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greek taxpayers pay for bailing out the banks who give money to the mainstream media to promote theirpaganda and promote the idea that we should support austerity and that we should bail out the banks. so, you see here, this vicious circle. >> there's a point about media ownership. we have seen countries, for example, like turkey, media outlets are owned by big conglomerates that do buzz with the government. how do you think coverage of political stories are affected by these kinds of relationships? >> if you see the latest report from organizations like reporters without borders, you will see that after the beginning of the crisis, we fell 50 places in the index of press freedom. can you imagine that? 50 places. we have now many countries that are non-democratic regimes and they enjoy more freedom of press than what journalists enjoy in the country where democracy was born. >> one of these stories coming out of the media has been the shutdown of state t.v. taken off air last year. the government's argument is that its financially unviable. what would you say to that? >> it's a hugely

they see a greek and turkish cypriot leaders and grace to enter a new round of talks suggesting a peace deal may be within reach. the trouble to the port city of common stock in the turkish health part of the audience. what's known as the gem of cyprus lots of fun outdoor stuff had been turned into a ghost town. as you'll find out citizens from both sides have joined forces hoping to restore the sissy was full of mold. we're here in the middle of the bars behind the bombs while ice the house which all it was warm and forbid them from the bidding because the ticket show me control the area. the greek cypriots george house the set but then since the day in august nineteen seventy four when his mother pack their bags and russia three children far away from the brush and neighborhood. hubby has described the event of which i put into it. progress the bushes. i learned many former inhabitants of the ones cry seaside resort than a chore to send him off today going in our lives north of russia made the bid on a cruise that was completely closed off when the turkish army invaded nature has recl

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some greeks end up on the streets by others and taken their own wine. i'm able to handle the pressure and in growing numbers i came close to two meetings use ninth inning to lead many greeks held the same way. and for the first time. research shows that the rise in suicides here in recent years is directly linked to the spending cuts which have driven the incident on employment. when it comes to grace its many men aged twenty one to eighteen knowing you are out too great to risk people for whom live i didn't think that in the house with us for awhile it's important to him. cos it was the cause of the social was put in was that of the new dr stephen which would make little difference i use when talking about god and organize station which offers free counseling to those thinking of taking the minds of most considered dangerous that's when he lost everything. a year ago. could you tell us what made you try to commit suicide it's a tragic story it is no place to live for somewhere to go and i was taken to increase two ended up being cleared and took advant

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-- greek pain. he points to the 30% unemployment rate and says europe needs a new deal in the form of justice. after his speech, he takes questions. we asked what he would change as president of the european commission. >> i will try to ask for a european summit for the public debt, for the european periphery, in the model of the mandate of 1953. they decided to cancel 60% of the public debts of germany after the second world war. the main victim of austerity measures is democracy itself. >> then he goes on his way. the candidate for the european left-wing whose real goal is to become the next prime minister of greece. >> anti-e.u. sentiment is also popular in britain. the right-wing wing party has seen a surge in popularity in. this is due in large part to its platform including calls for the u.k. to exit the block entirely. the latest polls suggest it could emerge as the strongest party in the european elections. a group of conservative parliamentarians wants to prevent that under the slogan "fres

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. >> the greek economy has shrunk by 25% since the last european elections. parties from all sides have been enabled to inspire people with a vision of where greece goes from here. the consequence of all this has been the fragmentation of greek politics particularly on the left. the party which ruled greece for years and years has disappeared without trace. in these elections greek voters will be offered a choice with no fewer than 46 different parties. >> an even around athens it those show politics plays out. in one square the far right golden dawn holds a rally. they're at nearly 10%. down the road there is a brand new party, the setting is ancient greek, the debate is conversational and entirely of non-politicians. at three months old they have 7% of the vote. >> parties have to realize greek society demands involvement. what they need to do to get into government. this shouldn't be the way to look at it. they should be finding answers. >> if there is anything good to be said about greece's troubles, people still love talking politics as always. but all t

is blamed for a spike in suicides among unemployed greeks. the media. you get. adesa reeled in the aftermath of a fiery nationalist run page that left more than forty people dead with placing shock as survivors share the grisly details of their ordeal. there was one woman she was walking along the ledge by the window. in the. glory. while some members of the crowd were kicking the bodies on the ground. on the. floor. some of the fiercest fighting in the past month has broken out in eastern ukraine as the army's fresh push into a restive city leaves up to twenty people dead. campaign is in the u.s. strike back against the fat cats of fracking pushing to get drilling sites. we bring you the stories of their success. you're watching our international coming to you live from moscow it's now eleven am here in the russian capital ukraine's southern city of odessa has declared the second of may a day of remembrance scorched into its memory by vicious street clashes and a raging inferno on friday more than forty people were beaten or shot to death when radical nationali

