oh ok who are they allies the fact is that many of the allies are undemocratic regimes in they are militias that are being funded by the united states. this is not in u.s. vital interests there is a bill up in congress right now to authorize more troops to go into northern uganda in the central african republic this follows making of the viral video kohak only twenty twelve millions of dollars have been devoted to this by private citizens kone is not in uganda at this point it's a local band of criminals who have gone elsewhere to other african countries the policy on the ground there is one of reconciliation it's the amnesty the u.s. vital interest are true to facilitate the development of africa to correct the poverty to correct the inequality africans have to do this themselves development is an internal matter what development happened many african economies are growing quite rapidly now according to a recent i.m.f. report six of the ten fastest growing economies in the world are in africa not all of that is commodity driven much of the wealth from commodities is being diversified and i

since the end of that war have worked together in many, many conflicts as allies.worked together in the first world war. we were foeg in the second world war and we were in korean and we are together and remain together our leaders today at the g-20 meeting are discussing how to keep our word safe with the conflicts in syria and their looking at what the positive results were in working together in libya and we are also together in dealing with the potential threat of nuclear capacity in the country of iran and what it may represent in the middle east and security that is so good to us. for canada it certainly is interesting to look at the comments of the former president thomas jefferson when he predicted a country of only 400,000 people in dealing with the country of the united states with 7 million people. then it was only a matter of marching into the neighborhood of quebec to have victory. so this was -- we were able after this war to identify our character of being able to have a country that is sometimes underestimated, sometimes punches above its weight and

at the hospital one of the first people she saw was ally's dad. >> she says, you know, ally can't talk because she's got breathing tubes down her throat, but they gave her a board to write on and the first thing that she wrote on that board was where's my steph. and i just lost it. >> reporter: a simple message that let her know, she hadn't lost her best friend. the governor of colorado has established a statewide fund to help the victims financially and we're told that warner brothers, the studio that produced "the dark knight rises" has made a substantial donation. jay gray, nbc news, aurora, colorado. >> and our coverage of the tragedy in colorado continues at 5:30. "nightly news" will have more on the suspect's background, plus the trouble and increase in gun sales since that theater shooting. >>> well, tonight president barack obama is on his way to seattle as his west coast fund-raising swing continues. his day started in san francisco as he boarded air force one just after 10:00 in the morning. following a whirlwind bay area visit. this latest trip marks his first presidential v

i had a chance just now, five minutes ago, to visit with allie young. allie is 19 years old. i also have the chance to visit her best friend, stephanie, who is 21. she was downstairs with allie and her parents. i do not think this story has been heard, at least i had not read it yet, but i wanted to share it with you. when the gunman initially came in and through the canisters, he threw them only a few feet away from alley and stephanie, who were watching the film. allie stood up, seeing that she might need to do something or warned the other people who were there. she was immediately shot. she was shot in the neck. ein and ured a vai immediately she started spurting blood. apparently, as she dropped down on the floor, stephanie, 21 years old, had the presence of mind to drop down on the ground with her, pulled her out of the aisle, placed her fingers over where she had been wounded, and apply pressure the entire time while the gunman was still shooting. she told stephanie she needed to run. stephanie refuse to go. instead, with her other hand, she called 911 on herself and -

foreign policy at the moment even its staunch allies like turkey or egypt along with western european countries such as germany the u.k. france so a drastic hike in anti american sentiment in the u.s. is now paid a price for their occupation of iraq now russia warns against the occupation of syria russia says the syrians who should decide their own future hillary clinton may well the voice or opinion but it's no more than a fantasy i hear she's about to step down as secretary of state so this must be her farewell fantasy that. the us has clearly demonstrated that it's not going to back down i have syria how far is russia prepared to go. the conference on syria held in geneva in june adopted a roadmap supported by the us russia and china the countries agreed on the need to set up a transition government to launch a dialogue between the government and opposition the participants agreed that it should be the representatives of the two warring parties that should start these talks this blueprint was backed by russia the us china and france almost every country president so it looks like a

in the same country they're considered enemies of the united states well here they're treated as allies i don't think this insurgency would have any serious prospects without support but they have this external financial and political support they get weapons from outside therefore it's not simply an uprising without a serious. future it's a civil war that split the country in half as a result of external interference. but what are these outside forces actually trying to achieve why would they want to wage war. the us in particular wants to topple the assad regime which has long been considered anti american i believe assad's good relations with russia have also played a role in washington treats any government on friendly terms with russia with a degree of skepticism to put it mildly so they would never rather replicate it with a regime supportive of the u.s. as for islamist a one harvey mana keys in the govt like saudi arabia qatar or behind they seek to model the syrian regime after their own they would like to cover all women under black veils lock them up at home strip them of thei

