when we at inet t.v. broadcast about freedom of speech and talk about democracy, the rights of the people, these are things that are accepted in international and western society. when we talk about things that are accepted in the west here, we must be helped. >> ilham is the ceo of it inet t.v. once once a not otheruos war lord who is now a political leader. it's one of a number of war lord t.v. stations run by powerful, political and ethnic leaders and used to promote personal agendas. as one journalist told foreign policy magazine: you can't be a self-respecting war lord these days and not have your own television station. >> there are certain strongmen who buy a television station or set one up from scratch, a, because it's sort of a vanity project. they feel good that they have a television subject. they defend themselves. they believe if they come under attack from a government institution, from the attorney general's office, that they could defend themselves using this television station. >> in afg

next thing you know i'm on t.v. on four fox stations l.a. new york dallas or dallas and detroit and i maintain my radio position while doing the six week sneak peak because i was having a good time in radio almost twenty five years i was making a decent living i was very very happy i had my family and all the sudden. the talk show came along the roses you gave up the reviewer. for me seventeen years ago when i was both when i saw those a kid i was twenty two ordered room and told that i was low both men are always allowed to do both because men don't maintain the household i'm not saying anything i'm just saying you put me down or you know i'm going to let you know i hold on we're all up putting women up you see even after a long day on the set where my guest is larry king and i've got tons of hot topics and ask wendy you know get home and make sure that the food is gathered for dinner make sure the dishwasher is emptied or empty it myself i mean even if we don't do all the work in our head as you were the house managers are you doing i'm do

perfectly great career to fully concentrate on this t.v. show i am surrounded by a great staff of people who i listen to with open ears i'm one of the executive producers as well so you know those are my husbands exactly producer who's also my manager and then there's david pearler and most recently. a fellow by the name of jason but i will tell you that as a woman of a particular age sometimes it's very hard for us to open our heads to new ideas you know because i'll say no all day instead now i say no convince me why it should be so i'm a host that's willing to listen to criticism good and bad but i'm also a host very comfortable on the camera i'm not i'm not scared to be laughed at fall or cry secret is no secret there is no secret you have to be yourself and good talk show host is not creative create created it's she's born do you check grave danger every day do you look sorry it was syndicated you could be strong in detroit week in memphis. and to leave oh yeah no i leave those people who are obsessing about the ratings might saying th

coming up on our t.v. washington is becoming the political battleground congress is still debating u.s. military intervention in syria we'll tell you more next and in war torn syria the violence has reached a small town near the nation's capital it's a village that holds one of the all this christian minorities in the world growing concerns for this community coming up. and don't forget to put your best face forward the department of homeland security is putting together a huge database for facial recognition but does this really help law enforcement more on that in tonight's show. it's friday september sixth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm your i david and you're watching our t.v. we begin tonight with syria as the debate for and against a military strike continues in congress president obama cleared a major hurdle this week by gaining approval from the senate formally relations committee as they voted ten to seven on their own version of the military authorization however it hasn't exactly been easy for

coming up on our t.v. talks of us military intervention may be shifting the international community is now seeking a deal where the syrian government hands over its chemical weapons so that in updates from capitol hill just ahead and the public may soon see more of the n.s.a.'s inner workings of the u.s. government is expected to reveal the secret decisions of the fires a court while more and more tech companies pressure the court for permission to divulge their requests an update on the n.s.a. secret surveillance coming up and if you didn't get any sleep last night you're not alone millions of americans are developing new sleep disorders and with them a new dependency on big pharma a full breakdown on how these sleep friendly drugs are ruling the nation later in the show. it's tuesday september tenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm the mere idea of it and you're watching our t.v. we begin today with syria where the conversation on potential military action may be shifting a diplomatic solution is now on th

