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. >> we are a democratic party, not a hierarchy. we are very much for sdp.cipation in thesdp -- click the first round of talks could start as early as next week. >> party leaders have announced their willingness to enter into coalition talks if asked, however the party leaders said she doubted whether a coalition with the christian democrats would make sense at this time because of fundamentalism. the green party are still rethinking their strategy in the wake of disappointing election results. we are joined by a political correspondent. john, thanks for joining us. the party seems to be in shock and in for a radical overhaul right now. is it that drastic? over eight just percent, which for a small party is quite respectable. that they have been suffering increasing defeats and losses of support over the last two years and they had been planning to get, they hoped, double-figure and they even hoped to form a coalition with the social democrats. in that sense, it was defeat. >> how can this latest report be to blame? is, ecology issu

a. hierarchy. well the british sign it's time to go to the front. of the. market. ind out what's really happening to the global economy cause a report on. syrian government forces reportedly regain control of the ancient christian village that's been besieged by all kinds of rebels full days we'll bring you a live report from the site in just a couple of minutes. washington post says trying to gain sea where on hold with russia's proposal gave up its chemical weapons allowing president obama to postpone a congressional vote i mean the lack of public and political support. on the world economic forum opens a new china and the country's government promises new reforms to tighten its currency into a fully fledged turning to the dollar.

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we are not a hierarchy. we are very much for participation in the spd. that's the right path. >> hardy leaders and members will thrash out their strategy behind closed doors, but there's already speculation that the first talks between germany's's two main parties could take off as early as next week. >> all right, our man at the s beattie is terry martin. he is standing by at headquarters for us in berlin. good evening to you. it has been almost a week since the election. why do you think it has taken peer steinbrueck so long to let the country know that he is basically done with frontline politics? >> well, the social democrats in germany are still in a state of shock after that election result on sunday. they were given their second worst election result in the party's history, so i think it takes a bit to digest what they have come up against over the past several months. that election defeat for them was really extremely bitter, so i think peer steinbrueck had to first come to terms with what has happened. he has been consulting, of course, with oth

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a. hierarchy. we can with. the consent you. choose to. choose the stories to to. choose . news continues here on r.t. the spanish region of catalonia is celebrating its national day with a call for a break from madrid millions joined demonstrations last year to demand independence and the cattle and president has promised a referendum on the issue in twenty eight fourteen. is in the separatist region. well they did say let's just. do it let's say it. was a lady up in the blue with the lights so they have to live through i mean even the oak this action to put pressure on the spanish government could close catalonia independence referendum and instantly of course catalonia to become an independent state that sort of thing to thousands of people taking part in this action today the big question for everyone watching this around the world why do you guys want independence in the ben. culture language and history and also because we have economic reasons why you are young as seventeen years. you haven't had independent sanity three hundred years exactly what is still such an iss

a. hierarchy. to meet speech which. will programs and documentaries in arabic. from the world's hot spots p.r.p. interviews intriguing stories for you to. sleep and try. to. visit. and welcome back we're talking about syria and the political games surround it with former u.n. chief weapons inspector hans blix great to have you back now logically if that is removed who will take his place i mean are the possible candidates already proving to be just as bad if not worse but i don't know i think what the aim should be if the conference in which the interested parties various groups are there there will be there are lights and i think probably have to step aside but he is not the only one in that movement there will be the rebel movements there will be the u.s. and there will be russia and i'm sure iran must be the saudi arabia qatar all those who are involved in it will have to be there and the a most of the to get this is incredibly difficult after this bloody war. must be to create an interim authority that represents all the various groups in syria to. leave mag

