it's ipp cubated and it becomes a solid white mass.it goes through a tromell, a machine that grind the waste. >> this is reminding me of willie wonga and the chocolate factory and i'm afraid i'll be sucked up. >> this is mulched and stacked into moulds. the mycelian does what it does - gross. all that is left is to paying it at a low temperature of 200 to growth. >> freshly based funk us. so it can be sold to corporations like dell computers and other fortune 500 companies. >> here is what is cool. i can take the material, bury it in my yard and within a couple of months it will biodegrade and add nutrients to the sail. >> echo veil is about to manufacture plastic-free products. the possibilityies go behind protective packaging, and they are developing home insulation. >> do you guys feel you are having an impact on humanity? >> we see it looking forward senturies, we want to make sure the environment is available for our grandchildren and our grandchildren's children. we are taking best use of the natural resources today. >> what else

look at a photograph of a hurricane from space, what you see, of course, is this beautiful, white spiral mass of clouds. it's a little bit hard to tell, but those clouds extend from very close to the ocean surface up about 10 miles high. and the ocean surface is at a pretty high temperature -- 25 to 30 degrees centigrade. but the tops of the clouds in a hurricane represent the temperature that you find in the upper part of the atmosphere. it's very, very cold. it's around -80 degrees centigrade. so the hurricane's operating across a rather spectacular temperature gradient. narrator: this temperature gradient is just one of the many reasons that hurricanes grow into such powerful storms. the warm ocean water evaporates into the cool air above it, taking heat energy out of the ocean and storing it in the form of water vapor. when that water condenses into clouds, this energy is transferred to the air, warming it and increasing wind speeds even further. dr. emanuel: once this process gets under way, the feedback that allows the hurricane to grow is one between wind and evaporation. the stronger

mass. the late 1790 there's a blood bath on the frontier of white settlers mass occurring men, women, and children. and the american state government rightly concerned about this. so they dispatch a tough revolution their guy. perfect nickname. he goes with vastly superior forces in america. chief little turtle, we believe had about 1,000 warriors which was a huge army at the time. we had maybe 2,650 regulars plus maybe 1,000 volunteers. fighting for their homeland. rather than attack a conventional way we would likely suffer huge casualty. william henry harrison said why don't we charge with everything we have up the gun. hitler would called a blitzkrieg against poll land. everything at once. we do ten and they were tough and undisciplined. the line broke and we destroy them. that's the end of the indian uprising. the lesson is not lost on william henry harrison. it's not lost on some indians including a young future chief. more on him in a moment. after the battle so named because apparently there's a tornado that knocked over the trees. that marges the beginning a few years later he emerging as

is frustrated because the march has diverged from his vision and is a mass march said he did not want. his ideas how to combat white supremacy not to have the mass march to have media attention or impact on the local communities. >> host: parts of what i love about this book is the colorful portrait of personalities that are reached -- richly steeped in history. besides meredith the two that come to mind for me are carmichael and martin luther king's bet each encourages participation in the mark. >> for carmichael he has a unique opportunity he is chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee founded by young students to start push this a new directions. in the late '60s they are questioning who they are as an organization. exceptionally frustrated what they see as the slow pace with federal reform and boating tax rates was passed but they say the legislation on the books and the ioc johnson as the ally but the enemy because he is reluctant. they don't care about appealing to the national conscience they are more concerned to develop local weevil's one dash local levels as a grass-roots effort. at the s

look at the mass-market business and white.s been growing year on year. >> if we could draw this child furtheris chart out unaware with the white line go? >> the forecast is that the growth rate continues at a very compelling clip of 30% plus. >> that is pretty steep over the next decade. >> that is driving a significant increase in the mass-market business overtime. the vip business isn't going away. but it is more cyclical. >> i am curious about the other side of the equation. is the goal from the casinos point of view to eliminate the middleman? >> our viewpoint on this is, no. there is a component of the junkets becoming less important overall because of the growth in mass-market. if you look at the junket business it self, what you see here is a client relationship with the junkets who have a relationship with the casinos. thatasinos can circumvent and go direct, that is a great thing because they are not paying commissions. the important thing is that these junket operators do provide an entree to people that can see know