in fact, the future of t.v.reasingly doesn't even involve a t.v., as more people turn to cell phones, tablets and laptops to view content. >> the state of video has never been stronger. >> sreenivasan: at a house hearing yesterday on innovation and regulation, executives from companies operating in this rapidly changing environment spoke to both the opportunities and challenges it presents. dave rozzelle is with suddenlink communications, a regional cable and internet provider. >> the path to continued growth for cable is to enhance and expand its customer's use and enjoyment of our networks. cable is investing billions annually to ensure that this potential can be realized and as >> sreenivasan: but as consumers change what they watch and how, new fault lines are emerging over who produces and distributes content, how it's delivered, and what happens to the old economic models of the business. this summer a dispute between time warner cable and cbs led to a blackout of cbs for millions of customers. the argumen

welcome back to the weekly on t.v. now the situation concerning gay rights in russia has been huge debate among activists politicians and even athletes a new law prohibiting gay propaganda to money is a small calls for a boycott of the upcoming winter olympics in sochi in february when i discussed the issue with a panel of guests earlier this week. we have been accused of not covering this topic here on the t.v. and just last week a freelance reporter by the name of james kind of chick he brought our t. certainly into the spotlight didn't he with great start one has to say and he says that he made a very good choice if you ask what you want to do twitter follower bump for him but to get to the point this by the way is our third panel on gay rights in russia but that's beyond the point kurtz that came on to our t.v. to let us know what he thinks about our coverage or lack thereof of the gay rights in russia and this is what happened you know being here on a crowded.

welcome back to the weekly t.v. now the situation concerning gay rights in russia has been huge debate among activists politicians and even the fleet's a new law prohibiting gay propaganda to minors and sport calls for a boycott of the upcoming winter olympics in sochi in february when i discussed the issue with a panel of guests earlier this week. we have been accused of not covering this topic here on t.v. and just last week a freelance reporter by the name of james kirchick he brought our t. certainly into the spotlight didn't he with great star one has to say and he certainly made a very good. choice if you ask what you want to do twitter follower bump for him but to get to the point this by the way is our third panel on gay rights and i said but that's beyond the point kurtz that came on to r.t. to let us know what he thinks about our coverage or lack thereof of gay rights in russia and this is what happened you know being here on a kremlin funded propaganda network i'm going to wear my gay pride suspenders and

michael talking about t.v. . paine because i think like you were saying this grassroots method it's so new to russia and in terms of television coverage i'm assuming you were talking about the federal the national channels they did cover him they focus more on the trials right and this is the man but there are other options here in russia that there's t.v. reign in which you've got hour long interviews and send you some check with five hundred thousand followers on twitter so certainly he was out there and i think that i mean i agree that once you get everybody preaching to that demographic group this crime he didn't have an institutional chance to get. out of that demographic that's a root fair question we don't know yet if you had to view coverage we would find out but unfortunately most people in russia their first exposure to of all me was as a defendant in a criminal case well i have a very dubious privilege. every of the early in the morning and late at night late at night or the cost. of that i rolled. out

a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are all today. today on larry king knowledge would be williams the always cat a talk show host sounds all about her success and her competition running this t.v. race with blinders on the way i rode my radio race a month or a bread and i don't need to look to the left or right i'm competing against myself i was one of those fortunate people i did not go to rehab and i'd never look back now and i've never looked back plus that's the way you actually say honey. that's a friendly way to walk in the room it breaks up the crowd so the people don't think i'm there for evil i'm there for good cause i'm a very tall woman that's all ahead on larry king now. he's wendy williams.

i'm lynn neary david and you're watching our t.v. we begin tonight with the un general assembly world leaders from one hundred and ninety three countries have descended on new york city for their annual meeting this week in the morning president obama addressed the assembly and pushed for a u n security council resolution that enforces syria's cooperation however syria was not the only foreign policy issue on the president's agenda he also addressed nuclear proliferation in iran to discuss more on the highlights coming out of the u.n. today i'm joined now by our t's honest. who is in new york following all of the developments . on a sausage just a few hours ago rouhani addressed the u.n. general assembly for the first time can you elaborate on some of the points that he made in his speech well i mean where this was the first time he addressed the united nations general assembly as iran's president certainly for the last eight years we witnessed mahmoud ahmadinejad come to new york and kind of put on a show today we was the first time

