do you think people from romania people from bulgaria come here to exploit the system no i don't think so and many of them come here where i am not aloud to them come use them as an all new occurred two chimneys the eu is finding gemini so ready to leave heated immigration debate. i mean my new eu governments at the right to live and work anywhere in europe is one of the cornish taunts of eu integration. as it is the right to free mobility and access to social benefits me god is he the person speaking to the system. the issue is clay gemini is a member of the european union and seven gemini international law and european of the european union has to be respected and that with the respect that but the story fees as numb as it is the laws and as long as the regulations are in. i mean fox from them to the chancellor and the medical school and christian democrats have called for access to the human social welfare system to be addicted to reading panel control members of the cdu string of cooperation ponders the social democrats as well as the opposition parties can be in such calls and a t

romania at the beginning of the year possibly a bit of confusion the prime minister's strong words over what his plans for the future are with that renegotiation and of course the big question is that whilst the prime minister might be saying all of this and putting these very tough plans on the table the big question remains as to whether the e.u. would accept these terms of renegotiation and a lot of people feel that quite simply that won't be acceptable to the other members of the well of. course the party grossly brussels will not give britain what it wants. if he wants to make the changes that he suggested he has to actually get treaty changes and agreement from other countries and they've already had the european commission in the form of the rosso is that that won't happen the only clear solution is to get your control of your borders back in order to do that you have to leave the european union politicians are not listening to people in the streets of or into places around the country go to lincolnshire for example they are telling viewers that they have difficulties in their co

than roma beggars says damien draggy chief advisor to romanian prime minister so he is the minister in romania for the roma and he says that the bankers are worse than any of the roma beggars and he says quote the roma begging in the streets are obvious because we see them they ask for one pound or one euro and they bother us yet some of the people in the banks are stealing billions of euros but nobody sees them because they are on the sixtieth floor that's very true very true the people who come in or people who work here are just basically begging on the streets it's something that is repeated in the boardrooms in the banks across the nation when they go begging to the central bank for free money free change to bail them out of their losing positions to bail out there's. zombie banks they're constantly begging the central bank who for some reason always acquiesces and gives them money i guess because they always threaten to crash the system unless the bank the central bank gives them a few extra bob to.

citizens of bulgaria and romania have rung in the new year with migration restrictions lifted they now have the right to live and work across the european union migration controls were imposed by nine of the twenty six other member states on the nationals of the two countries when they joined of the bloc in two thousand and seven the move has raised concerns in countries such as france britain and germany over a possible mass influx of immigrants. at least two people have been killed and seventeen injured in a car bombing in pakistan four policemen were among the wounded in the blast took place outside the city of quetta it targeted a passenger bus carrying shia muslims who were returning from a pilgrimage to iran and explosives packed car parked alongside the road blew up as the bus passed no group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack so far. in the u.s. at least thirteen people have been wounded following an explosion and fire at an apartment building in minneapolis the injured have been transported to local hospitals authorities said that weather conditions hampered the wor

you're buying a mattress can say that h d c s u s repeatedly warned of immigration from station in romania and bulgaria. teams can reinforce negative stereotypes. this apartment building is occupied mainly by iranian dissident just think many unemployed that in just a fraction of the immigrants coming from eastern europe. these two bulgarian immigrant effort on their learning about the hotel business in the bavarian town of day in july. their employer couldn't find any germans to fill the positions it's a problem many sectors face and something to make president wants people to bear in mind he said it would be drawn any danger to the internal stability of the nation to suggest migrant armed germany take our jobs and endanger our social system. study shows that the vast majority of romanians in bulgarian to come to germany contribute to the economy. they need to add to the unemployment rate your take jobs from people born in germany and germany has far less immigration and many of the country. luxembourg forty two percent of the population was born outside the country the highest rate in th