complied with the demands of the professors are canceling the so called anti white law which basically traded to the latest wave of mass protests in the country. and so we have also been detained during a protest including a far right radicals but judging by what we heard from one of the leaders of the opposition and former boxer that the tkets go on ike is not ready to stop this fight. perhaps like in a boxing match since he said this is not enough what they want to see our complete with forms of the financial and political system in the country and the want to see parliamentary elections and clearly. the main western countries have been on the other side it was heard from the us secretary of state john kerry said of the time for me it has come to decide whether it's with one country to war with the rights of the world adding that washington supports the ukrainian people but many have criticized this a one sided approach including russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov give the movie legally forbidden the only one still to some fundamental questions is that the rising in connection with the station is great and the a

this being centered around him as an individual and his ideas for how to combat white supremacy and now it's become a mass march starting with martin of the king and lots of media attention and lots of impact on the world that meredith had been concerned about. >> host: part of what i love about this book is your color will portrait of personalities that are so richly steeped in history personalities that we read about elsewhere but they are presented here. the two that come to mind for me are stokely carmichael and of course martin luther king. what was the participation in the march? >> guest: i think i see james meredith artba the king and stokely -- stokely carmichael is the main characters in for carmichael he sees this as a unique opportunity. he is the new chairman of the student nonviolent coordinating committee which has always been on the progressive vanguard founded a young students pushing for civil rights establishment in new directions. they are really sort of questioning who they are is an organization and want to take themselves in a new direction. they are exceptionally frustrated with wh

white pictures. the gates opened and thousands of people massed into this large residence area. 18-hole golf course, ornamental lakes - all sorts of incredible features, and documents found floating in the like that apparently officials tried to push the documents, showing all sorts of alleged financial mispractice, embezzlement, apparently cash taken from public funds. that's the situation as far as the president goes. >> certainly very intriguing developments since the violence we saw in the square. let's talk about his rival, his political rival. the opposition leader julia tymoschenko has been freed from gaol, she went to the square and made an emotional speech. is she likely to be the next leader? >> a good question. she has not announced her candidacy for the presidential elections taking place in may in the fast moving events that parliament is engaged in. she is a heroin figure, it has to be said she's not popular with all. the protest movement didn't factor her in as part and parcel of their demands. she's a new arrival. in more than two years in gaol, it's a harrowing story. she's regarded

the white house says it no longer recognizes viktor kovychs president. he's on the run for mass murder. this morning, they gather in kiev to mourn those who died. russia said it will not deal with those who led an armed mutiny against yanukovych. the european union and the u.s. is offering an aid package. holey williams is in kiev. >> reporter: ukraine's parliament is now guarded by masked men armed with clubs and hammers. they're the same group of hard-core protesters who clashed violently with riot police last week. former president viktor yanukovych fled to kiev. his security camera is reported to show him escaping by helicopter. do you think things will get better now that yanukovych left? >> this is just the beginning. he kill ukrainian people. >> reporter: with no voice on the streets with these young men ready for revenge there are fears of a power vacuum within ukraine. inside, the opposition leader insisted they were in control. are you in charge of the whole country? >> we need urgence to form a government. this is a revolution. and revolution has complications and rep

white house goher petition. >>> you have heard of flash mobs, but what about mass mobs? how social media is bringing life to neglected churches. >>> a volcano sends ash a mile high after authorities allow people back. >>> the efforts underway tonight to find the missing. >>> police officer for a day, the special swearing-in for a 10-year-old boy who is battling more than just crime. . >>> and it weather, a lot of sunshine for today, but changes developing offshore. coming up the forecast track of sunday's rainfall in the bay area and i will let you know if you have more rain clouds on our forecast . >>> rescue and recovery crews search for the dead and the dozens still missing tonight after a volcano erupted in north sumatra. it was just this morning when the volcano sent plumes of ash more than a mile into the sky. just yesterday villagers were allowed back to their home because official said that the active was decreasing. local dead under a journalist and four high school student and their teacher. >>> eleven years ago today, the space shuttle columbia exploded in spa

immediately the destruction of every copy a few weeks later masses of people gathered in st. peter's square for signs of white smoke that they saw when the telltale white smoke cable out of the chimney walking from st. peter's square in said we have a pope and the new pope strolled out a tall fed spectacled figured to be closed in the white rhode and gave his blessing. he would take the name pius the 12th. a.m. this is the ritual that takes place when the secretary of state phil the office of timberland who is in charge of the vatican and he has a silver hamper where he hits the head of the dead pope saying the christian name and when he does not respond pronounces him officially dead. when he was a cardinal then the next slide shows his coronation of pope pius xii. this is the season that begins the book for sets the stage for our discussion. looking back at 1922 with their robust men come to power in the save year. the pope was not only as vigorous but also known as a tyrant. cardinals to prepare themselves with the meeting with the pope would get on their knees in the chapel to pray to god to see them thro

