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good morning and welcome to al jazeera america. i m stephanie sy. new jersey governor chris christie is seen as the republican front runner for the white house in 2016. now he s involved in a local political fire storm tarnishing his national image. emails suggest top staffers were involved in closing lanes to the george washington bridge. it was payback against a democratic mayor who refused to support christy s re-election. the stunt caused massive traffic delays on one of the world s busiest bridges. chris christie is viewed as a top challenger to clinton. fall out from the scandal could impact presidential aspirations. we have a story of a traffic jam on a busy commuter brim. who in their right mind would close down access to the busiest bridge in the world to send me a message? the mayor of fort new jersey says governor chris christie has explaining to do after documents revealed the shutdown of leaps was an act of retribution because the democratic mayor ref ....
welcome to al jazeera america, i m thomas drayton, good to have you with us. we begin with a chemical spill prompting west virginia s government to declare an emergency around charles son. 100,000 are affected and nine counties. health officials are advising people not to drink, bathe or cook with the oil. the chemical used to process coal leaked into the elk river. daycare, universities, schools are told to cut down. the department of health says: the diplomats at the center of a standoff between the u.s. and india is on her way back to her home country. prosecutors charged devyani khobragade with visa fraud. as john seigenthaler reports, the u.s. ordered her to leave. from the start this case has caused outrage in india with protesters filling the streets. it started last month when u.s. authorities in new york arrested an indian diplomat, devyani khobragade, whilst dropping her young daughter at school. she said she has outraged at her treatment - handcuffed in ....
overall. let me read to you from the minutes to a majority of participants judge that the participants he was declining even though purchases to continued. what were they worried about in terms of cost-benefit analysis? the minutes go on to say participants were most concerned about the marginal cost of additional asset purchases arising from risks to financial stability. financial stability. in the end, they decided to by $10he tapering million per month. there was a healthy discussion about whether economic conditions were sufficient enough. let me read you more from the minutes other participants preferred a larger reduction. future reductions they would like to see a more deterministic path of the taper going forward. more guidance to the market as to exactly what the pace would be and when the entire thing would be wrapped up. we did not get that at the end of the day. there were other discussions in here about the forward guidance language. there was some d ....
financial value of live sports in attainment. first, headlines from carol massar? this is been for the fiscal year. they said that they would cut the jobs to reduce costs. they will save the jobs about $100 million year. this will be for $2.9 billion. this is for treatments for castro intestinal ailments. the stock rising the most in at least 34 years. a big story today was t- mobile because they announced that they have 1.6 million subscribers. we will be finding more about what is going on with t-mobile. we will be going to the consumer electronics show in las vegas. first, let s talk about an issue that has been front and center in many states. for example, colorado. this allows some state hospitals to dispense to patients with cancer, glaucoma, and other illnesses in new york. he made his announcement in the state of the state address. gabriel sayegh is the director of the drug policy alliance new york policy office. he joins me by telephone. we are joined by evan ....
first, headlines from carol massar? this is been for the fiscal year. they said that they would cut the jobs to reduce costs. they will save the jobs about $100 million year. this will be for $2.9 billion. this is for treatments for castro intestinal ailments. the stock rising the most in at least 34 years. a big story today was t- mobile because they announced that they have 1.6 million subscribers. we will be finding more about what is going on with t-mobile. we will be going to the consumer electronics show in las vegas. first, let s talk about an issue that has been front and center in many states. for example, colorado. this allows some state hospitals to dispense to patients with cancer, glaucoma, and other illnesses in new york. he made his announcement in the state of the state address. gabriel sayegh is the director of the drug policy alliance new york policy office. he joins me by telephone. we are joined by evan nison, the director of the northeast cannab ....