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t.v. . dramas the chance to be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. food since changing the world's lights never. so picture of today's leaves. on demand from around the globe. look to the. t.v. . told him a language of all but i will only react to situations i have read the reports from . the pollution from a no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to save lives it is a k.l.a. car is on the docket no god. no more weasel words when you made a direct question simply prepared for a change when you run should be ready for a. printout of speech and down to freedom to cross. the bible says many times the goat is the father of all forms. i'm sure he told me to serve these children. and those i strayed from the orphanage that you know in times he just close i fell nobody needed me that. my fellow pilgrims past. my dad is probably the kindest soul in the world. one can't abandon the child he knows that they wouldn't survive so he injurious to th

programs and documentaries in arabic it's what you hear on all t.v. reporting from the world talks of the ip interview intriguing story are you. trying arabic to find out more visit arabic don't call. you're watching aren't t with me when the friends thousands rallied in berlin in protest at a russian law banning the promotion of gay lifestyles those under the age of eighty some protesters joined the call for a boycott of the upcoming such a winter olympics russia has been the focus of widespread criticism over the issue of gay rights in the country because of the legislation so artie's culture correspondent martin andrews took a look at the gay life in the russian capital. the real rainbow russia fights on the streets and less arrests for many around the world moscow brings images of snow spies violence and now extreme homophobia the new anti-gay propaganda law has certainly break night in the cold war hangups from decades ago on this time it's the l g b t community in the spotlight all the fights for equality and boycotts on sporting events can be j

the t.v. and some he wouldn't grow up but i actually think like really that he'd give it another element which is really that they get all of these friends to be together to try to. get an hour or so we're going to just cut through the items a couple of times and within a couple of times like that. and get yourself a dish you can go out and. get a could do this there may be. very. good and heard some of us. generous and. see the world for this of someone. and they need to get a little muscle work even the phrase this is the larry king special because iraq is cheap so we're going to go ahead and plenty our margins are lower and there you are ranked everything. so the you see good if you pull. it here makes it a little good for. you the shape. of the. money. we're in says. the soldier the from. the right on the. yes. and what is it in there. he sounds out that is it and i'm going to record here is that there is an armor but if she could just claim. i mean i found. the restaurant you are good or

all probably a t.v. movie. early eighty's and has been a long so you must think you want to do something i'd like to yet you know it would be fun would you dread just so what do you know i'd rather work for a great director because you know we all need each other enough i think it be fun for me to hang on the set of you know coen brothers movie or george clooney who i think is a great director he'd be fun to act for what makes a great director. you know there are a lot of ways to skin the cat but i think it ultimately boils down to you know taste judgment about the best way to sort of bring a particular story to the screen whatever that story is comedy drama the tools medium yeah it's a director's medium and so but you don't have to be the nicest guy in the world you don't have to talk a lot. there again it's every kind of personality can make a really wonderful movie the other thing is that no matter how good you are occasionally you miss fire it's all it's a medium that cannot be mastered what did you make a

walker he's a syndicated t.v. commentator right gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it mike if i go to you first in washington the latest news on the n.s.a. scandal is that. the telecommunications providers telephone companies quite willingly gave information here vast amounts of information to the n.s.a. without really twisting there is a risk too much second of all we have a shooting in washington d.c. why didn't the n.s.a. pick up on that guy that he should have been on the radar radar they have a vast empire to watch us. well absolutely your first point is all of the providers the service providers we're all reading about that all the time in europe and it's amazing because. you know we you know what people want to cooperate with the united states government you know but then at the end then you reach the point where they also have clients all of these service providers have clients so with their you know where they draw the line you they w

t.v. . speak your language. school music programs and documentaries in spanish matters to you breaking news a little turn to tip angles stories. then try to. visit. more news today. again flared up if these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations or the day. missions. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. three. three. the un says it should be the only one to establish whether there has been a chemical attack in syria the us state john kerry claimed intelligence agencies. this as the world holds its breath over a possible intervention in syria as president obama calls for more military action but looks for approval from congress. president appeals to the american leader the nobel peace prize winner warning him over the consequences of a campaign against syria. radiation of the fukushima nuclear plant. than previously thought which could prove lethal within.