>>> it is getting better, allie, we have some improvement with the road work and all. we have 580 and there is a truck crash and if you come on 205 give yourself some extra time, lanes are blocked there. i want to show you 880 pause of the road work, we could be picking it up soon. and the morning drive is looking good at the bay bridge toll plaza, so good about the toll plaza. >>> and there is always some patchy fog on the san mateo coast and it will be nice on the coast and temperatures are mainly 60s and breezy mild for the bay warm to hot inland although every forecast model and there is four of them were cooler today. i can't ignore them. it will sunny and northwest at fso. mountain view is in there concord is close, hayward close a lot of tropical clouds staying south for now, maybe later in the week they may show, 6 by the coast, it will be in the 90s to near 100 degrees. 97 degrees for others if you are well inland. it does look like a warmup on thursday and it does look like a cooling trends on saturday. we have had slides beginning saturday allie . we posted

together with their allies, they won world war ii. america took its place as leader of the free world. across the globe, they fought, they bled, they lead. they showed the world the extraordinary courage of the american heart. that remains unchanged today but sadly the president has diminished american leadership. the world is dangerous, destructive and the two men running fro the commander in chief lifespan face the challenges we face. like a watchman in the night we must remain vigilant. we have the strongest economy and military in the world. if by necessity we must employ it, we must wield our strength with resolve. in an american century, we lead the free world and the free world leads the entire world. if they do not have the strength of vision to lead, other powers will take our place, pulling history in a different direction. a just and peaceful world depends on a strong and confident america. if i become commander in chief, the united states of america will fulfill its destiny and its duty. [applause] now our leadership depen

support our allies can be a global leader.ll argue that we have fallen behind economically because we allow china to dominate and we have not been tough enough on china. early on, he said, we are withdrawing too quickly from afghanistan. we're not listening to our military commanders on the ground. we are doing precipitous withdrawal and that he would listen to the commanders, to try to maintain the gains we have made since our troops were inserted after 9/11. he has backed off of that position quite a bit since then. but that was one of the arguments he had been making. this is part of the evidence that mitt romney will use to try to support that frame that i mentioned earlier. one of the problems with this -- what are the problems with his argument? in many regards, he and a lot of the republicans, politicians and strategists, were really eager to run against not the obama new has been present for the past 3.5 years, but the obama who was running for president back in 2008. they want to run against this inexperienced young p

i had a chance to visit with allie young. allie is 19 years old. i also had a chance to visit with allie's best friend stephanie davis, who is 21. when the gunman initially came in and threw the canisters, he threw them only a few feet away from allie and stephanie, who were sitting there and watching the film. allie stood up, and she was immediately shot. she was shot in the neck, and it punctured a vein. and immediately she started spurting blood. and apparently as she dropped down on the floor, stephanie, 21 years old, had the presence of mind to drop down on the ground with her, pull her out of the aisle, place her fingers over where allie had been wounded and apply pressure the entire time while the gunman was still shooting. allie told stephanie she needed to run. stephanie refused to go. instead actually with her other hand called 911 on her cell phone. because of stephanie's timely actions, i just had a conversation with allie downstairs, and she is going to be fine. >> again, the president with an amazing story of survival. out of respect

and its regional allies have no interest in diplomacy anymore where do we go. i think. let's clarify one thing that all this talk about tipping point and game i think is very exaggerated it all started with the explosion last week that killed several of like a former and current defense minister and security leaders and now is basically a very high quality or peroration though is really a dramatic operation but in terms of the real dynamics on the ground in syria they're not going to shift very much and in fact what we have seen this is sort of given an impetus to the syrian regime to try to retreat take damascus so i predict that this balance of kind of burn floor of the syrian uprising will continue there is no substantive kind of qualitative or quantitative change in the balance of power but it seems that there's sort of this imagined momentum and the area wakened interest of the west now that the chemical weapons are mention is sort of might propel this external dynamic to change which we need to focus on because it's not directly linked to what's happening on the g

