go get us a thing of broccoli, ally. i hate broccoli. hey, your mom makes the list, okay? if it was up to me, it'd be all marshmallows. go. let's get some marshmallows. excuse me. no free sampling. i'm not sampling. i've had this before. yeah, right, well, it's not a snack bar. relax, pal, i just took a little. yeah, well, if everybody steals a little, the store goes a little bit out of business. what, are you calling me a thief? only 'cause you're taking something without paying for it. how much did i take, a nickel's worth? here. here's a quarter. keep the change. don't throw money at me. oh, yeah? what are you gonna do? let's go, dad. sorry, i'm real sorry. don't apologize for me. he's the one blowing a gasket over a handful of birdseed. it's called stealing, cue ball! i got hair, porky! don't turn your back on me, i'm standing right here. we're gonna go. dad, let's go look at some meat. yeah, let's get out of here. you got problems, pal. hey, i'm a veteran! okay, dad, okay! look at him! you're telling me he's never done any sampling?! come on, dad! i'm going back to te

so, uh, listen, ally, i, uh... i understand you were mad or something about what happened at the supermarket. but what you don't understand is-- you took that stuff, and then you yelled at that man. it was scary. hey, listen... ( metal buckling ) you don't ever need to be scared of me. you see, what i did was take a little sample. and that's not stealing. in fact, they call it sampling. but the sign said "no sampling." oh, you're reading now. i'm proud of you. that's good. but, see, i think the sign is wrong. i think they should allow people to sample because that way, if you try it, you might want to buy it. but i could never get to that because of that jack...man. you were yelling at him. oh, listen, ally, people get mad at people sometimes. you get mad at people sometimes, like your little brothers there. they must be annoying as hell, am i right? so, anyway, i mean, when they really bother you, you yell at them just the way i yelled at the fruit guy. you know? but just because you yell at somebody, it doesn't m

israel has traditionally been a strong ally. i don't believe that this administration nabe as friendly and supportive to israel as america could be and as america should be. israel deserves our respect. they have been an ally and they are a strong countee -- >> you don't think we are giving that to them now? >> i don't think we have have done everything we can. if you remember a year or so ago when israel talked about doing what they needed to do to strengthen them when iran started making threats, president obama scolded them. you don't scold one of our allies for doing what they need to do in their own national interest. so i think there is a lot we can do to repair potentially damaging things that this administration has done with israel. i am not saying this administration is not a friend of israel, i am saying we can do more because we need israel. we need to be a friend to israel and help her be strong once again. because when iran says we want to wipe out the west, they mean us. they mean america. they mean israel. so we

allie rasmus joins us now with more. good afternoon, allie. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. that shoots happening on a restaurant at the monarch bay golf course. the wedges restaurant had rented out one of its banquet rooms for what was supposed to be a birthday party. police say that's not the case. they say the organizer of the event advertised this and charged people $10 to attend and it was not a family gathering. >>> this was a promoted party. invitations were sent out to numerous people that spread throughout the bay area, via ward of roof. they were anticipated there would somewhere between 300 and 600 attendees. >> reporter: and police say only about 125 people showed up. most of them between the ages of 16 and 25 years old. around 10:00, someone opened fire on the dance floor of the ban kit room. four people were shot. the victims were between the ages of 18 and 20 years old. two victims died at nearby hospitals later that night. police say the party promoter did have four state licensed private security guards at the door. partygoers told police that security seeme

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. >> pakistan and the united states remain allies and we are allies with some disagreement. >> making sense of the political jumble on the home front with donna brazile and ed gillespie. i'm candy crowley and this is "state of the union." >>> a month ago, republicans thought they'd win joe biden's old senate seat in delaware, but a tea party candidate beat the favored republican in the primary and it's looking like the seat will stay democratic. it's hard to find anybody these days who thinks a republican takeover in the senate will happen.happen" election cycle. in west virginia a republican has a shot to win the senate seat of the late robert byrd, a seat held by the legendary democrat for 51 years. both parties are pouring money into the state. here to break down the hot races and more, republican senator john cornyn of texas and democratic senator robert menendez of new jersey. gentleman, thank you both for being here. let's start out, i was told the last time we talked, at least in this forum, was june. starting with you senator cornyn, what is different now in the political land