a. hierarchy. one of your cultural phenomena like. the face i think you. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. the mission. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. three blows video for your media projects. tom. welcome back to inside politics panel joining me tonight are marc harrold zoe carpenter and huey news so let's get back to it yesterday the d.c. circuit court of appeals heard arguments in a case that has the potential to shape the future of the internet and the ways that we use it lawyers for the f.c.c. said that the f.c.c. is new controversy i don't know that neutrality regulations. they were being challenged by of arise so that this was before the st judge panel we don't have a huge ruling yet we just you know have the arguments the supporters say the net neutrality preserves an open internet everybody has access you don't have to pay you know whether you're selling something out if you're the new york times or if you're a little tiny blog same cost to send stuff out you know to pay to pull stuff in whether it's com

she's developed almost a hierarchy. st a shot-caller in the house. >> that's the [ bleep ] i'm talking about, don't ask me to be quiet ever. that's the [ bleep ] i'm talking about. >> i can network with everyone. i know everyone from the street and it's just like i can utilize every single person for something to make my stay more comfortable. >> happy birthday from "f" pod. >> thank you. >> happy birthday, have fun it's your birthday from ebony, i love you. happy birthday baby. i've been here for a year. meeting you is a breath of fresh air. i look forward to our continued friendship. thank you, tweet! >> welcome. >> i love you. >> kelsey erwin is in the ad-seg setting because we ended up having a lot of problems on the minimum side. it started to become more and more apparent. we'd hear from multiple people. it wasn't just one or two people. this was multiple people over months that she was running drugs. >> so this is her cake. >> aw! >> see? >> erwin denies ever dealing drugs in general population. but admits to havi

there is a hierarchy, and his two questions are dependent on what? cess to a lawyer, access to a lawyer, and i would say that the thing i feared most in south africa was that i would be arrested and i would not have access to a lawyer. you have to have a lawyer. so you learn to have a kind of sensitivity on things that are really going wrong. and the second thing is him access for the lawyer to a judge. there's something terribly important about the adversary process. that, too. presente in and they danger. courts are not courts. one-sided courts are not courts. good luck. >> justice breyer, you mentioned search and seizure, and you also had said you have some trouble with the dog case. >> that was a tough case. particularly if you liked dogs. >> why was a tough? >> it was a question of unreasonable search and seizure. he divided 5-4. warrantman without a who is standing in the street can look into your house if you leave the window open. that is your problem. he can do that. and he can go up to the front door, too, like any other person, unless you p

there's a hollywood hierarchy. >> jon: oh really. yo, affleck, i salute you, sir. is it weird for an actor, one thing about this with the people that were kind enough to be in the film that i was doing so they just leave and they have no idea what's happening now in that little dark room where i could be just ruining everything. is that, does that run through ever's head? >> yes. there's this strange moment as an actor where you think like oh i'm controlling all of this and this one take. and it's like in the back, him the camera everybody's going like cool he thinks he's controlling it. and i think it's actually, it's a great thing because you know, the movie i did, this is where i worked with the director twice in a row. what i could see is when you make a relationship it's all about relationships and you have to trust your director. you give them everything, you throw it all out there and you got it together and i think it's sort of impossible not to trust someone like you. [laughter] >> jon: ha ha. here's the nice thing about me. i'm only doing one movie i can

his buddy because he's going to try to impress the more men around they'll align themselves in a hierarchy seems like all -- it was a perfect storm of negative things to happen to this terrible, terrible story for this young man. >> gosh, men, men -- >> oh, but we love them, don. >> let's move on to the case, though, of a 16-year-old in nevada who's been charged as an adult with two counts of murder. the victim his own mother. and brother. holly, a manhunt is under way to find the teen who was initially thought to be a victim of of this gruesome crime. he was apprehended on wednesday. is that going to play a part in this case, holly? >> well, yes, it's what we call indicia of guilt. when you flee a scene -- >> say that again. a what? >> it's called the indicia of guilt, like, an indicator of guilt, if you flee the prosecutor is able to argue to the jury that that indicates that you were guilty and that's why you were running away. we know from the police reports that have been released, not only has the mother multiply stabbed but the little brother was stabbed and left in the batht bathtu

