the national security act, of course, also created the national security council, and the -- defense department. the creation of the central intelligence agency really laid the foundations for the modern american intelligence community. the fault of the national security act of 1947 was that it seemed to give the central intelligence agency many responsibilities for coordinating the variety of intelligence entities across the federal government, but not enough authority to do the job. so let me break it down for you just, if i could. the cia, of course, is famous for two missions you're all familiar with. covert action and the recruitment of spies around the world. the security act of '47 also sought to make the cia director give him another mission, which was to manage the community to be the dci and coordinate the growing infrastructure of intelligence agencies that had begun to group around world war ii. as you approached through the cold war years, a variety of task forces and commissions noticed that the underlying ability of the director of central intelligence to coordinate, f

the nation will face a power shortage this sweater. after meeting on thursday they knew their safety and security commission approved the resumption of its forty reactors wanting to conceal or some free after one three had been shut down since may after control cables were found to have been given fake certificates. now with new labour place cables in place and after regular checkups that three reactors are expected to be fully operational by the end of next week. looks like we are headed for another friday era of the nation's street fronts korea's exports are expected to reach close to six hundred billion us dollars in twenty fourteen at least any signs of global economic recovery this year i in the system in guelph reports the future looks rosy for the korean economy in the new year the minister of trade industry and energy said it expects to export total for this year to reach five hundred and ninety five billion us dollars with imports expected to reach five under sixty two billion dollars. the positive outlooks with this here come

for the nation. if you put everything on the active more and you draw down more, which we are not and there is no proposals to do that. are paying a huge bill in compensation at some point in the future will catch up with where you will only be paying salaries and won't be able to modernize. you put everything to the guard you won't have the 9/11 force ready to go and deploy haveeas because people jobs and things like that. somewhere in there it the balance that we got to find. >> do you expect to go to congress with a unified plan with the army or will there be debate, dispute on that? at the budget control act, you know, i was looking at charts yesterday. we have relief here for a few years. do ist we don't want to rush into failure. we have got some relief with the added and $9 billion addd that gives us a few years to look at this. belts lefttightening and right. you know, we are looking at the changes in units for the future. i don't know if the general talked about it, but there is the potentia

could happen that could cut the nation's growth rate the state. a lever that the recovery we're seeing an advanced nations is still a good sign for the korean economy already been a mixed set of indicators thank you so much for that report your walk. before your dna and another began. get the latest line from seoul. any expert analysis from ages fourteen with the viewpoint only koreans local network and why on arrival that. he always on standby. south. so disappointing years first as an electronics asia's biggest technology company has turned in a worse than expected earnings report for the fourth quarter of last year with rival apple poised expand its reach into the chinese market later this month it appears this downtime son is facing a tough year ahead. here's a uti with more. the world's largest smartphone maker surprised analysts with its lower than expected earnings announcement. some nights running said tuesday that its operating profits reached eight point three trillion won a roughly seven point eight billion us dollars in october to dece

new address to the nation. these commissions include the development of a comprehensive package of measures to reduce inflation to three four percent per year in the medium term and also the elaboration of a concert of the financial sector development through two thousand thirty three special attention should be given to the production of the share of non performing loans in the second tier bank portfolios in the swells were starting the twenty two mechanism for the real sector of the country's economy another commission was given to ensure a steady high rate of economic growth until two thousand fifty. i think all the tasks set by the president in that achieving high economic growth rates. the president said in his address to the nation's economic growth because extend to remain on average at the level of around four percent until two thousand fifty. only such a growth rate almost to the top thirty most developed countries of the world. in the next decade of economic growth we will show a great increase in flu

of the nation as guaranteed and secured by the sudanese constitution. let's all not forget that time will not forgive us and history will judge our acts. we therefore should act in the interest of the sudanese, the sudan and the sudanese people. careful consideration cannot blind us from all manifestations that reveals the whole picture. the difficult living conditions cannot be taken as no nostalgia. we should look forward to the better. our country is not poor. according to the current standard of living and if we closely consider that the lower standards of living is a key to genuine efforts and hard work, and the state should make this possible. you're aspiration is not individual. it is collected and shared. it also should be part of the core plans of the state. if we cannot surrender or give up to the current state of affairs, however our moves should be based on honest vision. it is an opportunity before sudan and the sudanese to defeat poverty. individual work cannot defeat poverty. this issue is the concept of a comprehensive national dialogue.

