they document the presence of africans and people of african decent in new york america from 1604, coming forward to current events. one of the things bernard likes to say in his presentations, he does a talk about what they didn't teach you in school. what he talks about is the history that was not presented in school. this exhibit brings forth a loot of information -- a lot of information that is not currently available. the kinsey collection has been added to the crick column of the state of florida, a portion of it, to helpful fill the requirements in their multicultural education programs. when we ask the questions are our students ready, we believe that a fundamental part of their readiness is to have a clear sense of themselves and the world around them. that has to start early. we think that while we had a very successful presentation of the kinsey exhibit and adults coming to our gallery at the african-american art and culture complex, what we really want to achieve over the next couple of months is to work out a relationship with the district to get students to come in and obser

like everyone in new york and america, we were so traumatized with 9/11. i said to my husband, i am going to go out to the orchards. >> this is before you knew he was sick? >> i knew. he was still going full speed and no one would have known he was sick. he wasn't really sick, he just had his medical condition. i said i am going to go surprise him. i spent 2 days. >> simply because the world is coming to an end? >> i felt compelled. it was the moment i knew i had to turn the page. you just know. there is something that happens to you, i am going to turn the page. i was panicked. i was surprising him, he would have said no, i am too busy, i don't want you here. i spent a day running all over new york city trying not to freak out about the sirens buying flannel clothes, the right things for the orchard. this is ridiculous, i wear what i always wear, black. >> you are wearing a black cashmere turtle neck to the orchard? you can't do that. on the airplane, i am trying to learn the apple business. i have my files like a reporter. i realize i am treating my brot

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government sites, radio free america, "the new york times"? >> yes, and in fact they do. most of the people that we have surveyed read a leaders agree and are using the internet to get access to news and information. that's one of the big drives of technology. >> how effective was the egyptian shut down? do you know -- i have seen grass where the traffic went from here ought we don't hear but they're seem to be some traffic still going through. >> some people are going to have those g4 mobile units accessing technology that way. >> and why does that make a difference? >> because your linking with a satellite system, gps. but it's expensive, it's going to be the elite that are doing that. >> so egypt wasn't able to shut that down? >> not completely. the other thing is like trying to write about and study is the culture and identity and if you're looking at the technology is reshaping the way people live and what their expectations are and how they interact with their government and their society it puts that down. like going to eat with a fork and then you forget your fork

government sites, radio-free america, "the new york times"? >> guest: yes, and, in fact, they do.of the people that we have surveyed read a daily newspaper and are using the internet to get access to news and information. thatst one of the big -- that's one of the big draws to the technology. >> host: how effective was the egyptian shutdown? do you know? i mean, i've seen graphs where the traffic went from here all the way down to here, but there seemed to be some traffic still going through. >> guest: some people are going to have those g4 mobile units and accessing the technology that way. of. >> host: and why does that make a difference? >> guest: because you're linking with a gps satellite system. but it's very expensive, so it's going to be the elite that are doing that. >> host: so egypt was not able to shut that down? is. >> guest: not competely. and the other thing is what i'm trying to write about and to study is a shift in culture and identity. and if you're looking at the technology is reshaping the the way people live and what their expectations are and how they intera

and in any great city, and this is the greatest city of america, new york, these are profound questions we've got to think about. the good news and bad news about globalization is this: the difficult news for america and for europe to accept is that for the first time in 200 years of industrial history, for the first time, for the first time even going through wars and depressions and wars again we have now reached a position where for the first time europe and america together are being outproduced by the rest of the world, particularly asia, outmanufactured, outexported, outinvested by these countries. and it was hardly surprising that at some point europe and america, 10% of the world's population, would stop being the continents that would produce more than 50% of the world's goods and 50% of the world's manufacturers and 50% of the world's exports. and if you thought of that as a single factor, this massive change, this restructuring of the world's economy that's taking place, you would probably be worried about the security of your job and the security of your children and the sec

going broke well in her show the resident laurie harmfulness has the streets of new york to find out if people really think america is on the brink of going bust. the u.s. has a new budget coming out can america ever go bankrupt this week let's talk about that well we're already bankrupt so it's like credit card debt i mean. can you go at what point you at the bottom and what point do you start screaming about it has too much invested in dollar to let america go bankrupt so now we're something that someone else has to take care of. not right now but if anything happens there's going to other countries who are going to do that for us is that fair. it's always really tough on not saying that everything's all right rosy at this point we're certainly not at a critical point and i think what you're pointing out is the fact that we need increased global cooperation it's not just a problem that can be fixed unilaterally either within the within the euro or within the us economy it's something that has to be fixed globally how do you stop spending when you've got thirty three hundred million people to make sure that they'