idea, because it was easy to do countercyclical spending with the military because it's already a hierarchyf society, but society as a hierarchical. the more you begin to feel objectively that your ties with the people are there, he might be able to create a political movement where people subjectively than relate to a common agenda. i think because without any objective basis for commonalities, why should you expect people subjectively to have linkages? again, a moral claim we should all be united in the community. why? have no objective community, why should we have a subjective one? finally, uses of history. so obviously history has its own logic. one doesn't write history in order to convey a certain politics alone. there are multiple ways in which you go into projects. my interest in the first part was recovery. was recovery i forgotten history. the combined agenda was forgotten. and that i thought was a self-important. a history of discovery of a legitimate practice in historical profession. go back and say there was a great ride or strike and in that sense that's a completely normal

because remember while it's true the muslim brotherhood is an islam organization at the core it's a hierarchyd you don't have the financing and you don't have the brotherhood. >> and flash floods and landslides killed 20 people and thousands of families are in emergency evacuation centers and more rain is expected and they are searching for 7 people missing in the providence and al jazeera is there. >> they are under a state of calamity and 20 have died and 200 homes have been destroyed due to land slides, thousands of residents evacuated but it's unsure when they can go back to their homes. many of the roads here are still impassable and recovery efforts are still ongoing for many of those who have remained trapped in many residential villages. now the providence is one of the center of illegal small mining, operations here in northern philippines. a few months ago the supreme court ordered to halt all operations with small and large scale operations here. many environmentalists warned of damage to the environment because of those operations. but many of the residents hearsay they don't real

circuit is the second most important court in the country not because it sits in a hierarchy of the judiciary. it is that these hugely consequential cases involving the federal government are brought in that court. the recess appointment court went there, the epa case. you can see why it is there are such political struggles over the appointment to that court. let's turn to fair housing. >> very well, if you followed an earlier season of the supreme court, you know there was an exciting episode that took place in burlington county, new jersey. tom here was involved arguing that case involving the strip search of a prisoner in burlington county. this is a different type of issue coming from the same location, the county seat of burlington county, called mount holly and it involves an urban renewal type program. the town of mount holly wants to has begun to bulldoze a neighborhood called the mount holly gardens and build new housing there. they feel the area is blighted and there is a lot of crime there. they want it improved. mount holly gardens neighborhood is also the one part of town which

notion that the dc circuit is the second most important court in the country not because it sits in a hierarchy of the judiciary. it is that these hugely consequential cases involving the federal government are brought in that court. the recess appointment court went there, the epa case. you can see why it is there are such political struggles over the appointment to that court. let's turn to fair housing. you followed, if an earlier season of the supreme court, you know there was an exciting episode that took lace and burlington county, new jersey. tom here was involved arguing stripase involving the search of a prisoner in burlington county. this is a different type of issue coming from the same location, the county seat of purling 10 county, called mount urbanand it involves an renewal type program. the town of mount holly wants to -- has begun to bulldoze a neighborhood called the mount holly gardens and build new housing there. they fill the area is lighted and there is a lot of crime there. they want it improved. mount holly gardens neighborhood is also the one part of town which is a min

so there is a class system, quite literally a class hierarchy in wall street regulation >> how big a threat to do we face? >> a pretty big threat. as with last time, we don't know what it s last time, we were blind sided by the mortgage crisis you even though there were a few oracles who said they predicted it, no one could have predicted that the economy could be so bad that income inequality would bed a bad as it is economic recovery stumbled along, almost the stagnation no one predicted that, we won't see that coming next time either but it's worth it for regulators to take a look at assets that are priced way too high, relative to what they are a worth. >> died this moore. thanks so much. >> thank you. >>> the conversation about the 2008 financial crisis continues tomorrow on the "newshour," interview with the man who head up the treasury department back then, henry paulson. >>> finally, the connection, tonight, a few lives remember from the civil rights era. they would have been in their early 60s now, grandmothers perhaps, maybe nearing the end of their careers or enjoying reti