to build mass movement and to recognize that people are ready and getting ready to move into struggles where your campaign is definitely proof that socialist ideals do resonate with people white because it's a concerted effort to shut down and demonize socialism by the corporate media but i think it's clear why the corporate media want to demonize you know there's been a whole decade of. stigmatizing the ideas of socialism and you know a lot of that has to do with the former soviet union the bukhari the gator ship which you know certainly i'm not advocating for you know we are a socialist alternative advocating for democratic socialism meaning the society being run democratically in the interests of all working people on the planet all the children of everybody who has needs and all of that being done in an environmentally sustainable manner so whether somebody calls themselves socialist or not this is a rational need everybody recognizes my family needs economic security i need a decent housing that's affordable i need good jobs my my partner needs good just my children need access to good education and then a broad swath of people recognize that the system is not providing

mass start race. >> all eyes will be on american ice dancing pair meryl davis and charlie white as they attempt to become the first americans to win olympic gold in the skating event. >> reporter: here with me is bay area native and gold medalist kristi yamaguchi. your thoughts on how they did? >> just amazing. i'm so thrilled for charlie and meryl. they're halfway there. they just skated beautifully tonight and can't wait to see them in the free dance. >> reporter: let's talk about the ladies because they take the ice on wednesday. we have gracie gold, a national champion. ashley wagner. and of course, polina edmunds, who took silver in nationals. they have some big competition, though. >> absolutely. returning olympic champion kim from south korea, and she's looking as great as ever. and then the silver in vancouver, she's been working really hard the last four years. and i feel she looks absolutely amazing here. if she can land that triple axl which no one else is doing, that could give her the edge. and then the hometown girl. >> the 15-year-old who is like a gold medal favorite for russia. she is am

jones would summon his people to mass meetings they called white nights and rant about suicide if under unknown forces. >> if you're not prepared to die for your children, you will not stand up for your children. >> for months jones will tell parents their children might have to die. >> at some point you will sacrifice your children. you have to make that commitment. >> at one meeting jones tried to get jerry parks to promise to kill his daughter tracy if the camp were invaded. >> how old is your child? >> 11. >> at 11 unless it came to an overwhelming invasion. then we would gently put them to sleep which we have and they would never know what has hit them. we've already prepared for that are. >> and i thought, you know what? am i the only one in this cotton picking group that's got the guts to stand up and say, no, i don't want to commit suicide? >> from that moment on jerry parks said, he knew he had to get his family out. >> i knew those white nights he was having was fake at the time, but i also knew that one day one of them would not be fake. >> next, running away from death. >> i

mass instruction. >> a strong start. members of the mainstream media taking their cues from the white house. the clate changed debate between bill --minus-sign sky anmarsha backburn. >> there is not consensus there. >> you can't really say that their hundreds of scientists who have gone together to conspire and manipulate the data. >> with all due respect, he should perhaps be reading "the new york times" today and i'm sure he always does. in which they point out that e administration is going well beyond the boundary of consensus to push their agenda on climate change. and americans were asked to lis theirecent priorities for the president and congress dealing with climate change which is a this includes terrorism. the acting director announcing his resignation gven that he has no law enforcement experience. but then he does less on enforcement these days. a recent gallup poll shows that he is one of the lowest rated presidents of modern times an this includes richard nixon. president john f. kennedy, the highest rated, although we are partial to president reagan and president eisenhower. w

expect the worst of it up here from about northern mass to southern new hampshire and near portland area. that's where we have winter storm warnings. whites a couple spots of winter weather advisories, so lower he said snow totals. you can see the snow starting to move towards the new york city area and it will be right through new york as we go throughout the next two hours or so. and we've already seen a lot of the snow pass through baltimore and d.c., but probably shouldn't see much more as we go throughout the day. so as far as the forecast totals go, again, just a quick shot this morning. and then the afternoon hours, much warmer and all the roads will metal. problem area interior central and northern new england. but 1 to 2 inches, that is nothing. that is like a sneeze. >> nothing compared to what we've been through. >> it's just the timing. but 40 later in the day. >> bring on that 40 degrees. thank you, bill. >>> a shocking new u.n. report discovers systemic abuses in north korea. a u.n. official compares kim jong-un to a modern day hitler. andrea mitchell has the details. >> reporter: kim jong-un with a birthday tribute sunday.

