your name were not angela it would be francis. >> francesca. >> st. francis is indeed your best friend you are a major mover in establishing a national shrine of st. francis racy say in north beach. you were the force that brought the potruncula here do you want to tell us about the video. >> we made a video about it, in my opinion, just me that says this, so much was prove den shall. so much of it was going to happen no matter what we humans have to say about it. i believe that. there is one part of the video where i say it dawned on me in the middle of creating it what a servant i was and it is so true i mean we were just total servants in creating this amazingly sacred little space in the heart of our city. >> tell us briefly it is what? >> it is the little cabella st. francis himself rebuilt in 1206. >> in assisi. >> i call him francesco he is my best friend. >> he is. >>> he befriended the bishop because the bishop understood he wanted his real father to be the father heaven not the earthly father he goes down the hill and starts building san dom

what angela merkel said it does not make sense -- multiculturalism has failed.ticulturalism was the way of living in germany. it is the ideology. i do not think she understood what multiculturalism is. as does not make any sense. >> chancellor merkel said that immigrants must do more to immigrate -- integrate and learn german. what is your response? >> you can always do more. i do not like the discussion that has such a tendency, as if people do not want to integrate or people do not want to learn german. it is not true. of course it depends on what you are doing, what is your education. how long have you been in germany? the younger germinate -- the younger generations speak good german. >> which the government do to improve integration for turks? >> they should stop discussion about turks. this is the first thing. the second thing is they should accept that german is an integration country. we should stay here. we will stay here. they should motivate us more. they should take us more into the society. people will then be motivated to do more for integration an

conservative government leaders, including chancellor angela merkel, say the project should go ahead as planned. >> thousands showed up on friday to voice their opposition to the expansion projects. observers say a police crackdown on a similar protest on thursday has prompted more people than ever to join the protests in the city's park. add working under police protection, crews worked on friday. >> we do not want this work to be done behind the backs of the citizens. >> we have to show we want to stay at terminal station. >> images from thursday's protest shocked many people across germany. police ordered protestors to clear the area. when protesters refused, officers used teargas and water cannons to drive them back. at least 130 were injured, including schoolchildren and senior citizens. there are photos of people bleeding from the eyes after being hit by the water can spray. >> anyone who throws bottles at police officers or use of pepper spray or ignores the instructions of the police, acting outside the law, in such situations, the officers are compelled to react. >> the coun

conservative government leaders, including chancellor angela merkel, say the project should go ahead as planned. >> thousands showed up on friday to voice their opposition to the expansion projects. observers say a police crackdown on a similar protest on thursday has prompted more people than ever to join the protests in the city's park. add working under police protection, crews worked on friday. >> we do not want this work to be done behind the backs of the citizens. >> we have to show we want to stay at terminal station. >> images from thursday's protest shocked many people across germany. police ordered protestors to clear the area. when protesters refused, officers used teargas and water cannons to drive them back. at least 130 were injured, including schoolchildren and senior citizens. there are photos of people bleeding from the eyes after being hit by the water can spray. >> anyone who throws bottles at police officers or use of pepper spray or ignores the instructions of the police, acting outside the law, in such situations, the officers are compelled to react. >> the coun

it is angela mcgao -- mcgowan. she holds the world record for cuteness, beating out a miniature horse wearing tiny sneakers. yes, it was close. and welcome a first time guest. he is ripe reece. he is an actor, comedian and writer, three things. if hilarity was egg whites i would beat him until he was stiff. and he bottles his breath and sells it as bug repellent. and larry gatlin knows croonin like i know spoonin, usually with dead hobos. and our new york times correspondent, good to see you pinch. please die. >> spit it out there, greg. all the news fit to print in all the fopts that won't -- fonts that won't make you squint, and my favorite "jaws" character was captain squint. >> you are stupid. >> you are stupid. >>> fiezel got his reprisal. i speak of the punk shahzad right here who tried to set off a car bomb last spring and tuesday sentenced to life in prison. this is what the bomb would have done if it had gone off. >> "i am the great -- ♪ i am the greatest star >> it would not have been that bad. it would h