radio or t.v. dot com. that was a vegetable so on gates it will be encouraged in the great we check in with all teachers of cap and also use in our purses tell us about the real feeling on the streets that last i spoke to the head of saxo bank and i asked him what the underlying problems of the yahrzeit are and what needs to change to sort of problems out what is up with what is the call to show in thomas our in-house investor poise at the business desk to give us a peek at his because i thought fast. this week the federal reserve defied expectations and decided to keep the u.s. economy on life support the fed will continue to pump cheap money into the system or injecting the sick patient with steroids fed chairman ben bernanke is concerned that the u.s. economy is still not healthy enough to survive without its monthly medicine he's referring to the eighty five billion dollars a month the stimulus program which equates to one trillion dollars a year as a huge prescription halt of which is spent on supporti

programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world talks about six of the c.o.r.p. interview intriguing story to tell you. the arabic to find out more visit arabic don't call. her again this is all she let's move on now the u.s. military's twelve year fight in afghanistan is drawing to a close but there is some unfinished business on the ground washington still doesn't know what to do with its trail in bond ground built in early stages of the war on terror it may be dubbed this second gone tunnel mode but its reputation for torture abuse and lethal interrogation methods made even gets much osses it reports now on what the future holds for background now. some call the prison a second guantanamo although in reality it was established just before the detention center in cuba and at one point housed twice as many inmates at the height of the u.s. war in afghanistan but these are just details the two really could be called sister jails just like guantanamo bay graham is used to detain people apprehended in the u.s

and there's plenty for you on our t.v. dot com including nuking the nation it's revealed america was just one swept away from a nuclear disaster after its own air force drops to atomic bombs over north carolina fifty two years ago. meanwhile in germany it's time for leader hose an enlarger head to be in motion page on our website for the first drop of video from the unix world famous beer festival. today. these are the images. the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations rule the day. the troika of european lenders is now back in athens and it's to decide on a new bail a new bailout package aimed at healing the fragile greek economy but as our tears lucy caffein off reports the new installment of cash will mean even more austerity and people have vowed a week of fresh street protests. a team of international inspectors is here in athens for a fresh audit of the country's ailing finances with debt stricken greece hoping for progress in reining in spending will unlock even more loans greece has be

us t.v. out of west virginia as the story. john buckland into a markham were both think costume and event at the nearby american legion post they teach positive lessons to chill during the interview. but the lesson became real life they spring into action rushing towards the flames checking to see if anyone was inside a couple living here was out of town their cat couldn't get out it was trapped and had to be resuscitated by a real life superhero first hollywood screenwriters could have written a better speed of hollywood warner brothers has taken a lot of flak for tapping ben affleck to play the dark knight in the next batman movie as one commentator on gawker dot com pointed out john buckland one of the weekend warriors who may be king rescue is another person better suited for the role of batman than ben affleck so if warner brothers ever needs to make a change they can just head on over to west virginia and good luck with your call. dear mr president now that russia and syria indicated a willingness to work with the u.n. s

the latest news on the week's top stories here on our t.v. russia succeeds in a virgin us attack on syria as most going to washington shake hands on a deal for the damascus to give up its chemical weapons. permit you know. mark and our t. team is a hit yet again as a serial on the rest of the christian century of molyneux love from jihad his forces. to yes up to and brave big to shock the world with the horrific massacre in norway the empty immigration planting that he was a member of is poised to take. a while when coalition will look at the cloud of multiculturalism across europe.