america's prosperity to it's quite often that what's good for business isn't good for america lauren lyster. new york. and still ahead in the program an emergency landing that's put a few gray hairs on the heads of the people on board. were for ten hours over two hundred passengers became prisoners only defective join us the details in just a few moments. the former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld who was one of the driving forces behind the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three has published an autobiography in which he defends his record. now a woman dies every forty minutes of domestic violence attacks in russia meanwhile a lock of adequate protection leaves hundreds of thousands of victims unable to report the abuse to you authorities well there are help centers for victims but there are few and far between and as i. discovered too often the victims end up suffering in silence. it was a vicious cycle that the press we had fights he raised it happened so many times how it on for as long as i could but when i realized that it couldn't have it's i found out about the center where they he

america's prosperity too it's quite often that what's good for business isn't good for america lauren lyster. new york. in egypt constitutional amendments intended to diffuse public anger have backfired after thousands protested in apparent rejection of the proposals the demonstrators are maintaining pressure on president mubarak to step down despite the government announcing plans for a peaceful transfer of power meanwhile the group human rights watch has confirmed almost three hundred people have been killed since the start of the protests although there is no official death toll given the vice president announced the militant islamists linked to al qaida world monger thousands of prisoners who fled and gels during the in stable instability last month omar serve him and courted by the u.s. and israel is now amassing power but many experts say lack support of the opposition and egyptians. still in mind took over as the head of the egyptian equivalent of the cia the general intelligence services in nineteen ninety three and that's a position he held until two weeks ago when he became vice president ea

america's prosperity to it's quite often that what's good for business isn't good for america lauren lyster. new york. and still ahead in the program abused at home shocking statistics you feel that a woman dies every fourteen minutes in russia at the hands of their partners. the latest batch of a powerful military helicopter has been unveiled in central russia we'll find out what is behind its name the alligator and why it's so formidable well that's in a few minutes here on our team. two hundred passengers spent several panic stricken hours in the air before their plane made an emergency landing in siberia well the plane had taken off from the city of camera all where it had to circle for a few hours before being diverted to a nearby well the c.b.s. let's get the details from marty's not the. well the talking about can you just tell us exactly what happened. going seventy five seventy two all from the airport on camera in russia but shortly after we called the pilot realized that the shots see on the plane wouldn't go up so he was forced to do circles. and circles around there were cameras which yo

america's prosperity too it's quite often that what's good for business isn't good for america lauren lyster r.t. new york. and still ahead in the program memoirs of a pentagon chief the former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld who was one of the driving forces behind the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three has published an autobiography in which he defends his record and also. find out why the legendary russian military helicopter the alligator is so formidable about zero in a few minutes on our t.v. . the russian security forces have detained three people suspected of helping organize a deadly bombing at moscow's main international airport last month they were arrested in russia's north caucasus. republic of it and are believed to be closely linked to the suicide bomber suspect well let's get the latest from marty's car slaughter some of her now sara who exactly are these people and what are they accused up. to the people believed to be the brother and sister of the suicide bomber and the third person is thought it was someone who stole the suicide of t.v.'s to carry out that it's. no day th

america's prosperity too it's quite often that what's good for business isn't good for america lauren lyster r.t. new york. and still ahead in the program abused at home shot to six removed that a woman dies every forty minutes in russia at the hands of their partners. to. find out why the legendary russian military helicopter alligator is so formidable all that's in a few minutes here on our t.v. . well two hundred passengers were forced to spend a several panic stricken hours in the air as their plane circled a siberian airport the plane had taken off from the city of gamut of all but was then diverted to nearby novosibirsk let's get the details from marty's and never tell you what so that's all you tell us exactly what happened. both over two hundred people were looked up on the plane that was making circles around the airport where it's departed from and the people in the plane knew that the plane was defective as after it's all from the airport camera over the plane's shafts he failed to go up so force the pilot could not proceed with the flight and was forced to burn fuel flying around when the deci

