mediately send frontex to us c. borders for the next day they control us in our waters as if a new colonization were taking place there experiencing a military occupation of the oceans people when they want to combat drugs in america or asia they find the means to do it out. of the human brain if they really want to combat illegal fishing they have the means to do read they have the airplanes to photograph the they have the patrols to stop them from fishing in our seas. country because they are shrinking our country and what is more serious. they are destroying our fishing resources and marine wealth. of the european regulation. which is slowly acquiring a global day bench and a worldwide effect has been implemented only for a year now the regulation seeks the source of the profit if we manage to put a stop to profit making then the legal fishing will stop and the only way to do that is to seize all. imports to europe. also deposits in marine life deposits in january imported to europe must be this certificate which credibl

us live with that story, from the u.s. mexico border. jennifer? >> john, this is commuting with a capital cbehind me is the boarder crossing this side san diego california, that side, tiawana mexico. every day more than 100,000 people cross the border. and it is this time of night, many are communitying. but there is a twist. >> and before the sun is up, lindon is out the door. like many professionals linda has a substantial commute to and from work. yet it requires more strategy, planning and patience than most. to understand why, i joined linda on her drive. >> good morning, linda. >> hi. >> sometimes if it is a holiday, i can be downtown seth in 40 minutes. to 50 minutes. and the other days it is hours. >> but it isn't so much the normal rush hour traffic that slows her down, every day she drives across this, the world's busiest land border. >> i live in tiajuana, mexico, and i work in san diego. >> and so does mario lopez. and just like linda he lives south of the border, both mario and linda say living in mexico, and working in san diego, is a lifestyle choice. they can cut living expe

border and whether they will be removed from the country. then they use of capital punishment in 2013. plus, your e-mails, phone calls, and tweets. that is live on c-span. >> about 10 or 15 years ago we started looking at the data, and something very strange popped out. of europe, youap see germany, france, ireland, italy, but if you look at the data on where the profits are it germany, france, and ireland. a disproportionate amount of profit was in ireland. that was one indication of something was going on. ofnonprofit global provider tax analysis on c-span's q&a. >> next a look at higher education. open online courses. he is the developer of google glass. he said down with gavin newsom at the techcrunch conference last september. [applause] >> welcome. >> thank you. >> we asked a number of university presidents to come and represent the old world of education on stage today. and they all said no. why do you think that is? >> i think it is an interesting time for higher education to understand where we are going. i would love to see more experimentation, people trying new things. there is another language in the state of california that the old m

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