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yoplait greek 100! that's the stuff right there. you want to see which one yoplait greek beat? chobani yes! yoplait greek wins again. take the taste-off for yourself! it is a beautiful day for yogurt. >> this is abc 7 news. >> fast moving development tonight in the sale of the l.a. clippers. donald sterling because of those racist rants and his wife inking a record 2 billion dollar deal. but then we heard her husband say in the so fast. good evening i'm dan ashley. here's the latest. nba and sterling family trust have announced a settlement to resolve the dispute over the clippers ownership. clearing the way for the team sale to single buyer who made the record breaking bid. 2 billion buck. mary bruce is on the story. >> team will be sold to former microsoft chief executive steve balmer for a whopping 2 billion dollars. record setting price tag. nba and sterling family ink a deal ending the saga to sell the team from embattled owner donald sterling. sale negotiated by sterling wife shelly who said i am confident that steve will take the team to new level of success. deal all bu

aurora foods already sells greek pastries and nine new york supermarkets and a plan to expand. they steal the country's economic future lies with private enterprise not the government. as a whole. we don't rely on hopes we don't rely on the promises of politicians. some might call them crazy to try starting businesses in an economy this bad. but maybe they're exactly the kind of crazy that greece desperately needs met present rt happens the sole of his life to make your own blood. mike's cousin look so what's driving to school so pushing for independence mole great the localization of all this child away on obscene. steve the people of japan has a pierced she implements no discussion or chopsticks to eat. chopsticks are also used in other countries in asia but it is thought that japan is one of the only places where all the chopsticks to use when needed. and use chopsticks. chopsticks can be used in any number of ways. i chop seats can be used for mixing. i had. i do it feeling. this is indeed it is possible to see the contents of these chopsticks or two for two point one am. t

in these e legs, greeks will be offered a choice. there are fewer than 46 different parties. >> agentens show how this plays out. the far right golden dawn holds a local rally. they are on 10%. down the road, there is a brand-new party called patarney, or river. the setting is ancient greek. it's conversational. the centrist party is by non-politicians. at 3 months old, they have 7% of the vote. >> you have to realize. what they need to do to get into government. they should be finding answers. if there is anything good to be said about greece's troubles, it's perhaps the people love talking politics as always. all of the sharp politicians are claiming to be intend nowadays. all the new politics have in common is you won't get far if you are linked to the past. lawrence, al jazeera, athens. in afghanistan, five policemen have been injured after gunmen launched a pre-dawn attack on the indian continent in harat province. the government opened fire on the building with rock rocket-propelled grenades. no staff at the continent were hurt

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the greek economy shrunk by 25%. the consequence of all this has been the fragmentation of greek politics, particularly on the left. the party which ruled greece disappeared without trace. in these elections greek voters will be offered a choice of no fewer than 46 different parties. >> and in the netherlands, some people feel that it's the other countries who are not pulling their weight. >>> having your hair cut it not a bad way to find out what public attitudes are like. barbers spend their lives talking to customers. the mood says lazy southern europeans need to do work and start getting dutch and germans to pay taxes. >> when we are on holiday we work harder. when we have lunch in holland, we go to a shop, buy a sandwich and carry on. if we go to the southern part of yoourm, when i -- europe, when i go for lunch, i start at 11 o'clock and finish at 3 o'clock. >> here there is a gap between houses. where the european union was born, it's down the road. many here would burn the european dream. venlo is the home do

. >> reporter: the greek economy has shrunk by 25% since the last european elections.n all sides have been unable to inspire people with a vision of where greece goes from here. the consequence has been the fragmentation of greek politics, particularly on the left, the party which ruled greece for years and years has disappeared without trace. in these elections greek voters will be offered a choice although fewer than 46 different parties. a tour shows how this plays out. the golden dawn holds a rally. down the road there is a brand new party called the river. this centrist party is populated entirely by non-politicians. at just three months old, they already have 7% of the vote. >> translator: parties have to realize greek society demands solutions and grass roots involvement. the first thing parties always think about is what they need to do to get into government. they should be finding answers. >> reporter: if there is anything good to be said about greece's troubles it's that its people still love talking politics. but all the new politics have in common is if yo

