it shows how the arc could have been constructed. you also discovered story of major flood is nearly universal throughout the world's ancient culture. the design told noah's story at the time he opened the arc at the flood. >> the reason we chose that moment in the story. this is the message we want to bring to hong kong and bring to china today. it's there, in our lives we will also face flood. we will face trial. we will face difficulty and face tribulations. in our lives sometimes that's sick sanction. sometimes it's financial troubles. if we can find vessel to pass through those storms that threaten our very lives, then we can pass through, have a new beginning, have a new hope as it was in noah's day. >> reporter: chris mitchell cbn news, hong kong. >>> fascinating. i'm glads lions 

an arcing event. arc occurred right next to the wires that powered the flight deck's most crucial equipment, setting off a fire that spread across the cockpit attic, burning through the ceiling. >> the situation in the final few minutes of flight was catastrophic. the airplane is full of smoke. there is evidence of molten aluminum that's being rained down from the fire overhead. the electrical systems are failing. pneumatic systems are failing. one by one, everything that they need to keep the airplane in flight is failing. they finally lose control of the airplane and it rolls toward the ocean and accelerates and impacts the ocean at a very high speed. >> in the wake of the swiss air 111 crash, the airline industry is forced to re-evaluate the procedures for in-flight fires. flammability testing becomes more rigorous. insulation blankets are manufactured for more flame resistant materials, and the certification and maintenance of wiring becomes more stringent. >> swiss air 111 is a watershed event in

do we want to change the arc of history or just go along? i want to change the arc of history. i want the country to turn around. i want to see us get it back. we won't get it back if we're nibbling around the edge. we will get it back if we change the arc of history. chris: andrea, i hear something there that's powerful. it's connecting the regular people, the base of the country, the regular people and their sense of conservative history, their conservative view of history. >> i think you're absolutely right. there's a new pugh poll that says people do not want to see their medicare, social security, i mean, not surprisingly, they don't want to see their benefits cut. they don't want to see tax increases. the majority of people in this country are not willing to do the things that john boehner is now prepared apparently to do, that the president wants us to do, that leadership arguably needs to do to get past this crisis. michele bachmann really has her finger on that pulse. she has put up a new ad in iowa, which says, i will not vote for a debt ceiling. chris: no matter what

of a book versus the arc of a series of featured stories can be very different. i think our editors often find that's the thing they most work on is getting the arc and getting the story line together. the arc of this book is amazing. the focus is where it should be on barack obama, sr. it's his childhood in kenya. it's his time in the u.s. including the time at the university of hawaii and including harvard. it's the story of how harvard and immigration service decided, you know, maybe you're a lot of trouble. maybe you should leave and then what happens when he goes back to kenya. >> and very quickly, three more books we want to preview from public affairs starting with peter thompson. >> peter thompson "the wars of afghanistan" is an epic book and that's because peter thompson's knowledge of afghanistan goes very far back. he was involved in both the soviet period, in between the american involvement. he has had roles in afghanistan on the diplomatic level. he speaks russian and pastun. he has a gift for languages and so he was able to read documents in their

. >> and will it beya has produced a western arc to protect the city of misratah. welcome to "bbc world news." i'm david eades. also coming up, the news of family in. how could this latest tragedy have been prevented? >> and the focus of the berlin fashion week. >> the phone hacking scandal right at the heart of the media group news international continues to deepen as the british parliament prepares to hold an emergency debate on the issue. police now told the relatives some of the victims of the 1995 bombing that some of the victims' cell phones may have been hacked by the news of the world. >> tomorrow is the sixth anniversary of the london bombing. today some of the enter reaved are enduring fresh anguish, what is described as details discovered as part of the latest investigation into phone hacking. >> these parents lost their son david in the bombing. he is not definitely a hacking victim, but he has been told his address and phone numbers were in a file belonging to the private investigator. >> it was only last week when my wife and i were discussing the epi

