we will certainly not leave one stone unturned. rahini says that they will try to break the stalemate. however, the syrian opposition declares it unsuccessful. been madegress has since the second round of geneva with started on monday either side unable to find common ground. , i think the solution will be through the military operation and our rebels fighting on the ground. >> further contributing to the deadlock, damascus presented a resolution.uncil mediator -- the human mediator -- the u.n. mediator will meet with both sides. >> tablet into bangkok to clear areas that have been occupied by protesters for weeks. the authorities will do all they can to avoid violence. but the antigovernment protesters say they are not going anywhere. >> go home was the message. after months of antigovernment scenes in front of the capital, they set about retaking the occupied site. protesters tried to block the operation. >> are you still working for those murders? of monks, someup protesters carried out a peaceful sitting -- peaceful sit in. >>

back in december we we have a hearing we told the public we'd e we'd get to the bottom no stone unturned. just reassuring that to the public this is exactly what's happening and we'll have a comprehensive report that i believe will explain our concerns. so i look forward to that. i believe the director has been working i know this for a faculties taken a lot of man-hours and i believe we should have it shortly. i don't want you to commit to a timeline but everything involved here down to the starldz this report will be done pretty soon and we'll bring it back. we can have a special hearing but we'll cross that bridge. we'll have a good long time to digest what's in the report and ask the hard questions if they're not in the report >> director huey. >> yeah. i agree with you. the report should be, you know, shortly maybe few days or early next week will be ready with the final input from everyone >> okay. all right. . thank you personally for all the hard work along with our staff. so with that, ma'am secretary we'll take any public comment? >> okay. >> good morning, commissioners i'm the

as far as the united nations is concerned, we will certainly not leave one stone unturned if there is possibility to move forward. >> reporter: for now it seems the desire to help the besieged and displaced may be the only way forward. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, we'll go to arizona. we will take a look at the annual stand-down event, an event where veterans can get any type of help they need. >>> and anti-fraccers protesting in ireland. so many money stories sound complicated. but don't worry. i'm here to take the fear out of finance. every night on my show i break down the confusing financial speak and make it real. ♪ >>> it is day three of deliberations in the case of michael dunn, the florida man charged with killing 17-year-old jordan davis in the dispute over loud rap music. 12 jurors will decide whether to convict dunn of first degree murder. he claimed self-defense. >>> phoenix veterans in need are all coming together. the annual event has government and community organizations all in one place. they are offering everything from medical services to haircuts. what is t

always fighting, as far as the united nations is concerned, we will certainly not leave one stone unturned if there's the possibility to move forward. >> now it she's that the desire to help the sieged and displaced may be the only way forward. aljazeera, the united nations. >> now we want to return to that developing story on the pennsylvania turnpike. it's right before the turnpike hits philadelphia. joining us by phone, mimi, do we know what caused the ice? >> no, at this time, at this time, the state police are still conducting an investigation onto the reasons for the accident. it did begin with a tractor-trailer. and then we have multiple vehicles involved after the initial incident. >> do we know internship whether there have been any fatalities, and if so, how many, and how many injuries? >> that has not been told to me from the operations center. >> mimi, this stretch of the turnpike, it sort of weaves in and out of the mountains, and in the altitude, you can run into dry and wet pavement. and in the case where the snowdrifts, it can change from moment to moment, correct? >> we ar

as far as the united nations is concerned, we will certainly not leave one stone unturned.f there is a possibility to move forward. >> reporter: for now it seems the desire to help the besieged and displaced may be the only way forward. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, we will go to arizona, taking a look at the annual stand-down event, an event where veterans can get any type of help they need. and anti-frac-ers protesting in northwest ireland. it will carry over into the february/march sales. purchasers put off in january hopefully will be shifted into the later months in the future. >> consumer spending drives 70% of economic active ci. the winter -- activity. the winter storm postponed janet yellen's second day of testimony. the senate banking committee will re schedule. no new date has been set. >> it's enough to make a corvette lover cringe. a disaster at a museum dedicated to the cars. we look at the science behind sink holes. real reporting that brings you the world. >> this is a pretty dangerous trip. >> security in beirut is tight. >> more reporters. >> they d

