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more than 20,000 people a year die from firearm suicide. if we could decrease that by 10 percent or 5 percent, how many people is that? the 2nd leading cause of death for teenagers, think about where they get the guns. they can legally buy them. they get them from their parents. in the home typically or a family member. we can intervene in all kinds of ways without legislation, although we also have to have legislation, too. but from a place of caring and concern where something is going south, and rarely happens overnight. there usually signs, warning signs that someone is heading in the crisis. as neighbors, family, friends, we can take it upon ourselves to voluntarily the way we would voluntarily take our keys even from a stranger if you are out in a restaurant or bar, the bartenders will often do it. these are strangers to them, but they know it is a dangerous thing. we have to start thinking about the dangers of gun violence not through the lens of the tip of the m ....
of a controversial belgium grand prix. winning it for red bull. first, violence between warring malitias continues to esc lane in libya. armed groups loyal to parliament have lost control of the airport in tripoli. he script has denied accusations that it was behind airstrikes against the capitol. it ends up to a picture of chaos and confusion. dominic caine reports. reporter: a battle for control of tripoli airport. until this weekend, it was held by fighters who broadly support libya s new parliament. it s now in the hands of militia who oppose it. on saturday, airstrikes were launched on their positions, killing more than a dozen. their spokesman believes other countries are to blame. translator: based on the intelligence we have, the egyptian and uae governments are directly involved in this heinous attack. we stress we have good relations with the good people of egypt and ua. e. but the libyan rebels want to make it clear that we will always defend the sovereig ....
defiance. a start with developing news of the hostage release in syria. an american journalist, peter theo curtis has been freed. he was captured in october, 2012, according to information from the f.b.i. his last known location was in turkey where he had plans to enter syria to teach english. the qatari group and in march, a group of greek orthodox nuns were released after being held for three months by syrian rebels. more detail still coming through on that release. . to libya where violence between warring malitias continues to escalate. armed groups have lost control of the airport in tripoli. he script has denied accusations it was behind airstrikes against the capitol. it adds to a picture of chaos and confusion as dominic kane reports. a battle for control of tripoli airport. until this weekend, it was held by fighters who broadly support libya s new parliament. it s now in the hands of militia from mizrata who oppose this. on saturday, airstrikes were thank ....
these programs not to mention massive cuts in the food stamp program. but mr. pres., in the midst of all of these devastating cuts to health care education, nutrition that impact working families the budget do something else. i suspect people were listening. he he is being partisan. it really can t be this bad. this is reality the republican budget. i no the media does not write about it much, but that is what it is. in addition to making massive cuts in health care education, nutrition what else do they do? at a time when the wealthiest 400 americans paid a tax rate of just 16.7 and 2012 at a time when hedge fund managers pay a lower effective tax rate than working families are truck drivers are nurses oes based on an amendment they did is it ishes t is abolishes the estate tax. the the estate tax provides a $269 billion tax break for the middle class. low-income people. not so. this repeal applies to the wealthiest not 1 percent but the top two tenths of 1 percent. re ....
assistant to the secretary of state for iranian affairs during an earlier effort during the beginning of the obama administration to get this nuclear deal. before joining the foreign service, he taught in iran as a peace corps volunteer. for 444 days from 1979 to 1981 he was a guest of the previous ayatollah in tehran when he was held hostage. john will have a lot to say on what this means for u.s.-iran relations. without further ado, we will start. cliff, i will start with you. i want to get your general impressions of what has been announced and the likely obstacles that might be on the horizon. mr. kupchan: so far so good. any deal will be an ugly deal. it is not a pretty deal. there are some technical problems with it, there s a lot we don t know, but it meets the basic structure of a deal that curbs iran s access to nuclear weapons and provides state sanctions relief. obstacles? there are a lot of obstacles to the deal. the first, to me, is there are a lot of subst ....