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your sales force might have some of them are actually interviewed next time just drop me a line of al green of party t.v. dot are you let's keep spotlight interactive will be back with more personal comment on what's going on in town for question until then stay on our team can take thank you very much for that. machine soon which brightened if you move the song from the phones to the branch and the. stone totty dot com. twenty five dead and three hundred injured egypt's military rulers were in an investigation into the deadly its rides in cairo as a revolution in fierce clashes between christians and security forces. as european leaders and work against the clock to try to save you from economic disaster russia says it could help both treat eurozone economies by buying up debt but only up to brussels produces a clear strategy on how to exit the crisis. out and he will treat activists increase the pressure as growth has gathered pace broadly do accents read to other countries while demonstrators accuse police of bully boy tactics and making groundless to read. up next to the annual show and

hello again a welcome to spotlight day and finish out on obsoleted on al green island they were talking about the basic childbirth revolution in the united states which is called occupy wall street america is wrong thousands of people marched through the country's main cities protesting against corporate greed social inequality and big money moving before the demonstrations began several weeks ago and although they are no sleep peaceful several hundred people have been arrested around the country the protests have spread outside the u.s. the planning of europe and asia what's the latest from the occupied wall street spotlights to you it's only the end of the story. the occupy wall street movement started just over a month ago with a thousand participants marching through new york people's anger was aimed at the financiers who the protesters believe caused the recession but got away with it by being bailed out by the government. the movement's website says it was inspired by the arab spring which initiated a series of revolutions in north africa this year. by wall street slogans targetin

hello again to welcome to spotlight the into the show our team and al green all of them today my guest on the show is richard norton a veteran say warrigal's on tell its last victim is there are thousands of soldiers america sent overseas are still missing but hope dies last and families are p.o.w.'s and m.i.a. still waiting for their beloved to return home in america the veterans of foreign wars are those ration deal with problems all the servicemen including assistance with searches of the missing how was it going on and are we sharing experience let's ask the commander in chief of the americans veterans of foreign wars on those asian richard good morning to. both russia and the u.s. to continent conflicts across the world world war two the vietnam war and various military operations in all parts of the goalpost both countries thousands of missing soldiers after the iron could foul joins russia u.s. commission on prisoners of war and missing in action was created its primary objective is to clarify the fate of both russian and american servicemen missing military conflicts in the pas

welcome back to spotlight i'm al green of in just a reminder that my guest on the show today is fired mustaf on the palestinian ambassador to russia you actually see but how about. well many people say that today the arguments of palestine in the united nations are the same that the arguments of israel many many years ago when when they were joining the u.n. is it true. times have changed. the one with today when we move within the framework of the united nations we do so on the basis of frist solution one hundred one approved by the un general assembly in nineteen forty seven for this. list and the which divides bella's time into two states one for the palestinians and another one for these religions that. fits them in your brain well there might be some similarity between dam time of the foundation of the state of east nine hundred forty eight you know our demands today. not that good. for the sofa at the start of it there is some truth in this however so feelings have changed since then and now we are in our sixty third years suffering from occupation. that city and. many clashes a

welcome back to spotlight i'm al green of and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today is lead to mitigate it would have deputy director of the russian federal agency for print and media. well let's talk about literature i know that your latest interest as an individual is translations translations of lush russian literature into foreign languages i know that you you you run a news conference recently introducing a new institute of translations out of that so the institution rather that would be responsible for that does that mean that there is a serious revival of interest to russian literature around the world or you want to promote. well there was always a certain interest of russian literature around the world. but. the problem is if you're getting. through the. any bookstore whether you are in new york and paris you certainly you know said limiting the books by tolstoy does the us. sometimes you're getting somebody in or sold you need to know plus they're not. which is not the case with the more than russian literature only you know a dozen of russian writers who are.

