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confidence among the corrupts. but does that mean that we have to solve all the problems of confidence around the region before we solve the problem of afghanistan? this heart of asia. there is the problem of the kashmir, the rushal central asia problem, the iran saudi arabia problem, do we solve everything before we solve afghanistan or do we have a process going at the same time? we have a principle of nonintervention, neutrality, sovereignty for afghanistan and confidence building f...

Republican presidential candidates want to keep us stuck in the fossil fuel past, and he used this anecdote about a former president to make that point. >> one of my predecessors, rutherford b. hayes, reportedly said about the telephone, a great invention, but who would ever want to use one? [laughter] you know, that, thats why hes not on mount rushmore. [laughter] because hes looking backwards, hes not looking forwards. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: the president also called for an end to ...

Theres lots of oil i hear. >> average price for regular gasoline is $3.87 gallon, but in cities like washington, d.c., gas at some stations is already at the $5 mark or higher. those prices are expected to contribute to huge first quarter profits for oil companies. on top of the megaprofits, the oil industry enjoys $4 billion in federal tax breaks. theres now a growing chorus to end those subsidies. >> the companies do not need subsidies, especially when you have $100 oil. its outrageous to ask ...

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>> the oil industry is starting after pac to give money directly to candidates. they would usual liz send it to candidates for different things. theyre going to say well, im giving it to congressman fwob and congresswoman jane. congress is considering repealing the $46 billion the u.s. government gives out in oil subsidies. so i dont think its a coincidence theyve made this decision. now who is the american petroleum institute? well, api is the official lobby for the oil industry in washington a...

Called freddie and pan any. hundreds of billions of dollars for everybody in this rooms taxpayer money is going down the tubes to subsidize house which go has not worked the last couple of years. apid like to see how that plan is and how the political will carries the ball hope froi try to get this under control. >> i also thank a key is whether or not people who are talking fiscal responsibility are actually smart enough and courage just enough to make distinctions between investments and expen...

Accountability level that starts at the federal government. theres so much weighted percentage with ayp and the api at the state level, that teachers and administrators have to take things off the plate and prioritize. what gets prioritized is english, language, arts and math, which contradicts all of the stem initiatives that the president is trying to invigorate across the nation. >> dean, the president called for a sputnik moment, alluding to how the u.s. space program fell behind in the 50s ...

Stream which is a point google made in their press conference. you can geotag stuff so where you post from can be visible. there are a lot of possibilities. whats will be really interesting is when they open up the api which they plan to do by may. they said you can -- theyre going to open up the api by may so other developers can come in and use the service to create their own private applications. >> a big success for facebook. before i get to richard, rachel and richard are both very, very ac...

What will be interesting when they open up the api, which they are planning to do by may, according to ecosystem, which is where i get my geek info. other developers can come in and use the service to create their own private application. >> which has been a big success for facebook. by the way for all of you out there, rachel and richard are both very, very active on twitter. you learn a lot because they post a lot of information. richard, what do you make of this? >> what has happened here is ...