and its allies call for a u.n. resolution to allow military intervention against the syrian government will look at the striking pattern of nato tactics in foreign civil conflicts. at least forty six people have been killed in floods after torrential rains swept through southern russia taking local residents by surprise. this is r.t. coming to life from moscow one pm here at a marina josh libyans are heading to the polls in the first national election since mama khadafi was forced out and killed by the lead up to the vote has been marred with tribal clashes and fighting between rival armed groups as are reports there are fears the elections will do nothing to stop the violence. this is the new libya political parties are now free to operate across the country . so too are countless armed groups they once fought to oust moammar gadhafi from power today it is day who are in control ragtag militias who answer only to their own commanders have grown more powerful than libya's police and army. which mark we must put lim

we abandoned our ally israel. to the russians after he is reelected he will do a bunch of things that are so shameful he can't tell the american electorate about it without getting reelected. we thrown allies like poland under the bus. we abandoned people in the world. he started libya and backed off and said somebody else's job to finish. syria, i'm not saying we should go into syria. are we leading? we're staying back on the sidelines, saying wow, what do we do? i don't see that as leadership. maybe he is doing better between the muslim brother hood and hillary and president obami, we cozied up to the muslim brotherhood that is absolutely disgusting. leslie, i can't wait to hear how you tell me barack obama makes husband look better to the rest of the world and/or we're leading around the world. megyn: go, leslie. >> lars bachmann after your last comment. israel, that you vacation there, et cetera, one of many allies. the president has not, the president has not dissed the entire world, france, u.k., even china

we, in concert with our friends and allies, will continue to prevail.rom the marine corps, forever faithful. thank you. >> now to close our program today, the governor of maryland, martin o'malley. >> thank you. good seeing you out of studio. >> thank you. >> thank you all very, very much. it is a great honor and privilege to be with all of you on this 200th anniversary as we commemorate the war of 1812 and in particular with a little bit of hometown pride. the courageous and piftal role, decisive role that the people of baltimore played in its outcome. to ambassador duer and bams dor westcot and tina orcutt and senator ben carden and senator barbara mikulski, and bob schieffer, i thank all of you for your presence here today. it gives me pleasure to welcome i understand mrs. hazel manning, former first lady of trinidad, is with us somewhere today. miss manning was a descendant of the mary king community in trinidad, which was settled by former slaves who left maryland and the chesapeake during the war. and she recently participated in a collaborative p

there's work in this world that only america and our allies can do. hostile powers that only we can deter and challenges that only we can overcome. for the past decade, the challenge has been the war in afghanistan. commander in chief, i will have a solemn duty to our men and women in uniform. the president knows our troops, their families and the american people a clear explanation of our mission. a commitment not to play politics with the decisions of war. i have been critical of the president's decision to withdraw the surge troops during the fighting season. against the advice of commanders on the ground. the president would have you believe that anyone who disagrees with his decision is arguing for endless war. but the route to more war and potentially to attacks here at home is a politically timed retreat. as president, my goal in afghanistan will be come complete a successful transition to afghan security forces by the end of 2014. and i'll evaluate conditions on the ground and solicit the best advice of our military commanders. and i will affi

and its allies call for a u.n. resolution to allow military intervention against syrian government we'll look at the striking pattern a new tactic for and civil conflicts. is a.t.m. in the russian capital you're watching r t joshua welcome to the program libyans are handing to the polls in the first nationwide parliamentary election since water khadafi was forced out and killed but the lead up to the vote has been marred with tribal clashes and fighting between rival armed groups and as artie's lucic alphen of reports there are fears the elections will do nothing to stop the violence. that this is the new libya political parties are now free to operate across the country. so to a countless armed groups they once fought to oust moammar gadhafi from power today it is they who are in control that tag militias who answer only to their own commanders have grown more powerful than libya's police and army to share towards market must put limits on these militias because they are dividing the country. into decay almost one

and its allies call for a u.n. resolution to allow military intervention against the syrian government but we take a look at a striking pattern of nato tactics in foreign civil conflicts. more than fifty people have been killed in floods off the torrential rains swept through southern russia taking locals by surprise. it is a pleasure to have you with us here on our to today. show live in moscow libyans are heading to the polls in the first national election since more market after he was forced out and killed however the lead up to the vote has been mobbed with tribal clashes and fighting between rival groups and as i reports there are fears the elections will do nothing to stop the on going violence. this is the new libya political parties are now free to operate across the country . so too are countless armed groups they one spark to oust moammar gadhafi from power today it is day who are in control now tag militias who answer only to their own commanders have grown more powerful than the biggest police an army

allies, all. first stop the uk in london. mr. romney witnessed the opening of the summer olympic games. romney oversaw the winter games in 2002 in salt lake city, utah as president and ceo of the salt lake organizing committee. so, he was asked on wednesday whether the olympics in london looked quote unquote ready to him. >> there are a few things that were discontinue certificating the stories about the private security firm not having enough people, the supposed strike of the immigration and customs officials that obviously is not something which is encouraging. >> he also met with top british officials including uk prime minister david cameron at 10 downing street, talking middle east peace, among other topics. but the subject of the olympics seemed to prickal the prime minister, who made this statement in a press conference prior to meeting with mr. romney. >> we are holding an olympic games in one of the busiest, most active bustling cities anywhere in the world. and of course it is easier if you hold the olympic games in th