welcome back to spotlight i'm al green arvin just a reminder that my guest on the show today is an extremely good program director of the two in one international contemporary film festival i would say we we started talking about different features of your film festival well let's talk about another one big festivals have to face as well also two and one make most of the festivals one is to promote non-conventional the castle's want to come out now conventional eye and noncommercial and on the other hand they advertise movies for the wider public that they they sort of are show them to the to the press to the public what a role do you see as the principal role for your first. or the other two are you know what well what you are saying i think it's really relevant only for run from first in the world which is the council can go only on the council first of all because. really really launching launching a film are all of the built in film war and such competition and creepy accounts film first of all that conserve earth european a european distribution maybe even this earth very nice but for o

on our state hi i'm al green of enflame my guest in this studio is it was all sort of there lol present. days europe is torn apart by a great financial turmoil the situation is getting worse every day as greece is trying her its limits huge public debt by cutting social spending leading has tried some demonstrations and advocates spain's rating has been downgraded and the forecast for france is also custom missed the euro zone's healthier economies power pressed to prop up their weaker neighbors some people start saying the wall street sharks initiated the crisis to weaken the rival european currency so will the most time billion bailout loan save european economy and do all strains relief to wall street we're asking the head of the europeans to choose how financial regulation which is the think tank created especially to help overcome the global crisis. economists say need ripping countries such as greece portugal and spain have been overspending for decades as a result governments have to borrow more to pay their existing debts and the new loans become more expensive the spiral is har

of your sales force my friend someone who might try me interview next time to drop me a line of al green of party t.v. dot are you let's keep the spotlight interactive will be back with more personal comments i was going on in and around first question until then stay on our team and take thank you very much for the project. all. in taiwan ulti is available in the landis typee hotel miramar gulden typee the how it falls a hotel tonight be sure sometimes the hotel hotel won't show his the groom photo the show would hotel and some will do see typee hotel kuvasz photo photo from him hotel the resort evergreen the old hotel typee grand victoria hotel glory of prince hotel hope springs resort and spa tied to a hotel while she plans on pulse of the town you know gto town the westin type a evergreen plaza hotel in thailand thailand just hotel time ambassador type the hotel full points buy shares and i would print such a disciplined hotel.

welcome back to spotlight i'm al green arbonne just a reminder that my guest on the show today is alex amy the visit program director of the two in one international contemporary film festival i would say we started talking about different features of your film festival well let's talk about another one big festivals have two faces well altered to win one most of the festivals one is to promote non-conventional most of the festivals want to promote now commission live and noncommercial art and on the other hand they advertise movies for the wide public there they sort of are show them to the to the press to the public what do you see as the principal row for your festival although all the two are in one are going well what you are saying i think it's really relevant only for one from first of all in the world which is the council yonder come from first of all because. really really really launching launch in a phone call are still in film competition on three counts film first of all that conserve european european distribution maybe venus. but. otherwise no i don't believe so i mean f

welcome back to the spotlight and al green aravind just a reminder that my guest on the show today is alexander division program director of the two and one international contemporary film festival i would say we started talking about different features of your film festival well let's talk about another one big festivals have to face as well when one makes most of the festivals one is to promote non-conventional i missed the festivals one can promote not supply and noncommercial and on the other hand they advertise movies for the white public that they sort of are. show them to the to the press to the public what role do you see as the principal row for your first. all the two are in one well what you are saying i think it's really relevant only for one full first fall in the world which is the council currently on the council first of all because. we use also really we launch launch in a film that was built in film war as a competition on three counts film first of all the that conserve european european distribution maybe even use her benes but her ardor wise no i don't believe so

however again and welcome to spotlight i am al green of and here in the studio with me today i have photographer just so i could. just have you said that your pictures the pictures that you took during the progs printing in the back nine hundred sixty eight probably were better than pictures taken by professionals from from the agencies with a lot of people the courage to get into czechoslovakia for a from a professional agency yes but they probably they didn't have it like like me because i was the first on the spot. and in first the first day it was the most interesting you know i had a certain pictures in fact my pictures i remember being published in. book and magazine as a real russian soldiers look on what was going on in the streets because i was standing just next to the soldiers was it he said that the russian soldiers even could shoot in the direction of people taking pictures so it could have been very dangerous was it would. lessen. people being killed but i know that the russian soldiers they. you know they could of course when when your tank is burning and you are there is the gun