three balls video for your media project real down to our t.v. dot com. we're watching back to cap so i'm katie pilgrim but it's going to a.t.m. cell coming stage i speak to the brains behind the machine plus we check in at the frank mode to show and talk about them on the rocky road ahead companies to come as well as mr sean thomas saw in house investor he gives us a peek at his full idea but. today is the five year anniversary of the biggest bankruptcy in history the a when the ruthless risk taking gravy buying capacity past the dow traders are standing there watching a major battle brewing or the worst day on wall street because we're married down forty three percent that it was happening wall street yes that was the catastrophic reaction to the destruction of believe in brothers the biggest financial blow since the great depression bought a home of a decade on the house the layman lessons been lugs what it seems the risk taken habits are hard to shade just lost it will street's biggest bank j.p. morgan chase last of a six billion dollars on credit def

programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on all t.v. reporting from the world's hot spots skiffy ip interviews intriguing stories for you to. live in trying. to find out more visit our big. dog called. u.n. asserts only it is able to provide a credible answer on whether toxic gas was used in syria last month as the u.s. wraps up its case for a military strike while continuing to blame the assad regime. meanwhile league members refused to go along with the syria attack including iraq still witnessing the effects of the u.s. led invasion. radiation levels rocketed japan's crippled fukushima nuclear plant is reading the show exposure can cause death and as little as four hours. are the liberals as debt ridden greece may need a third bailout despite the country already struggling to meet the terms of current payments and its jobless figures remaining the highest in the e.u. .

ring of fire t.v. welcome back. fine but we've got a problem here i mean there's no apparently no doubt the chemical weapons have been used in syria and that's an atrocity and there's no doubt that assad's a nasty guy although i think there's still some doubt that he was you know whether whether he ordered the the the gas being used or whether somebody in his government did it in an effort to sabotage him rather than help him there's a lot of stuff up in the area it seems and i'm here and i'm not echoing talking point so many for and of it is these are things that republican and democratic members of congress are saying what's your take. well i think they have some real questions i mean first of all isn't that where we begin this whole discussion and that is there is no hurry if there's a an element of punishment there's many ways to go at that and rather than rather than learning from what we what we should have learned in iraq the at least the inside built way the top leadership inside that built way still doesn't

and the week's other top stories here on our t.v. the diplomatic standoff over syria's chemical weapons and as the u.n. security council finally agrees a disarmament for instance adopting in a storage resolution. also at the u.n. an apparent thaw in iran u.s. relations now a landmark phone conversation between the nation's leaders offered hope for progress in stole the talks over to iran's nuclear program. and greenpeace activists still in custody after attempting to scale an article oil drilling platform could face charges of piracy with russian authorities accusing them of endangering the crew and the environment. three pm in moscow watching r.t.r. marina josh welcome to the program of the twenty fourteen sochi winter olympics flame has been lit in greece is a link via the birthplace of the games it's from here that the torch will travel thousands of kilometers to next year's host city in russia are designer farmer has been watching the ceremony in greece and shared his impressions with me as well as to bond would say he was in suc

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well so i hear on our t.v. in california there is a prison that lets you pay for a better cell so what is that the end of the so called the hard knock life more after the break. i think. i'm. a big fuss. over. that you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy correct albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our press system a girl we've been a hydrogen why a handful of transnational corporations they will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built up my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem or trying to rational debate in a real discussion critical issues facing america if i ever feel ready to join the movement then welcome to it. welcome back well if you do the crime you do the time how hard that time is could depend on how d

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pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today. coming up on politicking with larry king former assistant secretary of state jamie ruben speaks out about the united states' role in the syrian crisis also has the commander in chief role been damaged former george w. bush spokesperson reed dickens and democratic strategist tanya acker face-off it's all next on politic a little larry king. to another edition of politicking on larry king joining us in studio today tanya acker the democratic strategist and reed dickens republican former republican strategist we'll get into them in a minute but we'll begin with an old friend joining us via skype from lung.

