the arab spring echoes in america u.s. police use force to disperse wall street protesters arresting hundred people. quickly. across the country. also in the week's top stories president medvedev explains his decision not to run for a second. home his comments coming a surprise interview with. the country's political future. threatening to turn into a conflict. the terror and situation in the perceived libyan town of people dying from a lack of vital supplies amid ongoing fighting between pro and anti people. some of the headlines here in the past week are right there on our next though is kate and the world of sport. hello welcome to the early sunday evening sport and here are the latest headlines top drawer ballots and return to grab a late equaliser as ten rounds passed that door to two with leaders in it in sunday's big russian probably clash a regional scale. wallop testing times ireland wales and argentina grabbed quarter final spots the all blacks down cause that is out for the tournament the rugby world cup in new

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u.s. would be waiving buy america requirements for trillions and u.s. government contracts for any corporations established in panama and in exchange would get almost no new procurement contract opportunities in panama for u.s. companies. this trade deal is in the nafta tradition, of weakening offshore protections, limiting financial resource service regulations, banning buy america procurement preferences, limiting environmental, food and product safety safeguards and undermining u.s. workers and our economy. we have to defeat this. we have to be able to buy america or it's bye-bye america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from michigan continues to reserve. the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin, is recognized. mr. levin: let me ask mr. camp, you have -- mr. camp: i have one minute remaining with one additional speaker. mr. levin: and one additional speaker? mr. camp: one minute with one speaker. mr. levin: shall we follow the order i think we set? you want to do that? i'll use my remaining time and mr. kucinich

. >> at this point we need to worry about our homeland security and what is key for america. >> the u.s. has been increasingly alarmed and has attempted to increase power. officials say attempting an assassination in the heart of washington against the ambassador to the u.s. is an unacceptable provocation. >> nothing has been taken off the table. the world is united. it is not the united states verses iran. >> today state department officials called in ambassadors from around the world to try to assure them they will be protected you're in washington. secretary of state hillary clinton called it a dangerous allocation. >> we will continue to follow developments on the terror plot on air and online anytime. >> also developing, tonight's rally by thousands of local office building cleaners that are on the verge of going on strike. to g>> 12,000 workers cleaned up most of the office buildings here in downtown d.c.. tonight those workers are planning to strike, because they say they are doing too much for too little. these union members are hoping to affect the daily work of thousands in th

but only if we get growth going again in the west and, particularly, in america. u.s.re currently holding more than $2 trillion in cash reserves. i saw a chart this week that illustrated in the starkest possible way why this needs to change. take a look. plots corporate spending along with employment numbers. the correlation is unmistakable and tight. as corporate investment goes up, employment goes up. so the question everyone in washington should be asking is -- how do we get corporations to invest more and sooner? looking at permanent change in tax and regulatory policy, let's agree on five measures and pass them right away. this doesn't need to be mission impossible for america. and we don't even need tom cruise to fix our problems. we'll be right back. >>> that's the problem, they want public services, and they don't want to pay for them. they want to cheat the future for the present. and that's -- that is not a financial problem, that's a cultural/moral problem. she has kind of funny looking toes. she's always touching my hair. and she does this dancing finger th

panel americas u.s. trade officials complaining of unfair subsidies. fun tech power a chinese companies with offices in the u.s. the complaint could create a major trade dispute. >> these industries are growing in some companies they are government financing land that is given to these companies. that is how they are growing the jobs in other companies. >> we don't want to get involved in trade disputes at this time. we work in india and europe. so in our view it's important to have a strong global competitive view. >> california law americas say they will be focused on seeing what they can do to support clean energy and creating jobs. in fremont david lewey abc 7 news. >>> beautiful day around the bay but a fire danger is in effect. >> let's go to spencer christian. >> we are concerned about fire danger. winds will be gusting up to 25 miles an hour. low humidity. winds are diminishing that's good news. higher terrain around the bay area. current temperature readings don't have hot weather. 70 degrees redwood city and mountain view. these are the winds

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america. target. u.s. . mission to bring peace stability. you. don't have to. anger about the afghan was mounting in the u.k. which has the second largest number of troops deployed in the country hundreds of british soldiers have been killed since the conflict began and the war activists celebrities and politicians gathered in london protesting over a decade of war artie's are bennett reports from the capital. this huge protest in the center near the center of london has shown the magical or sentiment in the public imagination here in britain is forefront people are very angry very that we're there in the first place obviously the period of time of deep cuts people sterling has risen through all this money in n.z. really being pumped into a seemingly unwinnable war in another world alive hundred million is a major development are you the ngos are saying well no is no reaching is the right people is not going to say you know we're going to really having much of an effect and not want to sound crews that are being killed in. a us university brown university with

as we head into north america, the northeastern u.s. and eastern canada digging out from the early season snowfall over the weekend. you can see that well developed low is heading out to sea now, just in the new england states and canadian maritime feeling it until monday. a little rain developing in the great lakes region, and a frontal system bringing thunder and showers to the florida peninsula, looking to head northward in the coming days, into the carolinas first as you head into monday. out west, fairly dry picture, but there's a little rain across the pacific northwest. that's looking to head down in to the inland areas of the u.s. in the coming days. the rockies may start to see more significant snowfall in the days to come. as we look at temperatures for monday, looking quite mild in denver, up to 18 degrees. morning lows will feel quite chilly. oklahoma city gets up to 22, and 17 degrees in atlanta for the northeast. here, temperatures remain cold. 11 in new york, up to 12 in d.c., despite the return of some sunshine. then the

i was doing work around central america, supporting people in central america, protecting against u.s. imperialism, and their right to live. i was doing a lot of work on campus in college. head of work against apartheid. i was involved in a lot of the efforts to push back on efforts to remove affirmative action, prop 209, all kinds of work around ballot measures that were tough, big ideas, like single payer, but i never got involved in supporting a candidate. i never thought that a candidate would be someone that i would support, but when tom and ammiano ran for mayor against willie brown, somehow, i got inspired. i thought, it someone that has integrity and honesty, that comes from the community, could run for mayor, maybe it is we something that can represent the community. i wanted to look at it from a candid perspective. >> when you did run for the border supervisors, what did you learn from that experience, from the campaign? >> from the campaign? so much. you knock on a lot of doors, talk to a lot of people. some of the things were interesting, how connected a lot of people were

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these are difficult years for our country but we are america we are the times we live in the u.s. great recession began as a real estate crisis in two thousand and seven it's expanded into a national job emergency impossible to ignore the purpose of the american jobs act is simple. to put more people back to work according to the u.s. government nine point one percent of americans are unemployed yet experts say deceptive measures and statistical shenanigans are being used to mask a jobless epidemic that's far worse say you not count part time workers who are working full time or and they also don't count long term unemployed people people who've been unemployed for over six months maybe they've lost some they were not consistently looking for back in time those people would have been considered unemployed but the government constantly changes the definition of who's unemployed and they do that so that the unemployment number looks lower than it otherwise would have been so the numbers over the years have been massaged so that if the economy will appear to be in better shape than i