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in that regard, and i think in some ways it feels like we're at that pivot of empire moment when the arc is a little downward. there's a sort of dislocation and apprehension about that that is one of the things being manifested in washington with all this bickering and all this gridlock. if there was ever a time to come together, this is it. i think our group demonstrated that you can have a principled compromise, one that does cut spending and reform entitlements. and, yes, reform the tax code to put our country in a stronger competitive position and that people on opposite sides of the aisle can actually come together for the good of the country. >> nor senator coburn, we've seen a pretty special relationship developing between president obama and speaker boehner. would you say it's love on the golf course? where are we going here? >> i'm a good friend of the president's. we have almost 100% disagreement on most things, but i love the man. i think he's a neat guy, and i had a good friendship with him in the senate. let me comment back on what kent was commenting. i think the partisansh

arcing from power lines is the likely cause of the fire burning near smartsville. no homes or buildings are threat especiallied. >>> no arrests in a shoot in oakland. police found the victim on seminary avenue. the injury was not life threatening. no motive or suspects have been identified. >>> part of the terminal project on hold after a serious accident at the site. a worker had severe burns yesterday when he came in contact with a live wire moving underground utilities. that part of the construction will be halted during the investigation but the rest of the project will not be impacted or delayed. >>> and another big step forward toward the completion of the new bay bridge. the company making the steel girders and tower said its finishing up its part of the work. california outsourced production to save $400 million. the new span opens in 2013. >>> he is a four time super bowl champion but can joe moment score a deal with the city of santa clara over the new stadium? >> reporter: it's an empty lot with big plans, the proposed stadium is supposed to break ground

. >> reporter: the moon arcing back to the mother she adores. >> we would always sit on the porch and we would debate whether the foull moon or the crescent moon was the better moon. >> reporter: to you remember the song you sang? >> i see the moon and the moon sees me. god bless the moon and god bless me. >> reporter: as months and years, more years roll by, the missing posters fade. her mother does not give up. according to her therapist, rebecca bailey, who specializes in family reunification, that memory, jaycee's memory, of her mother, may have been the life raft thaha helped her survive. >> what saved her was a early on relationship with her mother that allowed her to go into something with a strong sense of sese. >> reporter: the therapist says just as there is posttraumatic stress, there can be posttraumatic growth. in those years, jaycee had trauma enough for many lifetimes. at 13, she was pregnant. and twice would give birth, no medical care, in the squalored backyard. even though she was still a child, she knew those babies, >> i felt like i wasn't alone anymore. had somebo

salley hemmingss flesh and live reality are in part responsible for us understanding the arc, and theeauty and luminous intensity of the document weise have and constructions we must live with in order to realize them. so i say thomas jefferson. >> the framer that towers over the rest is little thomas, little james madison. someone said never so much high ratio of mind to mass. and the argument we're having today is whether james madison, of the princeton class of 1771 can save the constitution from woodrow wilson of the princeton class of 1879 and the progressive movement. that's an intramural argument at princeton. >> thank you very much. and up next, will the melting boil spoil over? with immigrant change and politics struggle to keep up. >> announcer: this week with christiane amanpour from the newseum in washington, d.c. will continue in a moment after this from our abc stations. >>> the words of every american and many immigrants know about heart. give me your tired, poor, huddled message, yrning to breathe free. those lines greeted new immigrants at the dawn of the last century

when jefferson said the constitution should nevevebe looked as the arc of the covenant, we find other kinds of -- >> you bring in the religious aspect of it. and, today, again, it is something that so many people talk about it as if it was a religious document. there is no word "god" in the 4,000 words of the constitution. is it possible to say it was divinely inspired? even though it doesn't say -- >> the constitution, again, i go back to the difference between the declaration and constitution. it's a blueprint for the house. it doesn't tell you what color curtains to have or whether to have two stories or three stories. it's a road map. it's a guideline. a kind of guardrail. doesn't tell you where to be but to prevent you from straying off. i would say that the constitution is resolutely areligious or outside of the framework the founders were working in and other thins. if you read it, it doesn't have poetry in it. it's just a guideline. >> i argue that the amendments is why i get the point about the difference between the declaration of independence and constitution. the amendment

our job is to make sure the arc bends in the right direction. when i was president, i used to tell people all the time, to me, former a more perfect union means widening the circle of opportunity. deepening the meaning of freedom and strengthening the bonds of community. and it requires all of us to keep growing and learning and embracing. several years ago, a man named robert wright wrote a book called non-zero that had a big influence on me. also wrote a book called the moral animal. what he meant by that was not moral in a traditional sense. he meant socially ethical, that people wanted to be cooperative and needed to work together. ever since the first people rose up on the african savannah, approximately 150,000 years ago, there has been a constant need to redefine who is us and who is them. and the definition of us has gotten bigger and bigger and bigger. that's the only thing that has kept humanity from destroying itself. the only way you can make a bigger definition of us is to have comp tig and cooperation in a way that -- competition a

