tipping the balance of journalism the international news networks of russia china and iran are a threat to the u.s. that's according to the chairman of the broadcasting board of governors the organization overseeing u.s. media directed at foreign audiences. the european parliament's divided over washington's demands to provide more personal data of citizens so it says it could potentially terrorists traveling to the u.s. requirements include fingerprints d.n.a. samples and cross border pay. while some are asking is the euro on the brink of collapse and should the strong countries of the eurozone ditch the weaker ones. puts these questions to a member of the european parliament that is coming up next. i'm talking to roger helmer who's a you're a skeptic member of the european parliament he's very eminent he opposes to further integration with the european union and also supports renegotiating many of the e.u. case treaties with the right to have a thank you very much for talking to r.t. first of all how would you characterize the u.k.'s relationship with the e.u. there's a big question w

networks. where americans used to get most of their news. s and the survey showed this, the americans don't trust the big networks any more. this story and the way it has been covered is good reason why there's not been a balance on it, at all. >> sean: we had the comments by feisal abdul-rauf, 19 days after 9/11. you would think that would be a big focus or his unwillingness to condemn hamas, a terror organization. you would think that would be a big focus. the fact that they ignore it. they support agenda. like they have forgotten their jobs. i get criticized. but i'm telling people, i'm a conservative. and i have an opinion. it is a very different type of show. they have an opinion, but they say they are journalists. >> journalism is a great art when it is practiced. but it rarely is. i used to say when i was campaigning or in the governor's , -- governor's office if i read a new story and i read it and i know how the reporter feels it is not journalism. if it is journalism and i read my quotes it didn't make me mad because they quoted me

every -- [ cheers and applause ] every news network covered every minute of it.ee here, not only did they bring the miners up, they also hooked a 400-pound marlin. is it just me or did the news networks try to make this seem more dangerous than it actually was? everyone was healthy, they dug a hole, they built an elevator, one by one, they brought them up. it's not like we had 33 baby jessicas down there. last night, when the first miner came up, one of our producers suddenly became sexually aroused in my office. that's her, erin. erin, you have the holtz for these guys? >> yeah. >> jimmy: she apparently isn't the only one that felt the surge of copper miner excitement in her loins. women all around the world have been filled with lustful thoughts. that's why i'm going to make a million dollars with this. the 2011 men of the chilean mine wall calendar. that's january. that's april. july. december, of course. i don't want to give all the months away, because i want to sell some of these things, but suffice to say -- is that it, guillermo? >> that's it. >> jimmy: t

to be said in light of the fact that we have seen new companies that show desires for expensive new networks coming on line. i think it is really a question of fairness to all instead of just particular companies racing to take up every part. i am personally concerned about how we deal with the aesthetics of how we change the environment. i am an avid cellphone user. i am for the industry. i love great coverage. i just think it has to be done in a manner which meets a number of objectives, not all of which have been fully looked at. >> i very much agree with your statement. i have been in contact with a number of providers. -- president miguel: i have been in contact with a number of providers and also some supervisors. i think it is altogether possible that some revised policy be put together. things are getting a bit out of hand. commissioner borden: i just want to reiterate and support what my other colleagues said. i think that when i read the packets i was concerned about three antennas being put in a very small radius. i think there is a larger issue about how we place in tennis in a n

>> well, first of all, i never say no to an opportunity to be on fox news network. a couple of weeks ago i think i was on in the 6:20 statement, flew in the night before. i had to literally get up at 4:00 in the morning eastern standard time but i did it because i think all too often, bill, the point of view of having a fair, just, reformed immigration system doesn't get covered on fox news. here is how when i come on, there is usually many times anti-immigrant congressman, but most of the time and if you watch the program it's kind of like the anchor and the anti-and luis gutierrez with the other position. >> bill: we don't subscribe in ganging up on anybody. >> okay. >> bill: this is the premier broadcast on the network and i say that with all humility. >> okay. >> bill: thisis the one that pee all over the world watch here. we have been flat-out fair in this debate. we have put just as many liberal voices on as conservative voices. ms. waters characterizes fox news across the board as being anti-immigrant. mr. gutierrez, you know that's not true. you know that's

to get the perfect video we're going to have details on that later in the show and speaking of news networks several of them are betting their employees from attending the stewart call bear rallies on the mall in october so we're going to have to ask is it right to keep media employees from observing political events outside of work. hungry for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. on october thirtieth comedians jon stewart and stephen colbert are holding rallies in washington d.c. but since they are comedians and the telling of their events is satirical and it's not a political event right now according to many of the leading news organizations that is wrong n.p.r. a.b.c. news n.b.c. news the washington post politico they've all sent out letters to their employees reminding them that they are not allowed to participate in these events to use a stronger word unless they're covering the rallies they're banned but is that fair or right where do you draw the line between observing and participating as well as satire and politics when j