basically, there is support for angela merkel. not so much for the voting rights thing.hat is a very contentious. but as i have been saying, the was never any doubt to the people agreed with the reasons behind the german chancellors decision to reopen the treaty. the big question that remains tonight is, do we have to reopen this treaty with solid kymmene for extended renegotiations, but the convention? we have to do that to achieve what the german chancellor ones. or can it be done by much more cynical procedure which will need a few meetings and signatures and we do not have the public relations disaster of reopening the treaty? what is happening at the summit is the chairman of the summit is being sent away with a mandate to look at all those options, how to achieve what it is a german chancellor wants to achieve. and then it may take months for him to do that. but there is still pressure tonight at the summit to avoid reopening the treaty. yes, tried to do with the german chancellor wants, because they agree it is needed. a permanent crisis mechanism, maybe not the s

the agreement was sealed under pressure from german chancellor angela merkel and endorses limited changesto the treaty. berlin and paris demanded document be amended so we rescue fund could be set up to help nations in financial distress. >> the german chancellor and french president spent long hours trying to win over their partners. many were anchored by the agreement. but there were no hard feelings. >> my relations with mrs. merkel are untarnished and warm, but this time we did not embrace as much as usual. that has nothing to do with the news from deville. it is more about my sense of christian altruism, which forbids me from kissing anyone when i am suffering a bad cold. >> they resisted a german proposal to suspend voting rights of member nations that break eurozone rules, but leaders endorsed a rewrite of the treaty to create a permanent debt crisis mechanism in which private creditors shoulder part of the losses. >> some leaders were not particularly interested in this, but i understood the argument, which i repeatedly put forward. that is to ensure the legality of a debt t isis

have to feel the pain for that and it's obvious the german people feel the same way which is why angela merkel is trying to change as i've been treated now what i'm saying if you want to change it you've got to have a referendum and very confident now that referendum will come we had a poll out of iran while ago it was empty five percent of the u.k. population want a referendum seventy five percent why one of the political elite gives it what are they scared of i'll tell you what they're scared of the ordinary man and woman on the street who pay for their extravagance they don't need a two point nine billion pound rice they need to be cut back and cut back to size because it's rich nations like the u.k. and france and germany that are paying for this expensive party you make a persuasive argument thank you very much indeed john golems for joining us to her you're invited me it's a pleasure to talk to you thanks very much hell of a referendum campaign in the u.k. thank you for joining us a lot thank you. well let's have a quick look now at some of today's other stories a major security s

angela, you first. chris christie winning the straw poll for the next president. >> that's a surprise to me but this has been an election year like no other. palin, i wasn't surprised about but she beat newt gingrich. very interesting. >> rick: doug, what do you think? >> here is the thing. chris christie is optimistic. he has the new jersey finances under control. progressive fiscally conservative republican offering a different way and a different direction. people respond to that. that's why chris christie did as well as he could. indicator for the republicans and indeed for country about what people want in politics going toward. >> rick: doug and angela, thank you, both. enjoy the rest of the weekend. >> we will. >> jamie: a fox news alert. a news conference on the 33 miners trapped in chile. rescue crews today drilling through to the cavern where the miners have been stuck. can you believe it? 66 days. setting off a tearful celebration above the ground. [ cheering ] >> rick: we could hear details

. >> during her visit to bulgaria, angela marcos said germy is a country open to the world. >> there will be no change to our asylum law or residence rights for family members. the remarks referred to skilled workers. we will remain home to many people and we hope people feel home and -- feel at home in germany. >> they have accused horst seehofer of stirring up prejudice. >> they had nothing to the debate and populist comments will only benefit other parties. he also faces criticism from his own party. >> in the next few years our priorities has to be making sure the unemployed in germany find work. but he was contradicted by the economics minister who says germany needs skilled workers from abroad. >> we will need regulated immigration, it is germany's right to do what it needs to do to decide who comes here to work. >> they have stressed german countries have a need for migrant workers. >> the german government is setting up a initiatives to help muslims and the great. when is a training course for islamic religious instructors, which kicked off on monday, includes the german lang