the firsteagan was sitting first lady to address the united nations and the first to address a nation in a joint appearance with the president. >> for my young friends, life can be great. not if you cannot see it. open your eyes to life. see it in the favorites coverage -- visit colors that god gave us as a precious gift to his children. enjoy life and make it count. say yes to your life. when it comes to drugs and alcohol, just say no. >> first lady nancy reagan as our original series "first ladies" returns monday night at 9:00. on c-span and c-span 3. also on c-span radio and c-span.org. >> next, the army chief of staff is at the national press club. he recently spoke about the u.s. army's future. he covered a range of topics including budget cuts, sexual assaults in the military, and the u.s. role in afghanistan. he also talked about the situation in iraq, regarding al qaeda's influence in the region. what it could mean for u.s. combat troops. >> good afternoon and welcome to the national press club. i am a reporter for bloomberg news and the president of the national press club. w

nation together for stand foremost the connectivity of this nation is what drove the interstate highway system the connectivity of our small towns to the big towns is critical in this nation to. >> states are raising tolls of the private partnership should the federal government follow the lead of the state's? vindicated to require amtrak to go out to tell the states they had to have a greater will how they would finance and that has that no cayenne there are some suggestions to do that on a national basis with passenger rail but that is not okay because that is a federal responsibility that is what we have united states for. >> how would you handicap the highway bill this year as long as chances for reauthorization? can they move independent of each other? >> i see them as linked to because that is what i want to see is the surface transportation in program. that to occur long time even to get there it was not just a quick analysis of for two years but for amtrak two years would be a major improvement if you don't know half next year or this year it is harder to do a multifaceted progr

>> not from the national guard perspective. i know they had the bad ice storm in 2011, about this same time of year. i know it was bad then too. yeah, this has been a real challenge. the ice makes it difficult no matter what. even with our hum vs and four-wheel drive, you still slip and you still have to be careful. it is pretty dangerous. the big trucks, they have to get momentum. a lot of times, they don't have enough running space to get going specially with the smaller vehicle. just hope that folks stay off the roads as much as they can. >> thanks a lot, captain. you can see as marcus pans around, the traffic trying to head into atlanta and still backed up. we are actually and here comes a georgia state patrol, heading down here as well. we're actually at the top of this hill right before cleveland avenue. this seems to be the problem area. this is where these big rigs are getting stuck. once they get past this point, the road opens up. the traffic is moving but it is just a matter of getting past this point and it looks li

be needed at the national security agency. mr. morell, thank you for joining us. >> good to be here. >> schieffer: i want to ask you first, chairman rogers made some interesting disclosures this morning suggesting that there is some reason to believe the russians may have been helping edward snowden and also expressing real concern about safety for the coming olympics. just give me your reaction to that. >> i share the chairman's concern about what the russian intelligence services may be doing with mr. snowden. i don't have any particular evidence, but one of the things that i point to when i talk about this is that the disclosures that have been coming recently are very sophisticated in their content and sophisticated in their timing. almost too sophisticated for mr. snowden to be deciding on his own. seems to me he might be getting some help. >> schieffer: and what about the coming olympics, are you concerned about the lack of cooperation that the russians seem to be giving us? >> long history of cooperation between nations

i wish them to raise their flag over the country over the russian nation. i wish our flag to prosper. i wish harmony peace in the clear blue sky. get the look. the fumble and habitual. but i was a sportsman who show great results in a lot of losers that they've accumulated over four years ago and it appears that stood above the speed skaters on some fun though and are yet was on a bobsled and he's a bit dark cinema in three starts and even install skype will represent problems are the major winner competitions. but it was a small dorm but then the train fortified time today. we couldn't even sleep i would try to do my best to represent cause there was only the http on him the latest news is that three got the dogs cuts out that stevie got kate said the survey data shows that the majority of cars a cute these days but striving more and more for financial independence. most of college students currently working part time jobs with extra money on the site. financial independence is generally used to describe the state of having sufficient person a welcome lift

that the army national guard, the air national guard, is the best-trained, best-equipped, best led national guard force that we have ever had in our history. i had the honor, before i came to congress, of serving as the adjew tant general, demanding the 13,000 army and air national guardsmen of the great state of illinois. and unfortunately, what has happened as the drawdown has started to occur, the pentagon has put forth a plan that would slash the army national guard. you know, the army national guard, and for that matter, the air national guard, today we're specifically talking about the army but every remark i make applies to the air national guard as well. the army national guard serves as america's insurance policy. it serves as the shock absorber for the military. we can't maintain a large enough military to answer every contingency. that's why we have the army national guard and that's why we have the army reserve. those are the soldiers we tall -- we call forth when we need them. when we don't need them, they train at home. 2005, in iraq, 51% of the soldiers in iraq were army nati