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and earlier today our intelligence and law enforcement professionals working with our friends and allies identified two suspicious packages bound for the united states, specifically two places of jewish worship in chicago. those packages have been located in dubai and east midlands airport in the united kingdom. an initial examination of those packages has determined that they do apparently contain explosive material. >> larry: ed henry is our senior white house correspondent. anything new from the white house, ed? >> reporter: the newest bit of information is that senior officials here say that they are still on the hunt right now for what could be 13 more suspicious packages. the bottom line is the intelligence reports they've been sifting through all day suggest that there were maybe 15 of these explosive devices. they've gotten two of them as you noted. there could be 13 more still on the loose. they worked through the night here at the white house last night into today. the president's principle homeland security adviser john brennan briefed the president 10:35 eastern time. the goo

tom has been an extraordinary ally. he is one of the hardest working human beings i have ever seen, and my only advice that i could give him is when he becomes the national security adviser, he finds himself a deputy just like he was to me, and i think his family will appreciate that quite a bit. so, tom, i do thank you. i admire you. you have been -- the work that you have done has enabled me to do other things that are also hopefully important, but you have been the man that kept the trains running on time and your energy and your dedication is without equal and i thank you, and i wish you all the best. thank you, tom. [ applause ] >> i would also be remiss -- >> at the white house as the new national security adviser is going to be tom donilon as jim jones steps down. i'm here with david gregory and jonathan archer in chicago and -- new york, not chicago. >> close enough. >> let's talk, jonathan, about the promise and some of the things you have written in the past. i was referencing that in bob woodward's reporting

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it says rwandan soldiers with condoleezza allies attacked hutu civilians as much with co ngolese allies, attacked hutu civilians. it includes these were systematic and widespread attacks which, if proven before a competent court, could be classified as crimes of genocide. the now president was furious when the story was leaked. >> making this report was fraud. the whole idea of speaking about genocide is flawed. >> it was publicly agreed that rwanda would be allowed at its comments to the report, to be officially published today. now everyone will be scouring the u.n. document to see if anything else has changed. mark doyle, bbc news. >> still to come here on gmt, a new boss and a new star for bp. it is a big jump in prices, but japanese smokers -- japan has raised taxes on cigarettes by 40% in an effort to get people to cut down or quit. the most popular brand has been 3.ised by 1/thir >> coming out to a cold place like this for the habit -- here in japan it has just gotten a lot more expensive, too. the government has increased the taxes by record-breaking 40% cypr. a pack is now 410

and its nato allies came under new attack today. our chief foreign correspondent andrea mitchell in washington tonight with more on this escalading situation. andrea, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. indeed, relations between the united states and pakistan are close to veering out of control tonight. as gunmen attack two more convoys trying to reach u.s. and nato troops in afghanistan. as many as 40 nato supply trucks were set ablaze in today's attacks, with no sign pakistan is doing anything to protect the convoy. just look what happened to this bbc correspondent as he tried to file a report. the toll is relentless. ever since pakistan closed the vital border crossing to protest the death of the two pakistani soldiers in that u.s. helicopter attack last week. nbc's ian williams is in islamabad. >> today's destruction of dozens of fuel tankers brings to seven the number of attacks on nato bound convoys since pakistan closed the main afghan border crossing. hundreds more tankers remain stranded without security. like s

desde allÍ el siguiente reportaje. >> que tal, el propio ministro de minerÍa chileno nos confirmÓ hoyy algo de lo que no cabe duda es que el grupo de 33 mineros atrapados a 700 m de profundidad, ha sorprendido a psicÓlogos en todo el mundo. no sÓlo estÁn sanos, sino que han superado los problemas mÁs crÍticos.ultima horaultima hor- adornando para que sea mÁs colorido. >> aunque no lo crean el payaso es minero tambiÉn. sus colegas bajo tierra saben lo que estÁ haciendo, asÍ que le enviaron una bandera firmada por todos. >> aquÍ es donde uno refleja el sentimiento, el dolor y la impotencia que siento que ama h podrÁ ayudarlos. >> esta es la carpa donde vive apretujado entre los globos y su vestuario de payaso. todas las maÑanas se maquilla y se pasea por el campamento generando sonrisas. >> excelentes noticias, en tan sÓlo dos semanas podrÍamos estar viendo en la superficie a los mineros. por cierto, el payaso nos confesÓ que tendrÍa una ilusiÓn. le gustarÍa conocer a un colega de la risa, el payaso mexicano, cepillo. esto ha sido todo desde la mina de chile. >> buenas noticias y en poc

