed b

i am a slut, liar, unprofessional. this information goes to the general and he is to look at that contemporaneously was supplanting his judgment to the fact trainers. there is no good reason for that. i can't go blind and i would love it if one of you at tommy wai and our system after the appeal is finished then there's an opportunity for clemency by an executive authority to commute a sentence, to pardon someone, but not prior to a decision on whether the case was in fact conducted legally. how can someone's judgment about the factual determination in a case be clear if they are being bombarded with evidence of character of the defendant who hadn't taken a stand for an opportunity to a factfinders for his testimony to be cross examined. i would like some explanation as to how the good and discipline of order is enhanced by the ability of a good mixing of those two very different deliberations. >> senator, a day to try first on the question. we have two distinct aspects. the convenient authorities on findings and those

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the unprofessional people they have, after 9/11, they pushed them in there. of these are ex-security guards, and they become tsa, what they should have done is weed out and get more professionals, for courtesy, more people go by there and you can do things a certain way, pat people done certain ways. other side is the technology. we are in 2013. there are technologies out there that can distinguish between explosives or not. i don't understand why we're not using all this money we're spending to get the technology. these other machines were put in -- i think chertoff was his name -- a billion dollars of these machines ran through there, didn't detect -- >> what about the dogs? dogs could have smelled that -- >> i don't know. i don't know about dogs. i think as far as technology goes, and also the big p, profiling. we couldn't use the profile word. >> shouldn't we profile? >> absolutely. i'm looking for a terrorist that wants to hurt americans. i can talk to somebody who -- a little white irish girl and i said, did you pack your bag? no, hi boyfriend was aroun

we have a lot more to come. [ laughter ] >> so unprofessional. that poor cat worked his tail off to lose one pound in six weeks and the anchor can't keep it together to give that story what it deserves. i, too, have lost it laughing a few times. let's move beyond that. i would like to point out there are many more examples of times when i have held it together against all odds. >> let's think about this. >> if you are the adventurous type or like to splurge or crap -- literally. >> subway hasn't commented on the lawsuits but did release a statement promising that it does want to give you all 12 inches. and i quote -- we have redoubled our efforts -- >>> it is the christmas boobsy. it is a beer koozy with breasts. a concept that debuted at the holiday wonder land that is hooters. >> don't eat my pants. [ laughter ] >> watched it like 30 times. >> of course, sometimes you have no choice and you have to let it all out. >> sorry. [ laughter ] come on. this is torture. [ laughter ] >> part two. i know you got it. [ laughter ] look, there will always b

now russian president vladimir putin is calling the move, quote, unfair, unprofessional and dangerous of euros held in cyprus bank. this is important. >> steve rattner, why does this matter? cyprus. >> who cares about cyprus, right? >> actually, we should. >> cyprus hill. >> what does it matter? come on. tell me if somebody sneezes in cyprus we get a cold on the nasdaq? >> we're going to have a cold on the nasdaq because the nasdaq is going to go down today. two reasons why this matters. obviously not many people care about cyprus. first, this is an example of how the europeans have screwed up the bailout by trying to get the depositors to pay part of the cost. you now have a run on the bank. you could have a run on the banks in europe azure pees euroy why do i have my money in this bank? i could be next. it shows europe is still a mess. they have a whole bunch of problems. cyprus may be really tiny. it can affect behavior in other parts of the eurozone as we saw with greece. it's a case where the europeans are trying to punish a bunch of russian oligarchs who have deposits in cyprus

putin calls it unfair, unprofessional and dangerous. medvedev said it looks like confiscation.ave to do with cyprus? the lax foreign investment laws and 10% flat tax make it and attractive place for wellity people and corporations to park their money. moodys estimates that about $19 billion in russian cash is in banks in cyprus. the central bank of cyprus says residents account for 63% of all the money in eye plus bacyprus . but a whopping 30% belongs to residents in the rest of the world, including a lot of them from russia. now, as part of the bailout deal, cyprus has agreed to an international antimony laundering audit. not seeing any market reaction here in the united states so far. nor do we expect any direct economic implications here in the united states. from the cnn money newsroom in new york, i'm ali velshi. anncr: and many of the tornado's victims are... without homes tonight. girl: first, i saw it on cable. then i read about it online. i found out how to help. i downloaded the info. i spoke up... and told my friends... and they told their friends... and together, we