. >> reporter: as we continue our mission, to boldly go where no news network has gone before, to bring back stories of our universal humanity, we once again turn to space station commander jeff williams. this time, jeff's random stab at the globe sends us to china. the tip of his finger fell on the city of chengdu. they don't have any white pages in chengdu, so we're going to have to use yellow pages this time. we'll make it work, though. of course the bake idea was the still the same-- there! to profile whoever picks up. it's like purses. what went through your head when you first got our phone call? >> ( translated ): at first i thought it was a prank call. >> reporter: 24-year-old xiao hua yu works at the lucky bag company. the company actual he makes reusable shopping bags. in china you have to pay for bags at the store so people often bring their own. you can use them over and over. i cowl tell right away she likes her job. it wasn't until she started on her story that i began to appreciate why. growing up her family was about as poor as they come in china. >> ( translated ): pove

the cable news network. is really undermining a political culture in the country and it's also leading to a tremendous amount of political polarization so the media which is basically has a constitutional protection in america you know in its bill of rights for first amendment freedom of the press only it's about having the media play the role of a watchdog power but the media has become a lapdog you know it's become part of the system it was symbolized during the war in iraq where the military commander tommy franks in his plan referred to the media not as the fourth estate you know a separate autonomy as sector outside of government but as the fourth front of the war the fourth front you know part of the war integrated into it embedded in the army's seventh cavalry regiment has crossed the border from kuwait and is wrong across the desert toward baghdad. that the shock in all of this raining down to three thousand or so cruise missiles that is the beginning of the massive battle plan the sequencing to use

but -- chris: especially when you have news networks with points of view. they can say it's just news, but let's look at it again. >> that, plus the fact that rarely are these things put in context and reported with any perspective. it goes up on youtube, nobody says anything. nobody says what the context was. nobody says what the background was. and it goes viral and it's put out that way. so there's never a frame around it saying, well, this is how this happened, this is the background in which it happened, this is the background against his record. all that is out. >> but look at what barack obama did with reverends wright. in this day and age you can't wait for a story to gather steam, you have to deal with it. some said he wait add little long. but he ended up having to confront it directly, gave his speech on race, which lots of people think ended up becoming the high point of his campaign. so a good politician and a good fstaf has to understand, ok, this is something we cannot ignore. in the old days you could ignore -- >> let's take a look at the low

the networks and news outlets are interesting in ratings and big bucks. reporters representative robert andrews chores are part of ahmad quest for individual popularly. they want to be selections themselves in many cases and nearly everyone is lusting after access to the most powerful people in the country and the world. now there's something natural about that. i mean if you have an interview with president barack obama you would want to taught that. if you were having lunch with hillary clinton and you're doing a lunch interview and it's le gate mate news and you want to say, this is what we talked about. this is what she said, this is how i got that exclusive. i don't have a problem with that. but when that sort of thing is what drives your entire journalism mechanism, then you're going to end up in trouble and you're going to provide a disservice to your readers or to your viewers so we have to keep that ego in check. and then as i mentioned, all of this is causing us to give tragically short coverage of important issues of our time. this is include c

received by the poor and why so many americans aren't being treated as they should next major news networks are for bidding of their employees from attending the johnson.

tipping the balance of journalists the international news networks of russia china and iran are a threat to the u.s. that's according to a veteran american media boss who did more funding to fight back. and the european parliament's divided over washington still has to provide more personal data of e.u. citizens so it's brutality potential terrorists travelling to the us. national investment forum a visa the capital calling is that the way moscow. bringing in foreign investments to the us market we're bringing you the latest from that forum twenty past the hour . worldwide live from moscow this is auntie a very warm welcome. well the alleged russian gun runner victor boot could be extradited from thailand to the u.s. in just a matter of days russia's foreign minister has expressed hope the u.s. won't try to press the decision while boots lawyers have said they will file an appeal that is likely to delay the process ria novosti is a bangkok a bureau chief you have guinea bellick he has more details on this. as a thai court ruling clears the way for viktor routes possible extradition to th