high pressure is the reason why, can see it in the eastern pacific, clouds arcing up and around that strong ridge. as we head to the next 24 hours, this guy will stay put but then changes on the way friday through the weekend, an area of low pressure, see this trough digging in here. that's going to cool us back down to the 80s. we're looking at a really interesting pattern. if you're looking for the cool weather we've got it for you and the hot stuff as well. a little bit of something for everyone this week. mostly clear start this morning, that's why we warm up so much. perfect day for outdoor lunch plans in the city of oakland or san francisco. by the weekend temps start to cool down once again. we're tacking on an additional 10 degrees from yesterday's highs today, then doing to subtract 10 degrees friday. couple of warm days 60 livermore. noon as you break for lunch 62 in oakland, can't beat that 80 in novato. round out the day with mitt 90s in fairfield concord 94, 94 in livermore and 92 in los gatos. want to make weekend plans, i'll help you out. i've got that seven-day foreca

downgra, beca that's a tax on everyone, it raises your interest rates and if we don't bend the spending arc, we'll get a downgrade. the real conundrum is not default or not default, it's default, downgrade or a systemic fix and i want a systemic fix. >> any concern at all as you defend what is your principle that what might happen in the end is if the house and the senate can't reconcile and everybody blinks, that president gets the authority to raise the debt ceiling and you don't get anything, you don't get a down payment, i know you think the current plan is insufficient, but it's a down payment to what you want. if the speaker doesn't get the two votes, are you concerned by standing firm you could actually lose more than you gained? >> absolutely. but, again, i think the american people are behind us. your own station took a poll last week that showed most of the american people supported this notion of cut, cap and balance. i think it could be terribly producti productive, again, if we sent that to the senate and they can amend it and send it back to us. that would be a real systemic r

five thirty pm in moscow these are your arcs you have like a rescue that's become a recovery effort divers are treating more victims from a june pleasure cruiser that sank sunday in the volga river in russia's republic of tatarstan. to go to dinner with gold coast much for money no not oppose it because of the number of dead now stands at fifty four is shocked relatives struggle to come to terms with how their loved ones were dragged to their deaths within minutes. of. russia's president orders those responsible for the tragedy to be identified and punished placing the disaster on decrepit barges cruising the waters. coming up in a multi award winning report on one of the biggest environmental and human rights catastrophes in u.s. history stay with us here on our team. leg barkley's. a leg lifts places kid gloves. sled sled to guard a. sled. slowly. slowly. slowly slowly leg . length leg . most of the pervert. we buy from across the year is millions of years old coal particularly interesting because her immune to the energy generated coal actually may be the cheapest fuel but it also relea

lead once again through caught so with an arc on the clock. ten minutes to go the last level. forcing kicks. and it was the brazilians who were just stop it were focused with their efforts wrapping up third place on the fourth to overall. a repeat of last season's champions league final happens on sunday with porcelain from stateside to take on manchester united being a side themselves comfortable winners over a major league soccer all star team last night new york city seeing united net four times against the americans in front of a sold out red bull a rino david beckham went close to breaking the deadlock early on but it was his former side who dominated proceedings afterwards under sin set up by making it one it's. individual effort from jason park in the dying moments of the first stretch the victors advantage. further helping extend his side's early eight minutes after the break setting up the majority beautifully. i. put the icing on the cake for not thinking champions did not wrap up their american tour this weekend against barcelona at the home of the washington redski

by an unusual circumstance, a seagull that landed on two power lines at the same time that caused an arc sending one line to the ground. power was knocked out to about 500 customers at 24th and illinois streets for about two hours. the seagull survived and appeared to be in shock. animal care and control took it away for treatment. >>> well, he almost got away. but his luck ran out. where the alleged thief was caught with half a million dollars in rare gold coins. >>> they just told me that they would lower the payment by about $1,000 and then that they wanted $2,900 to do it. >> accused of taking advantage of homeowners, the bay area company now being forced to pay up. >>> some follow the rules of the road and there are other cyclists who think they might rule the road. the california city that just made it a crime to give them a hard time. ,, ,, ,, hour ago: team owners approved a tentative deal to end the 4-month lockout. executives voted at an atlanta hotel, after a full day of meetings. players still it. a new >>> nfl team owners voted to end the lookout after a full day of meetings

