house but as far as the issues go as far as what he s doing for the country is concerned i give him very high marks i m real happy with course which he has gotten twelve appellate judges appointed but that s more than any president in one hundred years border crossings are down dramatically the stock market is up we ve had five trillion dollars in brand new wealth two trillion dollars in new equity since he s been in office and part of it has to do with his attitude towards business less regulation a lower taxes and the business community is responding why then his is so popular. well you take you take a pounding from a.b.c. n.b.c. and c.b.s. to the tune of ninety percent negativity in august. and october november december is going to hurt you on the other hand i think we ought to have some perspective his numbers are now higher than they ve ever been in a long time according to rasmussen he s at forty five. broke obama at the same time was at forty six in rasmussen. if you g
a songe citizenship could actually achieve ecuadorian officials say it does give him an extra layer of protection towards finding a solution to let him leave their embassy but britain says the only way to resolve the issue is for a songe to surrender to face justice we ve been asking some people in ecuador what they think. the medical system it s vital to continue negotiating the situation is difficult being incarcerated for several years is dangerous to health we all know that the objective behind the trials has nothing to do with the song to wiki leaks there s a real possibility of extradition to the us. at the end i think it sounds was treated inhumanely during the entire trial process a prisoner without a fixed sentence and with rights to defense been violated so just to recap just been holed up in ecuador s london embassy for more than five years now after swedish prosecutors began investigating sex assault allegations against him british authorities are also after sanja
bots there are all over the media news about that the first question that i asked the pentagon what is your intention guys for this particular new projects we sent them out their requests to comment they didn t get back to us for now but the languages are either regions will give you a hint and also some experts have already told us that it s part of a u.s. campaign could be to expand their online influence and capabilities something that they have been up to for years but really the sophistication of this new project machines being able to analyze the emotions and the sentiment of comments online that s something alarming. well we took the chance to speak to n.s.a. whistleblower william binney and former m i five agent about the push to develop advance bots in the outline some of the implications of using such technologies. really want to do is be able to monitor royce communications or any kind of communications text and be able to assess and. check and who are the threats
ones lost escorted into the area now being looked at as a crime scene. it s just so fatal and so fast. reporter: and first responders process what they have seen. jd nelson says some of the victims were found trying to shield each other from the uki flames. they were both lying on the ground and he was kind of in a position where he was maybe what looked to our investigators, covering her. reporter: nelson says most died from smoke inhalation. in my heart, i hope it was for the victims, it was fast. so they didn t suffer. reporter: firefighters have searched most of the charred warehouse, but in order to access the last 10%, knocked down walls in an area they have already searched. we re going to bring closure when they search the rest of the 10%. reporter: meanwhile, avalos says he doesn t blame, but says everyone who lived there knew the dangers inside. we had fire extinguishers because of that. reporter: and the district attorney has said whoever is f
per year. that s every year for to implement her bill in the army, navy, air force and marines. not only is her bill not executable in a cost neutral basis, it is not possible to grow the total inventory of nearly 600 judge advocate officers and legal assistants required by the bill within the 180 days of enactment. the decision we make today will have significant consequence on the future of our miltle militaries. the bill we re debating this week threatens to tear apart what i believe is the fabric of our armed forces, the chain of command. i can t find people i can confide in and talk to personally who have been in the military who don t agree with this. i was in the uniform code of military justice when i was in the united states army, not at the level that the that the some of the senators who have been more recently, senator graham, for example, and at a higher level. i was an enlisted man but i was a reporter and a lot of times the reporters, the enlisted personn