beme assure you, you can sure that this woman will not leave any rock unturned. language that is far from done. far from happy. easy street. we are there. the 04 door. whatever you want to call it. -- the zero corridor. what everyone to call it. -- whatever you want to call it. consensus, thet this. coming out with this is to watch. puts without a doubt. manus was watching janet yellen and she talked about monetary policy. pressure is to have a threshold at seven percent. they did not think they would hit it. we are 0.1% away from it now. we have to do something about the forward guidance in the next phase. we have to be honest, francine. everyone is guessing what type of shape that takes. nobody knows. >> we will carry that live. it is interesting. you have to monitor the growth and rates are staying well. but it is a difficult job. -- >> it is a difficult job. i don't think anybody anticipated this. >> it is a very goldman-ask trade. >> i know where you're going with this. we will come back to the forward guidance. let's go to berlin. you are watching heineken.

make everyone aware whether it's in maritime or real estate what are some of the stones that can be unturned, turned over to be looked at. this is really everybody involved from this stand point to work forward. it's nice to have a goal, it's a little bit different from the public sector from the private sector, but you are getting close to a hundred million. i would challenge you, how close can you get to a hundred million in revenue, maybe better than this forecast. >> thank you, those were excellent suggestions. >> i'd just like to make a comment. great questions, great answers, very great report. you may not have this information for me right now but maybe you can get it. how much approximately or what percentage do we put back into the ports every year like for structural repairs and all that stuff, do you have any idea? or you can answer that another time. >> i think we'll be able to answer that in the capital plan item, there's a table to that effect. but our policy is to try to reinvest 20 percent of our operating fund. >> so it's about 20 percent. >> it's between two years, the curr

you know who is fighting not seen the face we were sent to me him up to one stone unturned. it is a possibility to move forward brahimi said the americans and russians had promised to take care of their bridal syrian allies to try and break a stalemate. however the syrian opposition to strike the three day meeting as unsuccessful. read about it by his us counterparts until progress is being made since the second round if he needed to start a monday the blind side unable to find common ground that the company i hope to see all the indiana house stance is clean. he died peacefully finish with the regime. i think the solution would be great to me that the operation and the ripples on the ground. for the other weekend i will look to see back onto the team to the tip top. damascus is on my bass amp as they presented a stop to un security council resolution on the fight against terrorism. attendees by to see really seemed to be frank old days fight to oust the president. you'd need a camera he meets me in the syrian government on the opposition on friday the ninth day of negotiati

. >> it just, to me, shows the determination of law enforcement to leave no stone unturned and to reallyt the scene, and they did a great job, obviously, of evidence collection in this case and it -- it really, really helped this case along. >> i'd say one in a million. like i said, it's a miracle. by the grace of god, you know, they found it. >>> for 12 long years, the murder of a young hospital worker went unsolved. police had their suspicions but little proof. but an old, used tissue told a story far better than any eyewitness. >> from the moment she was born, laura wynn was fighting the odds. >> she weighed 1 pound and 14 ounces, 3 months premature, but she was so determined to live that she made it. and they took her home. and she was blind in one eye from the incubator at that time and she also had paralysis on her right side. >> as laura grew up in poplar bluff, missouri, she slowly overcame these physical challenges and emerged as a gifted student. >> she worked that paralysis nearly completely out, and she never let that disability blindness ever hold her back from her desires o