from the bavarian csu have been sounding the alarm of a possible influx of migrants from bulgaria and romania who no longer need work of jesus. social democrats say the issue is being exaggerated but welcomed the decision to set up a commission to make recommendations. while the consistent based dividing that's the best way to handle the cc which easily stands tempers flaring. now we need to win the contest that starts with the placement who wouldn't eat. business leaders say germany needs immigrants to help europe's largest economy stays strong but some politicians claim the eu residents could move to germany to seek welfare benefits. a ruling from europe's top four they forced journey to grant immigrants better access to basic support. to use the french investigators said on wednesday that meets the ocean level was not skiing at a reckless the boy suffered severe head injuries in an accident last month they set a camera attached his helmet showed he was skiing nine meters off the marked trail. the german seven time formula one champion has been in a coma since the end of december germany sa

course leading up to january first british bankers are worse than roma beggars says damien advisor to romania prime minister so he is min.

s lifted its seven year migration restrictions on both garia and romania but authorities in the two poorest states deny this will lead to a massive influx which had been the subject of much scaremongering in the british press a recent poll shows that a quarter of britons want drastic action taken to curb the number of migrants archy's polly boyko takes a look leading up to the new year the british government hadn't released any estimates about the number of remain ians ambled carians that they expected to arrive in britain now this immigration restrictions have been lifted for them that since he hasn't done much to allay the fears of the british public. and although romanians and bulgarians now have every right to live and work freely anywhere within the european union of skepticism and public concerns over mass immigration a written all time high what are you currently doing to stop the influx of skilled workers in from the e.u. and upon into do we've made absolutely sure that it's not possible for people to come here simply to claim benefits to put in your brains very tough measures and c

romania and bulgaria joined in two thousand and seven. croatia followed in two thousand and thirteen . the a trial salons inside the bill to maintain easy in the collection includes some impressive cold war memorabilia such as a savior to make twenty three fights. the call was a cool set of the many foreman says it's not like states on the offending positioned in the west and then designate and the eu. when ukraine was poised to sign a free trade agreements with the eu wants to spend some time back the clock to the times of two opposing blocks of time before the ukrainians feud between east and west between moscow and brussels and in the ukrainian city living delicious golden rules. it was once widely known by its german name than that. this has seven hundred and fifty thousand inhabitants. it's the most western oriented city in ukraine. the polish port is just eighty kilometers away. if you make judgments we need to keep up their traditions in the clubhouse court righteous time for gemini house the same building houses he says he was coa

within or coalition the bavarian see as you want to crack down on labor migrants from bulgaria and romania who no longer need work pieces. the social democrats and much of their cause on cpu say the problem is being exaggerated. medical defuse the conflict by turning to a commission to make recommendations. the spd like the idea. while the consistent this design the best way to handle this issue which easily since campus planning on it. we need to win the contracts. in fact when the political and business leaders warn against stereotyping. they say many economic migrants from the eu is balkan states are well qualified and sorely needed by the german economy. but the us would just give it to him as germany's business community we want to stress that the bulgarians and romanians here are among the foreign workers. that was children's rights and welfare dependency in the country when bad mouthing the parts of the population that doesn't deserve it. with the dissolution of the text so despite her disability medical may have deftly elevated the looming coalition clash. but it's likely to be the

that they didn't exist upcoming presentations and twenty fourteen will feature artists from brazil romania in her room. the series wraps up in twenty sixteen at the conference and a publication that will feature discussions with the artist as well as essays about their work. this is at the door for jane won in new york the eye chinese authorities had detained a local activist academic of the moslem we are ethnic minority in the latest of the government crackdown over the northwestern change in the region following the deaths of scores of people from violent unrest last year bill and heidi is well known for challenging government policies in the change in regions where his meager minority makes it nearly half the population his wife says that police raided titles residence in beijing taking his computer and mobile phone. she and my husband he did not do anything to just read articles on stability and change and nothing else that is why i have no fear and even at me totti has been placed under house arrest numerous times since twenty oh nine still the riots between the majority han chinese i

