today, genelyn mercado is in the queue. she had a job here once, but was laid off 6 months ago. >> [speaking native language] >> she and her tricycle driver husband are expected to support their two children, and genelyn's parents. >> [speaking native language] >> 29-year-old genelyn is not hopeful. schoolboy eugene evina fetches water from a pump in rosario, a nearby district which relies on cavite for work. his mom, juna, lost her factory job last august, as the global economy slid into crisis. the 37-year-old used to make luxury underwear for dkny. >> [speaking native language] we were told dkny pulled out, and that's why we lost our jobs. there's nothing we can do about it. for me, it's really painful. >> she used to earn $30 a week, in addition to $12 earned by her husband, who is a fisherman. the couple provide for 3 children, and juna's mother in law, socorro. in the good times, she paid to have the ground floor of her house rebuilt. >> [speaking native language] >> juna's house is a vivid example of economic progres

. >> un alcalde quedó asombrado por una reportera queue se dudó. >> luego el tiempo ya volvemos ♪ ♪ variosjetivo es presionar a los republicano. >> (gritos) la multitud llegó con energía. >> y fueron los feligreses de 18 distritos de los Ángeles, san bernandino y orange. >> caminaron cerca de 2 mil personas, todo porque un republicano no cree en la reforma. >> quiere asegurar que nadie cruce la frontera. >> mi padre acaba de fallecer en méxico y no pude ir porque no tengo papeles. >> la iglesia está a favor de tener algo justo. >> una reforma migratoria que solo continuará si la lucha continúa y vajo la ley de :todo mueve montañas" no piensas parar. >> también multitud piensa que la reforma migratoria es necesaria. >> san josé es la ciudad más grande para el polietileno para empacar comida, la ley comenzará con las cadenas de comida y luego las pequeñas. >> california no tendrá que liberar de inmediatos reorquesta reos que era peligroso, karina banda nos amplía. >> con la frase más educación, menos carceles >>se daría la liberación de 10 mil reclusos antes de que terminen su condena. >> ha

now, you two practically followed one another in the queue, didn't you?ou both had japanese objects. now, whose is whose? this is my mothers. she's away and i've brought it. she doesn't know you brought it? she's in italy, and she has no idea. okay. and that's yours, therefore. that's been in our family for quite a long time. okay. they're both japanese. this is a typical piece of japanese tokyo school carving. tokyo school because there was an art school set up there to get back to the quality of carving that the japanese had traditionally done. and they had a zoo in tokyo and they would have seen monkeys like this. and this is such a charming group of the mother ape and her offspring after a frog. it's so delightful a carving and so sensitively carved. it's signed on the bottom posan, and it would date from about 1880, somewhere around there. i'll put that one down there. now, this looks like a lump of-- well, it does look like-- it doesn't look as if it's got any form to it at all, and the two are separated by about 30 years probably. this is a hare an

court of justice over prolonged queues that you're brought is border control this after motorists heading to the british rock were hit with strict checks leaving traffic at a standstill for up to five hours politicians from spain's catalonia have even stepped into the disputed queues in madrid bullying local gibraltarians however prime minister mariano hall he says his country hasn't done anything illegal. or stare at the measures aimed at easing economic unresting greece are back firing on the country's children more than one hundred state funded elementary schools in kindergartens are due to close this summer bringing the total number of education facilities since twenty eleven to over a thousand pieces of spoke to those on the front line. another employed single mother agree saul has been dealing with what any loving parent would class as a nightmare for five days of the week her child has to live elsewhere because she can't afford to look after her i didn't have anything. to feed my child. only god knows how. she says she's going to looking for a job for three years but now aged forty