if we work a reliable ally to pakistan -- were a reliable ally to pakistan, in the forefront of getting a settlement for the kashmir issue -- if that could be solved, a lot of this stuff would go away as far as the formation of these radical groups. host: republicans, the number you can call -- a moment ago we were looking at this op-ed piece from "the new york post" by a visiting scholar at the american enterprise institute. "despite efforts, or perhaps because of them, pakistan is becoming the epicenter of terror plots against this country, from the abortive times square bomb plot to theg mumbai-style attacks toward the last week." david, independent line. caller: my opinion is pakistan is definitely not an ally of the united states. yes, there may be the military that is backing the united states for political reasons, but the rank and file pakistanis, more than 70% are strongly anti-american, anti- western, pro-al qaeda. this is not a country that the united states should even pretend is a friend. it would be in america's interest to be more pro-india, because india is a democracy i

it is very important that they become an ally of ours as well. what i would say about, you know you hear president obama talking a timetable for withdrawal. we have to make our foreign policy decisions based on effectiveness. not on a timetable. >> greta: if it is not working, are you opposed to leaving? >> that's what i by just there. how is it not working? why is it not working? >> greta: is it working now? >> well, you know that's up in the air. but we can withdraw and already the consequences. if we withdraw now we are sending a message to terrorists on the ground over there we bullied a super power out of our country. what we are going to do is end up empowering them. we don't want to do that. we don't want to inspire them any more to think they have a greater power than they do. because they don't. if we withdraw now because they are bullying us harder think of the consequences on what that will do to our own forces back here. the best defense is a offense. we have to strengthen our u.s. military once again. our u.s. military needs to be fe

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tony curtis was 86 years old. >> american allies shut down the route.akistan blocked trucks after three pakistani troops were killed in a nato gunship attack early thursday morning. nato admits the helicopter killed several armed men but said it was a case of self-defense. pakistan's interior minister says the issue needs more claire pication. >> are you fighting the war or in war together? >> the nato has not yet admitted the men killed more pakistani forces. general david petraeus is reaching out to try to reopen the supply line. >> sending something by mail will not cost you more next year. the u.s. postal service is not allowed to raise rates by 2 cents. the postal service wanted the rate hike to help deal with the financial crisis. it lost $3.8 billion last year. the deficit is not due to the economy but to long-term structural problems in the post office. >> we flashone. [ male announcer ] as the ceo of hp, carly fiorina laid off 30,000 workers. when you're talking about massive layoffs, which we did... perhaps the work needs to be done somewhere

all countries and with the us in particular a common european missile defense system for all the allies you know also partners like russia but at this point is more. has to do more with nato seen turn away show of unity. so when we are trying to figure out so to see if there is a black cat in this dark room or maybe diskette is no longer black or maybe it's missing a tail or ahead no one can explain it so we're dealing with a political invitation basically economists but they're trying to involve russia into something unknown to us. the debates over the new strategic concept final stage the discussions among nato wise men how can this new concept change nato policy towards russia. first of all the wise man have no longer anything to do with this new concept it was some sort of a trick on the one hand we saw that some work was being john on certain people who was most wanted all capitals including moscow he did come here. yes they came here wrote a paper we studied it carefully began to comment on it and suddenly we find out that this paper doesn't really matter in stead there is another

by that, i mean our allies of course. it is an international business with an international framework. it is complicated by the sometimes confusing maze of regulations that i discussed earlier. part of the benefits that i think we could achieve by some improvements in the export regime would be to actually facilitate some of that commerce, if you will, between partners across the allied bridges here. but this is an international business, and it has to be thought of, managed, and planned for the future from that perspective. >> i think i saw one more year on the right. -- one more here on the right. >> i wanted to ask you about kcx and your company's decision to not compete. do you still think it is not going to be a fair competition? do you have any regrets? >> we do not have any regrets. [laughter] >> we have one more in the middle, and then i will take the moderator's prerogative to ask the last question. >> you talked about the government meeting to sponsor innovation, but at the same time, part of the defense reforms