america's prosperity too it's quite often that what's good for business isn't good for america lauren lyster r.t. new york. and still ahead in the program memoirs of a pentagon chief former u.s. defense secretary donald rumsfeld who was one of the driving forces behind the invasion of iraq in two thousand and three has published an autobiography in which he defends his record and also. find out why the legendary russian military helicopter alligator is so formidable all that's coming up in a few minutes here on our t.v. . now russian security forces have detained three people suspected of helping organize the deadly bombing at moscow's main international airport last month two men and the woman were arrested in russia's republic of and are believed to be relatives of the suicide bomber suspect besta gaiters identified him as a twenty year old man from the north caucasus the attack killed thirty six people and injured more than one hundred chechen warlord and russia's most wanted terrorist doku umarov claimed responsibility for ordering the bombing. now a woman dies every forty minutes in domestic violence

new york. war william is also the director of the initiative at the new america foundation of the kaiser report thanks for having me all right we'll throw up the coverage of the egyptian revolution over and over again we see reference to a one point three billion given annually by the u.s. . where does this money actually go well it's sort of recycled briefly stops in egypt basically comes back to major contractors in the u.s. . tanks. missiles a whole range of. egyptian. by the united states going back to the beginning of the mubarak regime thirty years ago. other countries as well yes some countries through aid in places like yemen others saudi arabia purchases weapons from the united states so there was a recent deal for sixty billion dollars the largest arms deal ever concluded. helicopters. huge package including full range of military systems so america push for democracy in the region. dealing in the region. and in fact it's america's arms dealing welfare recipients in the region who are i guess us tentatively pushing for something called democracy but as long as they get this welfare. a

america's prosperity too it's quite often that what's good for business isn't good for america lauren lyster r.t. new york. profits over people as now the free market is all about well not if you listen to the media or to business or to republicans will claim that it's our government that's unfriendly to corporations and that's why we're falling behind i guess what the friendlier the you are to big business the worse it's going to be for the american worker so how do you get the decision makers to get real and just admit it well joining me from our studio in los angeles is david david writer for firedoglake dot com david thanks so much for coming on now we hear this line all the time here that obama really needs to mend ties with the business community he himself will talk about he himself joked about it in front of the chamber of congress but i just you know for giggles here can you remind me exactly what it is that he did that was so bad to the business community did he have a breakup with them or we didn't he extend the bush taxes didn't he also is new promising to cut the corporate tax rate doesn't he

new york. always fatalities rising every week and america's ongoing afghanistan campaign u.s. policy in the country is increasingly under fire in a bid for a way out of the deadlock someone like veteran american diplomat robert blackwell propose a politician over afghanistan as the best solution but is also using military contributor explains the so-called plan b. it's not going to save the situation for the u.s. . despite all the goodwill mr blair will promote the defacto partition of afghanistan the whole concept is a nonstarter though i stand by his situation and alice's speech has proved beyond a reasonable doubt that the us policy in afghanistan has crossed a point of no return however i cannot support or subscribe to blank will conclusions and recommendations that supposedly come from his impact and on a sailboat and alice's of the us policy in afghanistan their defacto politician is a nonstarter because it is a desperate attempt to address different audiences just in one position paper mr blackwell proposition is highly confusing and misleading for different audiences c

new york tonight. >> when i left it was really bad. a lot of ice and stuff like that. >> reporter: massive snow and ice storms have slashed across america's middle. canceling flights to san diego. >> i am sure there's all kinds of chaos and trying to get flights out from the areas that are canceling flights. >> they are saying it's on time but we'll see. but i know there's an ice storm

definitely profit over people and some economists argue profit comes over america's prosperity to lauren lyster. new york tel now for a brief look at some of the world headlines a series of coal bomb explosions in northern iraq have killed at least seven people and wounded around eighteen attacks happened in the northern city of kirkuk to call bombs were aimed at police patrols one of the device exploded outside a building that houses the kurdish security forces the group is so far claimed responsibility for the attack. itself sudanese government minister has been shot dead in his office in what appeared to be a personal dispute officials say jimmy let me mina was killed by his driver and they also have been a family member in the city of juba and also killed the guy protecting the minister before turning the gun on himself comes days off the referendum results confirmed that will become africa's newest independent state. doctors and other health care professionals have clashed with police in athens through a demonstration against the government's austerity measures it comes as the greek parliament is ex