white house. this time it's not snowing yet. temperature 35, dew point coming up but still very low, very dry air mass, winds east, southeasterly at 7. here's the radar. the system is still far back into the midwest, ohio valley. it's a pretty intense system. it's a clipper, doesn't have a lot of moisture, but it has a lot of upper air support and it's dragging moisture pretty far north from the south towards the gulf of mexico. so it's raining down toward alabama and georgia. even though the clipper will track well north of us, we'll get a little burst of precipitation, mainly in the form of snow. here are your winter weather advisories, prince george's county north and west including anne arundel county, does not include southern maryland up to the north and west leesburg, fairfax, manassas, everybody under the advisory from 10 p.m. tonight till 6 a.m. tomorrow. so trace to an inch and we could have 1 to 2 inches and the bull's eye again up to the north, hagerstown, cumberland, romney for a couple reasons. you're closer to the apparent low and have more moisture and you'll be a little colder, kind of an elevation driven snow.

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mass instruction. >> a strong start. members of the mainstream media taking their cues from the white house. the climate changed debate between bill --minus-sign sky and marsha blackburn. >> there is not consensus there. >> you can't really say that their hundreds of scientists who have gone together to conspire and manipulate the data. >> with all due respect, he should perhaps be reading "the new york times" today and i'm sure he always does. in which they point out that the administration is going well beyond the boundary of consensus to push their agenda on climate change. and americans were asked to list their recent priorities for the president and congress dealing with climate change which is a this includes terrorism. the acting director announcing his resignation given that he has no law enforcement experience. but then he does less on enforcement these days. a recent gallup poll shows that he is one of the lowest rated presidents of modern times and this includes richard nixon. president john f. kennedy, the highest rated, although we are partial to president reagan and president e

mass destruction. challenge like no other. tens of thousands of attendees, players family and converge. on friday, all of the preparation put to the test after seven suspicious packages containing white powder were delivered to nearby hotels. the substance was benign, but the threat is real. the commissioners oh with pr thomas about what they are doing. boston, the in brothers that conspired. >> for those heading to the game, security will be front and center. fans will have to show their ticket and adhere to a strict bag policy. >> anything bigger than that is not going to be allowed. >> delivery truck scrutinized, too. high-tech radiation and x-rays machines are scanning every single line. with a day to go, it is super bowl mania. all that security not dampening fan excitement. >> enjoying every minute of it. gio benitez, abc news, new york. >> for the first time, the super bowl falls on groundhog day. phil is expecting 20,000 people in western pennsylvania to see the famous road and emerge from his home. legend has it if phil sees a shadow, enter will last six more weeks. if he does not, we will have an early spring. we will see what happens tomorrow at dawn. the weather is headed

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masses of people is usually gathered in st. peter's square, looking at the chimney for signs of white folk, which they sought not very long and to the deliberations on the telltale white smoke came out of the chimney, the cardinal deacon watch out onto in front of st. peter's square from st. peter's and announced we have a pope in the new pope stood out a tall, thin spec go figure duly clothed in the way people pro in tra. he gave his blessing. he would take the name pius the 12th, honoring the man who had long put his trust in him and were just going to show a couple more slides. this is the ritual that takes place when a pope dies. vercelli had to the secretary of state, also filled the office of chamberlin who is in charge of the pope's effects and charts of the vatican and he has a silver hammer mallette, where he hits the head of the dead pope, saying his christian name and when he does not respond, pronounces him viciously dead. i think we can go on. his name team 38 and the next leg shows coronation as pope pius the 12th. this is the theme that begins my book and sets the stage of the for our discussion. so this is on 193