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and its allies in afghanistan, that is the opposite of what we intend them to be doing.ulian barns is one of the reporters who uncovered the story and he joins me now. julian, welcome. you know, i think, people have often had suspicions about the isi and what their motives are and nevertheless, we pour money into pakistan because they are the best bet as an ally in the situation. is it disintegrating. >> that is a good question. the u.s. is putting a lot of pressure on pakistan to do more in the war on terror and now, we have this news that the isi is essentially working against our interests, in afghanistan. martha: tell me about reporting the story. you know, and who you spoke to, not to reveal your sources but give us a sense of how you uncovered the fact that the taliban and the isi, which is pakistani's intelligence agency, our ally, that they are working together and now we see what they are doing to the convoys, trying to get into afghanistan. >> that is an absolutely legitimate question. we spoke to both u.s. officials who have heard this from captured detainees,

it is gmac, a subsidiary of allied financial. -- ally financial. are partially government- owned banks and these are the banks, gmac and ally was basically the institution that sparked this whole issue now of dubious paperwork and investigations by attorney general's and also members of congress and nikko tell us what you found in terms of ally financial in the way it dealt with those in default on mortgages? >> what i found, and this com from number of the positions by foreclosure defense attorneys gmac relied on what defense attorneys and critics called robo signers from employees whose job is to map sign for affidavits. as the foreclosure crisis heated up for closure law firms, banks services, sought ways to speed up the process as fast as possible to get the paperwork in and out the door as quickly as they could. the essentially employed pple who sat around and find documents all day long. but as these depositions revealed, one is in maine, one in florida. they revealed that in the case of gmac, there was an employe who was signing tens of thou

of the united states and why are they natural allies because this coup is theirs because it corresponds to the interest of the united states almost immediately the u.s. was implicated in the one during coup the right wing military generals who carried out the ousting of the democratically elected president of honduras the lions were . trained in the united states the u.s. state department was the first to support the right wing government an election that countries in the world deemed as illegitimate as for the former president of honduras he was in the midst of implementing leftist reforms similar to those in venezuela brazil bolivia and ecuador was which is why the crisis in ecuador brought back memories of one during this for a dull full pastore he worked for this lie of government you know you've got to wonder how these forces and how these dark sectors within ecuadorian society are strength and bold and by the coup in honduras and by the president that was said and of course by the decision made by the us to support that coup nearly every country in latin america has experienced u.

led invasion of afghanistan as the allies prepared to withdraw after a decade in the field journalist and jones reflects the conflicts legacy stay with us. r.t. is sitting down with journalist and author ann jones her most recent book is called war is not over when it's over and thank you very much for sitting down to speak with art it's my pleasure i'd like to be in by asking you about your time on a u.s. military base in afghanistan and to tell me what you saw and experienced well i was at a forward operating base on the border with pakistan and. it was a strange experience for me but i think there the foremost thing i learned there was from the base commander when i talked to him about the counterinsurgency strategy in afghanistan and he said i'm not fighting counterinsurgency here i'm fighting conventional war since his battalion had taken over this base only a few weeks before he'd lost a lot of man. he was right there on the border of pakistan and there was a lot of activity and of course all the news that was being reported here was about the build up to the great assault in kh

ally is going to fight it in court.suspended eviction in ohio and 22 other states, but only evictions that they think may have been impacted by that robo signing, signing off without properly reading and verifying any of them. you've still got foreclosures happening in the other states as normal, but they're saying, no, we want to stop them. this is fraud here. they're also talking about a penalty for each violation, so for ally's part, they say, look, and i want to show you the statement so you can get fully what they said, but they say, look, there was nothing fra fraudulent or deceitful about our foreclosining practices, th say they fixed the document problem, but they're going to be vindicated in court. you've got the ac saying, halt all foreclosures in my state. i think something is terribly wrong here, don. sdplz is th >> is this just the beginning? is there going to be a domino effect and we'll find out this happened a lot more? >> one of the lawyers in maine, one of the 23 states, he's representing some of these

but clearly shirvell is a political ally. he is a campaign worker. and that puts him not legally but factually in a very different category than the run-of-the-mill assistant attorney general. >> representative wheeler smith you've had run-ins with andrew shirvell over the years, what is he like? what have your encounters been like? >> well, the encounters have been hostile. they have been rather intimidating, if i were a regular individual i think i would have been very nervous about them. but i'm a politician and i'm used to running across people who disagree with me. so i certainly reached that point with andrew shirvell. but on a couple of occasions, he just got very aggressive in pursuing people that were associated with me. i had been asked to be on the board of bank here in ann arbor and i was challenged in that position, or the president of the bank was challenged because he appointed me to the board because i was pro-choice. >> so shirvell contacted the president of the bank? >> yes. contacted the president of the bank, challenged him for pu

