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netanyahu arrived for his controversial speech to congress later this week. he will address concerns about a deal regarding iran s nuclear programme. the prime minister accepted an invitation to speak. and the move angered the white house which was not consulted. binyamin netanyahu described the trip as a crucial megs. mission mission. i feel i m representing up those of israel, a representative of the entire jewish people. i feel concern for the safety and concern of all citizens of israel. i ll do everything in my power to consider the future there is outrage, the most influential israeli lobby group begins, questions are asked as to whether the relationship between the two countries is shifting. we have more from washington. reporter: delegates to the conference of the u.s. s powerful israel lobby group was greeted by a small group of protesters, police were determined to keep the opponents outside on the freezing pavement. in recent weeks. opposition surface ....
lawrence lindsay saying we could see a bond market tantrum if janet yellen and the fed don t raise interest rates. a new study finds companies may be buying back stock at a record pace. however, corporate insiders are not. that s interesting. coming up we ll discuss whether that s a sign that executives believe stocks are starting to become too expensive right now. watching the insider trade. here s what we see, right now with an hour to go the dow is up 16 points. buffeted by earnings today. the s&p adding about 4 points. nasdaq up 19 bill as we continue to get the pulse of the u.s. consumer today. let s get to what s going on in the world today in the world of finance. our closing bell exchange with some of our favorite people jack bouroudjian, keith fitz-gerald from moneymorning.com. susan fulton from fbb capital partners and our own rick santelli. rick, i ll start with you because the markets response is interesting, maybe instructive. after the minutes came ....
stretch because that is a very political kind of thing. there is, however, a prize offered by the foundation for machines computing. it has now gone global. there is a chinese indian, the european council. i am former president of that organization. i am still serving in that role until the middle of 2016. the prize is called the tur touring award. that prize is $1 million. it is funded by google. we are proud to offer that through acm every year. i did get that price, along with bob, in 2004. so i feel more than adequately compensated. it was not $1 million back then, and they are doing it retroactively. [applause] i asked, but that didn t work. it is a coveted and very high recognition of contribution to the computer science community. i think that is more than enough. john hughes: how about a pound of applause for our speaker? [applause] i would also like to thank national press club staff including its realism institute and broadcast center, for organizing today s ....
return on investment from the research that we do, if we don t fund the research we lose that fund and investment. you probably have examples of human benefits from the scientific research, which is foregone human costs, and you probably also pay some attention to the country s global competitiveness in this field. if you could comment on those three areas on what you think is the payback for investment, or if you want to put it contrarily, not funding research. dr. collins: i appreciate the opportunity to talk about those consequences. put up another graph which reveals the difficulties that are present in this country beginning back in 2003. what i am showing you the opportunity that an investigator that comes to nih with their best ideas has of getting funded. most research done in this country and our nation s finest universities is supported by an age nih. that has been in the space of 25-35% success rate. 1-3. that means two thirds of the people are sent away. n ....
to take in 40,000 asylum seekers arriving in italy and greece. . and do animals have the same rights as humans? a court is asked to decide that. officials were arrested. the starting point of a scandal that s threatening. hello there. a warm welcome to the program. football s governing bold is being accused of ram pant and systemic corruption. seven top feverra top fifa executives were arrested, charged with bribes of $100 million. and separately, switzerland has start it s own criminal investigation into mismanagement and money laundering. with the world cup tournament between rush and qatar in 2022. the president, who is not under investigation, admitted that the world organization faced a difficult time. and anyone proven to corrupt would be removed from the game. it will go on friday as planned, despite calls. it came after no warning and after a shock, there will abe surprise. criminal allegations have been swirling around fifa for years. they were expe ....