but i want to make sure that the coalition is a coalition that i believe in. >> benjamin netanyahu voted early today, confident he was unlikely to lose his job, but also knowing he might well have to govern a more right-wing coalition. throughout this campaign, benjamin netanyahu has portrayed himself as the only candidate with the strength and experience to tackle israel's many problems. rejecting criticism from home and overseas, he is taking israel down a dangerous confrontational path. mr. netanyahu has authorized even more building in the settlements. there has been no progress in the peace talks with palestinians. the prime minister could isolate israel even further. >> if they often form a government with the extreme right wing and the ultra religious, this is a government that will call -- with the european union, a clash with the obama administration and will not curry favor with the israeli public. this kind of government might not survive. >> this party led by a formal journalist could now play a role in a more modern government. another newcomer is shaking israel's political

people are already looking at things in terms of possible coalition make ups. how do you think this will shake out? >> the real question is will the junior coalition partner make it back into the bundestag after the election? they are very divided on the moment, particularly on the question of who should lead them, and it looks like voters will punish them by withdrawing support. the greens, on the other hand, have been riding high. there has been talk of a combination, but i think there's too much opposition to that. perhaps the result will be a renewed grand coalition. it has been tried before. it was a success last time under angela merkel, and crucially, the polls suggest most germans would like to see that happen. >> thank you very much. >> techies are in their glory this week, taking in the latest innovations on review at the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas, nevada. >> if you think you'd tech, think again. we have a look at a printer that is sure to put your old one to shame. >> las vegas, the gambler's paradise. visitors are betting on the

people are already looking at things in terms of possible coalition make ups. how do you think this will shake out? >> the real question is will the junior coalition partner make it back into the bundestag after the election? they are very divided on the moment, particularly on the question of who should lead them, and it looks like voters will punish them by withdrawing support. the greens, on the other hand, have been riding high. there has been talk of a combination, but i think there's too much opposition to that. perhaps the result will be a renewed grand coalition. it has been tried before. it was a success last time under angela merkel, and crucially, the polls suggest most germans would like to see that happen. >> thank you very much. >> techies are in their glory this week, taking in the latest innovations on review at the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas, nevada. >> if you think you'd tech, think again. we have a look at a printer that is sure to put your old one to shame. >> las vegas, the gambler's paradise. visitors are betting on the

any kind of coalition would veer to the right. if he could do that with a minimum of cooperation would be his preference. >> thank you for reporting to us live from jerusalem. you can see our front page at zeera.com. the first explosion was caused by a car bomb about 30 kilometers south of baghdad. no one has claimed responsibility. activists are reporting two large explosions on the outskirts of damascus. areas have come under heavy shelling for the second day in a row. one town, thousands of syrians fleeing the violence and up in camps and many have been nammaid for life. have more. >> this is inside syria. thousands of people forced to leave their homes. they have nowhere to go. there is fighting nearby and a can i get into turkey. the. so dangerous. eight cherries cannot deliver food and clothing. there is no infrastructure here. these people have to walk for hours to get drinking water. there is widespread anger among people that feel betrayed by the world. >> the international community has to do something. the regime is slo

lead human coalition government failed an important test just months ahead of the national column entry both. christian democrats lose ground to the social democrats opposition in regional elections. prepares for its own parliamentary poll on choose day we report on why many in the country are growing increasingly frustrated with the policies of the party to win the vote. they could to have a company you're watching live from moscow. now the islamic terrorist cell allegedly responsible for the deadly siege in algeria says france is carrying out a crusader campaign in the region thirty eight hostages were killed after militants captured a remote gas plant in retaliation for the ongoing french intervention in neighboring mali these armies claimed they wanted to negotiate the release of their captives but the offer was turned down with the algerian military deciding to storm the facility causing a bloodbath more terror attacks have now been promised unless france ends its campaign in west africa some of the hostage takers were militants from libya where paris helped islamised topple colone