desde allÍ el siguiente reportaje. >> que tal, el propio ministro de minerÍa chileno nos confirmÓ hoy algo de lo que no cabe duda es que el grupo de 33 mineros atrapados a 700 m de profundidad, ha sorprendido a psicÓlogos en todo el mundo. no sÓlo estÁn sanos, sino que han superado los problemas mÁs crÍticos. >> ha logrado muchas cosas mitigarlas, y sublimar las a travÉs de un muy buen sentido del humor. >> hoy el ministro de minerÍa dijo cuando los rescatarÍa. >> la segunda quincena del mes de octubre, se involucran 15 dÍas, no tenemos una certeza ninguna proyecciÓn respecto a cuÁndo va a ser el dÍa. >> tambiÉn tenemos imÁgenes de cÓmo funcionarÁ la cápsula, la pueden ver deslizÁndose al interior del tubo en una serie de pruebas. mientras, en el campamento, el payaso es el eje central de las sonrisas.ul horaultima horault- adornando para que sea mÁs colorido. >> aunque no lo crean el payaso es minero tambiÉn. sus colegas bajo tierra saben lo que estÁ haciendo, asÍ que le enviaron una bandera firmada por todos. >> aquÍ es donde uno refleja el sentimiento, el dolor y la impotencia que

the country's longest for years is symbolized a long friendship between vietnam and its strongest ally the big communist brother u.s.s.r. its vietnamese name could be translated as rising dragon and it seems the drug gets to flying high twenty years on after the collapse of the soviet union russia is among vietnam's closest partners griffin ocean r.t. vietnam and russia has a zero tolerance approach to drinking and driving but still alcohol is blamed for around two thousand road deaths a year and opponents of the last think it's actually too strict they say new breathalyzers are so effective just eating food can push motorists over the limit. operation in the braided driver is in full swing it's the latest attempt to combat russia's drink driving problem one of the worst in the world these offices are equipped with brand new breathalyzers and all those zero tolerance law that allows no alcohol at all and to drive a system. instead of arresting more people where reckless seen and drop people are deterred by the new laws indeed the several dozen draws stopped by the police and this night

hundreds of allied airmen, mostly american were shot down in the hills of yugoslavia, surrounded by nazife who worked for the yugoslavian embassy tipped her husband off about the secret location of the downed men. >> my wife wrote me a letter, see what you can do. >> reporter: and so a bold mission was born. >> we trained them in es meanage as much as we could. >> reporter: to get them out he had to build a makeshift air field from c-47 to make quick daring rescue drops, an operation that went on for four months without being detected by the germans. he trained serbian speaking agents in italy who learned how to blend in with yugoslav rebels hinding the allied soldiers in farms. >> they nourished us. they hid us from the germans. and some of them lost their lives. >> reporter: tony, a downed navigator spent five weeks protected by serbian villagers being before airlifted home. in total it took more than 40 flights to rescue 512 airmen. >> do you credit george with saving your life in. >> oh, yes, absolutely. >> reporter: orsinni still keeps the missing in action telegram given to his par

and its allies. all right gentlemen a few days ago pentagon spokesperson morel said the only thing that could promote reconciliation in afghanistan is more conflict now how much more conflict we have do we have to have before that can be reconciliation and by the way karzai is making his own little overtures on the side ok so we have cause i talking to the taliban and the united states saying it's not it's not a good time for reconciliation garrus if i can go to you are those mutually exclusive i mean what what's going on here. well i think that the question that you're raising really links up with the the last comment that i think was made by david suggesting that there is no relationship between the two it's toward the united states and the problem of terrorism you know that my problem with it is that specifically if you're looking at afghanistan and pakistan you know that the situation is that when people are subject to the use of force by the united states through drone strikes through night raid

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dissipate the strength of al qaida and its allies in pakistan the fact is that they are they i will use whatever if i was leon a sort of. pakistan ok go ahead i'm sorry you were interrupting me so i couldn't hear you leave jump and go ahead. yeah. i know it was a it was a funny line about how the united states is loved in the middle east but as a matter as a matter of fact the us does have much more popular support in the us is admired and respected much more in the greater middle east than most people are willing to acknowledge it in a lot of times and for any living very good reasons a lot of the ranting courting iran iran has the united states is the most popular country and i don't know any other country in the middle east right kind of ironic though i mean where else is america popular i mean go through the countries that syria jordan well look i mean we have here we have a problem we have a problem right now and i'm not going to put it just on the obama administration because the bush administration certainly had problems as well but there was a time back in you know back in two t