election day is just two weeks away and a cbs news knowledge networks poll out tonight indicates democrats are in trouble with a key group of voters-- independents who voted for barack obama in 2008. fewer than half say they'll vote for a democrat this time around. 38% say they don't know who they'll support and they're not necessarily angry with the administration. nearly two-thirds of independents tell us the midterm elections are not a referendum on the president. nevertheless, he is trying to rally the troops as the election draws near. here's our chief white house correspondent chip reid. >> reporter: in the final weeks before election day, the president is going hoarse as he struggles to fire up the democratic base. >> it is up to you... >> reporter: but shout as he may, many aren't listening. 67% of those who voted for mr. obama in 2008 are less enthusiastic about voting this year according to the cbs news/knowledge networks poll. >> i'm kind of losing hope in the whole thing. like it really feels like it doesn't matter. >> reporter: 67% of obama voters do plan to vote democratic in

needs to rise to the challenge of the international news networks of russia china and iran that's according to a veteran american media boss who know how the now heads the organization overseeing u.s. media directed at foreign audiences. the european parliament is divided over washington's demands to provide more personal data of each new citizen so it says that potential terrorists travelling to the us. live from the heart of moscow this is welcome to the program and i just a russian gun runner victor boot could be extradited from thailand to the u.s. in just a few days russia's foreign minister has expressed hope that the u.s. won't try to press the decision while boots lawyers have said they will file an appeal that is likely to delay the process. of bangkok bureau chief you have many details. as a type. clears the way for victor woods possible extradition to the united states of america his relatives and lawyers fear for his life boats wife believes that washington is planning to force a confession out of him i don't believe that it's quite possible the likes to dine him and just look h

ilona shows up next in this time we take a look at fox news network and ask why they run what appear to be fear mongering reports stay with us for the alone issue. villota show where we get the real headlines with none of the mercy or can live out of washington d.c. now today we are calling out fox news they aren't if they aren't instilling fear about islam or black panthers and they're talking about victor boot claiming that he has close ties to the kremlin so how is it that that network continues to practice fear mongering without really any opposition going to sit down with georgetown university professor christopher chambers next we'll examine the hardships that women continue to face in today's society career mom still have trouble raising a family and paying for childcare all the same time even though everybody says that men and women are more equal than ever before archie correspondent kalen ford is going to have that report then we'll tell you about a recent op ed from neo con political activist bill kristol he argues that a cheaper military is not going to solve our financia

needs to rise to the challenge of international news networks of russia china and iran that's according to a veteran american media boss who now heads the organization overseeing u.s. media directed at foreign audiences. the european parliament is divided over washington's demands to provide more data on e.u. citizen so it says. potential terrorists traveling to the u.s. the requirements include fingerprints d.n.a. samples cross border payments. are now time for some robust debate here on r.t. with cross talk today. debate whether a global currency war is really at hand and what could be the consequences. imagine your life big city. girlfriend. crystal clear water. organic food. living in harmony with nature. sounds impossible. some people have already chosen. a place under the sun on our team. and you can. follow in welcome to cross not computable is it a race to the bottom countries all over the world or trying to better their neighbor and gain a leg up for their exports by cheapening their currencies if left unchecked the global economy risks not only recovery but truly devastating c

>> absolutely. >>> we are doing politics a lot every news network is doing politics.dy is consumed with politics and every survey indicates the interest in the war has dropped to historic lows. 7 percent in the crew i saw 7 days ago. does that impact public moral when they are thinking about other issues focused on positive politics and not thinking about the sacrifices of the men and women here? >> the reason we can talk politics back here is the men and women here give us an opportunity to do that. they are rock stars as you talked about. we owe them a great deal. we have jobs to do we are here to do that. >> you come over here and show the great soldiers we have 101st jersey we would like you to wear here. >> hold on. this is great. >> oh ha. >> i will proudly wear this. i just want to say one of the things about this endless war is the bonds that have been forged amongst your force and the people i have met over the years 2003 we were in kave capped h . 6 years later you are still fighting the good fight. you have had ennum merable you and your men and women close

>> yes. >> what are you thinking. >> the communist news network. >> when you watch -- >> don't watchmsnbc except once in a blue moon. >> at age 28, ryan sorba is the oldest young conservative we've met. >> i'm ryan, nice to meet you. >> he invited us to a chicago suburb for a anti-gay movement. >> he hasn'tle sold out on headline activism. >> he's one of the speakers and wants to promote the book he's writing. >> it's psychological disorder. what does everyone psyche. >> some opinion movement tell us he's extreme yet like the others he's not afraid to speak his mind and push his views even if it offends people. >> there's absolutely no scientific evidence for this notion that people are in some way born quote gay. he's best known for this one minute rant at a conservative conference. >> i would like to condemn cpac for bringing go pride to this event. >> he denounced conservatives for allowing gays to attend. after the speech outside chicago -- >> we want equal rights. >> a group of gay rights protesters is ready to take ryan on and ryan is ready. >> do you guys hate christians. >> n