to be conducted with the government and the coalition that was established in the.the coalition of syrian opposition in the problematic statement stated that their goal is a dismantling of the regime dismantling of structures runs counter to the geneva accords where we underscored the need to maintain the public structures and. the mistakes that have been made in the region in other countries of the issues and the opposition represented by that national coalition has refused to conduct talks in our western partners and some countries of the region welcomed the coalition when we asked them why our partners welcomed. proles approach for refusing dialogue when they answered that the main thing was to unite them the position forces and after that there wasn't countries and other participants in the process. of first syrian settlement afterwards we will convince their position to take more constructive approach nothing like that is happening now regrettably the opposition forces categorically reject a near term to maintain dialogue and they continue to be antagonistic an

you know he will try to have as moderators possible a coalition which will be as moderate is possible he wants to show different face to the world and he will try as he did last time to have a government which will be as broad as possible and i guess he will succeed even though it will be much harder this time for he certainly he certainly got more work ahead of him and certainly with the issue of let's discuss one of the big ones middle east peace in the settlement policy netanyahu is valid not to back down from the settlement policy of building israeli communities of what is supposed to be palestinian land is anything going to change in that regard depending on where what the final coalition looks like do you think. unfortunately notes the whole campaign of this election was about nothing they really. were not discussed at all and so we also unfortunately saw the coming government of his. very little was the core issues above all they will look at the peace with the palestinians not as long as the turn you now is the prime minister who does not believe in peace with the palestinians

you should know a senior staff person on the bicycle coalition joined our board, and the bicycle coalition is regularly attendance when' review and analyze and discuss projects. the view of increasing bicycles is a strong part of what we look at when we see projects. when i have noticed over the years that i have been there, is how many more people in our community are using bikes as they preferred way to get around? and how much more support has developed in our community around this? this is a sensible, logical advance in urban policy and deserves your support. we strongly endorse where this is going. thank you. >> any additional public comment on this item? seeing none, commissioner antonini? >> i have a few questions on some of the items. you mentioned an increase of 20% in-square-footage or one more additional dwelling units that would trigger the requirement, would that be for a private residence too? if you just added 20% to your residence? >> so any building? >> but it could be a private residence or a private home? >> yes. >> okay. i don't quite understand that. >> maybe if you co

if mr no does form a hard right coalition then first of all there's going to be no movement in terms of negotiations with the palestinians you know what has been over the past few years will continue and i think we'll see further israeli settlement building in the west and. the big question though is what's going to happen physically iran is probably since they are going to wait to see if america's talks with if the international community is talks led by america are bringing fruit with iran in stopping iran from reaching the nuclear threshold or is with the no tailgates i know he can't trust the west and launch a preemptive strike but i think it's a really big question before probably some talk of eleven billion shekels being spades or preparing the army for an attack on iran so he's making the moves getting all the positions in place as far as literacy and so far it's very very hard to know which direction most of the missed the nothing will take one of most pressing divisive issues of this election has been settlements a thing that the rights campaigned on tirelessly but what my b

wing a more hardline government i think that you know is going to have a difficult time forming a coalition why then are we hearing all these protections talking about more right wing voters well because it's clear that the likud party of leap of nothing you know which has been joined by lieberman will be the number one party with a larger show and that's showing that is the public seems to be more right wing but i think the vote is going to be widely split be between a number of parties which will present themselves in the center and often you know is going to have to rely on the center party center right center left in order to form a coalition the tend the trend of thinking is that not in your will not want to form a right wing radical the hardline coalition government based on the religious right and the ultra orthodox parties but he will seek to form a coalition with the more center parties this is a at least what the analysts are saying here in the people who follow netanyahu very closely he might be in a situation where he can't form a government with the center parties and he will h