in heriew, there was a hierarchy of health-- mental health for homosexuals-- all on a scale of comingut, with people hidden and closeted, then coming out to close friends and relatives, to an ultimate which was i remember her saying that at some point, and thinking, "the woman is crazy. who would ever prefer that everyone know?" and it was very frightening that we would be found out, but at the same time, the feelings were so intense that i didn't seem to have any power over not acting on them. when adults who are gay go back and talk about their attempts to come out to families, these are where families break down. they can tell painful stories how parents wouldn't listen, kept trying to change them, wouldn't give them support, and rejected them. we have friends who came out and found their possessions out on their yard. their parents dispossessed and disowned them. i can remember being terrified of telling my children, and feeling strongly that i had to tell my children. falling in love with connie-- if she and i were going to live together, they needed to know what this relationshi

life, or is it, you know, [inaudible] plain and simple like -- [inaudible] is it just a reflection a hierarchy of society of that particular time? you know, you had racial inequality all over the country, but the military you certainly had had a lot of southern -- right. >> you know, -- >> yeah. i think the pasco ghetto and -- it's more like downtown baltimore and town send; right? it's the difference between a blighted older area is no longer, you know, you can't even get a loan there anymore because it's blighted. and the new and the brand new suburb where everybody wants to live who can. that sort of kind of segregation far more than the southern sort of segregation, which is neighborhood by neighborhood and institution by institution. that kind of spatial segregation occurred in the post war period an all over the country. not just in the south. you a question back there. >> what is your next project? >> thyme writing -- well, i'm writing a book about a guy a russian-american. he was in on this manhattan project security from the ground up. before that he fought on the russian civil war on

there is a hierarchy. and his two questions are dependent on what? access to a lawyer. access to a lawyer. and i would say that the thing i feared most in south africa is that i would be arrested and i would not have access to a lawyer. you have to have a lawyer. so you learn to have a kind of sensitivity on things that are really going wrong. and the second thing is access for the lawyer to a judge. there is something terribly important about the adversary process. >> remember that too. adversary. there are often very good arguments on the security side. >> very good. >> it isn't true, one side making all this stuff up. they come in and present things. >> one-sided courts are not courts. one-sided courts are not courts. adversary with a lawyer representing. good luck. >> and justice breyer, you mentioned search and seizure. and you also had said that you have some trouble with a dog case this term. >> that was a tough case. especially if you like dogs. [laughter] >> why was it tough? >> oh, it was tough. it was a question of unreasonable search and seizure. i'll put th

we're working together here, we're a team, we're a hierarchy. we're just like the dogs.'s the top dog, who's the alpha male? me. you gotta do what i say when i say it. i mean, if i could fire the entire staff and start from scratch, i would do that too. >> so who wrecked the van? >> well, neil. >> what do you do, just yell at him? >> i don't talk to neil, as a matter of fact. >> why? you don't like him? >> i hate him. he's a [bleep]. he's a--i'll give you $8.50 or $9 worth of work and not a [bleep] penny more and not any more effort. okay? that's neil. >> when he got bit by the dog and was bleeding, were you concerned about him or the dog? >> ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha! okay-- >> andrew, i gotta tell you-- your laugh scares the [bleep] out of me. >> because it's a farce. what neil did was reach down and push the dog back, at which point, the dog bit him. >> it sounds like he was just trying to stop the dog from running in the street. >> i was horrified. why--why would you do that? >> as andrew's ranting and raving, neil walks in. instead of andrew using some sort of decorum

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a greater voice for lay people. and she has rankled her church's hierarchy on a host of other issues. scrutiny of women relgious? rible, unacceptable, divisive and unnecessary. >> ongoing revelations of sexual abuse and the coverup by hierarchy? >> an infection in the body of the church. >> the shortage of priests? >> we don't have a shortage of priests. we have a shortage of celibate males. >> gay marriage? >> obviously a social issue that needs, needed to be addressed. >> she says that society is rapidly changing, and that all churches need to address those changes. >> to be reactionary at a time like this is to stand in front of a tsunami and say you can swim. we're changing. our goal is to change for the better. the church has to model that changing for the better, not clinging to the past, but reforming the future. it is possible. it's been done multiple times in human history, and we have to stop resisting it now. >> for the past 61 years, sister joan has been a member of mount st. benedict monastery in erie, pennsylvania. she was educated by the erie benedictines and entered the monastery here at age 16. >