occupied iraq that we have been occupying these two countries that that's what his cause to have been new networks just all the sudden spark up in a rise that are trying to mimic al qaeda that are trying to follow in them i mean this has created a. a lot of anti-american sentiment and resentment around the world so this was the argument before nine eleven which is just leave them alone in there leave you alone and we want up with a living so i mean i just don't understand if we just left them alone this would have happened what we did is now living anyhow there's a lot what's happened we've now affected an entire two entire countries two populations actually let's even bring pakistan into this let's make it three country civilian populations which are currently being bombed you know have drone strikes being dropped on them every day by our troops and so what's happening is these people start to hate us as well because you don't see how large your larger terrain is war bad war is bad yes there is value to literally and yet we continually have wars know why is that and that's a problem and the reaso

>> yes. >> what you thinking. >> communist news network. i feel afraid a little bit. >> when you're watching -- >> don't watch cnn or msnbc except once in a blue moon. >> at age 28 ryan sorba is the oldest young conservative we've met. >> i'm ryan, nice to meet you snoop he invited us to chicago for an anti-gay event. >> the nature of man. >> after the speech outside chicago, a group of gay rights protesters is ready to take ryan on. and ryan is ready. >> do you guys hate christians? >> no. >> no. then why are you protesting a christian church for promoting their most fundamentally held beliefs. >> do you hate christians? why are your yelling at me like that. >> this is the definition of tolerance right here. ideological diversity in action. >> right-wing bigots go away. >>>ing "right on the edge"ing tonight 8:00 eastern tonight encore presentation airs same time tomorrow right right here on cnn. certainly hope you can catch that out. we'll tell you why guatemala accusing the united states of crimes against humanity carried out by guys of s

an attorney, anesthesiologist, network news anchor? t.j., what do you think? anesthesiologist. i'm just the network news anchor who can't even say anesthesiologist. these are the guys who put you to sleep during surgery. it was kind of just a general ambiguous term. the average pay for those guys and gals, about $29,000. top pay, closer to $400,000. for more information on the highest paying jobs, go to money.cnn.com. >>> these guys were playing last night. if you didn't see this, this was a really good game last night in the alcs. yankees were down by five runs. game back and one it late in the eighth inning. they put runs on the board. but i tell you that not just because we want to do sports highlights. but millions of new yorkers may not be able to see the games as the yankees progress. why? news corp has pulled the plug on cablevision customers. they own fox and sister nation my 9 up in new york. both companies are tied in a legal dispute now over programming. so cablevision says fox is asking for too much money. fox says it deserves more money for the qua

there's only a couple major american news networks that we have available in brazil. one is cnn and the other is fox news. and i will tell you, since i have been living in brazil and i started seeing mr. beck i never considered myself a republican nor a democrat. but watching him and fox news is definitely pushed me towards the democratic side. when i first saw him on tv, and after obama got elected, he had the american flag and the stars replaced by a hammer and sickle. and i have been living in brazil which naturally the government here definitely lean to the strong left, and i've heard people comment earlier today like the united states is turning into a third world country. well, i really believe a lot of americans, especially younger americans need to actually go and spend time in third world countries. if they did, i think they would gain a unique perspective and realize what we have here in our country. and people like glenn beck and not only him but the entire fox news network is really, it's actually a little scary to me the numbers of people and especially wh

>> come knit news network.eel afraid a little bit. >> i don't watch cnn or msnbc, except once in a blue moon. >> at age 28, ryan sorba is the oldest young conservative we've met. he invited us to a chicago suburb for an anti-gay event called americans for truth academy. >> the nature of man. >> after the speech outside of chicago, a group of gay rights protesters is ready to take ryan on. and ryan is ready. >> do you guys hate christians? >> no. >> then why are you protesting a christian church for promoting their most fundamental beliefs? >> you want to put us in gas chambers you [ bleep ]. >> no, we don't. >> do you hate christians? why are you yelling at me? >> this is the definition of tolerance, ideological diversity in action. >> go all the way to hell, pretty boy. >> that brings out the best of us, does it not? abbi you heard him talk about the communist news network. how difficult to be invited in? they had to let you in. how difficult to get access to these guys skeptical about media? >> it was not eas

captioning made possible by fox news network >>shepard: and now our judicial analyst, picking up on where we left off. not a ruling on the merit. but, simply, you have stated a case that we will now consider. >>guest: correct, the normal procedure in federal court when a plaintiff sues a defendant, not talking criminal cases but when the defendant is the government, the government to move to dismiss the case not on merits but that the plaintiffs do not have the right to sue. they did not state a case. that is what the court decided today. not, is the law constitutional? but, do these plaintiffs, 20 state attorneys general, half a dozen individual residents of the state of florida, and health care providers, do they have the right to sue? and have they stated a case? with respect to the individual mandates, the requirement that everyone purchase or otherwise receive health care insurance or be fined, taxed, by the government, the government said "yes," they have the right to sue and the judge will rule on the merits in december or january. >>shepard: say find or tax but that wording is ver