the view has opened its doors to romania and bulgaria an immigrant's lifting seventy year old restrictions and causing many in britain to worry about a possible in flags. and fun and games lead to serious injury and death with us police dealing with the spread of random attacks on members of the public reportedly as part of a gang initiation. hello and welcome to our international twenty four hour news live from moscow our top story now thousands of security officers have landed in the russian city of volgograd following two terrorist attacks in two days they're trying to find those responsible and stop a third act of terror taking place this is side bombings took the lives of thirty four people leaving dozens injured and doctors are still fighting to save the lives of two critically wounded young girls who were brought to moscow for specialist treatment are going to now reports. russian children going to hospital it's one of the best such hospitals in the country and the girls are both being treated here now the nine year old received her injuries during the first blast that took place in

party line on immigration has been somewhat confused because you've had the borders opening up garia romania at the beginning of the year and so possibly a bit of confusion over the prime minister's strong words over what his plans for the future are with that renegotiation and of course the big question is because you've got a huge couple of years coming up you've got local elections this year you've got the general election in twenty fifty and the big question remains as to whether the e.u. would accept these terms of renegotiation and a lot of people feel that quite simply that won't be acceptable to the other members of the now for its part the u.k. independence party says any changes to on european immigration by david cameron will be nipped in the bar by the. unfortunately he's desperately struggling to find a political solution to the problems of immigration where he is losing in the polls and he is now seeing the labor party's leader also beginning to try and find solutions to the problem of immigration we've had mass open door integration in the united kingdom over the past decade i

do you think people from romania people from bulgaria come here to exploit the system. no i don't think so than many of them come here where i am not aloud to them come. even as an all new cars to chao nice to be huge climbing gym and eat already overheated immigration debate i mean my new eu governments at the right to live and work anywhere in europe is one of the punished on tolkien integration. as it is the right to free mobility and access to social benefits the guardian's be the person speaking to the system the issue is clay. gemini is a member of the european union and seven gemini national law and european of the european union has to be respected and that would be respected by the us where it sees as numb as it is the laws and as long as the regulations are in. i mean fox. tom and his chancellor into the medical school and christian democrats have called for access to the gym and social welfare system can be and it didn't grab it and open to all. members of the cd used to a new coalition partners the social democrats as well as the opposition parties can be in

in bucharest demanding that money borrowed by the nazi government or world war two be given back to romania the debt is thought to amount to almost one hundred billion euros in today's money but the german national bank says there's no paper trail and little chance of repayment the demonstration also targeted a proposal by a german member of parliament who suggested all romanians and bulgarians should be fingerprinted when they come into the country. at least fourteen people have been killed and seven others injured in an explosion at a gambling hall in southwest china authorities are treating the incident as a criminal act and do not yet know who is behind it gambling is largely outlawed in china and venues are often connected with organized crime including trade and guns and explosives. british prime minister david cameron has promised local councils a wealth boon to boost the shale gas industry under the new plans local authorities will keep all of the rates from companies set up for hydraulic fracturing normally they get only fifty percent of the money the new initiative has already com

europeans now that immigration rules have been relaxed the two of the blocks poorest nations bulgaria and romania has told the state wolf you can't please join me now live from on the other save face pay with us what do you make of the prime minister's position is it the best course for britain to thank. well it certainly would be a good course if if he could achieve it kevin unfortunately he's desperately struggling to find a political solution to the problems of immigration where he is losing in the polls and he is now seeing the labor party's leader also beginning to try and find solutions to the problem of immigration we've had mass open door immigration in the united kingdom over the past decade it's had problems on schools hospitals infrastructure and pushing down wages in the country that is why he is struggling and he can't find a solution so you keep got the solution as it well of course the only clear solution is to get your control of your borders back in order to do that you have to leave the european union if he wants to make the changes that he suggested he has to actually get treat

in romania. and i think. the. time for the update but for now the world economic forum in davos it's picking up its pace as it enters its second day there are plenty of issues for the bill to rack their brains for example inequality tax evasion as well as a host of venture capital she's there to explain what matters most. so far here in davos it's all been about the essential the which is the reshaping of the well the consequences for society politics and business now we know that after day one that they intend to go out the window and people talk about what they want to talk about and this year it's been all about income inequality and the consequences of that and really here everyone appreciates that it's the biggest risk to the global economy but no one quite knows how to deal with that and it coincides with youth unemployment as well as a social rest that can come out of that and bury my zero dollars eighty billion shares that have come to talk about that so the irony is that they're to say we've also got plen