. >> there is a certain hierarchy to the dead. >> he was also kind of a jerk. >> like he would talk to you. he would probably snub you. bring back somebody nice. bill, blah, blah, blah, you will be dead by friday, blah, blah, blah, nobody likes you, dumpster. >> one thing i can add to this before my demise is that this is for the october issue. maybe what you have are a bunch of editors tossing around ideas like october issue, october issue. halloween, halloween. zombies, halloween, death. excuse to put diana back on the cover. >> and do the zombie photoshop thing where you get with a different kind of thing. >> barbara is wondering what she would look like. not well. >> they aged her. >> by the way, quite attractive. mike, who would you pliek to see come back? -- would like to see come back? >> steve jobs. he was close to bringing everybody back. he was coming up with a new technology, i-tombs. >> that was another reason. >> he basically had senior talking points before. >> thanks for letting me hit it. >> i just want to say i originally thought the same thing. it was like, out of all

. >>> tonight a "feed frenzy" for the record after kanye west placed himself at the top of the music hierarchythe biggest of all of them. >> jimmy kimmel responded showing us what those words sound like coming from a far smaller individual. >> we the rock stars. and i'm the biggest of all of them. >> kanye not amused with jimmy's spoof. after all according to kanye that interview was the first piece of honest media in years. followed was a kanye kimmel social media battle. >> finally i am in a rap feud. >> one that turned vicious. many tweets too graphic for television. "the new york times" set the record straight on mario luigi from the super mario brothers games. in an obituary for the president, the times misstated the duo's all important professions. quote, the brothers mario and luigi who appear in this and nintendo games are plumbers not janitors. >> oh, no. >> and a record breaker threw his final pitch at yankees stadium last night. when mariano rivera was taken out not by the manager, his long time teammates. he lost it. we have seen a lot of athletes come and go over the years but thi

there that is a thousand ways hierarchy. speak your language. use programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you. use a little turn to angles stories. so you hear. that spanish find out more visit. news continues here and i'll teach is ready to reform to make sure it's already spectacular rate of economic growth continues its aiming to establish the world currency and on the side combating corruption and regulating markets this is likely to be discussed in the chinese city which is hosting the world economic forum what's become known as the summer devil's auntie's katie pilbeam host of venture capital takes it up. the three day annual meeting of the new champions of the world economic forum as it officially titers will feature all the double settlements the global leaders the business heavyweights and the save the world policy is just minuses. but with the forever of valving global economy and china's increasing economic power in contrast years back in a growth this asia event really highlights the economic shift east despite a recent slow

by the way, he said the church, interestingly, the infallible church is not the pope of a hierarchy, it's all of the people together, that's who is infalliable. it's a different tone from the top down kind of language. >> a stunning interview. father beck, thank you. i know a lot of you want to read this. go to our belief blog. it's cnn.com/belief. many, many headlines made there. >>> and now to this. in colorado, an eerie moment of music in a flood-ruined home. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> it's beautiful, isn't it? tears for fears. mad world. that's the name of the song, mad world. look at this, the mud, the muck. this colorado man who lost nearly everything went home, sat down at his piano, and played this haunting song. his peon oh, one of the few items not completely ruined by the flooding, the mudslide. this is mark. he is playing his piano. i tell you this video has gone viral. a moment of solace in the face of disaster. mark is joining me now from boulder, colorado. mark, i have to tell you, i saw the video this morning and i have not been able to get your piano playing out of my head. it's reall

