as you say by a pact to israel when there is no crisis in that relationship what america funds for apac are billions of dollars of military funding the industrial military complex where no one would think i mean you know we are talking about a new cycle here and that twenty percent of the american congress going on a weeklong trip to a foreign country paid for essentially by a lobby of that country would be at least somewhat newsworthy especially when top congressional leaders of both parties are leading the strips why do you think this is not does not seem to be on the radar of the mainstream press it's very discouraging the only mainstream media that i've heard report it is n.p.r. . the. us media doesn't seem to be covering in an honest way many of the things that go on there i haven't seen the stories about the giant protests that have now reached three hundred thousand people in israel where they're going out in the streets and asking for more of their tax dollars to be spent on them as opposed to maintaining this brutal occupation of the palestinians this continued separation of pe

. >> apac house of commons spoke during this special emergency session. almost as if the country was at war. >> whatever we disagree on, week by week, month by month, today at the house of commons, we stand shoulder to shoulder united against the vandalism and violence we have seen on our streets. there can be no excuses, no justification. this behavior has disgusted us all and it cannot be allowed to stand. >> the bravery of individual police officers caught up in the violence was praised on all sides. there was widespread criticism about their tactics and the numbers on the streets. >> what became increasingly clear was that there was simply far too few police deployed onto our streets and the tactics they were using were not working. police chiefs have been frank with me about why this happened. initially, they treated the situation too much as a public order issued rather than one of crime. >> the prime minister said that in future, adding gains would be a national priority. police powers to remove face masks would be extended. the week britain would

other geo political situation would be unthinkable but given the economic collapse that's proceeding apace we see people even on the far liberal left of the of the american establishment like like paul krugman arguing that for the keynesian style of that to the economy that major military intervention would give so so unfortunately with economic destabilization we often see this type of preparation for a massive military intervention and unfortunately that seems to be the phase they were in and only the only major force like russia seems at this stage capable of really preventing a repeat of what you saw in libya but there's been no public indication yet from any side of military intervention is on the cards we're now at this stage of economic sanctions nor was there any real forewarning of the type of intervention that was going to be taking place in libya during the the preparatory phase of that of that campaign which of course started out as the u.n. security council resolution one thousand seven. which immediately became a born again which immediately became the. overt attempt to overt

stay with us for continued apace. >> kimberlee: take a look at this surveillance video. a 16 year-old legally blind attacked and robbed. that man was waiting and making his move he grabbed the woman by her throat. struggles and he is running away. a gold chain and chilly dependent. he was scared off by the man in the red shirt. the woman was shaken was not badly injured. they are still searching for the robber. one family in tennessee was surprised with a foot long snake on the wwindshield. animal activists up in arms they did not over. >> we did not even think about pulling over. we did not to know what type of snake pit was we just knew that it was on our windshield. >> eventually it did slither off. take a look if this zookeeper in china. beating the heat. . spending time in air-conditioning and officials say that they are beating them three different times per day. more news after this-baiting them bathing--beati sis, help me create my oasis. ok, romantic garden? oh, is there a castle nearby? no, but there's a charming farmhouse. right next to my posh castle! i'm sen

we just signed agreements with indonesia, russia, apac countries. we have had staff go there in the aftermath of that. the other part is not everything that happens may be applicable to us, so we go to the process of what happened, how the you deal with it? what was interesting about the earthquake, tsunami, the power plant which took most of our attention in the u.s. chemical which was tragic because of loss of life in a tsunami was the real story. looking at all this from the standpoint of are we planning for things this bad. we released our strategic plan leading up to that. we did not know if this economy was going to occur. -- we did not know tsunami was going to occur. in some cases we found they start delegating the things we're talking about because people say you are not going to have something big or it will not be 3 erratically possible. -- not be theoretically possible. we look at the lessons learned, the date. one of the interest and conversations with australia, australia has a similar federal government system, but there emerges a man