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ally a big round of applause. they are just wonderful people. i'm so glad i had a chance to meet them. they're debating what to name their son. so if you have some suggestions -- i asked them what about barack? that was not even on the list. but they are wonderful people and they've got incredibly cute guy named cooper and so i really thank them for their hospitality and we appreciate them so much and jason is starting as a high school principal so wish him good luck. he's going to do a great job. i want to acknowledge star rich. stars of itch. i call him mick. and he is the president of kirkwood and our host today. thank you so much. i want to acknowledge our outstanding emcee, peggy wentworth. great friend. great friend of mine. and one of my dearest friends here in iowa, your outstanding attorney general, tom miller is in the house. now if you guys have a seat, feel free to take a seat, that way if it gets a little warm i don't want anybody getting overheated. you guys are kind of out of luck. so make sure you're hydrated and abraham lincoln

is see your political ally? it was seat -- i will withdraw that. was the city attorney your political ally in the last election? >> i do not think so. [laughter] >> are you planning on suspended -- suspending dennis and bringing charges of official misconduct because he was not your ally in the last election? >> [inaudible] >> sustained. >> do you think you are more prone to bringing official misconduct charges against people who are not your political allies? >> [inaudible] >> overruled. >> no. >> a sheriff is a department head in san francisco, is that correct? >> yes. >> is there any department head of any department who could plead guilty to domestic violence and not be removed for official misconduct? >> [inaudible] >> you asked the same types of questions. i will overrule that. >> i would find that that would be a serious enough charged to fulfil official misconduct, certainly wrongful behavior. >> in the department head? >> that is correct. >> would you -- did you have any special concerns of any sort of the department heads in question who

if your bank makes you miss out, you need an ally. ally bank. no nonsense.people sense. >>> finally tonight, this broadcast is brought to you by satellites. we're so used to them now, we've started saying via satellite, and those little word withes in the corner of the screen, we now just assume when something happens from cairo to cameroon to cleveland, ohio we will have live pictures of it instantly. but it's really only been that way for 50 years. in fact, it was 50 years ago this very day that the first satellite was launched. and it was called telstar and it changed everything. it weighed in at 170 pounds, was roughly the size a big beach ball, one those concert sized beach balls. there it is in the hands of scientists. it made an orbit of the earth approximately every two and a half hours. it sailed up there for years. it's still up there tonight, it's just not operating any more. the first pictures showed americans seens from europe, including right there, big ben. and then a london bobby talking with some folks in london. while it may look in this er

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allies are in danger. from the way these groups operated for louis these groups operate but yes i absolutely agree with you the case is not being made in public and the legal case is not being made and this harms u.s. credibility in the long term. and this is what happens when you make a tactic of drone strikes and you take that you substitute it for your strategy it's an absolute mess i mean i'm supportive of these strikes i think they should be limited i think the u.s. should be clear about is targeted and i think they should be transparent however i do think they are justified i think the scope of that is. going to bring them in germany and here we're going to have rain after that short break we'll continue our discussion on america's excessive use of drones stay with our. hold it hold it. hold it hold. her mother. good speech. she gave. her. a. bump with. the low. bombing good luck we. love interests me the minimum. amount of money by no means a little. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems s

allies are in danger. from the way these groups operated for louis these groups operate but yes i absolutely. we agree with you think is not being made in public and the legal case is not being made and this harms u.s. credibility in the long term and this is what happens when you make a tactic of drone strikes and you take that you substitute it for your strategy it's an absolute mess so i mean i'm supportive of these strikes i think they should be done limited i think the u.s. should be clear about is targeted and i think they should be transparent however i do think they are justified i think the scope of this program i mean john we're going to break i mean john i mean here we're going to have rain after that short break we'll continue our discussion on america's excessive use of drones today but r.t. . if you. still . want to go. there hasn't been a thing yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before the source material is what helps keep journalism honest we. we want to present. some