another top of my nation is the nation's infrastructure, which provides the structure that connects us to one another. when we talk about infrastructure, we think about highways, transit systems and bridges that connect people and places. infrastructure is more than surface transportation alone. it also includes the nation's utility systems that connect gas to power and water in the polls and public outings that connect us to opportunity and participation. i states in urge from the economic downturn, it's critical we work with our federal partners to rebuild and invest in road, rail, bridges, airports, waterways and energy infrastructure. we have a steep funding gap estimated to be as high as $1.6 trillion by 2020, factoring in the $3.6 trillion projected to be part of our infrastructure systems based on reliable minus for revenue. for service transportation alone, the federal highway trust fund faces another perilous fiscal cliff later this year. projected receipts including fund transfers will be less than outlays. infrastructure is about the future. economic prosperity and innovatio

even the animals at the national zoo got a snow day. you can tell by some of these photos be giant pandas felt right at home yesterday. in fact, even the red pandas ventured out into the snow to explore just a little bit despite the cold weather. they are made for this stuff. the auditors assumed to be having the most fun, rolling around on the white blanket of snow. for aave at that for reason. obviously they love to get out there. >> we do not have that so much. love it.d i do not >> it is brutally cold will stop the windchill the extended into the afternoon now, north and west of d.c. we have got the snow that will stick on the ground for quite a while now. see from the satellite. it is like taking a snapshot in space. everything white reflects back, so all that white that you see if the snow cover across our area. what i want to point out that is really cool on this satellite picture is streaks of snow here coming in, this is what we would call they affect snow showers. so there is a line of snow that develops because the water is w

and the national security security or the sdsr. the strategy we took in the sdsr having a gap in capacity, the exciting thing as we come into the next one, the gap will be coming to an end. we'll have fantastic new carrier in the high seas very soon. >> with planes. >> with planes and people in it. >> can we look between the three of us on this panel some of the specific future things? in particular, we talked about the america. what about the european union? which we will not know in the next strategy whether the u.k. will be part of the european union on or not. so will that be spelled out, the implications being in or out and specifically, how it will change if the u.k. ceases to be a member of the european union? >> my strategy linked in with the national security strategy that we secure a referendum and i want to recommend that we should remain part of a reformed european union and i plan on the basis of success rather than the basis of anything else. but we don't -- european issues, we haven't dealt within the national securi

national guard and the state troopers working and the national guard will provide lead vehicles as the school buses make their routes to return those children back to their homes. now, in the atlanta public school system last evening, they had about 1,500 school children that were either with them or on buses. by 9:00 p.m., it was down to 1,000, and this morning there are only about 400. and here again, state troopers and national guard will be escorting those children back to their homes or escorting the buses as they attempt to, once again, return those children back to their homes. the murrieta school system at 9:00 p.m. last night had about 1,400 children. this morning they are down to about 480 students, and here again, local police are providing the escorts for buses to return those children this morning back to their homes. we've also had troopers, state troopers, at their schools there in the murrieta school system, as well. douglas county, they had about 800 to 900 children that stayed overnight in some 23 different schools, and this morning they were down to 220 children, and

if there's information at seem earnings that is beneficial to the national trucks not the national security -- trucks not the national security of the united states, they'll go after that information and take it. >> it was held in an undisclosed location. a russian law-maker says russia

however the western backed main opposition group the syrian national coalition is in the store. immediately condemned by calling a deal breaker in announcing they would withdraw from the talks it was just last saturday when the main opposition group agreed to sit down side by side of the syrian government. but their participation. now remains in doubt. the united states as a more complicated stands on the matter. the somewhat you're brought up the table but only on a conditional basis. the us state department has called on iran to fully and publicly accepted into maintain a formal mandate which is agreed upon in geneva in twenty twelve adding that the invitation to be rescinded if your band fails to meet such conditions delegations from thirty nine countries will meet for the geneva to talk someone say montrose. the syrian government and the main opposition group possibly holding additional content in yuma on friday. honey can be done. the entries participating in football at the upcoming asian games has gotten a bit deeper seated chase in the sports center to tell us all about

