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and some terms losing more than 80% of our cases, which means indian, well, that prison inmates faredbetter or receive better treatment by the supreme court and our indian nations. and so as a lifelong practitioner of the federal indian law, that troubled me. and it's also let a lot of our tribal leaders and concerned legal scholars to ask, you know, is federal indian law dead. and so i wanted to write a book. i was inspired as i always have been in notions of justice to try to write a book, sort of a unique study of the law to try to understand if i could the forces that work that sort of explain the amazing prevalence of unjust cases relating to american indians that we see in the american legal history. we have a lot of very unjust decisions that i think many of us take for granted today, but they are cases that were decided by the courts during the course of manifest destiny when our nation was bent on colonizing the land, appropriating indian land and subjugating the tribes and stripping away our ways of life and habitat, to make way for the settlement of the nation. and that pro

mclaren's just involved in the group from thirteenth still said denying fernando alonso if the indian finish welllose hamilton crashed out early on despite starting from second russians without a bit off was ninth and batel now leads who have a bias ninety six points overall increasing his title chances. now football and sunday's premier league games here in russia the pick of the weekend's action is the most between spartak and so the skull which is still on the way at the luzhniki stadium while it's unnecessary in the first. part i confront but don't be all leveled after the break them to this guy had a minicon made to all with his beautiful strike and in the final minutes there is still to all elsewhere are being housed previous ideas of because one side i want to love then look at my c.v. travel to face combine a bit late sam and enough i had no problems against spartak knowledge of the eating them to suniel. the day's other highlights in the threshed cross in the dark thanks to have tripped on my legs on the ticket shop called his bus to king within six minutes in the middle of the first hal

i wouldn't say it's going to cause the amount that the united states gives to indians is well under it's only a few hundred million dollars which is a lot these days but the point is that often as you mentioned money goes to reconstruction of things that israel destroys so united states is. it's a million dollars to build a road or a school or a hospital or clinic or something like that american made weaponry goes and destroys it and then the united states or europe that's that will pay do rebuild it again so it's an onion cycle on the palestinian side and on these really side is an unending cycle of continue to give without any questions about where the money is why it's being used and what policy this is achieving but you know these lawmakers do have to answer to their constituents and we are entering an election year what do you think they'll be able to say to their constituents and terms of what the american people are getting back to their taxpayer dollars. well i'm afraid i'm sorry that it seems to me that. in public with the rise of the tea party with the rise of. the rise of righ

indian. you could argue, well, you know, maybe he was right and would have been roughed up and stolen his horse, but he said something about as far as i'm concerned, nine out of ten indians are, you know, i won't say that an indian is better off dead than allye, but nine out of ten cases that's true, and i don't up quire too deeply into the 10th case, and yet at the same time, he once told an indian woman at the white house that one of his regrets he didn't have indian blood. you think, well, that's neat. but he had the idea that white people should marry with indians just to wipe them out genetically. you don't know what to make about it. fans might get anowed with me -- annoyed with me for bringing that up, but his attitude was complex. he invited george washington carver -- booker t. washington to the white house, that's who it was, and he was just trownsed for that. he was just reviled for doing that, and yet, at the same time, when he ran on the blue moose party, he tried to keep blacks -- he tried to limit their vote because it wouldn't have been well for him, you know, so it's a very mix

strong income growth something that the european union doesn't have that's something that bodes well for the indian economy there are other things as well if there is a recession in the world as is being talked about that's going to reduce the price of oil into imports a lot of oil so that's going to reduce its import bill there are other factors if there's an expected depreciation in the value of the dollar in other words of the dollar weakens and if india's rupee therefore strengthens views of you the dollar it's important it will go down as well the risk is somehow whether india can finance its current account deficit because of the general climate of risk aversion in the economies that investors are less willing to invest in emerging markets how does india continue to finance its current account deficit. it's coming up to twenty minutes past the hour a look at some world news in brief for you the head of libya's rebel movement has sacked the entire executive committee which functions as a cabinet it follows the assassination of the commander of opposition forces last month members of the nation