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yanukovych, the country's acting in terrier minister saying he is wanted for the mass murder of peaceful citizens. >> the whitearing off with the supreme court over the environment, cutting emissions at power plants and factories. >> military exercises between the u.s. and south korea now underway despite the north's objections. just ahead, a fight for independence in the united kingdom. what's driving scott landed new push to break away from the u.k. >> former president george w. bush choked up talking about military veterans, his new mission, taking care of those coming back from battle. >> a much colder air mass will settle in across the mideast and north. >> the aljazeera morning news continues, back with you in two minutes. >> ukraine's former president is now a fugitive in his own country, the arrest warrant issued after a revolution leaves the nation with an uncertain future. >> a revolution of a different kind taking shape in the united kingdom, the hot commodity behind scotland's push to break away from the u.k. >> a quick fiction for a sick child, but a new warning about walk in clinics. >> may day o

mass grazes of civilians. chinese scientists warn a strain of bird flu virus should not be -- >> egypt released an al jazeera camera maup, mohammed badr, who had been in detention since july. the white house joined international calls for their release. >> libyan officials say the country's stocks of kellons, including -- chemical weapons, including woms and mustard gas have been destroyed. it marks a major milestone. >> libya began the lopping and poptionly -- long and potential by dangerous process of destroying weapons under the leadership of muammar gaddafi. he and his regime are no more. the mission to rid libya of weapons of mass destruction has continued. now it's reached a milestone. >> they are happy that the operations to destroy the weapons was done in a professional way and finished without anything that could harm the environment or the area that stormed the weapons. libya is free of useable weapons. the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons says work has to be down. >> all weapons have been destroyed. there's some residuals that are category 2 weapons which remaim. we are confident they'll be destroyed in due course. >> in 2004 muammar gaddafi declared 2

actually went to the american davis and white who happened to be coached by a russian in the arena as a waiver elsewhere in the biathlon women's twelve and a half k. in the mass start there the gold medal went to brad bell a russian daddy a dome achiever and it was her third gold medal of these games and in securing that gold she's become the first female by athlete to win three individual gold medals at a single winter olympics where the female biathlon must start did take place however the men's event was postponed for a second day. as was the men's snowboard cross because of fog in the mountains across pollyanna many people thought that would be the mild temperatures and the melting snow causing problems however it was the fog but both of those vent events have been rescheduled for tuesday with the fog now beginning to lift that was a report from artie's paul scott and of course one of the big events over the weekend was the u.s. russia hockey match the u.s. won in a shoot out but the two teams could face each other again before the olympics wrap up r.t. spoke with a russian hockey legend about playing for his home country take a look at all the years the

actually went to the american davis and white who happened to be coached by a russian in the rain as a waiver elsewhere in the biathlon women's twelve and a half k. in the mass start there the gold medal went to brett belorussian dowdy adama chave and it was her third gold medal of these games and in securing that gold she's become the first female by athlete to win three individual gold medals at a single winter olympics where the female biathlon mass start did take place however the men's event was postponed for a second day as well as the men's snowboard cross that's because of fog in the mountains of krasnaya polyana many people thought it would be the mild temperatures and the melting snow causing problems however it was the fog but both of those vent events have been rescheduled for cheese day with the fog now beginning to lift. ok paul folks that update there right now let's take a look at the medal standings and good reason to check it out of course there's been a major change tonight because russia's victory men's bobsleds put the national team into second place russia the netherlands norway and switzerland are all one five goals but the host nation

. >> the white house is welcoming the release of julia tymoschenko, saying: >> president viktor yanukovych enraged the masses when he chose an alliance with russia over the european union. russia was offering 15 million in financial bailout. russia has pulled back and plans to weight for a stable government. speaking to reporters in australia on sunday the head of the international monetary fund says they are ready to step up. >> if the ukrainian authorities ask for support, whether it's policy advice, financial support, together with economic reform discussions, obviously we stand ready to do that. >> la guard suppressed that the imf would not help ukraine until there was at least an interim government. >> the editor in chief of the moscow center of carnegie endowment for international peace and political analysts joins us from moscow. ms lip min. the opposition was called thugs who threatened the sovereignty of ukraine. does russia see what is happening as a coup, like viktor yanukovych does? >> well, russia has not said as much. of course, the statement from the foreign minister sounded harsh. it remains

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the white house talking about it why is that that's because they're facing the heat from the grassroots and that's why our primary task is not only to run independent candidates but also to build a mass movement and that's what we're doing in seattle you know we have launched a fifty now dot org campaign so i would urge all your viewers to check out one five not all argee and become a part of that so i like what you said about this is a reflection of reality because there really isn't even as we're going to service in the streets certainly knows that the best the left has a congressional representation bring center no one i mean at the right seems to be fully represented what do you think is the root of this is proportionality is it just that the left is bad at winning politically on that level. i think primarily that can be attributed to the fact progressive liberals left you know whatever label people choose for themselves for decades have bought into this idea that you can build outside the democratic party and if you want to be successful in pushing for socially just causes for economic justice and you have to work within the democratic party as doug richmond i would say the same