personally am very of giving that up at this point that we can all have complaints about tsa security queues, but it's like something that is important i think we can have, argued more about process that security but certainly we don't want a situation where there's no oversight of who is doing those functions. >> last question. >> you said that the airlines made an economic decision to pay for anything they had to go as long as nobody got killed them but even after people started getting killed if they still not taking steps? if not, why? >> the reason people getting killed by murray was because of fbi shootouts. the fbi started to develop a policy like they were so up in arms about this, they started it all these undercover agents disguised as pilot someplace but i talk about one thing in your where one passenger was killed and two were injured including the man who played at the cook on bonanza. in san francisco the fbi sent a sky pilot who was ordered to strip down to his underwear and actually had a gun in his pocket while he was doing this, they had a team of agents coming up on the da

they queue. -- thank you. tavis: there is no more important profession been educating students, and no teacher has done a better job of demanding a level of excellence that has earned him a medal of honor. the book is filled with no- nonsense advice for kids who want to make -- for teachers who want to make a difference in kids lives. this year they performed the tempest with a reminder of the of for justice for all. >> get up stand up rightsor your >> you were telling me you were with the group of your kids in a hotel room when the verdict in the george zimmerman case was announced. tell me how you talk to kids about that. >> i basically try to tell them there is a difference between logic and what is presented as justice. they are not always together. that is what the students could not understand. to keep participating in this country, or he died for nothing. i think it teacher is so important in getting kids to tune in and participate in this country. but it is summertime. >> there are things you can learn

centers -- senators who were in egypt as for the were working queue to be reversed and that morsi be reinstated. reversede coup to be and that morsi be reinstated. and the muslim brotherhood senior officials would be released from jail. the islamist media shot down by the army would resume, and that the future of their participation of the muslim brotherhood in the egyptian politics and be guaranteed. those first order of the four main points. to happenplan was without mohammad morsi. that was the big snag. the point man, a deputy of the muslim brotherhood, he kept insisting that they should be talking to president mohamed morsi. there was no backing down on the essential of keeping morsi in power. whereas the foreigners basically envisioned this transition happening without morsi. all of this set the stage for a, perhaps in part two of a potentially bloody situation where there -- where the military is clearing out the muslim of brotherhood citizens. israeli soldiers were wounded a blast along the israeli border overnight. they were actually inside lebanese territory when it happene

in the bread queue there was some defiance. >> why should we be afraid. we have been living in war for years. we are continuing our lives. >> now there is a possibility their city might be bombed. arepeople of damascus awaiting the results of decisions made elsewhere that will most likely have a profound impact on their lives. the syrian war is moving onto a new phase, and the countries surrounding syria are bracing themselves for a new crisis. israelis have pushed their withs closer to the border syria. iran's mps ran through their repertoire. iran has warned of dire consequences if america, britain, and france attack syria. it will definitely have consequences and will set the entire region of blaze. government thee claret no attack would be launched, but in the huge camps of serious refugees, some that fled the war are demanding more airstrikes. thousands of refugees have been arriving in northern iraq. one justification for military action is it would protect civilians. not all theory and believe that. rians believe that. >> i am joined by our guest w

it led to long queues for workers and tourists entering gibraltar. spain claims the territory, which it ceded to britain by territory 300 years ago. a team of u.n. arms experts has rivein damascus after president bashar al-assad finally agreed to let them investigate the alleged use of chemical weapons. the charges have been leveled by the united states, britain, and france. they arrived as fierce fighting ranged -- rachel in the coastal heartland of -- rachel in the coastal heartland of assad's clan. the syrian army says it has taken that area. kurds have poured into iraq in the last few days in a sudden, massive movement. the refugees are restating deadly clashes between kurdish fighters and jihadist. than 15,000s more have crossed into a rack in the latest influx since thursday, with more expected to follow. >> described as a river of people coming towards the border but the u.n. high commissioner days, mores, in 4 than 15,000 syrian kurds have poured across the border into the kurdish region of northern iraq, fleeing from islam militants. 16, som

