and hasn't made an argument of american national interests. >> bob: where are american national interests, bill? >> the dictators backed by iran, get away with using weapons of mass destruction. i think the moral and the national case come together. it would be nice if someone from the administration made the case clearly and simply. the trouble is they bring the president out on a bunch of interviews tomorrow and tuesday night, and try to recruit republicans to make the case. and the fact that this is a president who for four and a half years has -- getting us out of war, and not into wars. no need for force in iraq, and get out of afghanistan. and then evidence of assad using chemical weapons in syria, and he's fought hard to stay out of searia. he could over come that. if i were advising him, i'd say this is a turning point. this isn't just business as usual. he has made a bet, understandably, perhaps, that after iraq, we should avoid getting involved. now we have to get involved. >> but you are advising him. so much of this gets down to personal politics. in other words, the context,

they can play a huge part in undermining the integrity of native american nations and civilizations. one of the things i read about in the first chapter his desire to christianize native people, through several attempts to build colleges both successful and failed. virtually all of the early colonial colleges have as a primary mission the education of native people. that has also said that the native society. it means they are going to be generational divisions between parents and children. it means that youngsters who are brought into the christian education system would be in english and only has the remnant of native culture in native language. >> host: in the book "ebony & ivy," to talk about the type of chasm that night at the created as a relief to intergenerational conflict? >> guest: sure, i talk about it in the first chapter of the book and showed the way they had a very militaristic world. part of their goal was to help achieve the strategic name of the colony. and this is the right word. we often deploy education, deploys school of the colonial world to soften the resistan

surveillance practices this comes after whistleblower edward snowden revealed that the latin american nation is being spied on by american operatives with personal communication from ordinary citizens and even president dilma rousseff herself being intercepted artie's marina and i has the story. as the n.s.a. spying scandal continues to undermine america's global standing one u.s. ally is not willing to forgive and forget brazilian president dilma rousseff who has canceled her scheduled visit to the white house next month pulling out of what was supposed to be the first official state visit of u.s. president barack obama's second term it would have also been the first for a brazilian president in nearly two decades in addition to breaking dates for cilia is also taking steps to divorce itself from the u.s. centric internet while seeking its own sovereignty in cyberspace president rousseff has ordered a series of measures aimed at greater brazilian online independence including storing citizens data locally to protect from n.s.a. snooping according to reports the brazilian government is also

national debt up to seventy three percent of g.d.p. double that of two thousand and seven level jerald us to lend the publisher of trying to journos says americans cautiously military ventures are partly to blame. we're squandering our resources fighting all of these on where noble wars never end and so the nation is going down economically ninety seven percent of the jobs that have been created this year ninety seven percent are part time jobs you're looking at this so no one even sort of more will make a very bad situation much worse we're going to keep taxing the people just as they did as the roman empire. they tax the people more and it's not only the states by the way look what they did throughout europe they called it or sterrett it measures you know they cut your pensions benefits they raise your taxes so it's a way of keeping it going until the people revolt. in a world this hour car bomb attacks continue to wreak devastation in iraq the country's capital has borne the brunt of the latest violence with these twenty six deaths on tuesday alone a total of thirty four people were killed nationwide in shootings and car bombings targeting ma

white house may have caused boeing a four billion dollar fighter jet contract and other latin american nations like bolivia ecuador and venezuela all carry on very important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more n.s.a. secrets are exposed reporting from the white house in washington d.c. same sex our team. and a new information on the story that started a national conversation on press freedom the justice department now says that a former f.b.i. agent will plead guilty to reaching information about a for oil the bomb threat to the associated press donald sackville been agreed to a sentence of three years and seven months for the leak as part of a plea agreement filed in the u.s. district court of indiana part of the sentence will be serving time for separate child pornography charges in may of two thousand and twelve the a.p. reported on an operation in which the u.s. intercepted a bomb from al qaeda in yemen according to a september court filing the a.p. received information from sackville been a government contractor who had top secret clearance the news agen