the desk of the shrine in tokyo is the kind of pork rocks representing the darkest parts of the nation's soul. to his mounting a strong defense to china's diplomatic offensive japan's foreign minister from newquay she died during a trip to europe earlier this week told his spanish counterpart. they visited the shrine to console the nation's war dead as well as to make a pledge that japan will never trigger a war again. all the chalk is number one ally in the us has already expressed its disappointment. japanese diplomats and busy attempting to silk ties with washington again such a backdrop to camp director nominee of the new re established national security council show that only gets his visit to washington next week is gaining more attention than it might have done before experts say china and japan to raul has the potential to become even more emotionally charged as the two nations one policies are based on strong nationalism. and this they say would further escalate already heightened tensions in northeast asia and then ten years. at the nation's top off this president talking heads

than the national average. that's progress. thank you. [applause] and we've taken a tough love, zero-tolerance approach to chronically underperforming schools, by treating the opportunity educational institution, allowing the state the authority to turn around and manage failing schools. delegate howell was right. this is the civil rights issue of our time. in the 8th most prosperous state in the nation, how can we tolerate a single child going to a failing school in virginia? if i leave office testing as i leave office, i implore you, let only i demonstrate that it will help those nonperforming schools in petersburg and norfolk and alexandria and other places that might come online. knowing that some children are not getting the same education as other kids just one school district away it's just not right. so the time for excuses is over but it's now time excellence for all our students. [applause] but when young kids graduate from a high school, they must be either korea ready or college-bound. because if th

national guard in the history of the nation. in testimony before the senate defense appropriations committee last year, he called the guard a, quote, cost-effective proven solution, unquote, that allows the nation, quote, to may be contain a robust military at the least possible cost to the taxpayer. the september 11th, 2001, terror attacks on the world trade center in new york and the pentagon in washington pushed the citizens warriors of the national guard more adowfm responding to u.s. natural disasters to the front lines of two foreign wars. in addition to iraq and afghanistan national guard personnel have dpe employed to libya, kosovo, and other hot spots around the world. but nothing illustrates the guard's dual -- elevated the head of the national guard bureau to the joint chief of staff. the military advisers to president obama and national security team. but the guard's future is uncertain. this fall as congress it'sed over the budget the guard faced potential sequestration cut that pair the force by 10%. such cuts told

to the national security agency's surveillance program. but how will that affect our national security. >> for intelligence being effective over the long haul we must maintain the trust of the american people and people around theorld. >> schieffer: seven months after much of the national security agency's spying programs made headlines, the president laid out his plan to rein in the agency. but will the plan really change anything? privacy advocates want more control, others say he went too far. we'll hear from both sides with house intelligence committee chairman my mike rogers, colorado democratic senator mark udall plus president obama's former national security advisor tom donlon and c.e.o. deputy director is key member of the group that advised the president how to reform the nsa. all that plus our own panel of analysts. 60 years of news, because this is "face the nation." good morning again, the house intelligence committee chairman mike rogers has been out front from the beginning defending the nsa programs since they first came un

a national plan the realization of the president's address to the nation at the meeting that includes seven directions to a five year plan to accelerate and industrialization in the project affirmations formation in austin on the moxie will be developed as a part of the national plant is also expected to introduce amendments to agribusiness twenty twenty in business for math programs mechanisms to reduce the inflation by three to four percent will be worked out in cooperation with the national bank fish fish boat at the hospital although i believe it is possible to go past my kiddos and twenty because the decline in inflation is when the main factors of the financial sector development which today leaves much to be desired. in addition it is one of the task that was sent to the government and the national bank by the state is necessary to develop a comprehensive program of financial sector development in two thousand to the beach the oval. all members of the government had received appropriate instructions and started to implement a task the processes of the task execution will be mon

the question is how are we going to oversee the national security? are we going to do it constitutionally, by the processes of different branches of government, looking at what each other is doing? or is it going to be a vigilante system. where individuals get to decide on their own, what is right and wrong? that's at issue here. snowden has taken to law into his own hands and he is unwilling to face the legal system that awaits him back here in the united states. >> mark stout would it be a mistake to make law around such a outliar case? or are we with being pushed there? >> i think by sop extent we are being pushed there, but i also don't think he will be the last case that we see along these lines. in fact, he is not even the first. bradley or chelsea manning depending on how you want to refer to that individual, basically did something very very similar, with much less sensitive information, and i think that the nature that some people are called super powers individuals is such that we will see more of this. so sooner or later there will have to