bush's family and cracking the e-mail account of his secretary of state is reportedly caught in romania or you want to know about it r.t. dot com. right to see. her story. and i will be. on our reporters were very. instrumental. i. am. going to be able to. well it up very shortly for now though the world economic forum in davos is picking up pace as it enters its second day there are plenty of issues for the billionaires to wrap their brains of of for example of you know quality perhaps tax evasion the host of venture capital katie pilbeam she's there to explain what matters most this year. so far here in davos it's all been about the essential the which is the reshaping of the world the consequences for society politics and business now we know there are today one that they intend to go out the window and people talk about what they want to talk about and this year's been all about income inequality and the consequences of that and really here everyone appreciates that it's the biggest risk to the global economy but no one quite knows how to deal with that and it coincides with youth u

go to romania take a look what's going on over in syria and in living look at the unrest going on throughout italy with the pitchfork movements. in spain. around t thehehehehehehe different way. and then you start looking in you pile on the economic means. it's not getting any better anywhere the only thing is got better for is that one percent of tons of people are talking about including yourself. i in terms of what to expect in the nearest future is another huge wayne of an economic mess. exactly when the economic still in rehab was where is this coming from this time and how can people just preparing themselves for having what do we do run in the you know me happy i would've thought it would happen before. as interest rates go up. if the economy goes down. you know you look like the kind of person you can use the new board of appeal. well you don't have any credit. don't worry that he called this number. i have a deal to you within a given tube is zero percent. that's right step right up no money down to zero percent. you don't have to worry about anything. started doing it they created

bush's family and for cracking the email account of a secretary of state reportedly he's been caught in romania that story on the web site for. right to see. her story. and i think. on our reporters were very. instrumental. i. mean in the polls. all right here's some news just in here at r.t. international russia's supreme court has reduced the prison sentence of the business partner a former oil tycoon mikhail khodorkovsky it means that plot on death could actually walk free later today or tomorrow or bring in the details as soon as we get them but for the meantime let's get to some other world headlines for you in brief the government on motorcycles of killed five policemen and wounded two others in egypt the attack occurred at a checkpoint just south of cairo security forces are being increasingly targeted after the country's military toppled islam its president mohamed morsi that was last july. and to thailand where protesters have defied a government imposed state of emergency decree gives the authorities powers to impose curfews censor media and detain suspects without charge one leading

continue to go on as hundreds of thousands of people are out in the streets go into the ukraine go over to romania take a look what's going on over in syria and in libya look at the reskilling on throughout haiti with the pitchfork movements. in spain around the world i've never seen so much volatility one time in so many different ways and then you start looking and you pile on the economic news it's not getting any better anywhere the only thing has gotten better for is that one percent tons of people are talking about including yourself in terms of what to expect in the nearest future is another huge wave of an economic mess exactly when the economic calamity have what and where is this coming from this time and how can people just prepare themselves for it i mean what do we do ron and you know. i would have thought it would have happened before as interest rates go up the fake a con and he goes down you know you look like the kind of person you could use a new automobile oh you don't have any credit don't worry about it call this number i have a deal see you we're going to give it you had zero

than roma beggars says damien draggy chief advisor to romanian prime minister so he is the minister in romania for the roma and he says that the bankers are worse than any of the roma beggars and he says quote the roma begging in the streets are obvious because we see them they ask for one pound or one euro and they bother us yet some of the people in the banks are stealing billions of euros but nobody sees them because they are on the sixtieth floor that's very true oh very true the people who come in or people who work here are just basically begging on the streets it's something that is repeated in the boardrooms in the banks across the nation when they go begging to the central bank for free money free change to bail them out of their losing positions to bail out there is on be banks they're constantly begging the central bank who for some reason always acquiesces and gives them money i guess because they always threaten to crash the system unless the bank the central bank gives them a few extra bob to come. over a bad position well in fact j.p. morgan itself mentions this in the latest ch

