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and have questions and answers would come at the end of the round when we had completed the round uring this hour. >> having a specific commitment. scientific these negotiation, we are discussing very broadly for all sectors. and andrement what is being done. it is not close. it is just the reason we expect to work. and within each of the sectors, these issues are looking into. we will see how far it is possible to go under each of these issues and each of those sectors. i think that's important to ear in mind. >> i have a question. the commission this week released a draft regulation on restricting products from cloned animals, and i'm just -- can you tell us to what extent that issue will find its way into the trade agreement, into the trade negotiations, and can you elaborate on some of the food safety issues this week? >> all the specific proposal of the commission has a note that, no, it's not an usual we are discussing during these negotiations. of course we are always ready to listen to questions, comments about our initiative. on food safety, i think that there were good discuss

but why does the government believe that youave every right to have ur way?great idea? private industry should do it. >> you are right. for example united states enrichment corporation. >> because this is the way of the future. this is where the jobs are going to be created nd ts is where the economy is part of it as well. melissa: let me give you an example. elon musk, electric cars. he is a great market for them. he takes government subsidized loans and he said that i would be happy to and i don't need the money is a business that people like. why can't all green energy exists in a way to? >> is just not a level playing field. the government subsidizes nuclear and the governme is like, you know, sure, we are doing everything we can to incentivize the production of this and we can no longer be investing in oil because of this this could possibly be usedand we can set that aside. buour carbon footprints become heavier. we had to create that economy and incentivizes. this includes the economy and job in leading the way. >> we need to look at the jobs of the fu

ure technology panel weigh. of amazon, saying they will soon be dropping ouch their packages via -- off their pages via drones, coming up. every day we're worng to be an even better company - and to keep our commitments. and we've made a big commitment to america. bp supports nearly 250,000 jobs here. through all of our energy operations, we invest more in the u.s. than any other place in the world. in fact, we've invested over $55 billion here in the last five years - making bp america's largest energy investor. our commitment has never been stronger. >> from our fox business studios in new york here again is gerri willis. gerri: look at this, are we going to see it? there it is. not, not from a sci-fi movie, amazon drone called prime air, delivering items to your front door in 30 minutes or less, can it work? joining me now joe, brought me a drone. check it out, you call that a tri? >> a tri quad -- it has 3 of the 8 that jeff bezos was talking about. gerri: he said this is the next big thing for us, deliver t

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markets, we saw green across the board as markets closed in europe, ending af at ur-day losing streak paris, -- up, and in ending af or you are -- ending a 4-day losing streak. and there are concerns about the u.s. federal reserve meeting that is set to take place this week. has signed an agreement with the government of oman to develop a new natural that field in the desert, a deal worth $16 billion. construction will begin next year and will use new tech meeks with horizontal wells and , and it is a major step for management as they tried to return the company to growth. holiday, at the busy shopping season is underway, a lot of people turn to the internet to get last-minute gifts, but shoppers in germany may run into difficulty if they are ordering from amazon, as hundreds of workers have gone on strike, demanding a pay raise. the strike has not yet affected deliveries, but it could in the coming days. back to you. >> 20 more to come on live from thes, and we have all of latest details on the clashes in south sudan. and welcome to where we take a look at the headlines. hundreds of

a los angeles tour bus comes to a crashing halt where pass sen urs got stuck this morning. . >>> goodorning. i'm live at candle stick park. this is the first stadium built to last. more than five decades ago. tonight could be the final game at the stick. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, weather as people travel foe holidays. snow and ice five things to know. sunday was the fist full day of winter. it brought wild weather for people. snow and ice knocked out power for hundreds of thousands of people from michigan through up state new york. and northern new england. major flooding killed five people in kentucky record highs stretched from the nation's capitol no new york city. >>> today is the last day so sign up for health insurance at if affordable health care act if you want coverage to start at the beginning of next year. healthcare.gov can handle last minute traffic. if you missed the deadline. you have time to sign up. march 31st is the deadline to enroll to avoid paying a fee for not having health insurance. >>> president obama deployed 46 troops to the war torn country to help evacuate

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. >>> trouble in space, what nasa is calling a ur jebts situation on the international space station. >>> keys to survival. the family of six being rescued after being stranded in sub zero temperatures for days. what they did right? >>> and no more shots? big news for allergy sufferers. no needles involved. fewer trips to the doctor. nightly news begins now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york. this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. >> good evening, i'm ann curry in for brian who is still in the air after reporting in south africa. >>> and we begin with stunning new details. we're learning for the first time about what may have contributed to a plane yash in san francisco last july. now expert witnesses say it may have been an example of a pilot relying too much on computers. it's what they call ought make addiction. nbc's tom costello has been following this closely and joins us with details. >> reporter: this was a veteran airbus pilot at the controls of a boeing triple 7. he may not have understand with his superior in the cockpit, they didn't real ease they wer

