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europe in many different ways. you can't found ooh county in the united states that approaches not one county. you believe europe is venus, and america is mars. >> i think do think there's a tremendous difference. i think the culture badges are being won in europe in the enlightenment and personal autonomy, and personal freedom and there being one in the united states on the adjudicate christ judeo christian. with cal vun in his um. you're an individual be calvinist that and the we're in something together with god that we have sort of a contract between human beings and god and the american still think this way. you think this rhetoric out of the white house with democratic, and republican presidents. it's not going away. >> you want to comment on that. >> i think that we have that doctrine and it's held up as an ideal in america it become somewhat attenuated. ththother thing about cal vunism. this is of the for and religion it became gradually what happened after the review formation that the netherlands becaformation that the netherlands became >> legalizing prostitution, and legal i guess d

europe in many different ways. you can't found ooh county in the united states that approaches not one county. you believe europe is venus, and america is mars. >> i think do think there's a tremendous difference. i think the culture badges are being won in europe in the enlightenment and personal autonomy, and personal freedom and there being one in the united states on the adjudicate christ judeo christian. with cal vun in his um. you're an individual be calvinist that and the we're in something together with god that we have sort of a contract between human beings and god and the american still think this way. you think this rhetoric out of the white house with democratic, and republican presidents. it's not going away. >> you want to comment on that. >> i think that we have that doctrine and it's held up as an ideal in america it become somewhat attenuated. ththother thing about cal vunism. this is of the for and religion it became gradually what happened after the review formation that the netherlands becaformation that the netherlands became >> legalizing prostitution, and legal i guess d

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united states, europe, asia, we continue to find bargains everywhere. >> tom: what type of bargains are you finding? what types of industries? >> it's interesting that we've been finding a pretty eclectic mix of names over the last several months, financial stocks some energy stocks. >> tom: across the board. what about emerging markets? i know you voiced concerns about emerging markets a year ago. we've seen volatility in the global markets amplified in emerging markets. time to get in? >> a number of those stocks have come down in last few months and they're back to levels where we think investors can make some money going forward. >> tom: you mentioned europe. europe has been wrestling with debt problems for the better part of a year now. now it has higher inflation. next week it may see higher interest rates. are you concerned about putting money to work on the continent? >> we think to a certain extent the sovereign debt issues have been a bit overblown. you've got a $500 billion plan which we think can keep things under control for the next two, three years, and the majority of co

addressed and needs to be global governing bodies need to adjust to this if the west in europe and the united states are not going to decline he said does the rise of these nations mean that europe in the united states will decline said will that all depends on how they adjust if they're able to change your free will to invest more in education in science but he did say that this is going to take reform and so as one gets pointed out at the emerging economies the bric nations are kind of the one high point at a conference where many people are talking about what needs to change in terms of the western banking reforms monetary tools and the u.s. dollar is the reserve currency some of the ideas of some of the gas that we've heard from involve more of it's to roll in capital markets the financial crisis being there evidence that that didn't work there's a lot of concern that too big to fail still exists that banks could still. bring down the system and create another crisis if that or rules are in the place there is not a lot of confidence from any of the guests here that i've spoken to job training fo

of the regular perforation of missile technology a fair to the security of both russia the united states europe and many other countries so there is no reason here at the woods to consider this situation. as a confrontation with everybody when our we share the same interests because we all believe that you should read then give it up with friends that come from outside your atlantic region go with the india your budget regional nobody poses a threat to anybody and we should watch and recognise this or in our work that we are starting now we quarry it was due to decisions based on the decisions made during the lisbon summit that we should come up with a joint european missile defense system but. i'm not allowed inside. you talk about a political solution being preferable for libya could you name the conditions that have to be fulfilled to come to such a political solution and what the net next steps are being to there and i passed this bill because you know that's it there is only one recipient here. to go will we need to engage everybody in the togs we support the militia like they says or use

would intervene militarily in syria what we've seen is colossal ambivalence on the part of the united states europe really all of syria's neighbors because nobody knows what would come after the assad family dictatorship after forty years in power if that's to implode their tremendous fear is strife of the sort that we've seen in iraq and in lebanon because of the divided sectarian nature of the country the most hopeful scenario frankly is that these sanctions other measures will convince the regime to make reforms to open up to allow real elections to take place because the longer this goes on i think the more violent it becomes but it's not as what you see in the muslim brotherhood movement today syria does need to unite against them and join protesters on the streets how significant is now backing for the streets and. it's significant but again the muslim brotherhood of two thousand and eleven is not the muslim brotherhood of nine hundred eighty two when crushed crushed them in one hundred and killed twenty thousand people this appears to be a very broad based movement the sort of thing we've se