income growth something that the european union doesn't have and that's something that bodes well for the indian economy there are other things as well if there is a recession in the world as is being talked about that's going to reduce the price of oil into imports a lot of oil so that's going to reduce its import bill there are other factors and there's an expected depreciation in the value of the dollar in other words of the dollar weakens and if india's repeat their four strengthens visa be the dollar it's important it will go down as well so on the import side in terms of oil dyed bodes well for india in the short term the risk is somehow whether india can finance its current account deficit because of the general climate of risk aversion and because if investors are less willing to invest in emerging markets how does india continue to finance its current account deficit. markets have recovered around how odd their overnight losses by the close and what's behind this climb. part of the initial selloff was was panic and i think the panic responded to the downgrade incredible earthiness of u.

income growth something that the european union doesn't have and that's something that bodes well for the indian economy there are other things as well if there's a recession in the world as is being talked about that's going to reduce the price of oil and imports a lot of oils that's going to reduce its important bill there are other factors if there's an expected depreciation in the value of the dollar in other words if the dollar weakens and if india's would be therefore strengthens weasely the dollar and simple but will go down as well the risk is somehow whether india can finance its current account deficit because of the general time of the list of version of the fund investors are less willing to invest in emerging markets how does india continued to finance its current account deficit. well arty's business desk is going to be a close watch on the russian stock markets that have been a tell us been throughout the day we can join marina standing by at the business desk what is the market sentiment right now well it's pretty much negative we're seeing a lot of volatility in the russian mark

young. >> that's why these proms are so important. >> john: but maybe these programs are why indians are poor. >> welln't think that's a fair thing to say. in fact, i think they're the most neglected. the most neglected of any population in the united states. >> john: government needs to do more? >> yeah. >> john: every free loader wants more. >> welfare, food stamps but if you look at these farmers and ranchers they get the same thing. that's what these subsidy payments are for. >> john: it is true that subsidies also go to farmers and ranchers and big companies, but just like the gifts given these people, subsidies keep you dependent. the handouts certainly haven't helped american indians. >> we got all kind of indian programs in america. the homeless program. the stimulus package. it's all welfare. it's all a con. >> john: speaking of cons -- this isn't the only time i have free loaded. how the biggest free loaders are rich people like me. [ male announcer ] you love the taste of 2% milk. but think about your heart. 2% has over half the saturated fat of whole milk. want to cut back on fat and not c

young. >> that's why these proms are so important. >> john: but maybe these programs are why indians are poor. >> wellthink that's a fair thing to say. in fact, i think they're the most neglected. the most neglected of any population in the united states. >> john: government needs to do more? >> yeah. >> john: every free loader wants more. >> welfare, food stamps but if you look at these farmers and ranchers they get the same thing. that's what these subsidy payments are for. >> john: it is true that subsidies also go to farmers and ranchers and big companies, but just like the gifts given these people, subsidies keep you dependent. the handouts certainly haven't helped american indians. >> we got all kind of indian programs in america. the homeless program. the stimulus package. it's all welfare. it's all a con. >> john: speaking of cons -- this isn't the only time i have free loaded. how the biggest free loaders are rich people like me. [ male announcer ] imagine all of your missed opportunities in one place. ♪ the race of your life you never ran. the trip around the world you never took. the best-s

indian. and her mother's nonnative. and she said, well, you don't look rude, but you are. [laughter] >> so there's lots and lots of comebacks. there was wonderful surprises in the 10 years to write this book that -- that i laughed so much. >> wait a minute, pause there. 10 years to write the book. >> yeah >> when you read the book, chapter to chapter, it has a freshness and a very contemporary feeling. it doesn't seem like the product of 10 years, but what were those 10 years like for you? >> well, i'm really slow. [laughter] >> that's part of the reason. and also i'm a freelance editor so i was also doing some work on the side to help fund this. i'm a terrible fundraiser. i refer to myself as de facto nonprofit. [laughter] >> and -- but i also started from zero. i mean, i really knew very, very little. when i began this book i knew all the indian cliches. but i also knew these are human beings, individual human beings and i wanted to help destereotype them. but i knew so little, i really had to read and read and read. so i just read nonstop. i read a lot of tony hillerman