our coalition has made every effort to make communication over with you. thank you. >> good evening commissioners. i am roxanne shell. i am the coordinator at the community for civil rights in the san francisco bay area. at our clinic we assist individuals who had past contact with the criminal justice system. at our clinic we see first hand how a person's past, arrest or conviction can exclude them job and housing opportunities, making a successful reentry difficult in achieving. in 2012 perspective of the clients we. >> >> percent of the clients were san francisco even though african-americans are only 6% of san francisco's population. the statistic alone demonstrates that the criminal justice system disproportionately affects the african-american community in san francisco and we urge the police commission to give serious consideration to cjcj's report and be willing to work with them in the future. >> thank you very much. any further public comment? >> good evening commission and chief. i hope i'm not wearing out my welcome but to start i would like to

we must form as large a coalition as possible. i've already started on this mission tonight. >> the centrist party is a future party and the center left labor party have increased their seats. so did the ultranationalist party, jewish home party, it opposes peace talks with the palestinians. >>> the outcome of israeli elections often has an impact on the middle east as a whole. i spoke earlier with a akira saheki, who watched the campaign unfold in jerusalem. what has changed in israel? >> reporter: well, prime minister netanyahu's ruling coalition remains the biggest bloc, and his hard lifeline policies have agreed a certain amount of support, despite stalled peace talks with the palestinians. the ultranationalist jewish party has made great strides, as expected. it increased its pre-election three seats roughly fourfold. leader neftali bennett opposes what netanyahu accepts, a future palestinian state. this is the first time a party with such extreme views has earned this level of support. analysts say concerns hardline politici

but you will find a lot of democrats who say if you can turn the obama coalition into a democratic coalition, the democrats will have built in on the national stage what ronald reagan had for 20 years and republican party had after ronald reagan on the national stage. this coalition, if he can transfer it over, it spells trouble for the republicans. >> congresswoman, what do you think about what john king is saying? >> i'm not privy to the president's processes and how he came up with the decision. all i can tell you is women have been dying and fighting and bleeding for this nation in combat roles in iraq and afghanistan. they may not have had those jobs specifically other than aviation, my branch of service, but they've been fighting in combat and engaged in combat action. i think the last ten years of women serving in combat has finally pushed us to this point where the pentagon has finally realized, look, women have served ably and it's time we open up these folds. >> do you think the president is trying to box republicans into a corner? >> i don't know what the president is trying to do

the issue of the palestinian issue and so now begins the obvious task of coalition building it could take weeks of bargaining a negotiation before the final make up of the new government has declared if netanyahu stays true to the polls he could be on course to give israel the most to hardline government in its history policy archie television and will back with more international news at around thirty minutes and coming up after a short break it's our special report mistress of the cave to stay with us that. right wing t.v. host glenn beck is going to build his own utopia beck plans to put together a massive social experiment building his own city which will be totally independent from the evil grasp of government and the outside world where residents will have to learn how to survive on their own make their own things and grow their own food the future city called independence usa will be based on libertarian principles with hints of iran flavor there will be no handouts and no help for the self-sufficiency minded residents but beck may need some help himself because building the c

s coalition government marks mid-term a with an enormous to do list leaving many in a sterile he had burdened deeply unimpressed. as they have google visits north korea despite washington's criticism we'll look at whether the internet giant has any chance to engage with the reclusive nation that remains under u.s. sanctions. this is r.t. coming to you live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program how president obama has rounded out he is right now security team for approval by the senate is nominated for a sanitary chuck hagel as the pentagon had on counterterrorism adviser john brennan to lead the cia the pex have sparked speculation that obama is actually trying to kill two birds with one stone as are his gun and she can now explains. by appointing chuck hagel as defense secretary president obama is arguably trying to change the perception that he has embraced bush administration national security policies because after four years of militaristic foreign policy that's how people see it chuck hagel former senator from nebraska vietnam war veteran as being one of very ver