. >> that's when americans first learn what it's like to cope with long queues for filling stations.and america set the goal of making energy self-sufficient. >> by the end of this decade, americans will not have to rely on any source of energy beyond our own. >> 4 decades later, the u.s. still depends upon imports. president obama says the surge of domestic crude production with more fuel-efficient vehicles is putting energy independence into site. >> we are poised to control our energy future. we produce more oil at home than we have in 15 years. >> despite stricter sanctions against iranian crude and recent supply disruptions in libya, iraq and nigeria, american consumers are hardly feeling them reflected in what they pay to fill their tanks. >> gasoline prices this summer are virtually at the same area they were one year ago. that largely reflects the steadiness in crude oil prices globally. >> thanks to the dramatic rise in u.s. oil output, the international energy forecasts that 2014 will see the biggest worldwide supply increase in 20 years. that will mean cheaper average crud

it becomes a pattern of multiple queues. that is one thing.ng we found interesting from girl imaging studies -- narrow imaging studies is when you are remembering a piece of music, it activates almost identical circuits as when you are hearing it. so much so when you compare the bring activation of someone in imagining music, remembering, to someone listening, it is virtually indistinguishable by looking at the brain scan. i wonder -- and brings up the question, how did it would you say your musical imagery is? when you imagine music, is it like a little tape playing in your head? >> yes, it is. and it works the other way, from the point of view from the composer, trying to compose something. i might be sitting on an airplane and i will remember some experience. let's say running with anticipation, or something you saw. maybe you saw something spectacular, an illusion of light or something, and it creates an image. i will try to read something done quickly because i am trying to capture one that is. and of course, that stuff is very fleeting.

in the soviet area huge queues formed. it is the hub for the most deluxe brands now. given the situation where it is and has unique architecture and important historic value it is automatically tourist spot number two. in russia it becomes number one when the weather is bad. the gallery retains the spirit of the 1950's to attract more visitors. in number one the food store everything from staff outfits to interiors is reminisce september of the past. >> we are keeping the soviet traditions. for example, here you can buy a traditional soviet beverage. but we also have others. >> overlooking the red scare the fa said is nearly 250 meters long. a revolutionary construction for its time it was built in 1893 by a russian architect. in the 1930's stalin outlawed commerce and made them living quarters for low ranking officials. just 50 days after his death it was reopened as the ussr's number one department store. >> it reflected all major events in russian history. starting with the technical progress of the late 19th century, world war i, revolution, the great terror of th

bigger queues at the border. people who have endured the conflict here for two years, finally leaving. there is fear any attack on the army sites might hit chemical weapons stockpiles and send 'e gases across this city. president assad himself being defiant saying syria will defend itself. there's also a little bit of worry that the inspectors are leaving one day early. echoes of baghdad ten years ago when the inspectors got a tip-off, left hastily and a few hours later the air strikes started. one government official today said to me, we are expecting an attack. we know it's going to come. we just don't know when. back to you, lester. >> bill neely in damascus. there's word tonight of a major settlement between the nfl and thousands of former players who sued, accusing the nfl of concealing the long-term dangers of concussions, among other things. the league has tentatively agreed to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to compensate sufferers. though the settlement likely means the nfl won't have to disclose wha

fact that the lme has designed its rules in a way that enables the banks to create these kinds of queues, that's very significant." the department of justice, the sec, and the federal reserve are all investigating the practice. in today's cover story, the battle between apple and samsung extends beyond stores into the white house, where the obama administration stepped in to referee a patent fight over a samsung technology that was allegedly used by apple in its early iphones. some say the decision is changing how companies can protect their inventions. "it takes away one avenue some patent owners use." the obama administration says it overturned a u.s. international trade commission ruling in order to prevent harm to consumers. if it hadn't gotten involved, apple would have been banned by the itc from selling older iphones and ipads in the u.s. but samsung, which claims apple infringed on its patent protection, will still be allowed to seek monetary damages. "the patent is so broad. if successful, they take that win and pound on everyone else. so it's not just apple." tech analyst rob e