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wall come back to spotlight i'm al green of and just to remind you that my guest in the studio today stanislas bill cosby director of the moscow based institute for national strategy we're talking about the the the stanton's that yulia tymoshenko the former ukrainian prime minister got in a court she got seven years and maybe maybe looking at another twelve years well many say that this decision was politically motivated well in russia this decision is called anti russian so do you think that this court decision may may influence russian ukrainian relations also negatively yes to very considerable extent zero of the sentence was or have been quite predictable for the past two months and i don't think. a surprise for russian leaders and involved in negotiations between different actors well and here is the reaction russian prime minister vladimir putin. to be honest i can't quite understand why she got those seven years to go did not sign anything the contracts were signed between economic agents gazprom enough to go as they were signed fully in accordance with russian and ukrainian l

welcome back to the spotlight on al green often just a reminder that my guest on the show today is william engdahl political analyst and author of a book called gods of money. you mentioned just a couple of minutes ago in the first part. since you view the united states keeping the you on pretty loudly to make a price competitive do you think that a us. as one of the measures may may devalue the dollar in order to make its products more competitive because some people say it may be and it may be a measure the us they'd never heard of the dollar if you look at it over the last several years has devalued quite dramatically. and what they're trying to do i think in washington is do a slow motion devaluation to make the repayment of american debt to foreign debt holders like china or japan to make it much more palatable for the u.s. . but the problem is lower dollar for boosting american exports nobody wants to buy detroit automobiles anymore if they're german or even chinese cars are a better manufacturer than the the american car america doesn't produce things that the world wants to buy any

welcome back to spotlight i'm al green knob and just a reminder that my guest on the show today is richard dinoire commander in chief of the american veterans of foreign wars organization. richard a we were talking about veterans being non political and this is true i mean i mean i agree and i am a veteran myself but watching the current news coming from the united states the process they occupy the wall street movement you know how long we see a lot of war veterans engaged taking part in these protests well it doesn't make them automatically political but it shows us that they are politically active for what i want to ask is is are the veterans really important for the u.s. government do you think that the government. we'll certainly take into account what the venture have to say he is a demonstration becoming more serious more more room. important when the official see out of events there on the street to answer your question i would say yes and i would say we are currently involved in a war in afghanistan and we were just recently getting out of iraq and we have a great large percentage

brings you an interview show spotlight with al green up. twenty years ago the largest country. to surgical razor blades. of. course had been teaching them to teach began a journey. where kids take the. truth. hello again and welcome to the spotlight brilliance of the show on part state. and today my guest is simply. the european economic turmoil has sent the global markets spiraling downwards and that's would say another recession may be just about just talk its face to financial turbulence filled with stuff sliding in the ruble losing ground against the dollar and you get the first feels insist it's all quite natural and there's no need to. sell is the second recession just a scary story or should we really worry about it i'll say you're asking one of the most prominent russian economists prepped for a public new government school something good. russian official say the national economy has almost recovered after the recent recession world prices are bouncing around a relatively high price on the g.d.p. is growing again but the global markets are unstable and the fluctuations

hello again or welcome to spotlight share on our team i'm al green of in today my guest on the show richard. according to the international energy agency the surging and richard the one who will most likely lead the world to a dive. called reserves are running out faster than expected and the growing fuel consumption raises environmental concerns but this all the warnings people continue burning oil and oil promising alternative energy sector is still unsufficient be developed so what's to be done to avoid that future without dramatically changing our way of living and maybe russia could help with that we're asking is the deputy executive director of the international energy agency. the international energy agency says the world is entering big golden age of gas with production to rise by fifty percent in the next twenty years russia's going to sheeple were hundred and ten billion cubic meters of gas to europe through its south and north stream pipelines the construction of south stream is starting suit and old stream will start operating in early november the trans underneath the baltic se

welcome back to spotlight i'm al green of i'm just a reminder that my guests on the show today are bruce calgary let's see who is the director of the institute of global research and kevin there is joining us from san francisco california and he is the global exchange. chief of the organization called the global exchange jim and while we have been talking about what's going on in america in some other countries of the world i mean the occupy wall street movement well many people say that it has been influenced by by the so-called arab spring or is do you think that there is a connection with what happened you know there really wasn't really definitely that was openly said by the activists in the united states and in european countries though of course it's a much more interesting interconnection because in many ways for example the protests in france which started in two thousand turned against pension reform they influenced massively people in old shiria in tunisia because you know how many arabs live in france and how many. people have relatives in france among those who live in tunisi