would definitely profit over people and some economists argue profit comes over america's prosperity to lauren lyster our new york there's always more news on the analysis on our website or to dot com there's we'll find out for you right now in trouble in the air find out how over two hundred passengers were forced to spend several comic stricken hours liable to ground as their plane circled last night we've heard more. than looking towards a neverending summer roster cancelled daylight savings time learn more about the pros and cons at all teen dot com. the russian armed forces have received a brand new batch of the country's state of the art attack helicopters dozens more k. a fifty two choppers called named alligators will enter service within the year. was given this close up look at what they can do. ran a military air base in central russia and that is the common fifty two also known as the alligator of the russian air force receiving the latest batch we ourselves were able to take back to one of those monster. bases this thirty millimeter cannon can pierce through armor but obviously it's not the only weap

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the definite profit over people and some economists argue profit comes over america's prosperity to lauren lyster r.t. new york. there is more news on analysis on our website our team dot com here's what's lined up for you online right now and trouble in the air find out how over two hundred passengers were forced to spend several panic stricken towers high above ground as their clients circled aside an airport. looking towards a never ending summer rush that cancels daylight. savings time burn more about the pros and colleagues at our team dot com. there was an armed forces have received a brand new batch of the country's state of the art attack helicopters dozens more k. a fifty two choppers code named alligators will enter service within the year are to use your gorgeous canal was given this close up look at what they can do. ran a military air base in central russia and that is the common fifty two also known as the alligator of the russian air force receiving the latest batch we ourselves were able to take back to one of those monster. bases this thirty millimeter cannon can pierce through armor but obvio

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we will have in place in new york city the greatest and largest urban campground in america. we're going to do that right in the middle of new york. in we can do that in new york, we can certainly do it in st. louis and lots of other places around the country. >> where is the urban campground in new york located? a place called fort bennett's hill. it used to be a military base. it's been abandon, so there are plans underway to figure out what the of that field should be. it's right next to jamaica bay and a place where with the right type of planning, we can make it accessible and bring in kids from new york city and other people to experience great outdoors flight their own backyard. >> yesterday i was in dallas and talking with a group of officers in the u.s. military. some who have been in afghanistan. and i also interviewed general keen of our southern command in haiti, which is terribly deforested. and you want to see what happens to a place that's deforested, all you have to do is go to haiti. but it dawned on me many you know what i mean our armed forces love the publi

definitely definitely profit over people and some economists argue profit comes over america's prosperity to lauren lyster r.t. new york. just there's always more news and analysis on our website it's all on all the time dot com here's what's. right no trouble in the air find out how over two hundred passengers were forced to spend several unexplicable high above ground as the plane circled the side. of the towards a never ending song russia cancels daylight saving time more about the pros and cons of ulti don't call. the russian armed forces have received a brand new batch of the country's state of the art attack helicopters dozens more fifty two choppers code named alligators went into service within the air and i was given this close up look at what they can do. around a military air. base in central russia and that's is the common fifty two also known as the alligator and the russian air force receiving the latest batch we ourselves were able to take a good names back to one of those monster. bases this thirty luna cannon can pierce through armor but obviously that's not the only weapon this aircraft can be equippe

definitely definitely profit over people and some economists argue profit comes over america's prosperity to lauren lyster r.t. new york. there's always more news and analysis on our website r.t. dot com here's what's lined up for you right now. trouble in the air find out how over two hundred passengers were forced to spend several panic stricken hours high above ground as their plane circled a stunning beauty an airport. a man looking towards a never ending summer russia cancels daylight saving time learn more about the pros and cons at our dot com. person our forces have received a brand new batch of the country's state of the art attack helicopters dozen more k a fifty two choppers code named alligators well enter service within the next year parties are going to is going over was given this close up look at what they can do . around a military air base in central russia and that's these the common fifty two also known as the alligator and with the russian air force receiving the latest batch we ourselves were able to take a good name so that one of those monsters. facing this thirty reeling in a cannon can pierce

definitely definitely profit over people and some economists argue profit comes over america's prosperity to lauren lyster r.t. new york. egypt has seen what's believed to be its biggest anti-government rallies across the country since the protests began over two weeks ago it comes despite attempts by the authorities to introduce constitutional reform to help manage a peaceful transfer of power demonstrators of the money immediate resignation of president hosni mubarak and refusing to wait until september when his term ends with reports a rampant corruption is mubarak's family among the richest in the world it's claimed most of his fortune was accumulated through dodgy dealings with international companies the money is allegedly in swiss banks are tied up in real estate in the u.s. and the u.k. international relations expert mark allen told r.t. that the corrupt scheme that kept the barack and power is now one of the reasons he's been pushed out of office. american his family has been a. benefit from two billion sources the world has been enormous amount of american retrieve direct from the u.s. taxpayer to the leaders