the badlands a diner in downing street britain's coalition government tries to trumpet its midterm successful its future plans leave the public on a. career far wall for the visit of head of internet giant google which reports the secretive states inviting german economists to help it over for foreign investment. and their fifth night of rioting in belfast flags up the social and political divide in northern ireland as police use non-lethal force on loyalists and get by restrictions in displaying the union flag. is just showing as forgiving cheers kevin i when you're at r.t. tonight just after nine pm now moscow time first then a pacifist accused of being anti israeli in charge of the miller trade an apparent supporter of harsh interrogation methods in charge of intelligence there president obama's picks to run the pentagon and the cia a washington correspondent profiles the nominees. by appointing chuck hagel as defense secretary president obama is arguably trying to change the perception that he has embraced bush administration national security policies because after four years of militari

adama in downing street britain's coalition government tries to trumpet its midterm success on its future plans leave the public unimpressed. north korea lives that's why wolf will a visit of a hit although it's a giant google amid reports the secretive state is inviting german economists to help it open up foreign investment. and if it's not of writing in belfast flags up of the social and political divide the mildren island has police use non-lethal force on loyalists angered by restrictions on displaying the union flag. it's five pm in moscow and you're watching r t with me to bomb would say all top story this hour now a pacifist are accused of being anti israeli in charge of the military and an apparent supporter of. those in charge of intelligence that president obama's recommendations to run the pentagon and the cia and she can pull the nominees. by appointing chuck hagel as defense secretary president obama is arguably trying to change the perception that he has embraced bush administration national security policy because after four years of militaristic foreign policy that's how

his surprise showing in the election could make him a key player in coalition talks. flash floods in the andes, supply is contaminated. also in the program, aaron is here with the latest business news. looks like a shy and is coming off of apple? >> we are looking at a shift in the technology world. apple shares bit more than 30% in the last few months. the new iphone is stumbling. the question is this, are the best days of apple behind them? >> it is 7:00 a.m. in washington, 2:00 p.m. in jerusalem, 12 noon in london, where david cameron has said it is time to give the british people a choice about membership in the european union. the prime minister pledged to hold a simple in or out referendum by the end of 2017. but the catch is he may not be prime mr. by then. and there are already plenty of voices in your saying that membership is not like a menu where you get to pick and choose. our political correspondent reports. >> it had been a long time coming, but at last david cameron delivered his big speech in europe. he began with what had gone wrong. not everyone, he

s coalition government marks midterm with an enormous to do list leaving mattie in a sturdy his britain deeply unimpressed. as the google visits north korea the spy washington's criticism we will look out whether the internet giant has any chance to engage with a reclusive nation that remains under u.s. sanctions. it is ten am in moscow are you watching r t with me. and president obama has rounded out his national security team for approval by the senate he's nominated former senator chuck hagel as a paragon head and counterterrorism adviser john brennan to lead the cia the pics have sparked speculation that obama is actually trying to kill two birds with one stone and she can now explains. by appointing chuck hagel as defense secretary president obama is arguably trying to change the perception that he has embraced bush administration national security policies because after four years of militaristic foreign policy that's how people see it chuck hagel former senator from nebraska vietnam war veteran has been one of very very few u.s. politicians who opposed u.s. military expansion and

down and downing streets of bridges coalition government tries to trumpet its midterm success while his future plans leave the public unimpressed. class north korea lives its why a war for the visit of the head of internet giant google amid reports the secretive state is inviting german economy is to help it open up for foreign investment. and a night of rioting in belfast of legs of the social and political divide in northern ireland as police use non-lethal force on loyalists angered by restrictions in displaying the union flag. at six pm here in moscow and you're watching r t with me to bomb would say our top story this hour now about sophistic use of being anti israeli in charge of the military and an apparent supporter of harsh interrogation methods in charge of intelligence that president obama's recommendations to run the pentagon and the cia a washington correspondent guy image again profiles the nominees. by appointing chuck hagel as the fed secretary president obama is arguably trying to change the perception that he has embraced bush administration national security policies

