this is what you're saying in europe but i guess it's growing throughout europe alan brown is that's your perception yeah well they definitely need some alternatives there because they don't have a safety valve we have the federal reserve which can print money and does print money and expands the money supply is needed all right well that's all it's all we have thanks so much for being back on the cars the report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey herbert i would think my guest alan brown is going to send me mail please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot ru until next on this and max keiser saying by all.

this is what you're saying in europe but i guess it's growing throughout europe alan brown is that's your perception yeah well they definitely need some alternatives there because they don't have a safety valve we have the federal reserve which can print money and does print money and expands the money supply is needed all right well that's all it's all we have thanks so much for being back on the cars a report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert i will think my guest alan brown is going to send me mail please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot ru until next on this of max guys are saying by all. syria gripped by deadlock activists have a new crackdowns despite loyalists crowds in the capital while president assad battles global pressure on his rule. in the u.s. and he will street protesters take up brooms to promote their cause of stamping out corporate greed one accusing big business of trying to buy elections. and ukraine's former prime minister faces new charges two days after she got seven years b

but a magnetize a report on max kaiser a time now to go to los angeles and speak with alan brown author of web of the telegraph and welcome back to the kaiser report thanks max always a pleasure all right ellen brown european banks are being nationalized left and right as the ongoing global financial crisis continues to wreck havoc so what were once private banks are now becoming publicly owned banks but we already have a model of publicly owned banks how do these two compare well germany for example their commercial loans are through publicly owned banks they probably have the strongest european tradition of publicly owned banks but they're being attacked by the private banks so their legs are being taken out from under them in the form of government guarantees great say in japan their banks are nationalized in the ninety's and then as nationalized banks they had to do things for the public in other words they were used as public utilities which is a good thing and in fact the reason japan could cherry debt to g.d.p. ratio of two hundred twenty four percent which is their highest ever

this is what you're saying in europe but i guess it's growing throughout europe alan brown is that's your perception yeah well they definitely need some alternatives there because they don't have a safety valve we have the federal reserve which can print money and does print money and expands the money supply is needed all right well that's all the time we have thanks so much for being back on the cars the report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacy herbert our with my guest alan brown is going to send me mail please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot ru until next on this and max guys are saying by all. we should only saw you heard by. the syrian capital hosts a massive show of support for president abbas and with calls for him to be given more time to make the promise of reform areality. angry and to corporate activists knocking the doors of some of america's richest as the way those demonstrations critical of washington's loyalty to big business gathers momentum nationwide. and how some believe that germany'

for this edition of the kaiser report with me max kaiser and stacey her work and with my guest alan brown if want to send me email please do so at kaiser reported r t t v dot ru until next on this and max keiser saying by all. he is you. do. you believe. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from around the world. we've gone through huge earth covered. broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow this is our thomas let's get right your top headlines tension and crisis intensifies in syria as human rights groups say nine thousand have died during clashes between government forces and on dissidents the split in the country is underlined by huge crowds rallying in the capital damascus to support president assad and despite increasing international pressure against him. anti wall street protesters bring their campaign right to the doorsteps of american billionaires as demonstrations against washington's a loyalty to big business sweep nationwide meanwhile new york's mayor michael bloomberg has been given the brush off by demonstrators after demanding they bake a their cap

and that's what you're saying in europe but i guess it's growing throughout europe alan brown is that your perception yeah well they definitely need some alternatives there because they don't have a safety valve we have the federal reserve which can print money and does print money and expands the money supply is needed all right well that's all it's all we have thanks so much for being back on the kaiser report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the kaiser a four hour with me max kaiser as they see our work or i think my guest alan brown is going to send me an email please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot argue until next on this and max keiser saying. he used to. you're watching archie's great to have you with the headlines. escalating tensions washington poses its latest new sanctions on iran banning and eyeline and calls on the world community to respond to what the u.s. says was an iranian plot to kill the saudi ambassador to america in tehran as rubbishing the allegations saying they've been made out to divert public attention for america's own pro

market decide and that's what you're seeing in europe but i guess it's growing throughout europe alan brown is that your perception yeah well they definitely need some alternatives there because they don't have a safety valve we have the federal reserve which can print money and goes print money and expand the money supply as needed all right so it's all we have thanks so much for being back on the casa report thank you max and that's going to do it for this edition of the uprising report with a max keiser and stacy her work i think my guest alan brown is going to send me mail please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot argue until next time this is max guys are saying. to. put. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the. streets they have. been canceling the chance to get. this is a big human experiment. because you'll see this one. looks really cool to me and it's on changelings. to maintain a confidence in markets and. wants to be seen as way to balance its risks to keep close to sing a song like the close one. it leaves a veil slick ole bumps again a field le