. >> as far as the united nations is concerned, we will certainly not leave one stone unturned if there is a possibility. if there isn't we will say so. >> we with think there will be in the coming hours some other meetings takes place. of course, the u.s. has influence over the opposition. we understand that wendy sherman will meet the opposition in the coming hours. request these two powers the u.s. and russia that started this process, force those two sides in the conflict, who have been sitting around the same table to start negotiating, because 24 has been going on for some time, we in the second round of these talks and yet they haven't enganged each other yet. >> absolutely. >> one of the few break throughs was a cease fire. allowing people to leave the city. that operation is on going, be uh the 5ing elsewhere continues. mo hamed reports. >> the city and government forces have resumed the bombardment of the group town, the last rebel strong hold in the mountains near the boarder with lebanon. war prints have been cutting out air strikes as city and ground portions pounded the gr

but let's be honest, it's hard to take russian leaders at their word, that he this left no stone unturned when it comes to olympic preparations, especially seeing how many visitors are arriving in the city only to find that their hotel rooms looked like the before picture on an hd tv show. how dangerous is sochi? joining me now is senator dianne feinstein of california, the chair of the senate intelligence committee. senator feinstein, good to see you. we're told that agencies are i a wear of other credible threats beyond the toothpaste threat. you read the intelligence. what are you hearing? >> well, i've read the intelligence. i think the threat stream is credible. i think it's real. i think the russians are very good at what they do, though. i think there's a blanket of security. the problem is that one of the groups figured the emirate cauca has been a threat to the united states and is conceivably capable of carrying out an attack. so you have to be careful. i think that the russians have security forces, they have good intelligence, they know the chechen area, the dagestan area and

software, including specially made versions of the malware to at least 154 of his criminal clients who unturnsed it to affect an estimated 1.4 million computers around the world. >> that fits a pattern. last month, a mexican couple was arrested in texas holding 96 counterfeit credit cards. police believe they purchased the data from the target stores breached. congress is working on a bill to replace a patchwork of state laws. it would require companies to report any breach to the company and the customers and it may also require a chip for pins. chips embedded in credit cards provide another layer of security, but this war is shifting. >> it's in the cloud, in software that sits in the cloud on mobile devices, so the threats are exploding, but so are the attacks surfaces. >> experts warn consumers also need to be proactive, checking accounts frequently and reporting unusual activity. they also suggest using credit cards instead of debit cards. >> we'll talk about with the panel more about what you talked about with congress doing more. >> orrin hatch calls the idea of giving bonuses to irs e

the face the swell of the united nations is concerned we were sent to me and want to do one stone unturned. it is a possibility to move forward. going forward says so go to geneva and corresponding jobs are posters. john we know that a visiting delegation the rebel delegation don't speak to chat directly up to now. we had the us and russian officials. been trying to sing for missing from the same hymn sheet it seems as though now though moscow and washington are parting ways over how to proceed. i wouldn't let you catch an indirect object and pray that our diplomatic tug of war eighteen that the un security council the eagle with a set of resolutions on the humanitarian aspect in homes and in the rest of the bt chariot of the ark of the area. even at that one of the kingpin. a lot today in the opening half the people coming out of homes. andy said that the hope that it would be repeated in other areas. all about you yet with people or the good people at the peak of their confidence building measures. he told a conference of it. he had the home significant that the club to go the fact that

beme assure you, you can sure that this woman will not leave any rock unturned. is far from done. far from happy. easy street. we are there. the 04 door. whatever you want to call it. -- the zero corridor. what everyone to call it. -- whatever you want to call it. consensus, thet this. coming out with this is to watch. puts without a doubt. manus was watching janet

>> the investigation is ongoing, it is comprehensive, we unturn something and something else comes up. it involves those closest to him, not just close to him because he was the governor of the state of new jersey, but close to him from a personal relationship, close to him when he was u.s. attorney. so people at very high levels that are being discussed and are being -- the information is being subpoenaed, so i don't think that we're anywhere near saying that the governor isn't involved or is involved. we know he knew something, we don't know when he knew it, but we know that his administration and his cronies at all levels to the very highest level are actively engaged in this bridgegate. and we'll get to the bottom of the issue and we will. >> christie prior to that had a reputation as a man who got things done and a reputation of crossing the aisle, to the extent. you obviously are in the thick of it in state politics, what are your experiences of him at a legislative level? >> that's a most transactional political figure that i've encountered in a long time. he's also been push/p

