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this is real money. tell us what is on your mind. hit us up at facebook. can the tensions over ukraine get any worse? russian president vladimir putin lashed out to the west. he said the west only supports peace talks as a smokes screen to allow ukraine to continue military operations. europe and america are threatening suffer sanctions against moscow. in the ukraine the russians still denying what everybody else knows to be true, russian forces are actively fighting on the side of the rebels in ukraine s civil war and now turning the table on ukrainian government forces. in a sign of how things look for ukrainian president petro poroshenko, he said that his country will seek to join the n.a.t.o. alliance. however unlikely that prospect is, it will just harden russia s resolve to get in ukraine. there will come up with new sanctions to try to get russia to back off. so far the golden sanction that might compel russia to change course is off the table. that would be ....
this is real money. tell us what is on your mind. hit us up at facebook. can the tensions over ukraine get any worse? russian president vladimir putin lashed out to the west. he said the west only supports peace talks as a smokes screen to allow ukraine to continue military operations. europe and america are threatening suffer sanctions against moscow. in the ukraine the russians still denying what everybody else knows to be true, russian forces are actively fighting on the side of the rebels in ukraine s civil war and now turning the table on ukrainian government forces. in a sign of how things look for ukrainian president petro poroshenko, he said that his country will seek to join the n.a.t.o. alliance. however unlikely that prospect is, it will just harden russia s resolve to get in ukraine. there will come up with new sanctions to try to get russia to back off. so far the golden sanction that might compel russia to change course is off the table. that would be ....
sent us and email, [email protected]. an article from a couple days ago. of americans said they were following the 2014 midterm elections very closely. than half the number that said they were tracking the ebola virus, 36%, or u.s. .irstrikes against isis less than the 21% of the people paying attention to the secret service. most people do not care about midterm elections. like, at all. the cillizza in washington post. hard for any story to be the of fracturedrld media consumption. they will be lots of media coverage in the final months. is likely to increase. for most people, the midterms are a nonevent. here s the hill. an underfunded independent has tern decelerate upside down turned the senate rate upside down. he told the hill that if elected, he d be a friend of obama in the senate. surging in the race. that s a little bit from the south dakota senate race. we want your point of view on election 2014. ed in frederick, maryland. are you paying attention? ....
welcome. i m bob abernethy. it s good to have you with us. this week president obama was in myanmar for the east asia summit, a meeting of regional leaders. it was his second visit in two years to the country, which emerged from military rule four years ago. obama pressed lawmakers in the largely buddhist country to speed up reforms, such as protecting the rights of the rohingya muslim minority. many rohingya are considered stateless, and the u.n. has called them one of most persecuted minorities in the world. here in the u.s., an emotional welcome home for two americans who had been jailed in north korea, kenneth bae and matthew todd miller. they were released after a top u.s. intelligence official visited north korea, although it s unclear what exactly led to their freedom. bae is a devout christian who was arrested in 2012 and sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for allegedly plotting against the north korean government. he is now recovering from ailments he suffer ....
miles of scaffolding pipe going up around the capitol dome along with two miles of deck. with it all in place, repair crews will start the next phase of a $60 million restoration. that, including repairing cracked cast iron and applying three new coats of paint. it s d.c., but they say, hey, we are on budget and on time. is that right? they want to have this ready for the 2017 inauguration. they say it s going to be good to go. hey. last time restoration was done to the dome, 1959 to 1960. there s hope this one is good to last another 75 to 100 years. so taxpayers, you have 100 years out of this. an animal story here. a lot of people will going to be tongue and cheek about this if you say a dog is capable of doing what a politician does. this is out in san francisco. okay. freeda, a chihuahua mix dressed in a sparkly fedora. she was named mayor for a day. the title and the commendation that came with it is a big prize at a fund-raise ir for the publicly fu ....