well. what else where indians friendly with the netherlands has been called off because of the romance in london the teams are due to play each other at wembley stadium on wednesday the f.a. says the decision is regrettable but had to be made after taking advice from the police striker wayne rooney has even appealed for calm on twitter saying this is embarrassing for our country please stop. meanwhile the usa thank you again klinsmann is preparing for his first match in china much as his side to take on mexico in a friendly in philadelphia on wednesday the german replaced coach bob bradley on july the twenty ninth and has held his first training session after mexico the usa will play costa rica and belgium in two more friendly's before qualifying for the twenty fourteen world cup gets underway. it's never just soon to play a really good team you know that's what you want to do in order to grow in order to improve your your team and give them the best experience possible you know if you could play mexico brazil argentina those are the games you want to play you know go overseas to europe and play

that's one side of the coin isn't on the other hand if they are to be pragmatic as well given that germany and other indian nations are major trade partners is this republic playing a risk again by waiting out well actually look at a couple of things i mean first of all to actually join the euro anyway the czech republic would have to join the exchange rate mechanism which means that it's going to be at least two or three years before they would physically be members of the currency part say so it's not terribly risky for them at the moment putting one finger in the air and saying we're going to see which way the wind blows and then reassess what goes on night you're quite right of course germany is a very vital trading partner amongst other western european nations with the czech republic and their export to foreign direct investors big companies like samsung and the other korean columbines amongst others very much want to see the ability to harness the benefits of the single currency but there's no point in joining something where it's actually currently in intensive care and if someone switches off the

still he did become the president of india, which shows the respect that he was held in by indians and is less well-known today than the people still remember him because he became the president. several other people who were with gandhi, another person who was a foot soldier so to speak in the indian peace movement and became president for india in the 1970s. gandhi himself was influenced, believe it or not by islam. he cited mohammad the prophet mohammad as a role model. his attempts to build an ideal society of india and had shiite islams as role models and i found a member of parliament citing gandhi and husin and i don't know how this iraqi parliament member knew about this but a remarkable story. from the 1930s and 40s, we come to the 1990s and much more recent examples. does anyone know -- well, it's written out that gandhi is a balkan but does anyone know about him at all? the balkans. he was in kosovo, albania; built a movement that lasted for almost a decade. a parallel society of civil disobedien disobedience, mass disobedience, mass serbs. let me explain kosovo its wars is part of serbi

well because. the. confuse let's all indian gold buying phenomenon of course for years they buy during a wedding season and they buy it as a gift a store of value etc so people assume that when the price of attire that this would be a deterrent to buying gold at these high prices but indians are not stupid they realize that all five currencies around the world are being debased they've already had the experience of buying gold they've already seen their gold double triple hitting new all time record against the rue k. so there's an. installed customer base of gold buyers it's a reason to think all it's going to triple again if people say oh no they're all going to blow up as to why that's like saying you know wow that first to the era when they call me so i am never going to do it again is that make any sense you know say sarah thanks so much for being on the kaiser report thank you max that's going to do it stay tuned we'll be right back with much more so stay there. you believe the science and. the rest. of the future of coverage. welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to go to mas

the minute we have left what's the update on these two situations well as we approach the tenth anniversary of september eleventh indian point nuclear power plant was targeted by muhammad out yet you have a very gentle target and you have got information from osama bin laden to attack those two reactors they should be shut down as a national security issue immediately and the reactors out last there on the missouri river but there in the state of nebraska the fort calhoun nuclear power plant and cooper cooper is the twin the fukushima daiichi and the flood levels are as bad as they have been since the beginning of june they're going to stay that way at least through the end of this month so they're on very thin ice out there they've got six feet of safety margin at fort calhoun incredibly cooper is still one hundred percent power so if they have to go from one hundred percent power to a cold shutdown they could face the same kind of catastrophe that happened if a casino daiichi they're taking tremendous risks by keeping that reactor operating it's like bart kevin thanks so much for me thanks for having me. this nuclear