definitely definitely profit over people and some economists argue profit comes over america's prosperity to lauren lyster r.t. new york. coming up in a few moments are to speak to a world famous video game creator about the fine line between reality and violent video art stay with us. the american embassy in tehran is in the hands of students to not. be run thousands of. demonstrators of the american embassy. parties sitting down with the man behind this video game one nine hundred seventy nine revolution as well as many more director producer and writer of documentaries and video games for over fifteen years as well as the mastermind of the groundbreaking ground theft auto franchise movie and the thanks so much for joining us thanks for having me the video games that you have created are hmong the most popular in the world and i want to ask you if you know any numbers in terms of how many break ups or divorces some of your games have cause for people who got so hooked they couldn't stop well actually when i was casting vice city one of the actors that came in and he said this and that was this for and we explained to

definitely definitely profit over people and some economists argue profit comes over america's prosperity to lauren lyster r.t. new york remember there's always more news and analysis on our web site is r t dot com here's what's lined up for you online right now trouble in the home of the two hundred passengers were forced to spend several plane expecting an above ground as the plane circled you know. it was a never ending summer russia council daylight saving time you can learn more about the pros and cons of that. dot com. one hour heated debate on egypt's future is on the way in our debate program cross talk before that we have the latest business update for you with dmitri stay with us. thanks bill it is the latest because there's no other business update later than this one fighting inflation was the first order of business for president medvedev at a meeting devoted to economic issues on tuesday prices rose nearly ten percent in january on an annualized basis the central bank has already said it's ready to impose new measures to draw cash out of the economy to prevent it from overheating this includes further rai

. >> firstly, new york city, new york city is so far ahead and any other city in america as it relates to coming out of recessions and then ultimately able to resume where it was when it was at the peak of its career in a very positive way. when you look at the city today and you read that 10% of all the jobs created in the united states in the last quarter were created in new york city, that's incredible. just incredible. i think new york city's population is about 3% of the united states. and so we are way ahead in terms of prosperity, current and yet to come. but the most important thing that mayor bloomberg has done, which he gets very little credit for, is he's changed the whole tone of racial relations in the city. to the best of my knowledge, there simply is no racial problem in this city. there was, not just that which we refer to under my administration, for the reasons i'm giving you, but under giuliani, under david dinkins who was there. mike bloomberg changed it, and the question always will exist how did he do it? it's his personality. he's not -- he's a man of vision, but

i expect that by the end of this year we'll have in place in new york city the greatest and largest urban campground in america. we're doing that right in the middle of new york. if we can do that in new york, we can do it in st. louis and lots of other places all across the country. >> where is the urban campground in new york located? >> a place called floyd bennett's field. it used to be a military base. it's been abandoned and there's plans underway to figure out what the future of that field should be. it's next to jay bay and we can make it accessible and bring it kids from new york city and other people outside of new york city to experience the outdoors in their own backyard. >> yesterday i was in dallas talking with a group of officers in the u.s. military, some who have been in afghanistan, and i also interviewed general kean in haiti. it dawned on me that many people in our armed forces love the public lands. many soldiers grew up hunting and fishing on public lands and also they use them for recraigsal purposes. you don't go into the military to make a lot of money, and so you're not a big land own

new york with their bloomberg. we were talking about the future of the new york harbor and the estuary. we all, as the united states of america, about 27,000 acres of land, including jamaica bay. the fact is we have never connected it all out soon in new york and its future. it is a huge opportunity connect 18 million people into these wild life experiences. i expect that by the end of this year we will have in place in new york city the greatest and largest urban campground in america. we will do the right in the middle of new york. if we can do that in new york, we can do that in lots of places are from the country part >> where is it located in new york? >> it is a place called white bennett field thomas -- hoyt- bennett field. used to be a military base. as a place that with the right kind of planning we can make it as accessible and bringing kids from new york city and other people to experience the outdoors right in their own backyards. >> yesterday, i was in dallas and i was talking with a group of officers in the u.s. military, some who have been in afghanistan, and i interviewed the general of our southern command in