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point of this president's policymaking agenda is expanding economic he is going to leave no stone unturned for his search for policies that will strengthen the likelihood that economic inortunity will be expanded, his search for individuals on the other side of the aisle who are willing to work for him to achieve that agenda. the president has been clear he is not going to wait for those individuals to materialize. >> he is throwing in the towel? >> i am not sure which context you mean. >> meaning that he is not looking to negotiate -- [indiscernible] did you point out that conversation saying they were done with negotiating with the president? >> [indiscernible] isi am pointing out it ironic for somebody who has declared on national television they are no longer willing to negotiate. the president has said clearly what his principles are, they are encapsulated in his budget, and you and all republicans will have the opportunity to pour over the details in the couple weeks. >> back to what you plan to do with them, he is not going to convene negotiations [indiscernible] going to try to sel

not only do we need funding, but we need to, as my grandfather would say, leave no stone unturned, to squeeze every productive ounce out of our transportation dollars we can. and that's one reason why i don't think we should simply let the funding questions alone dominate the debate about transportation this year. we have a surface transportation bill that will expire october 1, and we need to go further than just technical corrections to mapp 21. we need a bill that reshapes the transportation landscape for the 21st century, building on mapp 21 but going further. we need a transportation system that is smart enough to plan along economic lines, not just political lines. we need to expand our ability to harmonize federal permitting process and incentivize states to do the same. and i believe we can do so without jeopardizing the environment or project integrity. and in the process we will save valuable time and money. moreover, when gogh so we create a more conducive environment for public-private partnerships. a recent mckenzie study found, looking at the globe that countries can obt

again, you don't leave anything unturned.e to make sure everything is on the record. >> i want to go back a couple of days and set the scene for our viewers. it was early evening the night this shooting went down at a gas station. michael dunn pul michael dunn pulls into the gas station. his fiancee was in the car. he goes into the gas station car to buy some wine. he is disturbed these teenagers are playing the loud music. the fiancee took the stand over the weekend and had some dramas tick testimony. let's listen. >> as you were inside the store, could you hear the music coming from the red suv? >> no. >> while you were in the store, could you hear any sort of arguing going on? >> no. >> as you were walking to the register, did you hear anything unusual? >> yes. >> what did you hear? >> i heard pop, pop, pop. >> when you heard those noises, did you know what they were? >> no, i didn't. >> did you know where they were coming from? >> no, i didn't. >> where were you when you first heard pop, pop, pop? >> the register kind of

point of this president's policymaking agenda is expanding economic he is going to leave no stone unturnedfor his search for policies that will strengthen the likelihood that economic inortunity will be expanded, his search for individuals on the other side of the aisle who are willing to work for him to achieve that agenda. the president has been clear he is not going to wait for those individuals to materialize. >> he is throwing in the towel? >> i am not sure which context you

armour and lock heed martin for the support of the national federation whale we will leave no stone unturnedcurrent information, we do not believe, again, do not believe the suits were the problem. we believe in innovation and it's only through the generosity of u.s. speed skating partners like under armour and lockheed martin that a sport like speed skating can innovate. they do not believe at this time the suits were the problem, so we'll keep an eye on any new developments on that story but until then, know that the usoc ceo is saying they don't believe at this point the suits by under armour and lockheed martin, simon, were the problem. >> thank you, don chu there. >>> nostalgia is the key and let's find out why old favorites are still in the hands of children today. brian goldman joins us, the president and ceo of hasbro it is toy fair week in new york. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> the introducti notwithstandi captain america, superman ii, transformers iv and then some. >> we've got a number of movies, "transformers 4" comes in june, where we introduce a whole new line of bot