he also mentioned russia's reaction, up fair, unprofessional, and dangerous, and that's how the president described the cypress plan to allow the tax on depositors. you touched on it, dave, but russian banks had about $12 billion placed in cypress and corporate deposits amounting to $19 billion of u.s. dollars end of last year, according to moody's ratings agency. the news from cypress is driving the commodity's market. phil flynn of price future group. hi, phil, nice to see you for your take. investors flock to gold, about 1600 first time this month. >> why gold is hit hard over the last couping months is because we thought europe was fixed. obviously, not. there is the perfect play for gold. when you get a government taking money out of somebody's bank account, you know, in the name of austerity or fixing the bank, that is the perfect reason to go to gold. gold, of course, has been gaining strength in recent weeks on this news, obviously, back over 1600 an annals. we're even -- on amounts, and it's even a bit higher. some say we overplayed it, the markets coming down again. i heard that

the fact of the matter is unprofessional conduct within the department of justice whether you're a republicanable. racial slurs, racial epithets whether directed to white or black people not appropriate and not professional and we don't do that in the practice of law. it's a systemic problem, hopefully it will get better, but again, the law needs to be defined in a neutral manner. and there's a difference between bad hiring practices and i'm not defending it, and application of the law. the application of the law. >> megyn: the report goes on and i've got to go. i've got to go, but-- no, i've got to go, but it leaves the viewer with, or the reader with the following terms, polarization and harassment within the voting section, and bitter controversy, and largely a function of leadership and culture, surprise and dismayed at what we found. and even the atlantic is now coming out, andrew cowan writing for them and saying, and i quote, this is unacceptable. eric holder cannot remain silent on this. gentlemen, thank you both so much for being here with your insights. >> thank you, megyn. >> thank

a professional hearing that is unprofessional government programs. [inaudible] >> is that a professional program lacks. >> stop testifying killer drone strikes. >> we are making more enemies. we are opening places like saudi arabia that is just going to blowback against us. this program as a national security threat and we are the citizens are speaking up for national security because our government is not doing anything to make us secure. in fact, you are making us more hated around the world which is going to be more attacks against us. >> targeted assassinations is not what this country stands for. this is an outrage against the way our way of life. >> it's time to get some oversight in these hearings. the committee needs to do real oversight. we can have access to the public, documents written by the attorney general's office. how are they supposed to do any kind of oversight? >> senator leahy said he was disappointed. why does me issue a subpoena? >> and attorney general said -- [inaudible] who is keeping these memos from the committees that are

unprofessional. now, this information goes to this general, and he is to look at that contemporaneously with supplanting his judgment for the fact finders'. there is no good reason for that. i can't think of one, and i would love it if one of you would tell me why -- in our system after the appeal is finished, then there's an opportunity for clemency by an executive authority. to commute a seasons, to pardon someone -- to commute a sentence, to pardon someone, but not prior to a decision on whether the case was, n., conducted legally. how can someone's judgment about the factual determination in a case be clear if they are being bombarded with evidence of character of the defendant who hadn't taken the stand for an opportunity of fact finders for his character to be cross-examined for bad acts? and i would like some explanation from you as to how the good and discipline of the order is enhanced by the ability of the mixing of hose two very different -- of those two very different deliberations. >> se

i am a liar, unprofessional. this information goes to this general and he is to look at that contemporaneously with supplanting his judgment for the factfinders. there is no good reason for that. i can't think of one and i would love it if one of you would tell me why in our system after the appeal is finished then there's an opportunity for clemency by an executive authority to commute the sentence, to pardon someone, but not prior to a decision on whether the case was in fact connect it legally. how can someone's judgment about the factual determination in that case be clear if they are being bombarded with evidence of character of the defendant who had taken a stand for an opportunity of fat binders for his care are to be cross-examined. i would like some explanation is enhanced by the ability of the mixing of those very different deliberations. >> senator, they too try first on the question. we have two distinct suspects on the findings and sentence. the clemency of course extends to sentence revision in some

the report criticizes a unit of the justice department, saying problems with unprofessional conduct in the department's voting section that erupted during the george bush administration -- speaking of thomas progress, but president's popular at -- possible selection for labor secretary, there's a picture of him standing by attorney general eric holder. that's the wall street journal. dan in detroit michigan, independent line. caller: hello. these two parties have both been derelict in their duties, something going on a long time. host: what do you think about yesterday? caller: i'm watching paul ryan now. he sounds pretty good on tv, but i think a lot of it is grandstanding. they knew this problem was going on a long time. i say bring our troops home. these two parts will destroy this great nation. host: next, we learn, pennsylvania, a democrat. caller: representative ryan's spending budget is terrible, because social security as a medic to do with the deficit, so why mess with social security? we learned that money. i'm 34 years old and wonder if it will be there. host: there are pape