but summing up we're halfway through the coalition now of course a huge question was whether the coalition again to be breaking up whether they're going to stay together the main message from the to leaders was that presenting a united front that they're in this for the full five years of course their plans that they laid out the next steps that are going to follow already being criticized by the opposition who said this is an empty promises no real substance here you know there was a lot of summing up we're going to get the details of this sort of bulk mid term or the in the coming weeks that some of the things that they saw to touched upon that they feel they've achieved and among the things like the welfare reform the education reform you know you cast your mind back to what that actually entailed we saw these huge protest movements a hike in the university fees that needed huge outrage and feet of london you know i think when you get this bulk of detail like this some he certainly seems to be brushed over as i said a little bit awkward and it is very noticeable that people were laughin

of downer and downing street britain's coalition government tries to trumpet its midterm success while its future plans and the public unimpressed. also north korea lifts its fire wall for the visit of head of internet giant google reports the secretive state german economist to help it open up the phone invest. a fifth night of rioting in belfast flags up the social and political divide in northern ireland as police use non-lethal force on loyalists angered by restrictions and displaying. here this is just after eight pm no more screen time our top story tonight a pacifist accused of being an anti israeli in charge of the military as an apparent supporter of harsh interrogation methods in charge of intelligence there president obama's picks to run the pentagon the cia and washington correspond i got to teach you can profiles the nominees. by appointing chuck hagel as defense secretary president obama is arguably trying to change the perception that he has embraced bush administration national security policies because after four years of militaristic foreign policy that's most people

s coalition government wants mid-term a with an enormous to do list leaving many in and started to hit bridge and deeply unimpressed. cuts as the head of google of those as north korea despite washington's a criticism look at whether the internet giant has any chance to engage with the reclusive nation that remains under u.s. sanctions. is three pm here in moscow you love with us on our do you with me tom would say president obama has rounded out his national security team for approval by the senate is dominated for months senator chuck hagel as the pentagon heads and counterterrorism adviser john brennan julie the cia the picks up spot speculation that obama is actually trying to kill two birds with one stone as artie's go on it should you can experience. by appointing chuck hagel as defense secretary president obama is arguably trying to change the perception that he has embraced bush administration national security policies because after four years of militaristic foreign policy that's his people see it chuck hagel former senator from nebraska vietnam war veteran as being one of th

i don't know in downing street bridges coalition government tries to trumpet it midterm success well its future plans leave the public on impression. that north korea lives so why a wall for the visit of the head of the internet giant google i mean before the secretive state is inviting the german economy as to how to open up for foreign investment. and if they're not i don't writing in belfast of flags of the social and political divide in the world when i lose as police use non-lethal force loyalists angered by restrictions in this play the union flag. this is archie. a pacifist i q's job being anti israeli in charge of the military and an apparent supporter of the harsh interrogation methods in charge of intelligence president obama's recommendations to run the pentagon and the cia i wasn't in correspondent guy and she began profiles of the nominees. by appointing chuck hagel as defense secretary president obama is arguably trying to change the perception that he has embraced bush administration national security policies because after four years of militaristic foreign policy tha

>> benjamin netanyahu hangs on as prime minister, but the coalition is far from certain. and britannia returns home from afghanistan. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and elsewhere around the globe. in libya, the american ambassador and three others left dead, with secretary of state hillary clinton giving her testimony to lawmakers. appearing at two separate hearings, she took full responsibility for the missteps of the department leading up to the assault, but she also hit back at the demonstrations critics. we have a report. >> finally on capitol hill for a public hearing four months after the benghazi attacks. the much-awaited appearance delayed by a month long illness. after four years as secretary of state, >> we have respect for the hard work you have put forth over the last four years. we all appreciate the transparency with which you keep -- talk to all of us. >> but the situation in benghazi left a shadow on the work. it was at times an emotional hearing. >> i stood next to president obama as the marines carried those flag draped caskets of

