fighters attack the compound of an influential tribal leader. and world leaders in business moguls come together for the world s economic forum. hello, it has been a turbulent and fast-moving day in yemen. the leader of the shia rebels, abdul malik al houthi address the on television. after fighting in which two soldiers were killed. he blamed president hoodie for instability by failing to honor peace deals with the houthis and for corruption in his government. u.s.-backed leader is currently thought to be trapped inside the palace itself. planned talks to did views the tensions have been canceled with al houthi, blaming the government to stalling what he calls a critical moment of change in the country. translator: at this defining time in the history of our homeland, we are going through a critical moment, which is made worse by the negative approach of many internal forces. especially those holding the reins of power and those holding the reins of decision making
newspapers and see iing this wi respect to the u.s. firms, the mortgage problems, libor, forex issues. you can t just been telling yourself a few bad apples. there s something about the structure of incentives and expectations within firms that needs to be addressed and i think a lot of boards and management know it needs to be b addressed, but this is almost surely the classic case of needing to take some changes that in some instances, are not going to manifest themselves immediately. thank you so much for coming on a rainy saturday morning. thanks, tim. and president obama s in china today and announce tad u.s. and china would begin granting visas to each other s citizens that would be value itd for up to ten years. p president arrived in beijing today and is also pursuing a trade pact. this is part of a week long foreign trip for the trip. he ll meet wednesday with the chinese president. on thursday and friday, he ll been b in myanmar and the trip will wrap up in au
efforts to prevent money laundering. the kato institute recently hosted a discussion on whether the obama administration overreached in extending tax credits and subsidies for the circuit courts are currently split with the d.c. security ruling that federal subsidies are only available in health care exchanges established by the state. meanwhile the fourth circuit court of appeals were permissible at the discretion of the irs. this is two hours. i am david bose, i m the executive vice president of the cato institute, i know there are more people who are going to be coming in, but we re going to go ahead and get started and try and stay on time today. the subject for our conference today is this, in a democracy, under the rule of law, does the executive branch of government have the power to implement laws the way the president would prefer they had been written, or is the executive bound by the law the same way you and i are
but not the national front. quite the storm for the leader and an outspoken father. find out why, shortly. celebrations as a statue is removed from a statue in south africa. some argue that the past should not be erased. and i have all the sport, including how six years after a gun attack on an international team international cricket is set to return to pakistan iran s supreme leader questioned the details of a nuclear deal made with world powers. ayatollah khamenei demanded all sanctions be lifted at the same time any deal with the nuclear programme was concluded. that was not agreed in a framework deal during marathon talks in switzerland. world powers want a gradual introduction. it was hoped the deal will be finalised on 30 june, in yemen the situation is complicated where iran is accused of backing houthi fighters. thursday secretary of state john kerry said it was unacceptable. khamenei called for the saudi-led air campaign to end, calling it a criminal act. mo
winners and losers. loser the obama care website which had technical issues because of web traffic. you can t campaign that millions don t have health care and then be surprised millions don t have health cares. that s like 800-flowers be caught off guard by valentine s day. winner, canada. senator ted cruz was born in canada. while we worried about iran, a canadian shut down the u.s. government. well played, canada. well done. good morning, everyone. it s monday, october 7th. welcome to kwo morning joe. with us on set, visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman harold ford, jr. good morning. former treasury official and economic analyst steve ratner. and on capitol hill new york times reporter jeremy peters. in washington, columnist and soeassociate editor for the war buffett warren buffett post david ignacius. good to have uh you on board. man. willie put it right. do your teeth hurt? unbelieve able. it s ridiculous. the pirates up 2-1 on the