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social this contentious issue right on employment and so on actually the process of getting rid of arc is made in the short term economy worse but i do think really there's an easy answer to egypt's economic problems because global oil prices global food prices on a rising and egypt is essential. but in a few minutes georgia's cloak and dagger conundrum. really sees faith of spies at every turn and down south and i prefer to talk with us first we ask whether the snapper is really snooping. around in it or when it india's enterprising youth for any small business and it's a big profits. the former editor of britain's a best selling newspaper has been released on bail after being arrested on charges of phone hacking and he calls it the news of the world tabloid but it allegedly intercepted phone calls from murder victims and their soldiers' families later went on to become the prime minister's media. denies knowledge on the hacking during his time as editor to other people including newspapers for more oil corresponding to the rest of prime minister cameron is promising to in crowleys we

the arcing power line set off a small fire. crews from santa clara county and cal fire quickly put it out. >>> a san francisco federal appeals court has ordered the military to temporarily continue the ban on gays serving openly in the military. the same court order "don't ask, don't tell" lived just 10 days ago. the ninth circuit court said the ruling was based on new information but also said the government cannot discharge any openly gay troops as the military prepares to repeal the ban within a few weeks. >>> casey anthony is spending her last hours in jail in orlando. authorities are expected to set the 25-year-old woman free in the middle of the night. attorneys say since anthony was acquitted last week in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee, she has gotten death threats. they will not reveal where she is going. >>> rupert murdoch is apologizing after a phone hacking scandal that has gotten worldwide attention. a full-page ad saying we are sorry circulated all over the uk today. murdoch's signature is seen at the

and because they did not have waterproof backup cooling systems those were flooded and rendered in arc or now the why is this important how did this happen you have to think of nuclear energy as the equivalent of a racehorse that finishes running a race and then needs a cool down period the reactors at fukushima when the earthquake began to shut down they became essentially helpless on purpose but they still needed some exteriors some external resupply electricity supply to power cooling systems that would get them down from five percent of their overall heat level they'd been at one hundred percent they were already down to five they needed some extra cooling to get down to normal atmospheric and ambient temperatures. all nuclear power plants require that outside assistance after they have shut down and the japanese mistake resulted in those outside non-nuclear systems not being available so the great irony of what happened at fukushima is that it was the failure of non-nuclear support systems to be available after the shutdown that resulted in this meltdown and really believe everyth

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their plane taxied under a triumphal arc of water then the players disembarked carrying flowers and theorld cup trophy. japan defeated the united states on sunday in germany. later today, the japanese players get to meet with prime minister kahn. >>> the giants have a date with the president. that's right. the theme visit the white house next monday to be honored by president obama for their world series victory. the white house also says that the president plans to recognize the team's service to the community. >>> living here in the bay area gives you a good chance of living a long life. san jose came in at number one in the study. men there can expect to pass their 79th birthdays, women 83. in san francisco, ranked 8 with men living nearly 76, women 82.5. oakland 15th with men living more than 76 years and women 81. elizabeth cook with a look into the study. >> reporter: it could be the weather. >> it's always temperate, very nice. even during the winter, it's not that cold. >> reporter: or the location. >> being three hours from just about anything you can do, snowboarding, surfing,

at the beginning of the nineteen ninety's our economy faced a dramatic arc evil due to disastrous reforms implemented by the government i mean they were carried out in a callous way and as a result russian science found itself in a difficult situation we could not have survived could not have maintained our scientific potential without international collaboration. two guns founders were part of a global generation of innovative entrepreneurs seeking elusive start of conditions in an era of uncertainty in fact much of the developed world was suffering an economic identity crisis in the late twentieth century. not just in the collapsing socialist bloc the west german city of dortmund where the russian innovators eventually founder incubate was no exception. the world is full of rusting old industrial space fallen by the wayside and the constant shifts of the global economy the challenge on everyone's minds is to rethink and rebuild these spaces to compete in the high tech twenty first century. these challenges were particularly acute endured more a city at the heart of the once mighty male