i felt i had to defend lisa and i as well as every other non- indian that's going to india to have this done. so here's what i wrote to all these people that were just spewing this hateful talk: "the surrogates are well compensated in line with their local economy. i have seen poverty unlike anything i could've imagined, and knowing what this process is going to do for the surrogate and her family in the long run makes me realize that this is a very good thing for all parties involved." >> ( translated ): the contract had details about payment and the child would go to them, that you should have no right to it, and that later you shouldn't change your mind like some women do. because their hearts melt as they think "no, i will not give the child." that shouldn't happen, so i said, "no, that wont happen." they just said that this is how much the payment will be. they told me $2,000. because for my children. a son can earn anywhere. but i want to save this for my daughter. >> woodruff: aasia gave birth to twin girls. after navigating some legal hurdles, brian and lisa brought them home to

now changing gender for a better life transsexuals in an indian state enjoy some of the world's most progressive laws well they've been provided with free sex change operations by the government but as are used to reports many find it still comes at a price. ever since she was a little boy suki knew that there was something different i started liking men i had sexual feelings for men i wanted to befriend them and spend time with them i was not attracted to girls adding to her confusion also realize that she felt more like a woman than a man in south asia people like her are commonly called hitcher us a derogatory word for transsexuals we had to live it my brothers beat me up and kicked me out of the house because they did not like the way i behaved dressed and was attracted towards men so instead of committing suicide i decided they would give me happiness to live with other had dros like me. sukey moved in with other transsexuals and decided to complete her transgender journey screened by doctors to ensure she was psychologically ready for the consequences of sex reassignment surgery or s.r.s. she had th

indian economy. all the economists i spoke to today said, well, it's a great start and if this anti-corruption watchdog is implemented, if it's a success, this could really be a game changer for the indian economy. the big problem india has grappled with for years is corruption. not just as a -- the daily level when you drive a policeman on the road. but at a very serious level, on a very large national level. you can look back at the commonwealth games last year. look at the scandal we've seen in the telecom sector the last couple of months. these sort of scandals have wiped billions and billions of dollars off o the new economy. if we can even start to have a slightly more corrupt-free or transparent society, there is a huge sense of optimism that it could really be a game changer for the indian economy and for growth. charles? >> thank you for joining us from mumbai. than i thanks to you. andrew? >> charles, an apology in the chase of dominique strauss-kahn. the former head of the imf, told staff members in washington on monday that he wanted to apologize to those hurt by his recent scandal. sexual

lying in the indian ocean, the republican of maldives has over 1,000 islands and a population of about 300,000. it is wellnown as a holiday resort. however, the country is also famous for bonito. bonito accounts for roughly 60% of the maldives total fishing tonnage and the country's largest export. in the local markets, merchants sell dry bonito. this food is only eaten in the maldives where it is believed to have originated and in japan. >> bonito is an essential ingredient of cuisine here. everyone is eating snacks from bonito. choices included fried bonito balls and bite sized pancakes stuffed with bonito. most popular is bonito somosa. this is gaafaru, an island that feeds such madivians. 1200 people live on the island and it's well known for its bonito catch and almost all of the men work in the industry. mohamed is a novice fishermen in his second year at sea. he lives together with his parents, his elder sister, and his mother moomima put a lot of effort into educating her son. after he graduated from the island's school, she sent him to an elite school in the capital mali for three years. but he f