. >> during her visit to bulgaria, angela marcos said germany is a country open to the world. >> there will be no change to our asylum law or residence rights for family members. the remarks referred to skilled workers. we will remain home to many people and we hope people feel home and -- feel at home in germany. >> they have accused horst seehofer of stirring up prejudice. >> they had nothing to the debate and populist comments will only benefit other parties. he also faces criticism from his own party. >> in the next few years our priorities has to be making sure the unemployed in germany find work. but he was contradicted by the economics minister who says germany needs skilled workers from abroad. >> we will need regulated immigration, it is germany's right to do what it needs to do to decide who comes here to work. >> they have stressed german countries have a need for migrant workers. >> the german government is setting up a initiatives to help muslims and the great. when is a training course for islamic religious instructors, which kicked off on monday, includes the german lang

ellie's owners decided she could keep her kitten, which they have now named angela. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here's nbc meteorologist bill karins with the weather channel forecast. it's just video that makes you smile. >> makes you nervous, too. i know you trust the dog. obviously like a mom, loves the kitten. just makes you nervous. you're not used to seeing that. auk about california, nevada, arizona, probably seeing the most active weather throughout the country going through much of this week. cutoff low, storm system spinning over the southwest will continue to be in during much of this week. rest of country looks relatively quiet. a weak system moving ease. big system in the northwest. british columbia that will stay there. in other words, you get a cutoff low, the weather won't be changing anytime soon. we're looking at rain showers. lightning strikes overnight in southern nevada and northern arizona. this is where the cutoff low is here just outside of san francisco. this just means a piece of the jet treem will sit here and spin until something

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immigration has led to the top of the agenda throughout europe and the united states german chancellor angela merkel says attempts to build a multicultural society in germany have utterly failed is multiculturalism evolution or is it merely the stuff of cheap populist politics and elections coming . to. discuss multiculturalism today i'm joined by an ability dani in london she's a french journalist and commentator and in stockholm we we go to kent a coat off he's a member of parliament for sweden's democrat party and another member of our team on the hunger alright i think it's really important discuss our terms what multiculturalism is and i'd like to go to well now the infamous comments from the german chancellor let's listen what chancellor merkel had to say about multiculturalism in germany. of course the multicultural approach living side by side and being happy with each other this approach has failed. right now bill if i go to you is that how you understand the concepts the policy of multiculturalism the way it is expressed by the german chancellor and the german example. well i think

plan of one's own it's a proverb that is rapidly becoming more than that after german chancellor angela merkel's claim that the german forty year multicultural project has failed while debate on the issue is right in europe in russia it's not so acute the russian public opinion research center asked citizens if they had ever faced discrimination because of their ethnicity it to one percent said they had never had such problems and only thirteen percent said they had moreover most russians tend to believe interaction and openness toilets other nations cultures and religions are inherent to the nation. and now we're joined by carl erik norman in berlin he is the founder and general secretary of the european cultural parliament our i know you were listening first part of the program i'd like to ask everyone here this there's a chicken in the egg vicious circle going on here if their image grants don't assimilate it causes racism but if there is racism there is very little reason to assimilate or to be integrated goes around in around karl fine go to use and jam it on the program and how do

alliance itself needs to understand how it sees russia joining the system also at the summit chancellor angela merkel confirmed that europe is considering russia's proposals for a new security system in the region three leaders were keen to show they saw eye to eye on most international issues the meeting which aimed at bringing moscow and the e.u. closer together. well talking to our top russian diplomat responsible for smoothing relations with europe russia's relations with nato will thrive when cold war stereotypes are dropped before the interview what's coming up in fifteen minutes but here's a preview. if for no what we have a full fledged dialogue with nato there have been certain unpleasant incidents of course but today we have a common understanding of the fact that we have to move forward we live on the same continent so we've been facing up to the same threats and challenges for quite some time though i think that nato has a new strategic concept should be free from such a vista concepts perceiving russia as a possible threat of were hints about nato as a global role in the circumven