the principal goal of creation of the league of nations. though the failure to consult with congress led ultimately to the entire exercise. but a particular interest in the context of the delegation in china generally wasn't seemed to be a focus and verso that they had a respect by the shadow figures by the last of the great member of an ancient royal family from the imperial city of kyoto in japan and equally from china. neither was ever seen in public and each confine himself from behind his respective curtain a loving his diplomats and politicians to my name in public of the world's the so carefully crafted. no power had very much in that at all. the stakes are much higher and far more nuanced they make commitments simply into the balance the have the effect on the course of the economic development and vitality. a way to manufacture that next generation of the electronic device, we to build that power project or prospect for oil and coal or precious minerals. such decisions are based on a complex, less of the country risk. reliability a

many call it the crown jewel of the national park system. and there is a good reason why. this alpine paradise is filled with stunning scenes of mother nature at her best. while much of the scenes are easily accessible by car most visitors never see the real magic on its amazing network of trails. get ready to explore glacier national park in montana coming up next on motion. ♪ were in one of the most beautiful places we've visited on the show glacier national park in montana. glacier become america 10th national park in 1910 and borders the canadian provinces of british columbia and alberta. the national park covers some of the most pristine habitat found anywhere on earth. on average about two million people per year visit glacier national park, but only a small percentage leave their cars to explore their emerald green lakes, alpine hillsides, and see glaciers incredible wild life up close. today were going to show you why this is so much more than a drie through park, by showing you some hikes that anyone could do even if you only have a little time and with a little

the journal health affairs hosted this event at the national press club. it is an hour. >> good morning. i'm founding editor of health affairs. i will moderate a discussion this morning. i appreciate you all coming out on this day of warm weather before we all freeze tomorrow. it's a pleasure to have the staff of the office here to present. we'll have two presenters and then two others i'll introduce all four here in a minute. i'm prepared to help answer questions, respond to opinions, whatever it may be. i also point out in here is not only the expanding paper, it's a cd that has the whole of the content of new issue of health affairs in it including the exhibits if anybody is in the exhibit. look for this to have everything you'll need in relation to at least the subject that we're talking about this morning and also the entire contents of the january issue. for about 25 years now, health affairs has been publishing every year the annual report of the office of the actuary that relates to national health expenditure trends. obviously, the latest report w

i will say that our nation's defense is in part on the fidelity of those entrusted with our nation's secrets. if any individual who objects to policy can take it into their own hands to publicly disclose classified information, we last name be able -- will not be able to keep our people safe or conduct foreign policy. moreover, the sensational way that these disclosures have come out has often shed more heat than light, while giving our adverses in ways that we may not though, the task, is more than preventing more disclosures from taking place in the future. instead we have to make some important decisions about how to protect ourselves and sustain our leadership in the world while upholding the civil liberties that our ideals and our constitution requires. we need to do so not only because it is right but because the challenges posed by threats like terrorism and proliferation and cyberattacks are not going away any time soon. they are going to continue to be a major problem. and for our intelligence community to be effective over the long haul

after a tug of war between the nations rival parties that lasted into the wee hours of the new year the national assembly finally approved theation's bget r two thousand fourteen series of other key bills were also passed arly five hours aft the clock struck midnight. our team and he'll start to sell. there will be no additional budget necessary as the t cells in the fourteen national budget was approved by the national assembly on early wednesday morning. the budget bill which is worth three hundred forty billion us dollars was part of the package deal with two of the bills one to reform the national intelligence service and the other to attract more foreign investment into the country. the nis reform package that agents from gaining access to government offices and media outlets and also calls for stricter punishments for agents that do not abide by the new regulations. those found guilty of breaking the rules will face a maximum of seven years in prison off from the current two years. the so called foreigners investment promotion bill allows the subsidiaries of korea's conglomerates

the governor hats since called the national guard to help out. there was a news conference held earlier in the day. >> we've not had any fatalities in the city of atlanta. we've 791 automobile accidents. our focus right now is to assist in any way with getting our freeways cleared. so we can start pulling people from cars, taking gasoline to cars that have run out of gas as a result of being on the road last night. >> lots of students in atlanta got stuck inside their classrooms. >> at 6:00 p.m. there were about 25,000 children who were either on buses or in their schools. their various schools in their system. by 9:00 p.m. it was down to 5,000 children that were either on buses or in schools, and this morning there are no children on buses and there are about 2,000 of the fulton county school systems children who are still in their schools. >> now there are no children on buses, but that is al jazeera's robert ray and robert, i'm sure that bus has a story behind it. >> reporter: indeed, del, it cuss. there are certainly no children on this bus.