the computers who were compromised live in romania, britain and france. >>> they were checking object new security procedures ahead of the next month's winter games. he was at the main outdoor site where most of the athletes will be staying. he took part in an all-star game. putin is temporarily removing a ban on public protests in and around the city. however, any demonstrations will need advance approval. >> that is an attempt to get in good favor with the olympic community. >>> well the unseasonably warm weather has more people riding. and pieing bikes. >> they say business is booming. >> the owner of a bike shop said winter is usually a slow she is son. around his shop is packed all week. >> we did a clinic in shots and short she haves. it is totally up heard of in january. sacramento area has 20 days in a row of above average temperatures. >> at bart, this is about to go up. they are going to raise parking fees throughout the system. highest fees will be at the west oakland system. and daly city will charge $3 andories will be going up to $2 from $1.50. that increase will start j

the new house opened its doors to romania and bulgaria aim of lifting seventy year old restrictions and causing many in britain to worry about a possible in flags. and fun and games lead to serious injury and death with us police dealing with this spread over random attacks on members of the public reportedly as part of a gang initiation.

. >> reporter: a high-tech hacker galled gutifer was arrested in a 1,000-year-old town in romania, identified with the help of u.s. authorities. he is suspected of hacking into the e-mails of george w. bush and family members, then distributing paintings by the former president, including those revealing self-portraits. >> is that second on your credit, president of the united states, painter, your resume? >> well, depends on whether you like the painting or not. >> reporter: he apparently managed to get bush family phone numbering and e-mail addresses, hacked into the account of a close friend of hillary clinton, making e-mails to her public. and accessed very personal e-mails between colin powell and romanian politician, alleging the two were having an affair, which powell denied. she called powell the love of her life. among others, steve martin, former secretary of the u.s. air force. how is this possible? >> when it comes to e-mail, it's extremely easy to break into accounts. it's ridiculous. you have a log-in and a password. and in many of the cases, you're talking about individuals who

. >>> a work restrictions have officially been lifted across the european union from migrants from romania and bulgaria. let's go back to barbara in our news center. >> reporter: well, the united kingdom has accepted some of the first migrants from the two newest members of the trading bloc. it's a politically sensitive issue here in the u.k. where concerns that the influx of immigrants will be a drain on the economy. the first immigrants were met by british m.p.s and they explain why they made the move. >> tomorrow i work. >> do you have a job. >> yes, wash car. it's not a great job, but i come there because i know i have, i don't know, maybe the best choice i make for this year. >> there are some opportunities here, and i have to learn the language. english is an easier language. >> reporter: latvia has become the 18th nation to join the you roeurohoping to improve it's ec. but as we have reports from riga not everyone is convinced that it's a move to the better. [ cheering ] [ explosions ] >> reporter: freezing below temperatures, residents of riga ring in 2014. the stroke of midnight m

to the north of that in romania heavy snow. major problems as a result of the snow form. strong winds, blizzard conditions, difficult to get around. the snow is in the forecast here as we go through monday. the wet weather remains. that will be the case as we go through tuesday. snow making its way towards ukraine. >> thank you. and still to come on this newshour - powering the future. india looks to build on its nuclear program, despite growing concerns of coastal communities. s. many on the streets in ukraine. >> and how tiger slumped to one of the worst rounds in his career. details in sport. >> welcome back. let's take a look at the top stories on al jazeera. the establishment of a humanitarian corridor to homs appears to be the goal of the day at the syrian peace talks. >> changes and local ceasefires will be discussed. >> opposition leaders say protests will continue despite president viktor yanukovych's offer of top cabinet jobs to the opposition. anti-government protesters besieged a police station in kiev, throwing molotov cocktails and breaking windows. an anti-