some politicians who accuse an evergreen in the country of failing to integrate after chancellor angela merkel says multiculturalism has failed we've got a special court system on this divisive debate. saddam hussein's a deputy to root out seeds and sentenced to death for what some say the verdict is to distract from the wiki leaks exposé of secret american files showing the widespread killing by the us backed regime which replaced the dictator. the russian security services cut off an international ash supplying the funding of terrorism in the northern caucasus which of a say has been behind a slew of recent terror attacks in the region. and a good morning it is six o'clock on your. morning here in moscow with a look at your news headlines integration of immigrants into german society for a long taboo subject has burst onto the political center stage with chancellor angela merkel's remarks that multiculturalism has failed failure to learn the german language and sure is a big social problems say some politicians others accuse immigrants of milking social welfare while refusing to respe

german society for a long and taboo subject has burst onto the political center stage with chancellor angelaerkel's remarks that multiculturalism has failed failure to learn the german language ensures a big social problems say some politicians others accuse immigrants of milking social welfare while refusing to respect the country's a values despite the positive contribution many newcomers make to the economy sarah ferguson reports. then the language of get and accept. we need to have a place. the message to immigrants in jenin a integrating.

they are now russia and nato should face their common challenges together german chancellor angela merkel praised president to be out of the city into a tan a key nato summit next month in lisbon artie's got to realise our has been following talks between the russian french and german leaders in the french resort of divel. singing from the same hymn sheet and all smiles at a summit in the french seaside town of. the leaders of germany france and russia were so keen to emphasize their newfound similarities they even spoke alike dialogue and operation vern ship they were not after concrete results rather the aim was to shape future relations and central to this was meeting with bit of accepting an invitation to attend the nato summit in lisbon next month. we're happy dmitry medvedev will be taking part in the russian nato summit in lisbon but that's because nato has a new strategic concept is aimed at cooperation with other countries including russia i think russia has confirmed that we have to fight against terrorism and nuclear weapons and i think we should tackle these issues together an

by multiculturalism and get america out because angela merkel stated that multicultural failed because in germany we have too much coexistence of them togetherness and there are only a few examples of successful integration there are millions of examples of successful integration but there are too many examples of refusals and failures integration a song for the improvement of life perspectives of immigrants in germany that's why we should not live separately next to each other so to speak not equal to put together. a lot of debate. muslim immigrants polish. population here in the country is that fair to highlight that as part of the problem and we've always had immigration in our history we've immigrants today i'm always have them in the future three hundred years ago every third milliner brandenburger was a french protestant one hundred years ago polish immigrants came to work in mining and steel industries in the rural area but i'm recent years and decades people from other cultural backgrounds came for instance from turkey and northern africa are big countries and a long time ago w

in germany experts are divided over chancellor angela merkel's comments that immigrants there need to do more to integrate she said attempts to create a multicultural society had utterly failed critics of doctors reach as a way to score cheap political points a survey found a third of people in germany believe taking over one hundred so go live to another kahane who joins us from berlin she's the founder of the immature and tonio foundation which works to combat racism in germany thanks very much indeed for joining us what do you make of the chancellor's comments isn't she just voicing what many people in germany are actually thinking. i think even more people who are thinking this way and the chancellor has a big problem because on one hand she has to deal with a globalized world and leading industry in a country with immigration and every all the problems and on the other hand she's the had of the conservative party so this conservative party is more or less based on national and ethnic issues well this is corresponds to an atmosphere in the german population that is not very nice w