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benefits to the nation. actually the three pronged plan. and on monday. the first set she said is bring peace to the peninsula. in order to do that she called on stella to maintain tight national security so that citizens can carry on with their daily lives without fear and urge them to abandon its nuclear program. to infinity the cable into joining the crowd a couple. but it is soft. your humble to me that he can do some people call it ongoing continuous use the total who do when you're working at. president cars also mentioned they need to take good care of north korean defectors living in the south as they play an important role in ending the division of the two koreas. third the president said she will work to prevent global consensus on the need for every unified korea. see she had already discussed the matter frankly with the leaders of china and russia president pot plants to move forward but such efforts this year. in regards to this seemingly unstable situation in the coming state prison cox said th

. >> nancy reagan was the first sitting first lady to address the united nations and the first to address the nation in a joint appearance with the president. >> so to my young friends other, life can be great but not when you can't see it. so open your eyes to light, cnn visit covers that god gave us as a precious gift to his children. to enjoy life to the fullest and to make it count. so yes to your life, and when it comes to drugs and alcohol, just say no. >> first lady nancy reagan as our original series "first ladies: influence and image" returns tonight live at nine

and the quality of our national guard. i have to stop and tell you that, in oklahoma, we certainly benefited from a strong national guard during a very tough time for our state in may when we had the moore tornadoes and several other storms that swept through oklahoma. and governor hickenlooper also saw the great value of the national guard during his devastating floods that struck the state of colorado. we believe it is important to have a strong national guard for our governors. moving on to august, at the nga summer meeting, we stressed the need for certainty and a long- term solution to fund our aging infrastructure. in september, we returned to the budget debate, warning congress of the effects on our states of a federal shutdown. and we called on them to resolve the budget issues and the impasse and to put the budget on a sustainable long-term fiscal path. despite all this, here we stand today with essentially the same to-do list sitting before our congress. states have been dealing with short-term extensions and lon

they've filed with the national labor relations board to form the first of its kind union. former quarterback kain colter says because college sports is a multi-billion-dollar industry, student athletes are actually employees. >> the goal is to give players a voice. right now we don't have a voice. right now it's almost like a dictatorship, without input. everything is put on us without our input and negotiation. right now we want a seat at the table. >> the ncaa says there's no right to organize student athletes because they are not employees. >>> in baseball now, a big pitch for safety. for the first time ever, major league baseball has approved a protective cap for pitchers. it's bigger than the usual cap but it will protect the forehead and sides of the head. it will be available for testing during spring training on a voluntary basis. >>> in college hoops, overtime drama. the hawkeyes have the ball. down by two against michigan state. just over four seconds left. in o.t., mike gesell drives the court and misses the layup. game over. the seventh ranked spartans survive

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in the same way that the intelligence services of every nation does. we will not apologize simply morese our services may be effective. but heads of state and government with whom we work closely and on whose cooperation feel confidentd that we are treating them as real partners. changes i've ordered do that. finally, to make sure that we follow through on all these reforms, i'm making some important changes to allow our -- our government is organized. the state department will designate a senior officer to diplomacy onr issues related to technology and signals intelligence. we will appoint a senior official at the white house to privacyt the new safeguards that i've announced today. i will devote the resources to centralize and improve the process we use to handle foreign legal assistance, keeping our high standards for privacy while helping foreign andners fight crime terrorism. asked my counselor, ahn podesta, to lead comprehensive review of bigda that and privacy. group will consist of government officials who along with the council on science and

they wanted the brain to go to the national institute of health - the nih. >> getting it in the hands of good science is the goal there. so yes, i think that was probably what was driving the suggestion, that let's have nih get involved. >> narrator: the final diagnosis in seau's case was national news. >> abc news and espn have learned exclusively seau's brain showed visible signs of cte, chronic traumatic encephalopathy. >> narrator: in the months following seau's death, the nfl went on the offensive. the commissioner helped to promote a youth football safety initiative, the heads up program. the league donated $30 million to the nih to study sports injuries including joint disease, chronic pain and cte. >> we recently committed $30 million to the national institutes of health... >> good pr is one part of the nfl strategy, but the other piece of it is that the nfl wants to come off as being very forward-looking. the nfl wants to keep pushing these questions into the future, keep the discoveries going, make it seem like these questions that still need to be resolved are things that t