white house may have cost a boeing a four billion dollar fighter jet contract and other latin american nations like bolivia ecuador and venezuela all carry on very important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more n.s.a. secrets are exposed reporting from the white house in washington d.c. sam sachs r t. it's labeled as popery marked with the faces of popular cartoon characters and sold on store shelves across the country synthetic marijuana is rapidly becoming a public health emergency earlier this month and dozens of people flooded into emergency rooms in colorado tennessee kansas and georgia after smoking a bad batch of fake we'd and at least three people have died just today the mother of nineteen year old nick colbert filed a lawsuit in colorado springs against the store that sold her son a fateful batch back in two thousand and eleven however stephanie colbert is not the first mother to experience such a tragedy tomorrow the senate caucus on international narcotics control will hold a hearing on capitol hill to talk about the dangers of these substances but

white house may have cost a boeing a four billion dollars fighter jet contract and other latin american nations like bolivia ecuador and venezuela all carrying on very important trade relations with the united states that could be in danger as more n.s.a. secrets are exposed reporting from the white house in washington d.c. same sex r.t. . and now moving on to a mishap of epic proportions believe it or not in january of one nine hundred sixty one the united states almost nuked itself according to a recently unclassified document obtained by the guardian the us air force was dramatically close to dropping a pair of hydrogen bombs over goldsboro north carolina the report reveals that the bombs each carried a four megaton payload making them two hundred and sixty times more powerful than the atomic bombs dropped on hiroshima and nagasaki during world world war two according to the documents the two atomic bombs were released after a b. fifty two plane carrying them went into a tailspin during a routine test flight the bombs fell off the carrier and should have debt detonated but they were spared b

, it would still be said of him that he shaped the spaces and dimensions and the taste of the american nation. "the cultivation of the instinct of beauty," he observed, "is a primary practical concern, especially under a government that makes no plans for an astocracy." on a day i1760, young thomas jefferson rides into williamsburg, virginia. back home, at the foot of the blue ridge mountains, he had already begun his study of greek and latin. [bell tolling] now he will enter the college of william and mary to gain what he called a more universal acquaintance. though he is critical of the government and the architecture in williamsburg, he will return here many times over the next 20 years to study and practice law... and eventually to take up residence with his family as the second governor of virginia. "i was bred to the law," he once reflected, "and that gave me a view of the dark side of humanity." "then i read poetry to qualify it with a gaze upon its bright side." the books he was purchasing in these years embraced the whole spectrum of 18th-century knowledge. none were more treasured t

>> guest: they could play huge part in intermining the integrity of native american nations and civilizations. one of the things i write about in the first chapter is the desire to christianize native american people. several attempt to build college successful and failed. which was all of the early colonial colleges have as a prepare mission the education of native people. but that has always sort of impact on native society. it en-- it means there's going to be generational division between parents and children. youngsters brought to the christian education system are tutored in english, and only have, in fact, the remnant of native culture and language. >> host: in the book "ebony and ivy" do you talk about the type of cause m that might have been created as it relates to intergenerational conflict in >> guest: sure. yeah, i touch in the first chapter of the book in trying to show the way in which the early college had a militaristic role. part of their goal -- part of their purpose was to help achieve the strategic aid of the colleges. and so we -- and we often deploy education, and we de

the reality is, engaging the iranian leadership serves american national security interests in the gulfad middle east as well. >> and can i shift the gears with you, as we look at a continuing, very tense situation in kenya. the terrorist group, which is an off-shoot of al qaeda, al shabaab claiming responsibility for the massacre at that shopping mall. in your view, does it appear this was the attack to put them on a more international stage? is there a new sense of sophistication to be associated with al shabaab or its intent, its boldness, to strike what appears to be a very western installation there in nairobi? >> well, mean, i think you listed all the major points and goals of the operation. it's a very potent operation. it sends a powerful message to the international community. it's a spectacular operation. al shabaab still has life in it. it shifts the battle to its enemies' home fronts. this particular action would most likely bring in more recruits worldwide. the operation really shows that al shabaab still has the ability to take war and battle outside of somalia itself. but

own personal connections to the committee through the board of supervisors for the japanese-american national library. i'd like to affirm the japan plan but i'd like to speak from the angel of academic he teaching in the university and would like to stress the importance of doing what can be done to preserve such a rich and a culturally diverse community especially in connection with the social and cultural heritage. it's a long-standing mission even if ethic studies even if being a upper place in the country that links the you thought to bay community and through this mission we as faculty encourage and seek to create opportunity for our students to experience things in their own community whereby i hope in their later crazy they'll give back to their community. many of the students are here today to learn about the relationship between community and the business of the city. every semester we bring students out to japan down u town by also other asian-american communities for events and research as well as intirmz so over the years this has involved any students to the communities. thank yo