we must form as large a coalition as possible. i've already started on this mission tonight. >> the centrist yeshitit or there is a future party, and a stra left labor party, have increased their seats. so did the ultra nationalist habite haihudi or jewish home party. it opposes peace talks with the palestinians. the outcome of israeli election often has an impact on the middle east as a whole. nhk world's akira sahaki watched the sam pain unfold in jerusalem. akira, what has changed in israel? >> well, prime minister netanyahu's ruling coalition remains the biggest bloc in the kanesset and this suggests its hardline policies have gained a certain degree of support despite the stalled peace talks with the palestinians. the jewish home party has made great strides has expected. it's increased its preelection roughly fourfold. the leader flatly opposes even what netanyahu accepts, a future palestinian state. it's the first time a party with such extreme values has earned this level of support. analysts say concerns hardline politici

bridges coalition government tries to trumpet its mid-term success while its future plans leave the public unimpressed. does the north korea lives as fire wall for the visit of head of internet giant google amid reports the secretive state is inviting german economists to help it open up for foreign investment. and for a night of rioting in belfast the floods of the social and political divide northern ireland as police use none of the full force on loyalists angered by restrictions in displaying the union flag. at seven pm in the moscow and you're watching r t with me to bomb would say our top story this hour a pacifist accused of being anti israeli in charge of the military and an. very few u.s. politicians who opposed u.s. military expansion and who dared to question and dissent from washington orthodoxy is on foreign policy one of them has to do with israel there to publicly point out that the u.s. and israel are separate countries and american interests should trump israeli interests when they conflict and that's a subversive thing to say here in washington could be a career killer ye

angela merkel is riding high in the polls with her first coalition partners -- her first coalition partnerscould lose their place in the partner and -- in the parliament this year. and to the social democrat challenger composite failed to connect with the countries are far. -- the social democratic challenger has failed to connect with the country so far. >> angela merkel attended an event with a group of children dressed up as the three kings. she can afford to relax. she has great popularity with the voters there. >> we want a good government to continue in this wonderful state. that is only possible with david kowt -- david mcallister as premier. >> the social democrat needs a good result to boost his campaign. his reason, that the chancellor's wages are too low has gone down well with the voters, but has told the state and he can do better. >> i'm going to do things a little differently than usual. sometimes i'm too long winded and boring. and sometimes my comments need explanation. >> and then there is the fdp and its leader. there's a lot riding on the selection for the coalition part

the german chancellor's ruling coalition saw first defeat in a key regional vote. on the limo pulls christian democrats lose ground to the social democrats opposition in regional elections. and president barack obama officially begins his second term in office with many waiting to see if he will deliver on numerous promises and domestic foreign issues . five from our studios in the central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now i could have you with us it's two pm here in the russian capital eleven am in years to our top story in twenty five more bodies have been found in the wake of the algerian desert crisis bringing the total number of confirmed hostage deaths to forty eight overall more than eighty people have been killed during the four day standoff between the country's security forces and militants now a jury of says they've arrested five suspected islamist attackers after earlier reports that all thirty two hostage takers had been killed in the operation to end the siege well as many as twenty workers still remain unaccounted for as foreign gove

claims victory in the parliamentary elections but stay close result means the coalition talks lie ahead. and uncertainty over the health of chop it seems thousands of voicing their concerns on the streets of venezuela on her show break else he speaks exclusively with the vice president about why there's no need to play make. believe. the lead . the little little. lady the elite player. i will. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images killed world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are on the day. you know how sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm charging welcome to the big picture. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the ip interviews intriguing stories are you. trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. wealthy british style it's an expert on the tires on. th

syria's opposition coalition is struggling to form an interim government the hat of the group has flowninto tar trying to secure promises of financial aid for it in rebel held areas the opposition is mulling the idea of a government and exile with differences remaining over who should lead the exactitude this has serious foreign minister has called on asses opponents to lay down arms and start and national dialogue the opposition groups though rejected earlier calls for toxic in more support from their western arab backers in stat political analyst leadership as these as the syrian opposition is incapable of forging and united front. you know. some elements are. in table. here and. there and in syria make sure it's true. and you would be wrong this. part of the. boston brother. over. the news when you can go for a mission you also need time to see the old rebel forces in syria like three to do normally they are named you have to be our new room you heard from these moments right mirrors that are closer won't try to. be within shared secular bylines or corner members of your position so