negative as the relentless rounds of eurozone meeting so far failed to provide solutions to the long lasting crisis that as the unions porus member of bulgaria shelves its plans to join the common occurrence in. hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees displaced turkey says its camps are completely full and wants the un to set up a couple first says united nations calls on the regime to allow aid into conflict areas saying many thousands have lost their homes. separatists may be running as economic and social problems dominate regional elections in term of those mainly french speaking in quebec both things about to start and a pro independence party wins the province could face a referendum on breaking away from ottawa. but the global economy showing a little sign of growth we asked the president of russia second largest bank about what he sees ahead for global finance. and requesting president a very to be a bank russia second largest bank it's really great to have you with us or today after so you've had it be to be for the last ten years and you've been there in two thousand and eight and

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smells, very long-lasting memories and also very powerful memories.reatment for people with post-traumatic stress disorder, the type of treatment that we do is called exposure therapy, and in that therapy we want to expose the person to everything that happened in that traumatic event. so if smells are very powerful and are associated with that memory, then we need to include the sense of smell when we're doing the treatment. it makes the treatment more effective. >> so in terms of how each session works, just briefly, it sounds like you transport the troops through virtial reality, i guess, back to the war zone really. >> what we do is in exposure therapy, we expose the person to exactly what it was that happened to them. so we very specifically and uniquely use the event that happened to them, we recreate it with the use of some virtual reality, both the sights and the sounds and now also the smells that are associated with the event. >> and, kitcheevin, you started program last year. how bad was your ptsd before you started? >> well, before i start

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new study says that letting children cry for short periods during sleep training does not cause long lasting psychological problems. the research looked at parents who comforted their children and those who stay in the room with the child. >>> scientists say wind turbines could produce enough electricity to power the entire world. two separate studies looked at the physics of wind power but not the finances. with other experts saying making that much wind power technology would cost way too much money. >>> jet man has staged a spectacular display of flying in formation with an iconic world war ii spitfire fighter plane. adventurer yves rossy flew in the skies over switzerland. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow closed at 13,254 after falling 52 points yesterday. the s&p dropped 8 and the nasdaq sank 32. taking a look at overseas trading this morning. in tokyo the nikkei lost 61 points but in hong kong the hang seng gained 30. stocks fell monday as investors locked in gains from last week's rally. traders held off on any big bets ahead of the feds p

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. >>> parents listen up, a new study says that letting children cry does not cause long lasting psychological problems. >>> scientists say wind turbines could produce enough energy to power the entire world. the studies looked at wind power but not the finances. >>> jet man has staged a spectacular display of flying in formation with an iconic world war ii spit firefighter plane. eve rossi flew in the skies over switzerland. >>> now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow closed at 13,254 after falling 52 points yesterday. the s&p dropped 8 and the nasdaq sank 342. taking a look at oversees markets this morning. the nikkei lost 32 points but in hang is seng it gained 30. stocks fell as investors locked in gains from last week's rally. traders held off on any big bets. news americans cut back their credit card use again in july underscored investors' anxiety about the economy. tech stocks took the biggest hit weighed down by intel after several firms slashed its prime target. insurer aig tell 2% after investors sold $18 billion of their stock. bp is selling its o

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people who are felons and disenfranchised for life, so the unintended consequences are enormous and long-lastingnd what is interesting is the people are ahead of the politicians. over 90% of people believe treatment is more affective, and yet politicians are worried they are going to be perceived as weak on crime. they are continuing to fight a war we are never going to win. >> the third issue covered at these shadow conventions beyond poverty and drugs is a corrupt and -- is the corruption of politics by money. i cannot imagine -- i wish i were there to hear the conversations going on about money in politics this time around to given the supreme court decision. what is being said at these conventions about money used to corrupt our political process? >> everything is much worse than in 2001 we took on this issue, and one thing that is particularly worse is the lack of transparency with these super pacs, and we do not even know who is putting money into super pacs, so what we are seeing is a policy is really bought by powerful interests who not only spend millions of dollars on the election but

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[ roars ] [ screaming ] new long lasting degree with motionsense help me! keep running! >>> can you imagine what david shaw is saying to his stanford cardinals right now? shoot, be careful on the field, all those crazy fans out there. nobody is going to class tomorrow morning. those smart kids at stanford, not going to class. welcome back to the at&t post game show. erin, eddie, joey, mercy. can we take a breath? first, before we do that, let's talk about this game, usc, matt barkley, staord getting pressure on him all day. >> yeah, we talked about it, from the start, with the khalid holmes out at center, matt barkley had to trust the offensive line, had to trust they were going to protect his back. he looked fluttered in the pocket all day, whether that was because khalid holmes was out or because stanford's top seven was so good, sacked only eight times all last season. such a great job by stanford or maybe stanford's center being out. we don't know. >> intercepted twice. we talked in the pregame show about stanford's front seven. how are they able to contain really --

. >> the one child policy would be one of the long-lasting effects of the leadership.ssed their opportunity. they drag their feet. they dropped the ball. >> the rules say if you live in a city, you can have one child on the. unless you are parents of single children. in the countryside, one child if it is a boy. if it is a girl, you can have another. enforcement can be brutal. at an unmarked grave he dug himself, a father mourned his baby, a boy murdered, the family say, by officials. >> under the rules, he should be allowed a second. >> when she was six months pregnant, officials forced an abortion. >> my baby did not die immediately. it kept on struggling inside of me. it broke my heart. the next day it was born, still live. it cried. they said, don't look at it or you'll have nightmares. >> this is where the abortion happened. many in china want this harsh policy to end. and this is another reason to scrap it. back straight ultrasound -- back street ultrasound. "can you see the sex of my baby ," she asks. it is illegal to tell her. "it is a girl," is the reply. is a