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the pain of austerity has not just transformed the greek lifestyles but also the country's political landscape the traditional rival parties are formed coalitions and leading political forces have become sinking ships in this climate a party formed by a t.v. presenter has now instantly gained large scale support from the electorate is the party's popularity a sign of political dynamism or desperation of a something new we're in a concert investigates. c.v. is often a form of escapism and in greece right now people are hoping that a television star can replace our present political reality with something better when greeks hear the name stop. they think of a presenter who probes the prince of the problems of greek society and exposes them on telling. except he said of people know that i have principles and then i stand up for things that matter to them and that's why we've got so much support in such a short amount of time and i said he's a very capable man and his show is amazing. now thought i case is using his reputation to take things a step further creating his own political part

they think of a percent or two probes the prince of the problems of greek society and exposes them on having. sex it makes it a good work people know that i have principles and then i stand up for things that matter to them and that's why we've got so much support in search of a short amount of time and i say he's a very capable man and his show is amazing. now thought. but i case is using his reputation to take things a step further creates in his own political party it's called me which means river and the show man hopes his popularity will help bring people on board it was that we are a progressive policy and the maze of populism and to european ism bureaucracy and the political party system. the creation of the river comes out a time when trust in the existing political powers is at an all time low so that i guess is seen as a man of the people and his approach is getting his henchman with pulse putting them a third of fourth in terms of popularity what separates the badami from the rest is this dialogue that we're seeing right now stubbornness though that i can says that it's not

they say desperate times call for desperate measures and for many young greeks that was the case when they were forced to return to the countryside at the height of the economic crisis looking for cheaper and better quality of life but high taxes rampant unemployment and lack of resources have touched every single area in greece not just the cities leaving many and the dead and. i left the village five years ago i tried to work in the city at various companies but the quality of life there is not the same i returned and try to cultivate crops but unfortunately exploitation of lands office or a little money for a young person cannot have a family and make ends meet like this. lives in the village a lot of money the he travels back and forth to the city trying to make a living he is one of the few left here most people you encounter are much older like e.r.v.'s most of his children have also left but their village comprises seventy families which is around four hundred people half of the population left most of the people here old young people have moved to the cities were brought in se

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easy to use blame for a spike in suicides among unemployed greeks. but other media turns a blind eye to you get. as a desolated to arrest the victims of friday's massive fire we explore video evidence from immediately before the tragedy which were a significant questions about who's to blame. reporting repercussions a journalist working fourteen east ukraine is now want to buy the right sector of the bounty on his how to stand thousand dollars for allegedly being a russian spy. to saudi princes is locked in their palace by the king for over a decade we tried to unravel whether it was their human rights activism or a royal family feud that's led to their lockdown and. for good to belong to the board. that plane they feel desperate for work an increasing number of greeks are being driven to suicide to escape the agony of financial disaster. at a six pm a mosque you're watching are to international with me. now ukraine southern city of odessa is laying to rest those killed and a friday's street violence and blazing inferno more than forty people were ki

is blamed for a spike in suicides among unemployed greeks. the media turns a blind eye to you get. your friend post a photo from a vacation you can't afford. and different. the boss repeats the same old joke of course. your ex-girlfriend still tends to poetry keep. ignoring. what really matters. to your facebook news feed. odessa reels in the aftermath of a fiery nationalist page that left more than forty people dead with fear now replacing shock as survivors share the grisly details of their ordeal. but there was one woman she was walking along the ledge by the window. in the old glory do you crane well some members of the crowd were kicking the bodies on the ground. one of the guys he disappoint us to keep. on top of people things like. that some of the fiercest fighting in the past month has broken out in eastern ukraine as the army's fresh push into a restive city leaves up to twenty people dead. campaign is in the u.s. strike back against the fat cats of fracking pushing to get drilling sites off their land we'll bring you the stories of their success. it's good to have you wi

that party had been banned after the greek civil war. it was reinstated in 1974. no one saw any significant gain democratically speaking from the banishing of the communist party. and the party gained because of fact in the public view it was being persecuted. it may be problematic to turn what is a legal matter into an inflammatory political matter by banning the party. >> the party leadership is in prison and more than half of its parliamentary is under investigation. how are they likely to fare in these elections? >> reporter: well, if opinion polls are to be believed they are polling a respectable 8 percent to 10% for the european election and because here in greece there is a parallel local election taking place the most high profile golden dawn deputy is running for mayor of athens, and his approval ratings is 12% for that position. it doesn't seem that he will win but getting those figures golden dawn are winning the moral victory. they're polling the sorts of numbers they got in june o of 2012, which was just shy of 7%. they're in effect showing the greek

i do know how the greeks are.isten, one of the things that i think may be a better angle is for us just to buy the bank's position. so if we just signed a deal to buy the bank's position at $240,000, the economics are the same for you, but they put us in a little better spot, and i want the leverage to have the ability to get something back. when the original borrower took out a loan against the warehouse, he pledged additional pieces of property other than the warehouse as part of the loan. the loan is now in default, and the bank is foreclosing, so when i buy the bank note, i'm not only gonna get the warehouse as collateral, but i'm going to get other pieces of property as collateral as well. my plan is to liquidate those other pieces of property, which will lower my investment from $240,000 to $140,000. >> you are 100% correct. >> do you understand? >> you should. you should! >> to me, the net result is the same. >> yeah. >> to me a note sale is actually an easier deal, and i have no problem with that. if you c