be privy again is because the infamous hacker who exposed those paintings was reportedly arrested in romania. last february, he used his computer wizardry to break into the accounts of several relatives and friends of george w. bush. in addition to the nude portraits, he released a slew of bush family photos to the website the smoking gun. among his list of allegedly hacking conquests, the season finale script of downton abbey. this suggestive doodle executed by former president clinton. and a series of e-mails between colin powell and a romanian diplomat. he included an ominous statement saying his future remains unknown and he is trying desperately trying to erase his files on his computer or smartphone. while his online transgressions never paid off, the legacy is secure providing this never before seen side of our 43rd president. one the world never expected or will ever be able to purge from collective memory. >>> conservatives have mapped out a whole new strategy to roll back reproductive freedoms. janet reitman joins us next on "now." nbc universal's coverage of the 2012 london games

bush's paintings in the shower reportedly arrested in romania. details still are not clear but his list of high-profile targets have included numerous government officials, celebrities and even the script for the season four finale. oh, my goodness, actor jonah hill takes $50,000 for wolf of wall street. he took the minimum wage for an actor in the union because he so desperately wanted to work with director martin scorsese. ♪ i want to get married >> uh-oh. oh, my goodness. that song says it all for some folks. a push in colorado to add one more thing before you walk down the aisle. state mandated prewedding education classes. one counselor saying with the country's divorce rate 60%, hey, it doesn't hurt. >> if anything negative were to come out of it, it might be the couple realizes they have com pat anlts. they have choices to make now before they get married in fixing those things or coming to the realization they are not compatible. >> proposal would allow 10 hours of counselin your first marriage, 20 hours if it's your second, and 30 if i

heightening of restrictions including for the immigrants coming from parts of eastern europe including romania and bulgaria. to answer your question, i think the independence party in power today it would probably be irrelevant because margaret thatcher today would-be saying to the british people get out of the e.u., free yourselves from a huge burden on the british people that cost a great deal of money and let them tell the british people what to do. i think the u.k. independent party which is heavily made up of not entirely, but in large part the former conservative party's that left because they feel the party had deserted them. i think that if thatcher were in power, there wouldn't be a u.k. independence party. she never spoke publicly about the private conversations i had with her she also didn't talk about the u.k. independent party, but you know, she would have created those that but for the u.k. independence party with respect. she wouldn't be sneering at them as some leading figures in the conservative party have done including the prime minister. and, you know, her view was you want

. >>> a snowstorm in romania killed two people and forced hundreds of drivers to evacuate their vehicles. heavy snow and strong winds created treacherous conditions when dozens of roads in the north. schools will be closed across the country on monday. >>> a huge security operation is under way in the volatile russian republic of dagestan where the sochi olympic torch will soon arrive in the capital. there have been threats to attack the games neck month. >> reporter: you may ask yourself why on earth would you want to have an olympic torch relay going through a play like dagestan? it's the home of the boston marathon bombers and it's the virtual center of running conflict between the russian security forces and armed groups that want to create an islamic state here in the north caucuses. for valid vladimir putin, these games are important. to cancel the torch relay in a place like dagestan we'll seen as a sign of weakness. there's no olympic torch relay here in the center of town. the game has changed really. it all takes place in a stadium, more of a fortress really about 15 kilometers

duty of her majesty's government do not even attempt an estimate of the numbers who make them in from romania and bulgaria on the first of january. i can understand ultimately why they decided not to publish an estimate, because they don't want to make the outrageous mistake of the previous labour government which said that the numbers from the eastern european countries would all be 13,000 a year. i understand that the population that has come in is 1.1 million. >> i made the growing nervousness of the mass influx, suggestions that the home secretary might be favoring a camp on eu migrants. >> the opportunity that is ahead of us to reform the european union, i think we should take that opportunity to look at free movement. there are concerns across europe am a number of other countries about free mother. i think it is right for us to say we should look at the accession treaties, new country them into europe, and within that we can look at the question of whether we should have greater flexibility rather than just a period of time for transitional control. control should be in place until the