hate on washington urging americans to leave and military advice in the country across tribes on the arc and border region have been launched from the site pakistan spent protesting against their targets we get is calling them a violation of its sovereignty drone bombings have killed scores of civilians by mistake on many occasions pakistani political analysts are met kori schake believes the violence will continue until washington and its war on terror. one of the main reasons for the continuation of violent activity on the pakistan are gonna stand border is the mess that the us military has created inside of coniston over the past decade the mess there the way they have alienated a large portion segment of the afghan population in terms of the push them tribes the way they have conducted the war on terror they are the way they have alienated a large park it's really the country is a big reason for why we have a country ration of violence in afghanistan and how that violence is spilling over into pakistan and most pakistani commentators believe now that one of the ways short short cuts

food hospital officials say he's suffering depression and weight loss caused by not eating enough of arc is supposed to stand trial in a week accused of ordering the killing of protesters and corruption over eight hundred and forty people died during the popular uprising which forced mubarak from office in february. but those who say that money doesn't grow on trees of obviously never been to russia illegal logging is thriving all across the country as people learn how to profit from natural disasters it seems oksana both reports. fire has long had a reputation of a bad master but in russia these days it's increasingly being used as a good servant with flames terrorizing the country's poorest every summer some unscrupulous entrepreneurs have come to use it as a smokescreen for illegal logging the problem reached such proportions that even the government has realized the chips are down. in some regions considered at risk of heavy forest fires illegal logging is thriving they cut down more than luther oist than the area is set ablaze to cover their growing nobody can determine how much log

says are free aside seeing a factor in some ways says our gonzalo is the man netting just after the arc with rocky i left the week even if. i could be free since i should. be sixty so i think the president sepp blatter has sent a stern warning to potential rubric as following a series of not fixing scandals worldwide but the seventy five year old swiss said he saw no foul play in the mexican f.a. clearing five players earlier accused of doping. these people directly and we could suspend them for life all those involved with players trainers or officials all referees to concerning the recent mexican scandal we have fifa completely agree with the decisions taken by the mexican football federation it's definitely a case of food contamination this issue is a great wake up call for everybody. thailand football fans are said to witness one of the english game's greatest ever poachers up close this season robbie fowler and field as in the wang tong united player on sunday the former liverpool and england striker moving from a strip club perth glory for their fourth highest scorer in english pr

plus we hear from campaign arce against a u.s. drone attacks in pakistan who want to fire a lawsuit at a former cia legal team for approving attacks that killed hundreds of innocent people. now greece relief this week out softer long talks e.u. leaders finally agreed on how to help the country avoid defaulting on its debt lothian's will now receive a new bailout worth an estimated one hundred nine billion euros and the plan was agreed after greece approved severe austerity measures sending thousands onto the streets in protest and the rescue will also involve lowering interest rates on greek debt and extending the repayment period the package also doubles the time given to bankrupt portugal and ireland to pay back their own loans meanwhile spain which has the highest unemployment rate in the euro zone saw thousands of protesters converged on madrid on saturday they camped out in the city center after marching from across the country but financial analysts that scars are says bailouts only plunge people deeper into debt. it increas

very long term terms of which is unlikely to achieve when all is well understood was that what this arc makes the life of goals was set such priorities easier and more comfortable when i was in my view that it should be one main objective of our name even the to fly to mars programs which will develop with the count taken what's going to happen today where the day after tomorrow of course is because anyway people need some tangible results still in the taxpayer one hundred huge sums of money to straight sets were rationed also to see a return on his or her investments because that's where we are inserted into a whole number of priorities is today we're designing on a global issue of as to what the next direction amount of space exploration is in what way should the development of what during all even the space agency heads in europe and of course with nasa chief charles bolden as well as the french the british the germans and italians will remain cool so to speak to determine space policy we all arrived at the conclusion behind closed doors that today no single country is in a position