fear that it is a thousand ways hierarchy. mission. critical three. three. three. three. three. three. video for your media project free media r t v dot com. news continues here on r t a populist immigration party who once boasted mass murder and as bravely as a member looks set to play a key role in norway's new parliament the right wing progress party is likely to be invited to form an alliance with the conservatives there's a couple of explains why no way is joining a steady trend across europe. two years ago norway suffered the worst massacre since world war two a brutal assault unleashed against a summer camp for young people claiming seventy seven lives the perpetrator was extreme rightist anders breivik who claimed to have political motivation for his atrocities at his trial he said he wanted to punish the ruling labor party for its liberal immigration policies and to start a so-called conservative revolution he was a member of the progress party in his youth before he lost faith in it and in democracy and adopted the radical and muslim views that underpinned his act of te

>> if he did his job correctly then he has a significant hierarchy of management to take the reins. >> quickly going back to mulally, phil lebeau put out excellent points, why it wouldn't be that crazy for him to take over. he's a fan of the tech industry and my question is whether or not alan mulally at this stage of the gage would be ready to take on the challenge that would be microsoft. >> that would be dangerous. microsoft is a high-risk, high-reward endeavor. you either stand up at the ballpark and you're known for the rest of the century our fail miserably, which may not necessarily be your fault because you couldn't stop the ship from sinking and you're known as taking down microsoft so i do own center point >> what about splitting microsoft up? a little bit self-serving as well because this is one of my 2013 predictions, that, you know, microsoft will not look the same as it was eight, nine months ago at beginning of the year at the end of the year. >> okay. >> is splitting up the answer? >> no, i don't think it's the answer. i think you're right it will not look the same and

a donkey. what's the hierarchy in the group of animals? >> well, camels do the carrying, they can carry a very large amount of load, so they are indispensable. then, the horses are mostly for the merchants. not every person who's accompanying or who's part of the caravan has a horse. >> you could just walk? >> sure, it was more a higher echelon thing. then, the little donkey, the smallest but the most important, does the leading. >> really? >> because donkeys are very adapted to the geography. he knows which slope to take, which one not to take, which way to go, they're very sensible by nature. so, the pace is the pace of the donkey and the human being walking. >> that's amazing. the donkeys, they just judge the terrain as they go along, and they're actually the brains of the operation. i never knew that. led by our clever donkey, our small caravan sets off as if to the next caravanserai. describe a typical day on the road. >> they took off when the sun was up. they traveled approximately about 30 kilometers a day, if there wasn't much slop

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a while. >> the hierarchy for al qaeda. at happened recently, we have to consider this incident in a long line of a chain of events. they believe they have prematurely declared for elections and we have to understand that al qaeda achieved far more than than they could have dreamed of. they occupied territory, an area larnler than the size of france. they roired an intervention in kenya. they are capable to mount attacks along the classic al qaeda lines. >> and yet it's not a high impact attack like obviously a 9/11 attack on the terrorists. it's not technically sophisticate and can have a large impact. >> the same thing in nigeria. you have niger and libya is a mess and on top of that you have syria. i agree that there is a resurgence we are seeing. that's what's happening now. the question is, where will they attack next? >> you have been on our program and it's all about the transformation that you became an islamic extremist while you were in prison in egypt and you have completely changed your mind and actually sort of

there is a hierarchy, and his two questions are dependent on what? cess to a lawyer, access to a lawyer, and i would say that the thing i feared most in south africa was that i would be arrested and i would not have access to a lawyer. you have to have a lawyer. so you learn to have a kind of sensitivity on things that are really going wrong. and the second thing is him access for the lawyer to a judge. there's something terribly important about the adversary process. >> remember that, too. they come in and they present danger. >> one-sided courts are not ourts. one-sided courts are not courts. good luck. >> justice breyer, you mentioned search and seizure, and you also had said you have some trouble with the dog case. >> that was a tough case. particularly if you like dogs. >> why was a tough? >> it was a question of unreasonable search and seizure. we divided 5-4. a policeman without a warrant who is standing in the street can look into your house if you leave the window open. that is your problem. he can do that. and he can go up to the front door,