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who is ready for a big fat greek sequel?ant to kiss john corbett again. one of the things is true. you know sometimes the sequels aren't as good as the originals. i think i picked the -- i picked "godfather 2." >> technically not a sequel. because it was part two. >> i loved superman 2. gene hackman, all the gang are back. >> wow. >> i loved star wars as a kid. then empire strikes back took it to another level for me. >> that's true. >> that's my pick too. >> that's a good one. i love star wars. >> empires strikes back. >> and then return of the jedi came out and i thought that was better. >> see, i think the best one of all of them, empire strikes back. >> toy story 2. >> toy story 3. >> all right. >> i thought 3 was so sad though. broke my heart. >> here. have one. >> all right. >> there you go. so now to amazing catch at a recent baseball game. this wasn't on the field. it was actually in the stands. check it out. a chicago white sox player loses his grip and his bat goes flying into the stands. that's when eileen shows p

greek coast guards say 36 have fi!st guards say 36 have let's go to athens to our correspondent mark who joins us from there. mark, where do these boats come from? any news on survivors? >> reporter: they come from the turkish mainland, one and a half nautical miles, two kilometers from the island where these two boats capsized. they're typically overcrowded and come through with traffickers pushing them in who typically paid thousands of by desperate migrants from south asia, middle east or africa entering the union. the latest on this incident is three have now been found dead, drowned after the two boats capsized. 36 have been rescued by the greek coast guard. they believe about 26 to 28 people are still missing. some of them perhaps trapped in one of those overturned boats. we know that one of those who has been rescued is a little child who's been transferred to a hospital here. three dead, two women, one man. >> it's a short distance from turkey to these islands. how frequent are these trips and what is the origi

with steroids use blamed for a spike in suicides among unemployed greeks. the media turns a blind eye to you get an artsy. war is probably the most complex and difficult to human activity. all. locked up. in the phenomenon of friendly fire probably extends back to the invention of gunpowder. just killed a bunch of people in the jungle warfare on the premises there are of us people. reading. this summer shoots my brother in the leg not intentional because of it because it was night times four in the morning even the best even the mesh soldiers. are going to make mistakes is this whole idea of brotherhood an author and camaraderie in this sense it was in this context that has absolutely no place. to. put it on your arm in a light shed. on the face i think you know. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. i. think. this is tonight in st reported at least ten locals and four army troops have been killed in a shoot out in a slave and ski in east ukraine our correspondent there says the air is surrounded now by the military this is just one of

in these elections greek voters will be offered a choice of 46 different parties. even all around athens shows how these politics plays out. in one square the far right golden dawn hold as local rally. they are nearly 10%. down the road there is a brand new party called river, the se setting very ancient political discussion. and after three months old they have 7% of the vote. >> first things the parties think about is what they need to do to get into government. this should not be the way they should look at it. they should be finding answers. >> reporter: if there is anything good to be said about greece's troubles, perhaps it's because people are still talking politics but all sharp politicians claim to be new. >> we'll go to kiev's new elections. and say goo goodbye to hollywoo. we'll show you how louisiana is attracting big budge budget fild creating new jobs. >> in the days following a popular unrising in ukraine there were hopes that the new government would lead the country into a brighter future. but calling for pro russian groups, they have left ukraine

we're talking about the greek economy isn't contracting the rate but it's hardly healthy.than 25% of the labor force is unemployed. and the country's credit rating as you probably know is still deep into junk territory. yet some of the world's smartest investors have made a killing on grease and they continue to pile in. why? thisis with us from london morning. great to see you. love to talk about grease because everybody has -- greece because everybody has forgotten about this country. why do investors still see so much promise? >> hi, eric and stephanie. well, it's interesting because 24 months ago, i'm sure you recall there was a debt crisis in the eurozone and in the periphery in particular. and people were obviously, stressed ann growth, fiscal crisis, etc. and hedge funds in particular and i would say particularly in the u.s. were very worried, very concerned. the eurozone banks were highly undercapitalized. >> and they were. let's be honest, a year ago, banks were highly undercapitalized. >> and that's being addressed to an extent. not to the extent that some people