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the national forecast in just a few moments. but first, for more on the extent of that danger and just how the nation is preparing for it, we turn now to al jazeera's very own kilmeny duchardduchard e there may be records set in the midwest and northeast. how dangerous are these temperatures? water freezes at 32 degrees nooirnt aonce it drops to negative 10 degrees, frost isbite can occur within 30 minutes. at negative 35 degrees, your car's anti-freeze may no longer work, and at negative 40 degrees, it can only take five minutes for frostbite to set in. frostbite is like tingling or loss of sensation by pain and then complete loss of sensation. >> doctors say to avoid cotton and wear fab that wick moisture away from the skin and they are warning to em am stay stories. schools are taking action. metro schools in tennessee will delay you because of forecasted temperatures. minnesota closed schools monday for the entire state, the first time that's been done in 17 years. some cities in wisconsin are following suit, including milwa

good of the nation for the good of the country. the public's strong support in our ability to that too partisan noise and stale ideologies of our critics is due to our ongoing public outreach possibly. to develop our own resources to develop the world superpower. as we look ahead to november midterm elections and beyond, we will use america's energy, america's choice campaign to spur more pro-energy policies to engage the american people and ensure that our nation's discussion on energy policy is based on fact and reality. the new facts, the new realities, the political orthodoxy or hyperbole. what is more, there is another fact on our side -- the benefits that american energy revolution has already delivered. the best example being a significant reduction of america's co2 omissions which are at their lowest levels in nearly 20 years thanks largely to the abundant supply of cleaner-burning natural gas. it is a direct result of innovation and technology that allows us, through hydraulic fracking, to drill hundreds of thousands of we

the national park service will host a -- at the key memorial on the national mall. >> tragedy in spotsylvania cammy -- county. a 14-year-old boy was killed in a house fire. flames broke out just after 4:00. unfortunately the fire had taken off and there was nothing we could do. >> it is impossible to comprehend the panic during in the pain after. fire ripped through a spotsylvania county home and claimed the life of a 14-year-old boy. we loved his family, we love him. out with what they have on. they were shoeless. they were sleeping. fire officials reported seeing flames and smoke pouring from every window. five family members escaped. the victims father, mother, grandmother, sister, and brother. xavier --os, the xavier did not make it out. his father tried to save him, but it was too late. >> it was too engulfed in flames. it was a sad morning. >> this family lost more than a home, they lost the shining smile in their life. to move forward. we know he is in god's hands. we will hang in there until we see him again. are no obvious signs about how the blaze ignited. the cause is under investi

the national champion at the rose bowl to be crowned. florida state meets auburn in the national title game. we go southern california. neither the seminoles or the tigers have played a game if some time. how have they approached the lay-off. >> they enjoyed the time, spending it in sunny california, 70 degrees. had to give you a temperature update. the question on media day, how are both teams handling the lay-off. they've had 29 days off since the last game. if you recall, the national championship game. they look sluggish. they are worked by alabama. this year it's not a problem. they say it's time to man up. >> as you know, the coffee says eliminate the clutter. that is the first and foremost. don't worry about what you have done. focus. if we go out and we play hard and do everything, we don't get the results that we want. >> we feel we don't come too far. we are so hungry, why not finish it off. we didn't come all this way to turn around and lose. >> the players are leading the practices, keeping everyone focused. we are playing on

place that as the rest of the world looks to come up the innovative nations, and there are nations that are ready to do that. stem education and programs like first are absolutely key for us as what type of nation we are going to be in the next 5, 10, 20 years. i want to make sure we are continuing on that forefront, that we are the nation that every other nation is looking to, how does america do it, rather than falling behind. you, and i appreciate and you letting me sit in today. i'm here today visibly because two of the students are from counties i represent them and i feel very proud of the work we are trying to do in our school systems to enable this kind of learning. i am sure he is, from -- i'm curious, from each of you, what aspects of your academic curricula during the school day contribute, and how does it contribute to what you are doing in your club activities? think definitely that it is a stem activity at heart, and my physics churchland, everything i do in chemistry, all these are things have helped me in understanding what goes on. i think that some of the advanced clas

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