show loveline the radio show was going to become loveline the t.v. show on m.t.v. and they wanted some humor and dr drew used to listen to me on the local morning show k.-rock out here back when i was on the chimney kimmel and kevin and being can imagine jimmy kimmel back then and he thought i was funny and they said to him do who do you think funny who do you want to work with him because the guy just works with anesthesiologists. who who don't have a rich history and comedy he just said how about that guy adam carolla he seems funny and next you know i'm on the show now you used you would get a movie closer rode hard to understand you used to crowdfunding side to raise money for its. work well it's not quite begging it's sit well there's panhandlers and then there's a guy who will wash your windshield with the sports page for a buck this is more that he's doing they're both annoying. if you want them both to go away but at least the one guy is doing some modest went yeah so what you say is you want to make a movie called behind the suspenders. write that down lar

coming up on our t.v. u.s. relations with brazil continue to sour after it was revealed by edward snowden the u.s. was spying on the brazilian president she's canceled a planned visit to the white house and also wants her nation to have its own internet we'll tell you more about these developments ahead and d.c. is now the scene of a growing wage battle between workers and wal-mart attempts to make the company pay a living wage in d.c. have come up short but is the fight over more on that coming up in the u.s. federal government faces another potential shutdown that's if congress doesn't approve raising the u.s. debt ceiling we'll tell you more as the clock ticks toward another washington induced crisis later on today show.

politics only on our t.v. . speak your language. programs here documentaries in arabic in school here on the t.v. reporting from the world talks skiffy ip interviews intriguing story are you. trying arabic to find out more visit arabic don't call. i know c.n.n. the m s m b c news have taken some not slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's close and for the truth and might think. it's because one whole attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here. coming up. at our teen years we have a different thread. because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not i. but. i know. you guys stick to the jokes well handled it makes sense that i've got a. good leverage. to build a. good leader doesn't give a darn about anything mission to teach me why you should care about human to. dish is why you should care only. russia says it will hand the evidence to the uni

we have been accused of not covering this topic here on t.v. and just last week a freelance reporter by the name of james kind of chick he brought all tea certainly into the spotlight to me with great star one has to say. to me if you what you want to do twitter follower bump for him but to get to the point this by the way is our third panel on gay rights in russia but that's beyond the point kurtz that came on to r.t. to let us know what he thinks about our coverage or lack thereof of gay rights in russia and this is what happened you know being here on the kremlin funded propaganda network i'm going to wear my gay pride suspenders and going to speak out what about bradley manning plus i was there i don't i'm not really interested in talking about bradley i've been talking about being a riff environment of homophobia in russia right now and the russian gay people know that they have their friends and allies are i think those are the folks. i only go on that station with the russians so i don't want to waste too much time my critic we did invit

t.v. . israel's prime minister. torie called them bomb and against iran as he begins his mission in the u.s. still swore any possible so into runs relations with. britain's prime minister of the country may pull out of the european convention of human rights saying rulings that bind the deportation of radical islam is allowed jailed killers to vote come to be tolerated. convictions oxidants involved raise say they were tortured in confinement as part of the government's bid to break the opposition's triangle.

i didn't believe it until the end until i saw him on t.v. showing that he surrendered i was so happy that he come back he had given himself up. i didn't want to kill anyone there was some misunderstanding about that. who should be killed but i didn't want to do that. i clearly remember one time when they were talking about it i wasn't standing far from them and. thinking about how to escape from them as quickly as possible and. he talks quietly and his speech is a little slow. daughter around psychologists believe that exhibits the classic signs of autism back in the woods he was only trusted with menial tasks the only way he could earn the respect of his comrades was to become a suicide bomber. once he returned home from the woods cut his hair and took off his kemah flowers uniform his mother was relieved. grew up and lived most of his life without his father who was sent to prison for murder he says that he used to watch islamic videos on the internet he became obsessed with the subject and began to look for people. could introduce him to

coming up on our t.v. in new york the u.n. general assembly continues diplomatic talks circle around the syria crisis and the possible improvement of u.s. iran relations we'll have the latest on today's events ahead. and the u.s. military claims that the guantanamo bay hunger strike is over but that's not the only news coming out of good mo we'll tell you why the detention facility was seeking millions of dollars for upgrades coming up. and a florida man was struck and killed by a police officer now the man's family is pressing for criminal charges against that officer but so far that hasn't happened more on this case later in the show.