queues at days of water pumps and growing pressure, the government intervened and told local representatives to restore full supply while the heat wave last. but the crisis has underlined a bigger problem -- how literal -- how little trust exists between the roma minority and the wider society. >> much more on that and all of the other stories on our /news.e, bbc.com international flights have resumed at the main airport in kenya's m robie halloween wednesdays fire. an airplane from london was the first to land. others have come from thailand and tanzania. investigators are still searching the wreckage to try to find the cause of the blaze. let's go straight to nairobi and speak to emanuel who joins us from outside the terminal. a lot of questions and criticism at the response. but there does seem to be better news in terms of the reason show no flights. resumption of flights. >> there has been criticism of how the fire, and how emergency services responded. a few minutes ago, the transport cabinet except -- secretary had a briefing with the members of the press and he was categorical that,

programs we'll have for any way to reach that with the information in the general queue of people became government jams the martys radio and t.v. signals to circumvent that the u.s. has employed a variety of methods one of them errol martini a plane that had been flying over cuba to transmit u.s. broadcasts the u.s. broadcasting board of governors that oversees iraq marty has asked congress to discontinue the program two years in a row admitting it has been a failure it's hard to believe we're still wasting millions of tons paid dollars on beaming a gem t.v. signal to fewer than one percent of cubans can see from an airplane to the island at a time when u.s. lawmakers cut funding on social programs for a low workers that a time when we hear calls to defund us public radio and television washington still spends millions of dollars every year on a media operation to do. overthrow the cuban government in washington i'm going to check out. some other world news now al qaeda front group the islamic state of iraq has claimed responsibility for a string of blasts in shia parts of the iraqi cap

. >> like a queue almost. >> like ebay, where there's this realtime list. >> is there bidding on the answer? >> they bid with their time. they're racing to be the first one to answer you. and that's how it works. they're waiting for a new question to come in. they've changed their hours, some work the night shift, some work the day shift and they're finding the opportunity to get the most questions. >> let me ask this question without hurting your feelings. you did $100 million in revenue i think i read somewhere. i never heard of you, until you and i talked. and yet you've got these people making $100,000 or more a year. >> yeah. >> is it that you just are not advertising, or i just had no dishwasher questions? where is it that i did not hear of pearl.com? i understand you've changed your name. even the concept, i was not aware of it. >> we're one of the best-kept secrets in silicon valley. one of the reasons is we didn't raise money until recently. many people raise money and talk about it, pr, get in a tech crunch and these kinds of things. we didn't raise money until quite recent

university of chile was security forces responded with tear gas and water cannons but police are queues of murdering the activists which are the authorities deny actually was recently reprimanded by un investigator using excessive force against the indigenous more pollution minority over land rights. daily violence in pakistan has claimed at least another nine lives this time in a gun attack on a mosque in what it's a day after a funeral was attacked by a bomber in the same city meanwhile in the east of the country washington is evacuating staff from its lahore mission following the terror threat to both the entire province is currently on high alert. a rapid spread in wildfire has forced thousands of americans to flee their homes in southern california five people have so far been injured and ten homes destroyed officials say another five hundred homes are now at risk a thousand firefighters helicopters and tanker planes have been called in to tackle the blaze. israel has authorized eight hundred homes to be built in occupied west bank territory peace talks with the palestinians are su

china succeeded and secondly you know this promotion through ranks step by step you cannot jump the queue by helicopter become the president you know recently ranking officer you know you need to go through twenty thirty hurdles i mean to be in key position you know so that's very sensual in the chinese system and number three you know the ruling party c.c.p. has over eighty two million members that's bigger than the population of germany and also the c.c.p. does have a very decent leadership development program the son in the catcher to study around the globe including kenneth school you know school be a public policy you know so the more i travel is between man and china taiwan korea and japan more i realize so much commonality divorce reaching have i mean. professor inference of confucius was of one critical difference how do you select your leaders you can go by popularity context democracy you go by tom fuchsia system you can no tell me which one is a better one i mean x. and t. . i think it's a matter of preferences but if you look at the data and a couple of days ago i had a chance