than have the european countries the united states and these are countries that are going to continue to grow if not rapidly at least moderately while the rest of europe and the united states seems to be mired in in crisis of course you can get more of the bretton woods conference as well as commentary and analysis from our washington bureau that are typical. economic experts fear america's financial crisis could worsen as massive u.s. corporations get creative with their accounting to avoid pain billions of dollars in taxes. also online the computer hackers who are hacked off with the state of the gaming industry find out why very taking on sony and its best selling game system. station. and in the mix our tea has the recipe for a special cause. to mark the fiftieth anniversary of your becoming a first hand experience to our team and learn how to make it. but over one thousand kilometers in length on the seabed it's been called one of the most ambitious marine engineering feats ever the nord stream pipeline project to pump russian gas to the e.u. is rapidly nearing completion with supplies scheduled to start late this year you got a good idea it has

as well as with the united states, europe, and the rest of the world.iddle east is home to rich nations with excess capital as well as poor countries, hungry for investment. deeper trade and relationships between neighbors would create many new jobs. across the mediterranean, europe represents an enormous potential for greater trade and investment. if we were to reduce trade barriers in north africa alone, just a that one act could boost gdp levels by as much as 7% or 8% in tunisia and morocco. it could lead to hundreds of millions of dollars of new wealth across the region every year. the people of the middle east and north africa have the talent, they have the drive, to build a vibrant economies. just as the citizens have already done in regions long held back by a closed political systems. from southeast asia to eastern europe, to latin america. it will not be easy. there are many obstacles. unfortunately, i ran provides a powerful cautionary 10 for the transitions. they were subverted by a new and brutal dictatorship. iran's leaders have consistentl

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in representing the growth in consumption in this world while economies in the west the united states and europe are growing much more slowly and have really really suffered in the financial crisis so you come to two thousand and ten and for the first time virtually for nearly two hundred years america and europe that's the united states of america in the twenty seven members of the european union for the first time being produced manufactured and. interesting invested by the rest of the world you know as far as direct solutions to come out of this conference that's very unclear there aren't exactly policy makers here that are going to enact some kind of reforms directly out of this conference but there is a sense that those that influence policy are here talking about the direction that things need to go in and that has a cumulative effect on the policies that we see going forward. twenty three minutes past the hour this take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world in iceland taxpayers have rejected a government plan to cover the losses sustained by girls during the two t

and have the european countries the united states and these are countries that are going to continue to grow if not rapidly and least moderately while the rest of europe and united states seems to be mired in crisis and european leaders. to losing steam in recent years everything that we have taken for granted for two centuries american and european dominance to the point at which most of the world's manufacturing goods most of the world's exports most of the world's investment was done in these countries is no longer a fact so it seems europe and the us are finally beginning to understand the emerging power of the brics nations i think the western countries is already. strengthened greeks economy is. expanding weapons to. now twenty and it is within the g twenty really the brics countries have been. struck city which has been very effective i certainly think that there will be changes in the economic architecture i think that's inevitable as these countries grew up while the western powerhouses continue pounding away on regimes they find desirable and a new economic and political architecture is emerging and these five countries are keen to prove the

strategically what the outcome will be and and so that european leaders are actually pushing europe into the lap of the united states so we're going to see europe becoming remodeled and faded further with the united states when energy analysts will cost crude oil prices are likely to drop any time soon with the conflict in libya and beyond showing little sign of letting up well for more on the situation in libya that's cause live to chicago based radio host and author steven lemmon good to have you on r.t. stephen i got to you just come off the air from your own radio program i know you were discussing libya in that show there in chicago now nato says it's only possible to provide security to libyan citizens if colonel gadhafi khadafi steps down isn't that right that everything should be done to achieve that goal remove gadhafi. will pay trouble always. erica and nato for a hands. free country called free call to bring me. began last year when i asked here to incite inspiration to. me and. more reason why he want to do it you know another reader i just wrote of a. i wrote an article i got a couple of days. like this

european leaders are actually pushing europe into the united states so we're going to see europe becoming remodeled and faded further with the united states but isn't this high on the. business hike in energy prices and kneejerk reaction because overall if we look at what's happening there and maybe despite the disruption and the turmoil that the rebels are matching creating their own central bank add a new national oil company so doesn't that suggest that they're actually getting their act together. to an extent it is a knee jerk reaction but i'd like to also point out that the rebels the oil supplies have. been military as well. and pipelines as well. in libya but the europeans know very well you know very well what direction. this is taking and yes it is it's more than a neat need jerk reaction because it is strategically it helps justify a new economic reform policies there austerity measures when prices go up a lot of things in the economy after change and instead of moving in cooperation with russia they're actually moving away from russia which is very ironic interests . let's just