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. >> they were in there 45 minutes to an ur. all i saw was envelopes. >> reporter: court documents show, one of the parents said she is shocked by the accusations. she said she was an excellent coach. >> my kids haven't complained that he has done something to them. >> reporter: nisbet developed his junior golf program and was just honored as a northern california golf leader. neighbors say the 65 counts of child molestation may tarnish all of that. >> no. i don't want to see him again. he doesn't need to be around here. if he did what they're saying, 65 counts. we haven't heard the evidence yet but i'm sure they'll get into it in court. i don't think they'll let him anywhere near school or the court. >> reporter: the livermore police say the molestations happened between 2009 and 2012. he is being held without bail in jail. >> thank you. more details on andrew nisbet. in addition to coaching children in california he also coached golf in michigan, north carolina, mississippi and alabama. anyone with information about this case

i think the brands want stouf be very clearly branded for ure. >> hi, how are you? what do you think is is the next big thing after facebook, twitter. what do you think they're not doing that you think should be developed? >> that's like your billion dollar idea. [laughter] >> yeah, i mean, certainly there are other social apps , 12 are very, very popular to 18. and a lot of them which is that there's no taking you back to the hyperlink, you know, that snapshot is incredibly popular? >> i just was curious to know being that facebook and now twitter going, you know, publically, you know, traded, do you think they'll sustain that! >> i think people will buy the shares. there's obviously a ton of pressure. but i think you'd start seeing more ads. in your twitter feed -- i mean, sometimes there are these new innovations that come and go and sthare fans. they become the basic pipe ones for content. and, you know, it feels like facebook and twitter and do all ort of platforms will survive. who knows. better be my space for a minute. so -- >> hi, ben. you wrote back in apr

we should have a report by urs by the end of december with a recommended fix. it could be minor, it could be significant. it's still really unclear how much of an impact these new features will have on our new design. once we have the recommended fix. we will pass that along to the contractor who is going to need to submit a proposal and only then will we know the magnitude of the impact on schedule and budget. i anticipate that on that project, we'll have an idea of the impacts some time in the first few months of 2014. two more projects both in the peninsula. cfsa transmission upgrade. that project is now 80 percent done. we are currently, we have completed work on one added in each of the reservoirs. we are also well along on the work at the crystal springs pump station. by early or first month of 2014. we will have completed work on two outlet structures in the san andreas and the pump station as well as the lower cover under the upper crystal springs dam. all that will be remaining is one outlet in the crystal springs reservoir which will be completed in 2

if you're a 501 c-3 like this a charitable group or more importantly a 501-c-5 which is a union ur still allowed to do all these activities that have been restricted for 501-c-4. >> so you're saying the rules are more skewed so they'll exempt most conservative groups while allowing others who still operate politically on the left, is that fair? >> absolutely, for interesting reason, it's the 051-c-4 category, the social welfare group category, where most conservative organizations have swelled into in the past couple of years, and it's what democrats are most concerned about in terms of elections. so they're focusing all their efforts on that category, because they know it will do the most damage to president obama's political opponent. >> dan, what's the larger political context here for these new irs rules? you would think there would be some political cost here for the administration to do this, given the uproar in the spring and summer. >> i think basically the way to understand this, paul, is it all goes back to the citizens united decision which allowed corporations -- >> by the su

>>>ur watching al jazeera america live. the president of the central african republic says he does not have control over his country. fighting has killed nearly 4000 people. >> in ukraine, hundreds of thousands of people are in the streets calling fire their president to resign. he rejected a trade deal with europe in favor of closer ties with russia. >>> a deepening crisis in thailand as members of the main opposition party resigned from parliament today. the party said it stepped down in protest calling the current government illegitimate. they are demanding the prime minister step down. >>> todd's elections in venzuela is a test for the president. it will reveal the popularity of nicholas maduro, dogged by a major economic crisis. >>> it is a national day of prayer in south africa for nelson mandela. services of all faith did honored the former president. meanwhile, mourners lay flowers and lit candles in johan he isburg. >>> i am jonathan betts. you "talk to al jazeera" is next. for updates anytime of the day, go to alj