eighteen lives in the southern city of kandahar the attackers stormed a security checkpoint as people queue to enter a nearby bank both police and civilians were among the victims while according to military officials insurgents in the east killed a nato soldier the country's daily insurgent attacks. while in neighboring pakistan a u.s. drone strike has killed at least four people according to officials the missile strike devastated the compound in northern waziristan this is part of a tribal belt and a tourist taliban and al qaeda stronghold recently leaked reports show the deeply unpopular drone strikes have substantially increased under obama's rule. eight bus drivers and a woman have staged a crucifixion in protest at being fired from their jobs and paraguayan their anger came in response to years of unpaid benefits for over fifty employees of a bus company. it's already their third week of protests and it's planned to last another twenty two days. in india has found a teenager guilty of rape and murder in the first conviction in a new tourist gang rape he was sentenced to three years i

and for that reason, i don't think people would possibly queue up to buy it.aving said that, i think i would quite happily park this at the end of my garden and live in it, and i'd be prepared to pay a certain amount of money for it. i think i'd be prepared to pay between £5,000 and £10,000 for it. wonderful. that's how i feel about it. amazing. now, as for the contents, i have a feeling that we, uh, need to get someone who knows a little bit more about the things that are in here, and i can't think of anyone better qualified to do that than henry. so, i'm gonna go and get henry for you. well, i've seen some wacky glass in my time, but this really takes the biscuit. what's the story? my father was given that at the tutbury glassworks near burton-on-trent. webb corbett. yes, that's right. okay, and what is it? it's--we believe to be an apprentice's test piece-- that if they could make this, they passed, and were a good glassblower. we call it... we call it a flip-flop. okay, show us why it's called a flip-flop. ( whistles, dings ) wha-- every home should have o

you get school officials to think how does this fit into the queue of things i did and should be doing, tlau our web site, focus of expertise and other places, indicate what are those programs that work that help students understand the issue, help the adults, we have 330,000 teachers, as you say, cheryl, how do we get to the 330,000 teachers, the training for this. but with digital sharing of best practices i think we can get there. as rob was mentioning, there are great programs that emerge from often tragedies but they bring the community together. the movie bullying has a couple of those instances aware of and san mateo's respect everyone 24/7 has people looking at how do we respect each other as human beings and understand our differences and embrace those and be a community of care. >> i think a very practical thing, too, is that there somehow be established an adult that kids will trust or young people will trust. when we started out with lgbt sensitivity that was one of the things because a push back from the school district, well, that's going to cost money. but we found teach

didn't arrive there overnight it's you queue personally seventy years to make sure that same sex marriage is introduced in the national alliance and the netherlands was the first country to diesel in the united states homosexuality was a solid gys just a couple of decades ago so on one hand you gave your own societies enough room and space to come to terms with those issues and you deny that to the russian society or any other society because regardless of what european governments or european court tells to the russian government russian people the eighty percent of them who are against the public display of homosexuality i'm not going to listen so again this is something that has to come from with then rather than being told by the european court of human rights onto the russian government well it's being told by outsiders to the russian government because inside drug. people and their allies parents coworkers children they are asking for equal rights as well you might be right that eighty percent doesn't want it but when we talk about human rights we're not talking about percentages fo

if you can queue me i can point to it at the same time. this is a rendering provided by kmd which is part of the original partnership that designed the cruise ship terminal and plaza. they were talking about the bricks in consultation with the port staff, a place we thought would be an appropriate place for the brick. it's right along the rise of the walkway. integrating up to a thousand bricks into the edge of the walkway and the lawn. so, it would really be integrated into that space. that was one of the sites that the staff had recommended. we're also looking at up to 72 benches. you can see a can you l of those benches here in this presentation that are already built in, but they're really throughout the northeast wharf plaza. i have an image. this is also a rendering by kmd showing, you know, a plaque that could be placed in one of the benches that's already been originally conceived as being incorporated into this, into the parks. i just want to make, as i've noted here, that none of the -- that we're proposing today is a pilot progr