only this tall tale had one major news network fooled. eporter: this is the story of a news story that took off. the story that got off the ground. even though it was made up out of thin air. the joke's on fox news. reporting on the martin jet pack which does exist. >> the city of -- are you kidding me? the city of los angeles already ordering 10,000 jet packs for its police, paramedics and fire departments. >> are you kidding? >> reporter: does this mean l.a. will be buzzing with jet pack police like the guys chasing tom cruise up a fire escape in "minority report?" like james bond, escaping the bad guys in "thunderball." like tom cruise, fox news fell for it. >> yeah, but get this, the cost, $100,000. states -- i mean, i'm all for buying stuff up and help the capitalism and all that -- >> they already ordered 10,000 of them. >> reporter: let's see, 10,000 jet packs at 100,000 a piece comes out to an expenditure of $1 billion. an expenditure the l.a. police department never heard of. as for the new zealand-based makers of the martin jet p

. >> is there a legislative response to the fact that there is a national news network that goes beyond political causes and actually donates to partisan groups of one party? >> i don't know that there's one yet. that's one of the reasons i have always been a little bit upset about us getting rid of the fairness doctrine. i do believe there needs to be a very critical look taken, at fox news and what they're doing. they are absolutely undermining democracy in this country. they are drowning out the voices of what i would call the ordinary person in this society. that is not what our country is all about. we should be about encouraging people to be a part of the governmental process, rather than going out, targeting the folks that they are voting for and using foreign money to do it. that is absolutely incredible. >> to that point and to the chamber, congressman, the plum line reported that you had a personal response to this news about where the chamber puts its money. >> i you never dreamed i would see the day when the united states chamber of commerce is using foreign attacks on the u

four g courage >> it has a big four-screen video looks great on but it's not going to use the new four g network have to get a brand phone she said. >> the new phones are out yet but they will be soon and many will run goals android operating system but one hotly anticipated will not report the wall street journal suggest a four g rollout means rising will finally get the apple i phone >> i think it's a credible rumor i think in fact you could probably book now and say there will be and i phoned when of rise in net work in early 2011. >> the first orgy devices will be modems free laptop those are due out in the next couple of months the promise speeds up to 10 times what to get with reggie but he said it's not holding his breath. >> we have to wait and see before we really know if this is going to be as fast and exciting and wonderful and as beautiful as they tell us. it's always that way with technology. >> in severance as the jonathan blum kron 4 news. >> this is highway won a one the headlights' are southbound but both traffic moving at about the same clip and it's all looking pretty good. wi

network. on the panel this week, writer and fox news contributor judy miller. national review editor rich lawrie. jim pinkerton, fellow, new american foundation and news day columnist elliss henican, i'm jon scott, news watch it on right now. >> this morning, everybody, and welcome to the least suspensable announcement of all time. as almost all of you have reported my chief of staff, rahm emanuel, has informed me that he will be leaving his post today to explore other opportunities gentleman so, off he goes. rahm emanuel, the man who has run the obama white house from the start, bailing from his chief of staff role, headed for chicago and the run for mayor of that city. so it was the worst kept secret in washington. the president alluded to it there, it's secret no more and rahm emanuel is out. give us a history lesson how he treated the press. >> well, he had a fascinating relationship with the press. he was use-- used the press, fought with the press, debated with the press and used a lot of really vulgar words with the press and we were always suckers for t

if conflict and the false urgency of the 24 hour news networks, of which you very wisely have decidedo walk away from. by the way, brilliant choice, bringing in a british guy no one's heard of. when i'm thinking about floating a sinking ship, what i do want to bring on it? the guy that people are going to tune in and go "who's that?" and why is he speaking so funny? >> larry: all right, back -- a little more on the rally. then we'll cover other things. oprah winfrey is supporting the rally. in a uniquely oprah way here's the announcement she made on "the daily show" last week. watch. >> "daily show" audience. look under your seats! >> look under your seats. what's under there? [ cheers ] >> they have no qualms about obeying oprah. oprah's our leader. >> you're going to the rally! you're going to the rally! you're going to the rally! everybody's going to the rally! >> here's what is crazy. >> larry: all right -- >> are we coming back? so here's what is crazy. she gave everybody in the audience rally tickets except for one person, one person opened it up, anthrax. that's how she plays.