it's all part of union-backed protests, demanding 15 bucks an ur. and president obama agreeing it's time for a raise in the minimum wage. >> i'm going to keep pushing until we get a higher minimum wage for hard-working americans across the entire country. it will be good for our economy. >> but, as the unemployment rate is heading in the right direction, will this wage hike have jobs taking a hike? hi, everyone, thisis "bulls and bears." let's get right to it. the bulls and bears. gary b. smith. tracy burns. john nas max ferris. along with bernard whitn. will pushing the minimum to the max push out jobs just as they're coming back? >> yes, absolutely, this is the wrong thing to do in an economy that's showing some signeds of recovery. remember, they're targeting the wrong people. this is a great union and democratic slogan to say, look at the ceo, how much he's making. you can't raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour? take mcdonald's nor example. they will tell you, they don't set the wages for the local franchises. these are your moms and pops. thes

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smith, tracy burns, jonas ferris, john layfield and sasha ur. welme to everybody. john. more than 20 fixes so far. is it time to cut the losses and repeal obamacare? >> yeah. thas what anybody would do in business. that's the problem. none of the guys have been in business. we have one of the most unfriendly administrations to business in our history. they continue to overpromise and under deliver on everything fr youan keep your doctor, you n keep your pla we'll have fewer people on january 1 of 2014 covered by insurance than were covered on 2013. president oma ss millio have enrolled. a million have enrolled actually. if y counthat the expanded medicaid they are tryin to pass onto the states which they can't afford there is a reason 35 of 50 states have opted out of the exchanges they can't afford it. it's time to c our sses and do something about health care instead o mandate that the majority of americans do not want. >> john is clear on this. is it worth keeping, sasha? it's almost gutted alread >> it's not gutted. there are a lot of provisions there workg for a gre

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what's in ur wallet? i need your timesheets, larry! i'm eric shawn. back to "cavuto." >>> i asked the administrator to create a new position of chief risk officer, this will be a full-time employee charged with assessing risk management practices and developing strategies to minimize those risks. >> i thought that was your job. health and human services kathleen sebelius adding a new position to help deal with the health care mess, but the government is still not getting rid of anyone else over this mess. that's what's so weird, new folks come in to crowd out all the other chief that is are policing, and here we go. >> more levels of bureaucracy because that's really going to help it out. the communication is going to get so much better. >> that's what i thought. i love how the default is, we have more people coming in. that's crazy. >> if you like the cast of aracters who put it together, my goness. risk officer, that's a weird title. >> seat technology officer -- >> up specter general. >> it sounds like they are going to infuse this with business pr

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. >> so, when they produce foods, capture, and ure, repurpose what used to be food waste in their own production supply chain. >> that is correct. >> you can see, a lot of different perspective here. ne common thread, a lot of economic gains to be had, whether it's in the nonprofit or for profit, that's the good news. 1 i think people stand to profit from doing something differently great momentum driver if you talk about making a hange in the industrial setting. i want to talk by starting with the low-hanging fruit, so to speak. it is an app because a lot of it produce.red on fresh fruits and vegetables spoil quickly. seafood is an area where there's a lot of loss. but i read a great report. i encourage y'all if you want to dig deeper, the national resource of defense council, a woman works there named dana gunder. she's quite prolific. she put out a record called "wasted." the consumer losses over half of of theal food waste, 40% waste in the united states. t seems to be the area of greatest promise in terms of sheer volume of food. i know you're not the end consumer. ut how is your

will talk about the affordable care act and how things are going and where they are going in 2014. .ur guests, julie rovner we are also talking with noam levey. thank you for joining us. here are one of the headlines over the weekend. home of one million enrolled on the exchange this month. this came out from the administration yesterday, still , but the larger question, going? things going e -- >> it is much better than it had been. everyone recalls the rollout of healthcare.gov. the administration was only able to unroll a few thousand people in the oeste month. by that measure, it is doing a lot that are, as the headline indicates. still short of where they need to be. another three months to enroll people. if momentum continues, perhaps they will get a few more million by the end of the enrollment time. coming thisant date week. what will make a successful january 1 for the administration? >> what they are most worried about is all those people for the the last week, if you take the numbers apart, it looks like own -- almost half a -- and people enrolled they extended again to chri