nor do we want a downgrade, which is coming if we do not bend the spending arc in this country.e can do both. we can avert a default and bend the spending arc and avoid a downgrade and let's don't kid ourselves, a downgrade is just as insidious as a default over the long term. >> yeah. i mean it absolutely is. we know that the -- our deficits and debts are unsustainable. we know that. but the concern here is, and you must be concerned, that you and your -- and the tea party part of your party and your party, could be blamed if this whole thing goes south because there isn't a political solution in washington. >> well, you know, i'm -- i smile because the tea party is blamed for -- some of the guys that was in the room last night have been fiscal conservatives before there ever was a phrase called tea party. i know it's convenient to blame the tea party for it. it just happens to be the monitor -- demonsterbly false. jeff blake has been a fiscal conservative since before there was a tea party, so has mike pens, jeff hensarling. these are folks who have voted time and again to rai

yes you know i don't know what that arc means. oh it certainly is part of michele bachmann. you know michele bachmann has built her career on anti-gay activism you know that was her signature issue when she was in the minnesota state house she has a record of actually fairly shocking statements on gay people i mean anyone who's interested should go look up a speech that she gave in two thousand and four to a group called the watch stands for education watch in which she talks about you know kind of a homosexual conspiracy to infiltrate our culture or to teach homosexuality to small children in schools to recruit. at one point she mentions in a she goes on this litany of all these kind of gay people in in entertainment and what and why this is such a problem and she mentions melissa etheridge and then she mentions that melissa etheridge has breast cancer and that maybe this will be an opportunity for her to finally be open to spirituality it gets the implication being that this is like her great chance to give up on the sexuality be a this was central to her rise just as it's

say he is suffering depression and weight loss caused by not eating enough to sustain his health of arc is supposed to stand trial in a week accused of ordering the killing of protesters and corruption over eight hundred forty people died during the popular uprising which forced barak from office in february. levy has warranty u.n. envoy that no peace talks will be considered until nato's dobs airstrikes a government spokesman also insisted that market obviously leadership is non-negotiable earlier this week the un envoy held talks with the rebel council in benghazi where you also made little progress towards a peace deal going civil war in libya started four months ago and stake in the lives of over two thousand people. those who say that money doesn't grow on trees have obviously never been to russia illegal logging is thriving all across the country as people learn how to profit from natural disasters or to fix on a boycott reports. fire has long had a reputation of a bad mustard but in russia these it's increasingly being used as a good servant but flames terrorizing the country's f

know the particulars on your eyewitnesses francis had both listened to the right even when it first arc at rockport so the listing was visible i'm not sure it was personal because i wasn't there and i want to ask you this question is it true but i'm going to tell you i told you just now that the boat was listing but i can't tell you how critical it was to the ship. we did you happen to talk with the crew of the bulgaria before the boat sailed what were they thinking that they considered the possibility that something might happen i did tell you about it that unless they had across the border when the arabella doctor got with it was one of the planned stop spreading we don't you talk to second birth all the bulgaria was tied to the first one they were leaving in eleven o'clock and we stayed till ten thirteen hundred hours. when they were sailing off we had to maneuver in order to let the boat out and continue which cruise when we berth in the morning i went ashore and sort of the former captain of the boat and the current second mate of the bulgaria to be a nozzle of in the center of the

when deals and all rome backyard so what else has happened at the secret bohemian grove gatherings arc you want to see for ourselves we'll have the story from northern california. and shepherding a flock is a piece of the political promised land just an attendance away for politicians of the christians for israel summit. but i want to watch them for the suspect under the trees once again also. going all in just to lose big so is new green card lottery winners are chosen did the u.s. state department gamble with lives. it's monday july eighteenth good actually and it's four pm here in washington d.c. i'm lauren lyster and your watching r t well critics call it builder west a collection of some of the nation's most powerful men at least reportedly passed heads of state presidents such as taft who were all way up to reagan and george bush father and son have all attended along with business leaders including reportedly google c.e.o. eric schmidt just to give you a little sampling of all of the kinds of people who are gathered for a retreat in the forests shrouded in secrecy it's book hume