and if germany is not going to change its policies, what about countries like bulgaria and romania and slovakia who were alive? were they as fanatical as the nazis were? and the answer in general is well different things in different places but they were not. so there was the opportunity to have some influence upon the course of events if not to stop the holocaust to deter germany. that is about as well as i can do quickly without one. >> hello. can you speak a little bit about the interaction between the treasury department and the state department and the negative efforts of wreck and rage in that state which led morgenthau treasury to go to roosevelt which led to the establishment of the war refugee board? >> it's a story we cover in our book and plenty of earlier scholars have written in detail about it. the morgenthau diaries in particular as well as state department records at the treasury department's records. so the world jewish congress was trying one option after another to save lives in eastern europe and the state department was throwing out one obstacle after another. some

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. >> next stop, romania, just three days later. the play was to entice bout to bucharest, claiming that's where the money was stashed to pay for the weapons. bout said he'd come, but then he had trouble getting a visa. the case stalled. after ten days of waiting for bout, the top d.e.a. agent made a gutsy call to walk away. so you've been chasing this guy hard for two months. you almost got him, and you got to make the decision to step away from the table. >> if we were real, we wouldn't stay there forever. we're gonna now step away and say, "look we need to take care of some other things, but it's time for us to leave." >> over the next two weeks, milione came up with a new plan to reel bout in. the phony rebels told bout they would be in bangkok soon. asked if he could get there, bout agreed. the morning bout arrived in bangkok, the d.e.a. and thai police had gathered downtown, waiting for word from cops at the airport that the "merchant of death" had landed. >> they call us in the room and they tell us that he's here. >> what wa

but also in this bill, this would say that the missile defense shield plan for romania would go ahead. that's fully funded and that's something russia also does not like, wolf. >> tell us why obamacare is both a winner and a loser in this bill. >> reporter: yeah. essentially, obamacare comes up with a draw here. and that's because the obamacare implementati implementation goes forward. it is funded as it was. it does not gain any money, which is what republicans wanted to prevent. but neither does it lose money. and as you know, wolf, that obamacare funding has been the linchpin in so many of these budget battles in the last year. government shut down over that factor. here we are with a giant spending bill and the obamacare implementation funds, as they are now, will go forward. those implementing obamacare say they need more money. they're not getting it. so that's a loss. but nonetheless, they are able to go forward. and that is a change from these sharp, sharp policy funding debates we have seen over the health care law in the last year. >> all right. lisa, i know there's a lot mo

homes of romanians and bulgarians crisp is to be in writing people he'd jump on planes to fly from romania. he has a sauna in the eyes and yes i'm going back to my job in the car wash and sometimes do it because the uk has this amount and these immigrants to two ranking in the country since two thousand and seven served in theory they should be some kind of not attached to the exit ramp from that bucharest. so what we're saying that of the prime minister david cameron in the weeks and months building up to this has been pretending that what he was he saying about cheney now it's being picked up by michael as well say you and says that you can stand next to some this is to cap a month and cooling. the tories and eighty six. and it's it's the benefits they want to restrict the social security and for example the nhs hospitals the fray. and to those who are paying their way not just any. you know all parents and who who who comes along. community on their one remaining an official rating in the huffington post as saying on them. carpenter it seems that a new version of waiting for good dough

the other tooth in lith wantia and romania, but this is the first one that khalid sheikh mohammed was taken and interrogated. >> and tell us a little bit about the story of how it came to be. >> well, the cia was look for a place to put detainees before poland they had found a site outside bangkok, an hour, hour and a half outside of bangkok where they had two detainees, individual-- but it was really not built for the long-term. so they started to put the foundation out for other places where they could put their detainees, cia reached out to the liaison service in poland and they said yeah, hey, we're happy to take them. >> woodruff: and they had to go to a place, obviously where the government was okay with this, was accepting the idea. >> right, right. and the poles initially asked them can you help pay for security cameras around the base t is a very large base it was about $280,000, nearly $300,000 that the cia initially gave them. >> woodruff: and so adam whack is known about what took place at this location? >> well, a fair amount is known. that khalid sheikh mohammed was wate