No, we want to cop up with a really fair but firm answer. The candidates juggling Campaign Controversies as each struggles to answer mounting questions on big issues. New details surrounding the shooting death of a deaf man during a traffic stop. Officials work frantically to disarm a teenager wearing an explosive belt in iraq. Canada returns 1,500 american boaters to the u. S. And much more on a busy tuesday. Early today starts right now. Good morning, everybody and thanks for joining us today. New this morning an immigration flip flop . Donald trump dramatically shifts his tone on the single most defining issue of his campaign promising to be quote, fair but firm toward the nations estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants. As new questions swirl around his immigration stance, but trump pushed back on any indication he may be flip flopping. I have very good relationships with a lot of people, a lot of hispanic people, were talking about it, were going to get rid of the bad ones. T
President as he and indias leader hale a new era of friendship. Hello. After years of cutbacks and painful austerity measures, greek people have spoken and they appear to have chosen a new path to their country. According to tan exit poll following elections on sunday the far left wyoming syriza party have won as many as 158 seats. Shows the antiausterity party between 35 and 31 2 . Its leader has promised a showdown with europe over greases huge debt. The center right, democrats which had been in power looked to have won up to 27 of the vote. The centrist party and golden dawn are battling it out for third place. Both were projected as having between six and 8 of the votes lets take you live now to Al Jazeera Barnaby phillips in the greek capitol for us right now. And barnaby he had been exped to do well but if these polls are accurate they could have an outright win here . Yes, if these exit polls are accurate. Of course there is a big if there. Then the opinion polls throughout the
Saying basically greece runs out of cash at the end of march. The end of march is the crunch time for cyprus to do a deal to get the imf to extend their credit degrees while they talk . We will see shorter Interest Rates where we are seeing much more aggressive moves. There is a view in the market the extra cost you pay for germany, for greece over germany can expand. You are going to see the cost of funding for greece in the commercial market up. What you need to ask is how much it is already priced in. Is the euro moving more on quantitative easing or about Dollar Strength than necessarily about the condition of syriza getting power. Lets check a couple of stocks. You have iag, aer lingus. Aer lingus say they are discussing a new bid from iag. Iag down and eight of 1 . Apparently ryanairs holding has been on the block for one month. That is how markets are opening up. Markets are a little bit lower. I am looking at the footie down by half of 1 . The greek antiausterity party won the
But it didnt go up like that because of until the 1960s we were putting some into the air and it was called sulfate. You can hear the smokestacks and the acid rain and the ecological problems that we were sorting out and that is what we were doing. What happened before then is they were to some extent indeed largely canceling each other out. So, the warning that we are actually seeing is because they cleaned up the smokestacks and its now accelerated quite rapidly up to the much steeper so i thought about Climate Change, thats what im actually speaking about. With regards to the extremes, there are a lot of problems without truly understanding and predicting actually understanding and predicting happens to the extremes. With. Bottom accesses the number of categories for a category one two, three, four five you are aware of zero was tropical storms. And those relative to all hurricanes. If you just focus on the little area inside here back in the 60s and 70s when we clean up the smokest
One of the first things you have to do in Scientific Evidence and whats happening in some of these crises is get the baseline data. That enabled to get the baseline data and also establish relationships between japan and International Scientists to pull together in a cooperative way to continue to trace whats happening with the Fukushima Ocean radioactivity. Also these scientists have worked very hard in getting information out to the japanese public. There was a workshop and public forum. The japanese came in droves and thanked the scientists for getting the unbiased, solid information out there. We worked very creatively through crowd sourcing to get, again, samples of water along the west coast and that has come in to be analyzed and shows that the level of threat s very, very low, well below a safety standard. We have a whole center devoted to it. I want to thank all of you for your interest this morning in this panel and please thank me in join me in thanking these distinguished s