somehow we're going to be able to direct the outcome it's the same hubris that has visited the united states and europe the same here bush that kid shows penya and in afghanistan causes us to believe that somehow we are going to wreck. the outcome in libya we cannot do that nor do we have the right to determine who the leader of libya should be many here radical forces could take advantage of the chaos in libya former jihadists nomen bennett men who renounced his own kind affiliation in two thousand says he estimates one thousand jihadists are among the rebels in libya one lady and rebel commander has openly admitted his fighters have all the links other reports say terrorists seized libyan surface to air missiles when arsenals were looted nato intelligence reports claim flickers of al qaida and hezbollah has been found among the rebels in libya but maintained there is no reason to believe their presence is significant but a u.s. military study three years ago said lidia's made up the second largest group of jihadists in the world right after saudi arabia all of that seems to be discarded as the u.s. i

countries themselves and some of them are certainly going to make a lot of efforts in order to united states or europe in order to be on this side whether it's you know concerns trade issues or wages concerns arms deals or what have you so i think i think i mean look i mean i i i want to bring countries to succeed i want them to have extremely rapid economic growth in the next ten twenty thirty forty years because that's going to be very very good for the population of those countries but i don't think it will happen so i think we are talking about an aspiration here which is which is a little bit speculative but it certainly is yet to come and the only thing we can john of far is basically that that in all matters at least in economics today what countries like india and brazil are afraid o. is competition from china it's competition from china that's what they are afraid of and as long as the mindset of of of of brazil russia india and others are going to be of that kind it's going to be tremendously difficult to forge any sort of strong alliances. nato or the west that is in line since the lies tha

of course, the diplomacy led by the united states, europe, u.n.is instrumental to getting us to that point, but getting us to the finish line requires a lot more obviously so if you take the example of the israeli-palestinian situation, if we are going to have a viable two-state solution, it's going to require this linking of the west bank and gaza through an infrastructure corridor, the iran flushed out the arc, and it's going to require what is called the arc investment bank or infrastructure bank taking money from private resources and investors to build that and construct it. there's going to be a lot of companies involved. then you have to have your interpersonal reconciliation processes whether it's the geneva process or one voice or seeds of peace or whatever the case may be, all of these things, so i feel like there's a role for everyone in different aspects of this. one thing is for sure, you don't just declare peace or settle a border and have love and harmony across it. there's many players involved. i try to profile different conflicts

addressed and needs to be global governing bodies need to adjust to this if the west in europe and the united states are not going to decline he said does the rise of these nations mean that europe in the united states will decline said well that all depends on how they adjust if they're able to change their free will to invest more in education in science but he did say that this is going to take reform and so one gets pointed out that the emerging economies the bric nations are kind of the one i point at a conference where many people are talking about what needs to change in terms of the western banking reforms monetary tools and the u.s. dollar is the reserve currency and in fact george soros said that it no longer really is that their currencies are filling not well as well the euro being one of the diversification of currencies although nobody really knows the alternative. financial leaders have no right to impose austerity measures on people to cut the budget deficits so so as to distance from wake up with the joneses with you with the news coming up in the last ten minutes here is a preview

addressed and needs to be global governing bodies need to adjust to this if the west in europe and the united states are not going to decline he said does the rise of these nations mean that europe in the united states will decline said well that all depends on how they adjust if they're able to change or are able to invest more in education in science but he did say that this is going to take reform and so as one gets pointed out the emerging economies the bric nations are kind of the one high point at a conference where many people are talking about what needs to change in terms of the western banking reforms monetary tools and the u.s. dollar as the reserve currency. is cheap what about the practical side of this what's practically on the table what's going to be what so what is being put forward is put sure will. yeah you know it's hard to say what will come out of this because this is a bunch of bankers gathering and though there are people here that are very influential over policy they aren't that actual you know this is going to result in a policy that comes out of this directly it's more th

states. >>catherine: in europe. in the unitedtates--is a much lower significant percentage of their in, and you're spending. >> rob: you can e-mail him at rob@robblack.co us and w one formula of gasoline for .... however, it is still relatively cheap to drive. >>catherine: i think that some of those buy phones can have tracking would that be able to part of the company? perhaps is there a way to disable that feature? >> rob: i in the wrong person to rest i like the idea that you can snoop. or if i am stuffed in the snowfall? if i am stuck in the snowfall? >>catherine: thank you, rob. >>pam: the traffic on the golden gate. you can see traffic is rather sluggish. particularly in north bound on the right side. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. west = left = fine. also, some backups on the right side which is east bound. we will be back with more news, ahead. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room the pg&e is stepping down. with the san bruno gas explosion from last year. peter derby the chairman, and the chief executive and the