agreeing to attend the nato summit in lisbon next month speaking at a joint press conference with angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy the russian leader spoke of a growing need for greater structure of european security and it seems he's finally being heard. from were happy dmitry medvedev will be taking part in the russian nato summit in lisbon that's because nato has a new strategic concept is aimed at cooperation with other countries including russia i think russia has confirmed that we have to fight against terrorism and nuclear weapons and i think we should tackle these issues together and not be enemies any more. the summit in the french seaside town of deal appears to have bridged more than a few gaps the french german or russian leaders found common ground on creating a new monetary system and maintaining dialogue with iran. but if you're on iran we have confirmed that we will follow the agreements that were reached earlier on the one hand we should stick to the sanctions that were imposed on the other hand we should prompt iran to cooperate on all issues. even previously sensitive

angela, what do you make of the numbers? i want to show you, these, quickly. this is according to a recent "gallup poll," what is the net effect of president obama's support for the democratic candidate among registered voters and the answer is 42%. independents, 27%, and republicans, 69%. let's move to the second poll, a "gallup poll," the net effect of the -- effect of former governor sarah palin's support for republican candidates when she shows up to stump for republican candidates, what is the effect, 31% independents, negative 16%, and democrats, negative 68%, what do the numbers suggest to you. >> juliett, dealing with poll numbers or what have you from being on the campaign trail, myself, fewer democrats are seeking obama's support and endorsement. i think sarah palin is more of an asset to the republican party, rather than obama being an asset to the democratic party. with obama's five-state tour, he helped in washington, california and even in nevada and i think obama stumping for reid could help with the black voted and with angle and reid being clo

the agreement was sealed under pressure from german chancellor angela merkel and endorses limited changes to the treaty. berlin and paris demanded document be amended so we rescue fund could be set up to help nations in financial distress. >> the german chancellor and french president spent long hours trying to win over their partners. many were anchored by the agreement. but there were no hard feelings. >> my relations with mrs. merkel are untarnished and warm, but this time we did not embrace as much as usual. that has nothing to do with the news from deville. it is more about my sense of christian altruism, which forbids me from kissing anyone when i am suffering a bad cold. >> they resisted a german proposal to suspend voting rights of member nations that break eurozone rules, but leaders endorsed a rewrite of the treaty to create a permanent debt crisis mechanism in which private creditors shoulder part of the losses. >> some leaders were not particularly interested in this, but i understood the argument, which i repeatedly put forward. that is to ensure the legality of a debt crisis

. >> staying in germany, chancellor angela merkel has upheld the growth of the jewish community in berlinince the country's unification 20 years ago. she made the comment of a special ceremony held by the jewish community in the capital. some two hundred thousand jews, most from the former soviet union and eastern europe, have emigrated to germany since the fall of the wall. this is germany's largest population of jews. we will live more on jewish identity in today's germany. that is coming up later on this program. indonesian health officials say least 113 people have been killed and hundreds are missing after a powerful tsunami. it was triggered by an undersea earthquake of the country's coast. the 7.5 magnitude c earthquake struck late monday off to the western coast of sumatra. tune villages on remote islands were swept away by waves up to 3 meters high. many fled to higher ground immediately after that earthquake. on indonesia's's main island, a volcano has erupted several times after it spewed ash and rock for a number of days. thousands fled for safety, seeking refuge in emergency

so i want to start with you, angela. there is a distinction because you don't want to say that the people inside of the tea party are -- >> right. what is the article? >> so our reporter spent six months travels around the country and going to various white supremacist meetings, gathering agag gathering agag gatherings to take a pulse. they understand that in order to be a part of the tea party conversation which is now the national conversation, they have got to tone down their hate message in order drn so that the tea party does not turn against them because the tea party doesn't want to be painted with the hate group brush because they know they'll be discredited immediately. >> you're saying because of the outrage. >> exactly. >> that some of these groups find fertile ground here. >> that's right. it's interesting they did a study that shows members of the tea party are 25% more likely to have feelings about race that show that african-americans are untrustworthy, are lazy, and are, you know, more likely to be involv