her reaction when she was approached in a professional way was extremely unprofessional and rude andive. the woman claims that she's been trying to get the corporate offices on the phone for a couple of days to get her pass back. so far, unsuccessful. interestingly, in this whole story, megyn of all the things we read in the interviews, nobody came to this woman's defense. nobody. saying, no, no, no, she was fine, it was just, you know, a quick phone call, nobody. so, right now, her pass is gone. don't know if it's coming back. >> doesn't look promising. all right, trace, thank you. >> okay. >> well, in an exclusive interview with fox news sunday, former presidential nominee mitt romney delivered some eye-opening comments about the country's budget problems and coming up, why he told chris wallace that it has to do with the fact that president obama in his view is much more focused on campaigning than on leading. plus, next hour, one of the leading black lawmakers in washington this weekend joining the list of those attacking justice antonin scalia over the hearing held at the suprem

>>brian: brian cablick came in and said her reaction is unprofessional and she is a repeat offender.re do you stand on this about making phone calls on the gym? >>gretchen: is it a phone call or ipad? >>brian: on the phone. she said my ipad is charging here. i can't leave yet. >>gretchen: let us know what you think about that. >>steve: does that commercial make sense? he lifts things up. some people write in their diary. collect welfare? our next guest says the administration is watering down requirements for welfare. can the administration be stopped? >>brian: he fought in vietnam. now the government won't let him carry a gun. the reason? he got into a fistfight 40 years ago. the veteran himself will be here to explain. ♪ looking for a litter with natural ingredients that helps neutralize odors. discover tidy cats pure nature. uniquely formulated with cedar, pine, and corn. avoid bad.fats. don't go over 2000... 1200 calories a day. carbs are bad. carbs are good. the story keeps changing. so i'm not listening... to anyone but myself. i know better nutrition when i seet: great grains.

a professional hearing but it's unprofessional -- >> thank you for coming. >> 4,700 people in countries where we are not at war. now is that a conventional program? >> we need to stop testifying, kill our drones. stop the fighting. killer drones strike. >> we are playing into the hands of extremists like al qaeda and we are opening new drone bases in places like saudi arabia that are just going to blow back against us. this program is a national security threat, and we are the citizens who are speaking up for our national security because our government is not doing anything to make us secure. in fact, you're making us more hated around the world which is going to mean more attacks against us. >> the targeted assassinations is not what this country stands for. this is an outrage against the way -- our way of life. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] >> trying to get some oversight in these hearings. it's time for the committee to do real oversight. if they don't have access to the public documents written by th

. >> some people call this -- chefs would call this a peasant's cut because it's so unprofessional. >t in the rest of the meat we browned before. as they said in the godfather, shove in your vegetables. >> godfather i or ii? >> i think it was one actually. then you cook these until they're tender which, again, we have to pretend. >> still at this stage not adding any wine or liquid at that? >> no. and better to do the vegetables once the meat is browned but we're taking short cuts here. the meat is browned, the vegetables are glossy and starting to soften a little bit. add some red wine and some stock. >> okay. it has to be a combination? can you use water instead of stock? >> you can use water instead of stock. since stock is made out of meat and vegetables, water will turn into stock. >> cook this at low heat. what's the temperature? >> 250 degrees, super low heat. in the oven or very low simmer on top of the stove. >> for approximately how long? >> different meat will take a different amount -- different cut also take different amounts of time to tenderize. say two to three hours.

unprofessional.ow, this information goes to this general, and he is to look at that contemporaneously with supplanting his judgment to the factfinders. there is no good reason for that. i can't think of one and i would love it if one of you would tell me why, in our system, after the appeal is finished then there's an opportunity for clemency by an executive authority. to commute a sentence, to pardon someone, but not prior to a decision on whether the case was, in fact, conducted legally. how can someone's judgment about the factual determination in a case be clear if they are being bombarded with evidence of characters of the defendant, who hadn't taken the stand for an opportunity for factfinders for his character to be cross examined, for that act? and i would like some explanation from you as to how the good and disciplined of the order is enhanced by the ability of the mixing of those two very different deliberations. >> senator, i'd like to try first on the question. i think we had two distinc