white skated away from their rivals being awarded a record one ninety five point fifty two points and here's another hero of the day belorussian athlete daria she won her third gold in the biathlon mass start race becoming the first women to win three biathlon gold medals in one a limb fix what we will continue to keep track of. all the records being broken here on the coast and up in the mountains of the russian black sea for now back to you in moscow are very good sounding great aussies and it's an hour at the olympics our headquarters in sochi thank you very much for that indeed well we are all following all the sporting victories right here on r.t. international you'll find even more online on our twitter page we've got our overview of all the events in the lists section and you can find the latest comments the pictures as well from the athletes themselves before the competition sets off however women's bobsled drive a polo she actually posted a photograph tweeted a preview of herself in some fancy new equipment look at the new ride very nice and while a dutch athlete or as may come for us that had a message of support with some very inspiring words separate thing is possible dre

company in the area calls mass flight, and they figure the storms frost lag month cost passengers $2.5 billion. but d.c. today, the government is closed, schools are closed. whiteriefs was cancel. even closed the zoo. >> rich, have a great day. thank you. >>> here in new york forecasters are saying some areas could have more than a foot when all is said and done, and that's what we're projecting. the storm has turned deadfully brooklyn this morning. a plow was clearing the snow from a shopping center when its struck a pregnant woman and killed her. right now doctors say they're trying to save her baby. and then about 11:30 this morning eastern time the snow turn to rain and it's supposed to go back to snow this evening after the evening rush hour. new yorkers know it's really all just slush out there. this is outside penn station. it's deep, freezing cold. it's like stepping into a slush without the flavor. it's gross. gets in your boots and puddles are everybody and this is on top of the mounds of ice from our past storms. lots of folks refuse to dig out cars. alter night side parking rules are suspended. and this is the 1st so-called snow event in new york ci

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mass movement in this country to fight climate change. in that way it's been valuable and part of the reason the white house has been loathe to approve it becausendermining a movement they want to see strengthen. but you're right in the broader way here. these regulations are important and it's worth saying in terms of the lawsuits going on them the reverse strategy is being played there, the basic strategy of industry republicans is to tie up the industry's regulations in so much red tape, lawsuits, political uncertainty that basically the obama administration is not able to get it done by the time they leave office and then republicans thoep hoep they can win the next presidential election and obviously republican president would be happy to not have those regulations going go into effect at all. two core delays. >> you brought up the question of when we are actually going to have a comprehensive energy strategy. you talk about the legacy of the president, in the last month climate change has been on the front burner in the way it was not in the first term. david robert on the environmental website grist makes this point. talking act keystone

see a very clear-cut black-and-white answer to the nightmare, and it really is nightmare all along the lines you just described. we're talking about suffering on such a mass scale in syria. that is only getting worse. all of the ironies of the impasse at the end of august, the aftermath of the chemical weapons attack, the proposed chemical strike and the response to solve this problem, one of the ironies is that he actually emerged much stronger from what seemed like a crisis. he has emerged as a much more formidable player on the geopolitical stage. the killing has actually increased the violence has deepened. hence late august july-september with no end in sight. we are now in a situation where i would only add to the list they shared. this masturbation going on in syria. the united nations is now estimating that possibly as many as 800,000 syrians and living in the starvation ages, that is to say, the seas areas of the country were there press, humanitarian aid workers cannot get in to deliver food and medicine that a violin needed. people on the brink of starvation, children dying of malnutrition. body zymase al qaeda to much up to -- people literally

mass crimes in the killing of antigovernment protestors last week. the speaker of the ukrainian parliament moved to act as the leading. russia is questioning the legitimacy of the leadership but whitestability. >> what was supposed to be a show of unity broke in a partisan feud today. leaders of the national governor's association met with the president this morning afterwards, louisiana governor said if the president were serious about growing the economy he'd approve the key stone echlsel pipeline project, and delay parts of obamacare. >> i think there are things we can do instead of waving a white flag of surrender, i think our economy, and america can do better. >> i don't know what the heck is a reference to a white flag. people are making $446 a week. >> the president signed an order to increase minimum wage. governor brown was not in washington, d.c. today. he was attending a funeral for two chp officers who were killed in the line of duty last week in fresno. >> sports news. major league baseball and players union agreed to ban most home plate collisions. this is the buster posy rule the catcher suffered a serious ankle injury in this hideous collision in may, 2011. one exc

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