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twenty thirty five electricity consumption in korea sets of double and a bit the recent debate to reduce ur future reliance on nuclear power the government may actually increase our reliance on the controversial power source. after studying at professor of nuclear engineering from seoul national university joins us now to talk about koreans in their future. welcome to the program was. so create currently derives about twenty six percent of its electricity from nuclear power by twenty thirty five wine consumption is expected to double the government and set a target of twenty nine percent reliance does this mean for you to see it a lot of investment continue into the nuclear industry pretty much because crew a token twenty three plants integration. he and eleven more to be constructed so that means in terms of numbers will be off putting forty four plants by the year twenty thirty five so that pretty much have both increased from one of her screaming. to know that this korea to nuclear energy o d d east may not sound too appropriate because actually is read there. okada much. so when we don'

project in the recent analysis and it was a slide on slide 29 and through the work with par sons and the urs, that the calculation was that if the p3 could excel by 2 years and that is a significant cost savings and why would ne do that in two years and why could they achieve the 400 million savings over the traditional design to build and now brian mentioned this, the incentive to the developer to finish the construction on time as quickly as possible. and i should mention that i was the advisor on the parkway and the very successful project, and there, it does not get one dollar with the complete construction that is a 4-year construction period and so clearly, the p3 developer and the short term lenders are anxious for an on time or early delivery of the project and early delivery of the project also saves the p3 developer money and increases the potential. and i would also say that again, we are looking at a p3 with a design contract component to achieve greater certainty in terms of cost control and delivery schedule and i will mention that i worked on a p3 project for a toll road in no

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ur number of other recommendations including organizational changes to this day in reforms to the top secret buys the core. the electronic frontier foundation which has been fighting in the same court released this statement in response to these recommendations saying. we're disappointed that the recommendations suggest a path to continue on targeted spying surveillance is still heinous unit private company's servers are holding the data instead of government data centers centers. will continue to follow this new development meanwhile the man who brought edwards started says the documents the world glenn greenwald passed by today for the european union parliament committee looking into nsa surveillance on eu citizens. we had some harsh words for governments working with them aside. on a the limitation upon the world while the us the uk needs to be partners. d lang has profound consequences for everybody. it's lunchtime reed walters in possession of detached events the documents obtained by adverts noted for which he believes to be the nsa is all technical. he also made a clear that th

ur. how cool is this? still, i get to spend time with myself whenever i want. and that is just a taste of field people use to stay in georgia when i was a child of what you get for getting old, reminding us as they witnessed their curiosity about them that no matter the losses, there is something fabulous going on at every stage of life, something to let go of navy. for darned sure something to get. [applause] okay, this is the last one. this is a column about recognizing that sin is actually a part of the discipline that makes us who we become, that there's not this thing living without it. and we may as well, you know, except that in work with it. and by doing that, we can grow a lot. so this is called hope to send only in the service of waking up. hope never to believe it is your duty or right to harm another simply because you mistakenly believe they are not you. hope to understand suffering as a hard assignment even in school you wish to avoid but did not. hope to be imperfect. and although ways that keep you growing. hope never to see another on even a bl

li my nch p. o cu of ur cam, litt thi a ltle at, and pack of ddenalle orinalanch rah di hidd valy it>>> good morning. it's 7:25. >>> defense officials say victims of sexual assaults in the u.s. military will more willing to come forward due to the heightened attention to the crime. officials say this might explain why the number of reported sexual assaults went up by 50% this year remember more than 5000 reports of sexual assaults were filed during the fiscal year that ended on september 30th. compare that to the just over 3000 that were reported last year. >>> police have released new documents in the newtown shooting investigation. the papers describe adam lanza's mother as a parent who acknowledged that her 20-year- old son appeared to be spiraling downward but was not aware to what extent. nancy lanza told a lifelong friend days before the massacre that her son was becoming increasingly dispond dent. about two -- despondent. two weeks later he shot her in the head, gunned down 20 first graders and six educators at sandy hook elementary school and then killed himself. the pages al

ist: "washington journal" carried nationwide on xm 120. .ur guest is scott snyder this is a tweet from james. please show the picture of north and south korea at night. this is an infamous photograph taken several years ago. you can see the difference between north and south korea. scott snyder. guest: the picture is really germanic. it shows the energy problem that north korea has. it shows south korea looking more like -- the picture is really dramatic. it shows south korea looking more like an island. joining us from north carolina. good morning. snyder. mr. in 1952. korea what do you think the odds are that we will have to go to war again with north korea? the second question is, if we that chinae the odds and russia would participate in that conflict like they did the last time? looking at that picture, it looks like korea in 1952-1953. in south korea, there were lights over it just like here in the states. guest: the big difference in the 1950s was that there were night many lights in south korea that would've been able to show up on this kind of satellite image. i am increasingl

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