correspondent are now dashed arc of all of our who's are on board one of the ships stopped by greek authorities from selling to gaza. well thursday the u.k. partly came to a halt with more than half of all state schools forced to close and destruction brought to the ground transport hundreds of thousands of civil servants took to the streets against the government's plans to slash their pensions and increase the retirement age. lorimer to follow the action. down tools up with industrial action and autumn of discontent starts here this time it's the public sector workers walking out on happy with the planned reform of their pensions which they say will see them paying a lot more and getting a lot less but i think if it even happened. yet if it is somewhat familiar fifty fifty i think it's a. bit changes that it make it a pension or very necessary to fix the way to address it so i think we do need to make cutbacks in things i think. in the pilot teaching french is by so much as it is these people do a huge variety of key work from teaches and lecturers to air traffic controllers and coast guards

many vacations you take the year last we checked humping money into a local economy is a good thing arced says i should be ashamed of myself that i am a bully and a failed reporter and finally one of my favorites at reporter wrote and simply said hooker backed us off all right so here's the deal i actually thoroughly enjoy comic con and had i attended it for several years and i already mentioned that is my hometown and i love it san diego is economically stimulated by the surge of people coming into town my apologies to our guest and to my twitter haters if you think i would ever discourage you or anyone from having a good time i'll just say this and believe it here i'm just raising the point that it's comic books and cost play that draws one hundred thousand people out in this country and not the fact that millions of americans are unemployed not the fact that big banks and big oil companies are making more money than ever the hard working intelligent people are having to make the choice between their heating bill and well there jim.

powerful mythology around this right so according to a number of sources they they would ship the god mole arc and doesn't that sound like some fiery demon who should be chasing gandalf across the bridge but they worship this being called mole locke and they have ritual child sacrifices then all kinds of crazy frat house ritual way i thought morelock was the guy that was supposed to be the owner of the second largest media conglomerate in the world no murdo right right ok post it i think i think they're present but anyway. i think child sacrifice is very important first of all the the god is an ancient and akron estate superstition and so is the state so i think that sort of fits well together also the god demands child sacrifice the state requires child sacrifice the reply is that children be placed in terrible. teachers it requires that children's futures be sold off for the sake of buying favorites from voters in the here and now and of course it months that governments periodically go to war which is the ultimate form of child sacrifice and mythologically i think it works really well there

russian television network what government should be and he's arguing for an arc as of other they're largely left they wait to wait till the next next block we're going to have a polish american emigrant the baby nine eleven with someone from england that's a big area ok so it's not like this is the rise of erotic point but really as an american the government needs to do what the constitution says the founding fathers were very aware of of liberalism they were very aware of how monarchies can abuse people and the public was really knew what we should do and so therefore they put a balance of powers check and balance but i want to hunt down this this point philosophically what should government do exactly what the constitution says the constitution doesn't say that we should go out nation build other nations a constitution doesn't say that there should be a centralized bagus a constitution says that you have a right to life liberty and the pursuit of happiness and that no human being has ownership over another human being women men children are equal in society that's what our consti

. >> let me ask you about the arc of your involvement in the civil rights movemeet, which i assume youelieve continues today. >> indeed so it does. >> you go back to the late 50's when you were a student in college when you helped to found the student non-violent coordinating committee. i date your association with the movement back that far. >> that's right. >> would you agree? >> yes. >> so what have we learned over these years? how far have we come and how far have we not come in your estimation over the broad sweep there? >> it's difficult to measure these distances, how far we've come, how far we've not. i mean, you can't put numbers to them, or time or space, but think, when i became involved in the movement, i could not sit in the front of a bus in atlanta. i could not eat at a downtown restaurant in atlanta. i couldn't sit downstairs at a movie theater, i couldn't work at most white collar jobs. >> yeah. >> life was extremely restricted for me, and now, for my children and their children, life is open for them. they can go as far as their minds and their energies take them, and

or in the words of martin luther king, the arc of history is long but it bends towards justice. our job is to make sure our arc bends in the right direction and when i was president was president i used to tell people all the time, to to me, forming a more perfect union means widening the circle of opportunity, deepening the meaning of freedom and strengthening the bonds of community. and it requires all of us to keep rowing and learning and embracing. several years ago a man named robert wright wrote about called nonzero that had a big influence on me. he also wrote a book called the moral animal and what he meant by with that was not moral in the traditional sense. he meant socially ethical, that people wanted to be corporative and needed to work together. nonzero central argument is this, that ever since the first people rose up on the african savannah approximately 150,000 years ago, there has been a constant need to redefine who is us and who is them. and the definition of us has gotten bigger and eager and bigger. that is the only thing that has kept humanity from destroyi

