make it more resilient, make it more integrated with europe and will support ukraine energy market reforms to combat monopolies which will enable ukraine one day to become a major energy exporter. they support will complement the work thatis support will complement the work that is already being done by the g7 plus coordination group which we launched last october. there is a germany, now with japan. that group is going to include 18 countries and several multilateral institutions. together, we have allocated billions of dollars to help repair and rebuild ukraine energy sector. we have sent more than 5 million power generators, pipes, circuit breakers, other pieces of energy equipment. the united states will also provide $657 million to help modernise ukraine s border crossings, airlines, airports, other critical infrastructure that connect the country with europe, allowing it to
but not benefit. the non-profit aarp best known for advocacy for those over age 50 is facing questions about a possible conflict of interest. chief washington correspondent jim angle looks at the new effort especially for the healthcare law. three lawmakers are calling on the i.r.s. to investigate the non-profit status of aarp which makes hundreds of millions of dollars from marketing health insurance. despite the privilege tax exempt status, in many ways it s a for-profit company. it has profits that tripled in recent years. $657 million a year. what does do it with the money? it has charitable foundation bus republican report show contributions to them barely increased. where is the money going this we want to know. some goes for hefty paycheck. former ceo got a raise of more than 80% in two years. from $900,000 a year to more
megyn: so they get paid. they took in $657 million in licensing fees in 2009. obamacare stands to increase that licensing income. that s why there s a conflict of interest. megyn: now the congressional leaders, the republicans, are calling on the i.r.s. to investigate the aarp? yes. aarp has nonprofit status. it s not taxed as a corporation. for that, it s supposed to stay out of politics, policy megyn: and profits! stay out of self-interests. did they do that? is there a conflict here? the hearings will find out. megyn: it s an interesting end paren to those town halls. another black eye for obamacare. megyn: new video from tampa, where sear yeses storms have led to the collapse of a hangar at an air show.
down a $657 million settlement for people who got sick from dust and ash after the world trade center fell on 9/11. the money would have gone to some 10,000 first responders, but the judge says the deal did not contain enough money and shortchanged ground zero workers. he wants now more negotiations. well, a wave of student suicides being called a public health crisis at cornell university. there have been six confirmed or suspected suicides at the ivy league school the past two semesters. the stress of classes and whatnot, it can get you to that point and cornell has it s so big and you really have to push yourself to go out there and get to know people. you just get lost and you get lonely and i can see why people would want to jump. we have been knocking since friday, been knocking on every residential door reaching out to individual students and in groups. the university is also
you can see. julie: gregg: a federal judge holding off on a ruling for ground zero workers and will not approve a proposed $657 million settlement, until more negotiations are heard and he wants lower legal fees and dollar amounts given out to 10,000 workers, before they make a decision on a claim. julie: and, acorn possibly on the verge of bankruptcy. the group reportedly holding a teleconference this weekend, to discuss their plans, for the future. over the last six months, at least 15 of the group s 30 state chapters have been disbanded. gregg: democrats expressing confidence this afternoon they have the votes to get the president s health care legislation passed. still a lot can happen, between now and the vote, and, president obama is leaving nothing to chance, making a rare visit to capitol hill to rally the troops and did he seal the deal, we ll