jackson lee: let me thank congressman al green and congressman poe for conving us today on such a very important topic that includes the issue of domestic violence in this domestic violence awareness month. the senior member of the judiciary committee, it's been my privileged sadly, however, to have worked on the violence against women's act for a very long time and was an original co-sponsor and author of the re-authorization of that bill some years ago. my initial premise on this day that we express our concern is that the laws need to be stronger. and i simply want to acknowledge as we have worked on these issues that domestic violence has not decreased in spite of all the hardworking advocacy groups and places of refuge for the women in our community. i want to acknowledge the houston women's center which i served as a member of the board for a number of years and the great work they do along with many other organizations in the houston area that are refuges for women. but let me cite these numbers to you. the national coalition against domestic violence, 85% of all domestic violen

thought the vikings would play this year. >> al: always a good scene, shy town next sunday, the windy city. in atlanta tonight, 25 unanswered points by the green bay packers, as they win. the final score, 25-14. until next week, from chicago, al michaels and cris collinsworth and michele tafoya. our crew headed by fred dugelly and drew essen cough. we say good night from atlanta. . -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] >> good evening everywufpblet thanks for staying up late. we'll begin tonight with a rescue after a man fell some 30 feet. rescue crews were called to the state park just before 5:00 sunday afternoon. investigators say the 24-year-old victim and woman were hiking when he fell. officials say that area is only accessible by a trail making his rescue a challenge for first responders. >> we ended up with six fire stations represented here in the rescue. and one howard county unit. and they were very well trained and were able to effect a rescue of bringing the patient back up the cliff and transporting by land up the set of steps here. >> a stit police helicopter was also brou

thought the vikings would play this year. >> al: always a good scene, shy town next sunday, the windy city. in atlanta tonight, 25 unanswered points by the greenackers, as they win. the final score, 25-14. until next week, from chicago, al michaels and cris collinsworth and michele tafoya. our crew headed by fred dugelly and drew essen cough. we say good night from atlanta. . -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com that's why we're announcing, that with the planned merger with t-mobile, at&t will begin bringing five thousand jobs to america from overseas. we will invest eight billion dollars more... and deploy the next generation of wireless broadband to nearly everyone in america. this investment will create as many as ninety-six thousand american jobs. we're ready to invest in america. at&t. >>> protestors have made themselves comfortable in d.c. for many of them their permits are expiring and they're making it clear they're not going t?ev day nine of the occupy d.c. protests others have joined the corporate greed and government corruption. one group's protest expiring. they say they're here to stay. darcy spencer lives to night. the question

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. >> the venture capitol firm had al gore sitting on the panel and we got green and influence all over the place and it is not working. i had the pleasure of interviewing ceo barry gold. he said it was a mistake for the government to invest in his business. it doesn't work. >> wayne, tell us what you think? >> no, no, i think she is on to something. this guy george kaiser who is a big deal in oklahoma. made 16 trip to the white house prior to solyndra thing. he gave massive amount of money to the obama administration and congress. this is a question. they are bribing the congress to get these things which is destroying the united states. >> regina, i want to go back to what john said. organizational of the white house. it is wall street. like william daley, as democrats we don't want someone there and question what the chamber of commerce influence is on the white house. you need to do research on that. >> the entire administration. there is no business experience there. you are right in past administration they dropped the ball. but don't say they have business experience. they simply

. >> reporter: fisker has 600 million in private money from the likes of al gore and green venture capitolar behind in its production of a car that costs more than a hundred thousand dollars. only two have been delivered to the u.s. one to leonardo dicaprio. they hope it will cost $40,000 after tax credits. producing them in finland was not what many inspected from the program which was intended to create american jobs. nonetheless the white house defended the program today. >> i'm commenting on a brian ross report about the $529 million loan to a company called fisker to make cars but there was no facilities in the united states that could make them, they are being manufactured in finland. >> i'd be delighted to answer that. the car that is being manufactured in finland was always going to be manufactured in finland. the loan that is being provided, the funds provided are not being used as i believe the ceo said to abc not being used for its facilities in finland. there are already jobs on the ground in the united states, both directly at the plant in wilmington, and at the headquarters o