outlined how everything was done in full compliance with russian and international legislation we queue leaks have been very actively monitoring snowden snowden's movements they said that they've been looking after the safety throughout his entire trip they've also been either confirming or denying speculation about his movement inside the airport itself whether or not he's gone through passport control or he's left the airports premises or he's in a taxi or not and we've also heard from our giuliana son there is a who said that he thinks whistle blowing has become a tendency and that soon others will follow snowden's example so you go to i suppose one of the ultimate questions now is although we don't know exactly where edward snowden is what are his next steps going to be you know what we talking a job a house with a white picket fence what. well the former n.s.a. contractor did agreed to the conditions voiced by president putin under which he could stay in russia and that is to stop arming washington's image and the world concerning his latest revelations he did pass all these docume

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festival in japan has injured fifty nine people one thousand are reported to be in serious condition in a queue to hospital with a young boy in intensive care it's believed a gas cylinder may have caused the explosion which went off just before the scheduled display. and in germany the launch of the national democratic party's election campaign has been met with angry demonstrations in the northern city of hanover protesters chanted nazi out slogans in an attempt to hamper n.p.t. members from speaking out the rally the far right party plans to visit a number of cities in the country ahead of the federal elections in september. more news coming your way with me and he said now in just over thirty minutes stay with r.t. . the video game company of heroes two is facing a lot of heat from gamers inside the former soviet union in fact fourteen thousand people thus far have taken the time to sign a changed org petition to get the game removed from former congress shelves across the land why are people so mad this looks like some sort of world war two game i mean in this type of game there's going to

programs we don't have any way to reach that with the information in the general queue of people became a government jams the martys radio and t.v. signals to circumvent that the us has employed a variety of methods one of them errol marty a plane that had been flying over cuba to transmit u.s. broadcasts the u.s. broadcasting board of governors that oversees iraq marty has asked congress to discontinue the program two years in a row admitting it has been a failure it's hard to believe we're still wasting millions of taxpayer dollars on beaming a jam t.v. signal fewer than one percent of cubans can see from an airplane to the oil and at a time when u.s. lawmakers cut funding on social programs for a low workers at a time when we hear calls to defund u.s. public radio and television washington still spends millions of dollars every year on a media operation to overthrow the cuban government in washington i'm going to check on. thanks for being with coming up next tough questions and contrasting opinions in an interview something. the u.s. government project aero marti has been in place f

queue effectively prostituting itself to the n.s.a. they are saying we can get around some of your laws we can help you we will go to the nth degree to help you give us your money. and i while the backlash from snowden's latest leaks is feared in the u.k. in the us the government is increasingly diverting public attention from the much criticized practices artie's garniture can has a close look now a wire the people's discontent has basically been ignored. while edward snowden as the messenger remains the focus of everybody's attention the u.s. government is trying to kill his message or at least contain it senior intelligence officials have testified in congress the flooring everything is done in accordance with the law congress has already killed the bill that would make the n.s.a. walk back some of its powers so as of now no concrete steps have been taken to rein in n.s.a. surveillance but call for reform keep coming lawmakers are putting forward new initiatives earlier this week the president met with members of congress specifical

eighteen lives in the southern city of kandahar attackers stormed a security checkpoint as people queue to enter a nearby bank of police and civilians are among the victims according to military officials insurgents in the east killed a nato soldier countries plagued by almost daily insurgent attacks. time now for some thrills and spills for you from the world's finest pilots at russia's max aviation show the biggest need and check to see or a supersonic jet engine lindsey france has been there today she explains. it's not the size of the engine that matters it's how you use what you've got that's what the pilots of first flight rushes only aerobatics team using propeller planes say no jet engines here no mach two or eject button just good old fashioned pistons and plenty of guts at airshows like max these pilots may no longer be the main attraction but propeller planes were the first to take on aerobatics and they plan to stick around. a main goal is to show everyone how beautiful flying can be and to demonstrate the potential of these planes and popularize esports and aerobatics thoug