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With the first appearance of putin on the screen, i just felt it. i have this -- the same feeling, like i am watching tv and i am watching political leader and he is looking into my eyes and lying to me. ♪ ♪ >> this is the biggest challenge for me. i'm trying to practice juggling about a month, and because of coordination and balancing, because you need some balance here, it's -- i'm very bad in it. >> i think he wants to make sure this hits home in russian media, and he thinks that's best done if he does it. >> one more time. >> so we're not being journalists reporting about some politici...

The calendar has flipped us into March this week and it’s time to head out and about to gear up for the weekend.

Proud to activity was a 7.5 that's of the rate themselves. so productivity >> a thought you said it was. down >> the number of staff leaving went out and productivity i say i would say they went up, and happiness went up. we'll get to that in a. minute >> is the most interesting finding of the study. the men there wound up spending much more time in childcare, in their own child care. not household work, but the men in the study >> spent more time with the families, is with their kids. >> the real thing. that was a really remarkable thing. that whole social good right? >> it is! >> mothers in ...

Now. once the u.s. hits the upper limit of what it could legal le borrow to run the government, the treasury department starts juggling with extraordinary measures. deferring investments into important retirement funds for example for public servants, various accounting moves could buy some time, and keep the bills paid until maybe june, june 5th is the date that the treasury secretary just gave congress. then come the hard decisions. choosing which bills are paid and who gets an iou instead. members of the military, social security recipients and what about paying interest on the u.s. debt. i...

I suppose it's the retention side that's difficult, because of that burn—out, i think as well. in england, each school will make its own decision. updated guidelines say they are now allowed to use agency staff to cover. ministers want pupils facing exams and vulnerable children in school. for many parents and grandparents, it still means more juggling. we need to to pay our teachers, you know, a decent wage and attract the skilled and the well trained. teachers who can't i afford luxuries in life. so i do understand the cost- of living and the demands of the job are quite a big impact for p...