. >> one of the interesting things about last time we had a republican house was this arc of cause to business to racket. by the end of it, there were all these high-minded principles with the, you know, contract for america, and very quickly to send it into corruption and self dealing. i wonder if we're seeing a similar trajectory with this republican congress. >> this all started because tom dalai instructed political gain. it had always been political, but been a bipartisan kind of fest. if you were the ranking member or the sub committee chairman, you got money back to your district. it was a seniority thing. he made it part of the ear marks exploded an that's where the push back came from, but the situation that has developed is much worse than before. no more trance transparent si. these members of congress who are against ear marks are stuck sending letters to a white house of a different party, saying how about a little bit of money in my district. >> what you're saying is this is a law of unintended consequences with respect to ear mark reform. you're not getting rid of the m

so far, local, state and federal agents removed 373,000 pot plants arc resting 88 people. the operation is scheduled to end next week. tomorrow night here on abc 7 news at 6:00 we'll bring you full california watch investigation into people behind these illegal pot farms, and the influence mexico is having on california marijuana production. >> tonight's money matters positive unemployment numbers help keep wall street from tanking. dow jones in positive territory most of the day, ending 62 points down because of concern about the debt crisis. and the nasdaq managed a small gain but s and p 500 fell four points. here are the numbers, first time applications fell below 400,000 for the first time in four months. that is a sign fewer employers have been laying people off. starbucks appears to be recovering from the recession. it's expenses were up slightly but improved sales drove profits up 33%. and good luck trying to buy a ford focus. a problem resulted if a shortage of dash boards. ford has been flying in parts from europe at great expense to keep it's line operational. >

as the arc tech sea opens up, ships sailing from the atlantic to pacific oceans traditionally relyinguse the northwest passage saves hundreds of millions of dollars. a third of the world's natural gas it under the arctic. minerals to diamonds. not everyone believes the quest for resources believes competition. in anchorage i was briefed by a professor. >> there is complexity. can be some friction. but not at a high level of military conflict issues that i would say. >> reporter: professor lawson's colleague from the university of calgary disagrees. >> i think we're on the cusp of being demilitarized. people are thinking much more military terms than they did since the end of the cold war. >> reporter: and back at ice camp, military exercises are indeed under way. >> maverick, roger, this is atlas. >> reporter: the command hut monitors and communicates with the u.s. submarines 24 hours a day. in the past submarines had to surface to communicate. one of the systems in development allows the base camp to send texts to the submarine under the ice. >> it is almost like a tweet, tweet subma

chile is on the so-called ring of fire and arc of fault lines prone to frequent earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. >>> the death toll from the bombings in mumbai, india is now at 19. no group has claimed responsibility for the attacks. authorities have not named any suspects. but this morning we are learning police have spanned out to at least three different cities there to look for terrorist groups that may have connections to the attack. the three bombs went off on wednesday during the evening rush-hour. >>> venezuelan president chavez is become to cuba. he made the announcement yesterday saying he needs a second round of cancer treatment. last month he traveled to the communist country to undergo surgery to remove a cancerous tumor and just returned home last week. it's not clear how long he will stay in cuba this time around. >>> a member of casey anthony's legal team was spotted at the jail where she is being held just one day before she is set to be released. this is attorney mason, seen yesterday at florida's orange county jail. he would not say who he was there to see, but peop

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today, the commission completes the arc. i say justice demands this result. thank you. judge? >> it is always a challenge to follow commissioner jackson and her poetry. [applause] i do want to explain my thoughts for retroactive application of the permanent amendment that we sent to congress on may 1. before i get to those parts of the amendment that reduce guideline sentences for crack offenses in accord with the reduced penalties, i did want to spend a moment talking about part c of the amendment, which incorporates the guidelines for all offenders, not just crack offenders -- is certain mitigating factors that is not part of the amendment that the commission is applying retroactive effect for. i wanted to address why that is. the aggregating and mitigating factors in part c of the amendment in my mind would involve time-consuming and administratively difficult to apply factors for a court to look at on a retroactive basis. these are new factors that were not formally considered by judges as part of the original guideline calculations. consideration is to make part d retroac