. >> the one child policy would be one of the long-lasting effects of the leadership.ssed their opportunity. they drag their feet. they dropped the ball. >> the rules say if you live in a city, you can have one child on the. unless you are parents of single children. in the countryside, one child if it is a boy. if it is a girl, you can have another. enforcement can be brutal. at an unmarked grave he dug himself, a father mourned his baby, a boy murdered, the family say, by officials. >> under the rules, he should be allowed a second. >> when she was six months pregnant, officials forced an abortion. >> my baby did not die immediately. it kept on struggling inside of me. it broke my heart. the next day it was born, still live. it cried. they said, don't look at it or you'll have nightmares. >> this is where the abortion happened. many in china want this harsh policy to end. and this is another reason to scrap it. back straight ultrasound -- back street ultrasound. "can you see the sex of my baby ," she asks. it is illegal to tell her. "it is a girl," is the reply. is a

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[laughter] that is why i believe an honor code build a long-lasting culture of integrity and honor. thank you for your attention. [applause] >> you know what to do if you have questions. given to the ushers and they will bring them to sophie. cn die will do our best to represent the questions -- she and i will do our best to represent the questions from the audience. i will start by asking you the question about the students who will appear on campuses in a few weeks. say they are our child or grandchild and they call us in october and say i don't know what overcame me, but i did cheat on this test. what do i do now? right? >> is an important question. it is a moment to learn to take responsibility for your actions. the fact that a student can conceptualize that as "i.t. did" shows they have overcome the rationalization and the neutralization -- "i cheated" shows that they have overcome the rationalization and the neutralization of the behavior. the need to go to the teacher and said, here is what i did. we have a process of this ad virginia called informed retraction. you can go to

a long lasting conflict between israel and the palestinians continues with new evidence of children and the front line testimonies of former israeli soldiers and a shocking video how they separated a mother from her daughter in a small palestinian village have taken the strive to a new level reports now from. there were demonstrations as indeed there are if we weekend not be silent which is a palestinian village in footage that was captured on camera these soldiers can be seen going from house to house and physically taking people out of their homes one person was injured at least six people were arrested five of whom were children and there are pictures of the daughters of one woman trying to save their mother as she was manhandled by the soldiers who were using stun grenades now these reports come hot on the heels of another damning conclusion there is ready defense forces has come under fire from its own rank and file an organization known as breaking the silence has published the testimonies of some fifty israeli soldiers and commanders in which they deal specifically with how the i

dying today because of a random financial crisis in two thousand and seven triggering a deep and long lastingrecession all of that happened to the middle class is dying today because of a decades long arguably criminal effort to rig the american economy in favor of the corporate elite and transfer a massive amounts of wealth from the vast majority of americans up to the top one percent and we're now in the final stages of this effort what i call the cancer stage of capitalism and more and more americans are waking up to what's really happening progressive senate candidate massachusetts elizabeth warren spoke directly to this issue in her d.n.c. speech. do you feel like the system is rigged against them and here's the painful part. they're right. the system is very. look around oil companies guzzle they own billions in profits billionaires pay a lower tax rates than their secretaries. and wall street c.e.o.'s the same ones who wrecked our economy and just royd millions of jobs still strut around congress no shame demanding favors and acting like the we should thank them just anyone here have a

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negative as the relentless rounds of eurozone meetings so far failed to provide solutions to the long lasting crisis that as the union's porous member bulgaria shelves its plans to join the common currency. what hundreds of thousands of syrian refugees displaced turkey says its camps are completely full and wants the un to set up a buffer zone a move could mean a potential military intervention into syria as the west continues to call for the assad regime to be disposed. and separatists make of the running hours economic and social problems dominate regional elections and turn of those mainly french speaking quebec a voting is now underway and if pro independence hall to cuba while wins the province quote face a referendum on breaking away from ottawa. but the global economy is showing little sign of growth we asked the president of russia's second largest bank about what he sees ahead for global finance it. and requesting president a very to be a bank precious second largest bank it's really great to have you with us today after so you've had it made to be for the last ten years and you've b

negative the relentless rounds of euro zone readings over twelve bailed to provide solutions to the long lasting crisis plus. turkey has closed its borders with syria saying the country is full to the brim with refugees now and gray is asking the united nations to create a buffer zone sparking fears of foreign intervention join me pulis here in a few moments for an update. and the president make the running as economic and social problems dominate regional elections voting underway in capitals mainly french speaking back. there watching r d a live from moscow with me to ban would say first the latest financial blow to the e.u. comes out from moody's the ratings agency has changed the blocks outlook from stable to negative warning it faces being downgraded really said the decision reflected the issues the e.u.'s key budget contributors are dealing with earlier this year the ratings for germany france britain and other lands were switched to a negative outlook that's despite relentless meetings between e.u. leaders which have so far failed to deliver any solutions and a lead to e-mails are just th

negative as a relentless strands of euro zone reaching so far failed to provide solutions to the long lasting crisis plus. separatists make the running as an economic and social problems dominated regional elections with voting underway in canada's mainly french speaking get back. they're watching our do a live off from moscow with me tom would say first we move to syria now where clashes between rebel militias and government troops continue with opposition fighters turning to the capital damascus and the commercial hub aleppo as a main targets activists claim violence in aleppo holds more than one hundred people monday the free syrian army insisting it's all about controlling the ground of battle the syrian government insists they will be no negotiations with the opposition before security is achieved everywhere a series stream of refugees is pouring into neighboring states turkey being the main destination but the authorities there have closed the border saying they just come cope with the numbers are these policy reports. at least ten thousand syrian refugees for at least a week have been

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