green little chill in. syria's president bashar al assad believed to be unrest in his country has been triggered from. increasing international calls to end the violence. scores of occupy protesters arrested across the u.s. in confrontations with police as foul tests that is terminations to keep the corporate flight alive. and a cool drama of colossal proportions moguls course. through the fortunes of a lawsuit worth billions of dollars. and very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow with me. the syrian president has questioned the true nature of the opposition forces trying to bring his regime to its knees in an interview with a russian t.v. channel. claims the campaign is being funded from. more details now with us in our crossfire. good to see you so president assad he's made his position clear. to fight to stay on. yes certainly strong words coming from syrian president bashar al assad to the conflict this country is then going on for seven almost eight months now and in that interview to be a russian channel he had also said that any attempts to would destabilize the country could lea

our viewers are split between two options whether there'll be baghdad style green zone in tripoli with tribesman taking control al gore or that the country will eventually see the little reforms first buried there others know what you think on this issue by logging on to our website r t v dot com. the e.u. summit in brussels has yet to produce a deal on the continent's debt crisis but has resulted in conflict between the glass sarkozy and david cameron the fierce exchange happened when the british prime minister said all readers should be involved in final talks on finding an economic solution but the french president said he was sick of cameron trying to influence the eurozone despite not being part of it i think daniel bushell has more on the crisis talks from brussels. the e.u. leaders are putting pressure on to cancel. huge loans to greece and they are huge the latest news is that the national greece will reach one hundred eighty one percent of g.d.p. next year and of course that's completely unsustainable banks charities resisting these moves they say that if. and. just like that then the market will simply

bush intercepted proppants quarterback not ryan smyth right in right back green bay winning this one twenty five faltering . al is also a sweet victory for the new england patriots eight thirty points to twenty one win over the new york jets. not going to the playoffs last season and trying to spin yes eighty seven mil leaves the first two touchdowns to get their claw their way back they scored on sean green's three are drawn to trial by ten points to seven. took. the under arch touchdown gave the patriots a seventy seven lead. went into the end zone with the jets to within seven points second weevils touchdown settled it to twenty one finished. for me once nearly recrown world champion sebastian vettel has been taking a day off at twenty four years and ninety eight days old he became the youngest drive between back to back titles after coming third in japan on sunday all battle started on pole and maybe only to finish in the top ten to be crowned champion mathematically the only man who could get into the title was mclaren's jenson button even though the briton won at suzuka i thought stay at his bed insisted

that it's a good goal how would international house floods achieve every green little chill in terms of. syria's president bashar al assad believes young arrest in his country has been triggered from abroad isn't it increasing international calls and the violence. that scores of occupy protesters arrested across the u.s. and complication with the police's foul weather test their determination to keep the anti-corporate fight going. greek default narrowly avoided but it's now another troubled euro nation portugal raising concerns that the e.u. rescue fund is not enough to avert a new wave of debt. and a court drama of colossal proportions russian global's boris berezovsky and the obama other motivate sure of their fortunes on a lawsuit worth billions of dollars. noon in moscow i match president good to have you with us here on r t our top story syria's president has raised questions about the true nature of opposition forces trying to bring his regime to its knees it interview with a russian t.v. change channel bashar al assad claims the campaign's been funded from abroad. today we have hundreds of soldiers police a

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green. go to v8juice.com for coupons. you can count on us. >> one of the nation's most wanted terrorists, american born cleric anwar al-awlaki was killed in arone strike in yemen. the u.s. is picking up the drone campaign in yemen, somalia and sanctuaries for al-qaeda offshoots and challenges the legality of that american campaign. for more i'm joined by bret stevens and matt, so, matt, it looks like he was killed by some type of air strike, probably a drone. how important is this to u.s. security? >> it's a huge thing and really caps an incredible year in counterterrorism, a triple crown with bin laden was killed in may and this summer, the got a guy rahman, the number two of al-qaeda, one called and told me he was like the general manager of al-qaeda and-- >> the operator. >> right. >> and awlaki is it the next generation of al-qaeda. very charismatic, fluent in english, knew how to use the web and magazine to recruit the terrorist like the guy that tried to set off the bomb on the plane coming to detroit. >> the underwear bomber, umar farouk abdulmutallab. >> he was included in every major attack including 9-11, he he was imam in the mos