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number four, german chancellor angela merkel. so the ceo of kraft foods is more powerful than the chancellor of germany or even the secrary of state. lady gaga is more powerful than nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house. >>> coming to us from jacksonvle, florida, one man's name has made him a dubious overnight select. this is 35-year-old justin bieber. thousands send fan mail and hate mail and call at night because they have found the 60-year-old pop sensation. he got kicked off of facebook accused of having a fake name. he says there is one sver lining, however, at least people know how to print out him name correctly. >>> i'm veronica dea cruz, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. >>> 4:28 is our time right now. we have 56 degrees here in the nation's capital. as we look at the nation's capitol, good morning. i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome tonews 4 today" for this thursday, october 7th, 2010. big news this morning in decision 2010. president barack obama will campai

germany's chancellor angela merkel coming under fire for being too soft. earlier this week, germany agreed to a french plan that called for penalties, but only after a grace period of six months. many say that she should have stuck to her plan for immediate and automatic punishment. >> members of the european parliament are up in arms over the sudden change of direction on sanctions for countries that breached deficit rules. they were especially disappointed that chancellor merkel succeeded to france. >> the self determined directive is an attack on the institutions of the eu. >> there is a parts from the beach and some beautiful hotels, there is a casino. maybe we should [unintelligible] >> on monday and tuesday, the german chancellor agreed with the french president on significant changes to deficit sanctioned procedures. germany had wanted the european commission to impose immediate and automatic sanctions on countries that agree to the deficit limits. now sanctions will require a six-month grace period and a qualified majority of euro zone government.

---otras que tambien estan en la lista son: la presentadora oprah winfrey, la canciller alemana: angelapa el puesto Ás alto del listado por su influencia y liderazgo, entre otras cosas, en la lucha contra la obesidad infantil ... ---- las elecciones estan cerca ... y los latinos parecen no estar muy entusiasmados ... ...--- segun un estudio del new york times, solo un 51 por ciento de votantes hispanos dice que participaÁ en los comicios legislativos ...---- esto, en comparacion con un 70 por ciento de los votantes de otras razas. razas.---- es cierto que los hispanos suelen votar en menor porcentaje que el resto de la poblacion .... ---pero parece que esta vez, hay desilusion entre nuestra gente, por la incapacidad del congreso de avanzar en algunos temas, como la reforma migratoria ... ---y fijese que esta semana, hizo declaraciones nuevamente la ex-niÑera latina de meg whitman .... ....---nicky diaz advirtio a la candidata republicana a la gobernacion de california que "no diga que se le trato como familia (mientras trabaÓ para ella) porque en realidad, no fue asi como se sintio"...

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. >> when somebody asked angela if they are aware, they are aware at seahawk point. when they are aware, do that you denounce them and tell them to get out? what's their response to those folks? >> it's not a matter of them denouncing it to me privately. they've denounced it publicly. amy kramer, the chairman of the tea party express, she's gone on "the view" and looked into the camera and said, if you are a racist, and you want to be part of this movement, we don't want you. let me give you an example. annic dote al example. i was following sarah palin at a huge boston tea party rally back in april. and it was, by and large, same kind of scorched earth rhetoric against the government and economy or what have you. but there was one guy there, he was holding up a sign that, and i'm quoting here, it said, quote, white people are pissed. i went to talk to him to see what it was about but a group of people surrounded him saying, why are you here? what is this for? what is it about? it turns out the guy was heckling the people there. this wasn't him making a statement on

roll tape. >> i'm angela westwater in front of the westwater gallery at 257 bauery. more specifically, i'm in norman foster's moving room where there's installed a work, a moving room 12 by 20 feet in size, and it was really conceived of as an exhibition space which is, obviously, what we're using it for now. it's moving between two floors, in this case between two and three, and from the facade of the building is this strong visual kind of beacon. the red, the color, you can see from across the street from a distance could be very mysterious, very compelling. all in the lobby, when you walk into the gallery, and you look up at this moving room, sometimes it can be, let's say, unsettling. i remember the moment when we were up at foster and partner in the offices and looking at a model this space, and at a certain moment, norman stood up, took a pencil in his hand, and actually drew out this curve here on the second floor, and that was just an epic moment, an epic change in what we conceived of, or what he had conceived of hitherto, because it totally opened up the gr