it for this edition of the kaiser report with me max keiser and stacy her work or think my guest alan brown is going to send me mail please do so at kaiser reported r.t. t.v. dot ru until next on this is max keiser saying by all. tension and crisis intensifies in syria as activists say nineteen or more have died in new crackdowns on anti-government protests after three thousand civilian deaths already split in the country is underlined by huge crowds are rallying in the capital damascus to support president assad despite increasing international pressure against him. wall street protesters bring their campaign right to the doorsteps of american billionaires as anti-corporate rallies continue to swell in the west to report on how mayor michael bloomberg has been the literally given the brush off by demonstrators after asking them to vacate their camp in a park so it can be cleaned. and ukraine's former prime minister and opposition leader yulia tymoshenko faces a new criminal trial just two days after she was sent to jail for seven years for abusing power while in office over a gas.

. >> alan: governor jerry brown signed several laws -- bills into law today, including one that will make it easier for children as young as 12 to get vaccinated against sexually transmitted des. 8499 well alou minors to get vks nateed against a virus known as human papilloma. hpv is one of the leading causes of cervical can center women. opponents claim it underhineses a parent's right to be involved in their children's medical decision. another law requires insurance plans to cover us autism and otr disorders. currently insurance companies can deny claims because it's classified as an educational service. >> california will be the first state to ban anyone under the age of 18 from using panning beds, regardless of parent permission. >> san jose police have released more information about friday's officer-involved shooting. jason evans is now in jail on suspicion of attempted murder and assault after struggling with an officer. police say evans grabbed the officer's gun during a struggle, which went off but didn't hit anyone. police say evans ran from the scene but with -- with the

take the case of alan brown, a 20-year-old who in 1988 was struck by strong ocean wave that damaged his spinal cord, leaving him a paraplegic. from wheelchair's to transportation to long-term care, his costs are astronomical. with two jobs, he struggles to get by. those who are young and healthy may not always be. anyone of us can become disabled ise mr. brown, and if incthat not compelling enough, aging should be. if sustainability is a concern about let's fix it. hhs was given statutory latitude, and i join the class advocates in believing that the secretary has enough authority to make the program work. others disagree. they imply a legislative fix is needed. let's fix it. just as social security succeeded as a wage insurance, reducing elderly poverty from 50% to 10%, americans should have an affordable way to finance long-term care. for the 200,000 seniors i represent, the jovial reaction to the suspension of class was both the gardening and predictable. mr. chairman, my constituents, our constituents, deserve more. we must seize this opportunity to get long-term care right in ameri

alan: coming up at 6:00. new details on the attempt to ban circumcision in san francisco, what governor jerry brown is saying,l pundits stand behind president obama's dig during a speech at the hrc last night. join us at 6:00. >>> finally, a lot of us feel blessed to have pets as loyal friends today they received a special blessing. >> thanks for the life and love you give me. may you live a long and healthy life. >> alan: the clergy at san francisco's grace cathedral blessed pets and their friends as part of the fees of st. francis of assisi, men -- many christian denominations consider st. francis to be the patron saint of animals and the environment. and you got your little dog blessed today. >> leigh: yes. >> alan: that's it for us at 5:00. captioned by closed captioning services inc. >>> this is "world news." and tonight, the 11th hour. amanda knox, choosing her every word carefully this evening, on the eve of that crucial ruling. she will speak in that italian courtroom tomorrow and tomorrow she will learn if she walks free.

alan: it's been called one of the most dramatic changes in california's criminal justice system. today a court order took effect designed to produce prison overcrowding. nick smith reports. >> reporter: this week governor jerry brown said that county leaders are ready for re-alignment. >> it's bold, it's difficult, and it will continuously change as we learn from experience. but we can't sit still and let the courts release 30,000 serious prisoners. we have to do something, and this is the most viable plan i have been able to put together. >> reporter: the sergeant of the alameda county sheriff's office says his county is ready for realignment but hopes that funding for services doesn't become an issue. >> we have money up front but it's the ongoing costs that have yet to be determined. >> reporter: the funding is guaranteed in this year's state budget but brown, and local law enforcement officials, say they must get a constitutional amendment approved that guarantees the funding for the future and which cannot be touched by the legislate legislature. but re-alignment is about providing services like healthcare, treatment programs, and probation. >> this is probably the most dramatic change in criminal justice in