the saudi trained preachers are prominent in mosques in the united states and in europe, and have securepositions as chaplains in western universities, prison systems and militaries. this is not to say, let me stress, that all american or european muslim communities share this martial an expansionist orientation. but it's very much to say these trained clerics have attained enough positions in the west and have enough access to muslim youth through multiple media vehicles, to the growing impact. they are now influencing some young muslim males in the west in a pro-jihad direction. in much the same way they have for years influence them in the middle east, asia, and africa. those who doubt this would be well served in reviewing the escalating number of militant related activities that been uncovered and stopped in the united states since 2007. to note the growing number of u.s., young u.s.-canadian, australian and british muslims, who are going abroad to fight and train under al qaeda's man in somalia, yemen, and afghanistan, and also to al qaeda's very successful recruitment of talented

united states? >> well, the u.s. has the leadership position. it has supreme allied commander europe. >> lehrer: period. >> period. and there's a certain amount of politicking going on. there have been complaints in the past on the part united states that the nato countries, particularly europeans don't stand together. if you take afghanistan as an example, some of the nato countries, european countries limit the mission deliberately. their forces of the same response of the political situation in their own countries and to a certain extent now that's what's happening with the united states. the president is reacting to concerns about another military operation and a third muslim country. >> lehrer: and as a matter of fact, mr. ambassador, the situation-- you agree with those who say there's essentially a stalemate between the rebels and the libyan government, and some people are even saying it could be-- it could lead to a partition that could become permanent if something doesn't happen to change. do you agree with that? >> i do agree with that. i think, jim, this is the great dilemma faced by the united states a

such around the world, it has deals with antitrust which is faces a lot of scrutiny with united states and europe. when it comes to most activities on the web, google is the one setting the standards for how we behave on the web and how the web behaves forwards us. there's no market in the world that's truly free or institution that's truly deregulated, but google has a tremendous amount of atonmy. >> when you were writing this book, were the founders media friendly to you? >> i didn't even ask to speak to them, and there's a reason. their story is well-known. there's four or five outstanding books before mine telling of their rise, their success, and their fighting occasionally, and the effects they have on other businesses in the media world, so google is the best and most recent example. >> which they cooperated with. >> yes, they did. i didn't think i could do better at this particular approach, and so i took a very different approach. i wanted to look at what google means to you and me and how it effects us and how we effect google. it's not about google, but googlization, about the process

obviously incredible investment from the united states and from europe. in the can of other countries like business all this is completely in jeopardy if we start putting weapons in outer space. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from the realm of russia. we've dumped the future covered.

companies that went to china and tried to open their doors so exactly what they sold in the united states and europe and they thought the people would come in, but that is not necessarily the case. the most successful companies were able to cater to the local markets and realize they are in a different country with a different kind of consumer. all of the action is going to be in china, absolutely. think about any story on any given day, there is probably a china tied to its -- tie to it. some of the companies that have the biggest growth trajectories, it is thanks to the growth in china. when you talk about china's growth slowing, that causes hiccups in the market. >> how closely did the government watch you? >> it was interesting at that time just before the olympics. if the police came up, we would just say it was for the olympics, and they would go away. if i would go back now, i am not sure how i would be perceived. >> some people would say we have saved the best for last. let's watch. >> the adult entertainment expo in las vegas. did you ever say no to a fan when asked for your picture or auto

it would make it more expensive for the united states to borrow money. europe is in positive territory. it's trickling, that's why we turned to the positive side. we get data on housing starts and big old earnings this morning from goldman and johnson & johnson before the opening bell. suffering the worst day in the month, falling 130 points to 12,201. the nasdaq losing 29 to 2735. you alluded to this a second ago and we talked about this yesterday, nissan is expecting a drop in vehicles it ships to the united states in april and may. the wall street journal plans to export 22,000 trucks and cars in total. it's usually 32,000, to keep it in perspective. they shut down their plants after the earthquake and tsunami. this is your cup of tea. apple is suing sam sung over the galaxy phones. they copied the iphone and ipad. it uses googles operating system. apple has a bigger issue like the entire look of their screen icons just to name something. apple is samsung's largest partner. we love how apple likes to mix words when they are out speaking. >> it's direct. you