could dominate you trying to play different or you want to play the indian because you can for to be when in the very important game well in the meantime turkish champions fenerbahce have appealed against the decision by the turkish football federation to withdraw them from the champions league tournament the istanbul club was due to join europe's elite in this thursday's draw for the group stay. but were removed due to an ongoing much fixing investigation like this one is that tabs on small will take their place which means they're shuttled rightfully qualifier against athletic bilbao being counseled with the spanish club progressing automatically. well the european action continues this thursday evening with three russian teams battling for a place in the right league group stage second day a side line your have the toughest task after losing three nil attackers tied the ship stashed in the first leg of travel to slovakia with a choose goal advantage from their first game against spartak. moscow have taken two valuable away goals into their home tie with warsaw after going into poland last week by a current team losin

dominate you trying to play a different ball you want to create an indian because you can fall to be when in the very important game. well in the meantime turkish champions for about she have appealed against the decision by the turkish football federation to withdraw them from the champions league draw your sample club is cheered to join europe's in may to this thursday's draw for the group stage but were removed. much less to gratian turkish runners up capsules will take their place which means their share georgian road qualifier against athletic bilbao has been counseled with the spanish club automatically. all european action continues this thursday evening with three russian teams battling for a place in the group stage of the europa league second to sideline you have the toughest times after losing three male. travel to slovakia with a tunes all advantage. while spartak moscow take to valuable away goals that have tired of your sort of drawing home last week. as more. the two result after the first leg of the europa league playoff match seems to be more inspired talk staver than their rivals after all the muscovite

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indian culture in the bay area. featuring dance competitions, drama and concert by bollywood singers as well as 100 booths. they offered regional foods from all over india. that festival runs through tomorrow. >>> nature's air conditioning still running full power. will we get a break anytime soon? our pinpoint forecast is next. >>> it is cool for a whole different reason in the south bay. the sights and sounds of the san jose jazz festival coming up next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, festival is underway right now in the south bay. over 100- thousand people are expected attend the >>> san jose's 22nd annual jazz festival is underway right now in the south bay. over 100,000 people are expected to attend the event which is called one of the top jazz festivals in the nation going on through tomorrow in downtown san jose. what perfect weather for a festival. it is not too hot down there. >> it isn't. it is usually sweltering in san jose. i was at a festival the other weekend and it was tolerable. today is another one of those days. it is a good thing. >> it was brave of you to go there because of the traffic. >> traf

this was the depression but never the indians were not paid as much as white extras. he fought for that as well. by the end of his life know, he's got virtually no money. and very important thing to remember looking at the whole life and stepping back is that jim thorpe, as i said, is at the advent, the beginning of american sports. he is pre-radio, free sports agents, pre-hollywood newsreels. so none of these media amplifications of them exist. all there is is newspaper coverage which makes him loom even larger because he sort of, he becomes a folk hero whose exploits are handed down from father to son as it were. and in this contra of sportswriters who have seen them play. but he doesn't get the money, someone like jack dempsey, red grange, just changes later. another pro football player or collegiate who turns pro. these people make typos sums of money for the time and he never hit that level. nobody did when he was playing at his peak. >> who was mrs. thorpe? >> they were three mrs. thorpe's. one of his classmates in carlisle, either miller we married. >> white woman's? >> she claimed to be

well there are similarities all of southeast asia. we performed in bali with a group. it's a story from the [inaudible] and so the indian epiics actually the indian epiics for very common in cambodia and bali and thailand and there is a different aesthetic. all southeast asia and asia there are a lot of similarities. >> he is a male entity. he is not -- are you referring to the story? >> it's interesting you should say that. a unique indian concept is one of half male, half female. and that is -- unlike some dances the solo dancer portrays all of the parts in the story. you can portray a feminine aspect and then masculine aspect with the bow and arrow. the male has to portray feminine and the female has to portray masculine. there is a very fierce dance and a soft sort of dance and every dancer has to learn all those aspects. it's very, you know, my teacher i call him a guru in this art form you have to study very, very hard. you have to learn about all the cultural aspects. he says it's liberating because he enjoys and has to learn to bring up the feminine aspect. he's a strong character it's a challenge for him and he