a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. mission free accreditation free comes for charges free. range and free. free. free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and free media old guard r.t. dot com you can. do two things that work is separation from your bodies and a lack of sleep. and so the detainees then becomes to rely on the interrogator and hopefully then at some point the detainees will become so compliant the detainees will tell you the things that you're asking about and you'll get the intelligence information that you need. i'm going to say i spent an entire year on my own. come along when you're alone for so long but i'm more. if you as a you realize how many things you could have done better in life. when you regret not having done them those more cons if you remember almost every person you treated badly. burned every heart you broke. as a child i wanted to be rich so i could drive fast cars. because of i enjoy drinking a lot sometimes it made me violent. i also took drugs. that's how

coming up on our t.v. in new york world leaders are gathering for the united nations general assembly how much of the conversation will focus on the crisis in syria and the chemical weapons attacks we'll take a look at that and more up ahead and kenya's capital of nairobi a terrorist attack on an upscale mall has left dozens dead so will the u.s. ramp up the fight against the group of four of leave behind the attack al-shabaab more on the attack coming up and for the u.s. private prison industry another man behind bars means more money in the bank many private prisons have quotas to keep most or all prison beds filled up more in the industry that combines money and bars later and tonight show. it's monday september twenty third five pm in washington d.c. i'm meghan lopez and you are watching r t well world leaders are gathered in new york city this week for the sixty eighth annual united nations general assembly and this meeting could not have come at a more important time the war in syria and a potential

ring of fire t.v. is well mike welcome back to how are you just great great to have you with us so this three act play what do you think. well i think the other part of the act is very important it's not just a rejection of reaganism it's rigid rejection of clintonism and i think a rejection of obama ism if you really want to follow this thing through you've got the thirty something millennia old that have not they haven't been happy with what they've been handed by reaganism clintonism and now they find obama ism is not much different and so that's why you've had this pushback and so much to push back tom that if you watch the if you watch the people surrounding obama the closest it's almost like they're amazed that there was pushback over syria there was pushback over larry summers there was push back over the harm social security push back on the x.l. pipeline push back on doma pushed back on gender and the pushback is there because the miss the myth has been busted and the myth is that if the clue

and in no way then on t.v. gratian policy is set to join the new coalition government to four member does break dozens in a crusade against multiculturalism we'll look at europe's a shift to the right.

and when i saw him on t.v. i couldn't see his face only the back of his head and i still recognize my boy instantly what matters most is that i didn't lose them forever. poverty isn't the end you can make them money and everything for me put right as long as you don't lose your soul. one element of the rehabilitation is regular visits to a local mosque under the supervision of a police officer every friday afternoon the faithful. doing for an hour and a half and get together for a blink a tree press they use the central mosque in the area where they live the latest news is discussed before pres begin. once inside the mosque everyone considers themselves face to face with. a fourteen centuries ago predicted that the time would come when children would disobey their parents now our children say that the parents don't understand islam and diverted from. the children say that we abandoned islam during the communist era the children cannot be blamed for this it is the fault of their parents parents who failed to pas

here there are no influence like t.v. or anything like this. you have to sit and think. simply sitting in thinking you should. keep his instruments in a corner of the same room his job is to high altitude conditions. to be sent to an institute in st petersburg and the equipment needs regular adjustment. in fact every polar job has its own specifics such details are handed down to each new generation of polar explorer. these balloons can rise to forty two kilometers. information to a console of the station. is very important we make aeronautical charts for aircraft like how high helicopters can fly for instance similar balloons are released all over the world at midnight g.m.t. russian polar explorers have long invented new ways to make the process more efficient such as how to make them easier to release. it is so short but we can still set up like this there's about fifty meters of rope here how to make it go. in a mixture of kerosene and benzene that. we came up with it makes it fly higher it can fly up to thirty kilometers. without it it will only go as high as twenty