could american nationals have been involved in this attack? they go on about the way that al shebab recruits in foreign countries. three american nationals could be among the attackers from minnesota. they go on to develop this idea that minnesota could be what they call a terror pipeline for al shebab militant. there is a large committee in that state in the recruit heavily from there. even circulated a video which was to promote the jihadist cause and we can take a look at thatatatatatatatatatatatatatatat thththththththth who are promotg the cause saying it is wowonderfuou do this. we cannot verify how true this video is. it is a propaganda thing that was taken off youtube very quickly. this footage comes from a local news station in the u.s.. it shows they are trying to recruit further and white in their net -- widen their net. >> i want to thank our panel. we will continue to follow the story as we continue to follow all the reactions from germany after the general election there. thanks for being with us here. captioned by the national ca

also planning to lay underwater fiber optic cable directly to europe and also link to all south american nations currently most of brazil's global internet traffic passes through the united states now experts say if other nations follow in brazil's footsteps the us cloud computing industry which stores data remotely could lose tens of billions of dollars in business by two thousand and sixteen brazil's path towards internet sovereignty follows revelations that the n.s.a. intercepted president rousseff communications hacked into the network of the state owned oil company and spied on brazilians in trusting their personal information to u.s. companies like facebook and google president rousseff says she intends to push for a new international rules on privacy and security in hardware and software next week when all the heads of state gather in new york for the u.n. general assembly on tuesday the brazilian leader is set to open the u.n. g.a. debates and her u.s. counterpart president obama is set to take the stage. immediately afterwards reporting from new york marina port niamh r.t. . i'll be bac

violence alone could not bring down the cuban government jorge moscow and also founded the cuban american national foundation with political action committees and lobbyists with reagan support moscow and also encouraged cuban americans who shared his agenda to run successfully for congress we are really the voice of the cuban american community in miami and we hope to have to convey to the all that fellow anglos our feelings about communism and why we're here in this country. it's happening in cuba is not a failure of the cuban people it's a failure of adele castro and of. one thousand nine hundred eighty seven the soviet communist system was very sick but you know castro refused to give up the berlin wall. coast along in. the fall of. the soviet union. in november one thousand nine hundred one the economy is going into a freefall and they. decide that they have to link. the death tax that they're going to carry out. our men to uncover plots against cuba. where were they planted. in one thousand nine hundred run a going solace hijack the plane in cuba and flew it to miami. shortly afterwards he jo

and it's not the american's national security agency that worries google but the division of the global network. that's what its chairman eric schmidt claimed in its latest speech. held to it.com to discover his theory that the web could become far from worldwide. >> a landmark vote has ended with a inauguration for a second term as city chief. he was sworn into office at a grand ceremony attended by president putin. however, his opponent is refusing to concealed defeat. he's claiming the election is rigged and calling for a recount of the vote. he came in second with almost 1/3 of the ballots and thousands showed up in support of the ousted leader last monday. with a general louisiana tech moom -- looming in germany, small parties are struggling to get the public's attention. it's dominated by the major groups but as peter oliver reports, candidates for some smaller parties are making inroads in rural areas as they look to force their way onto the national stage. >> on the campaign trail hoping to strike accord. >> we're convinced that we have to get a say at the higher level. we end u

what's the american national interest?erstand the humanitarian interest and the moral argument but what's the american national interest? and the american national interest has to be an explanation that says essentially if bad guys in rogue states can sort of move across the international landscape, amassing weapons of mass destructions with nothing being done about it, that could be a threat to the u.s. that's why we have to draw a line here. that's articulated as well. the reality is americans really are worried. it's not just war weary. i think they're weary in general. we had a poll this week and 3/4 people we talked to said they think the u.s. should be paying attention to at home and not overseas. in 2005, that number was 54%. you really have seen a rise not just the result of two wars in the middle east but a long economic slump. people are saying enough and that's the backdrop the president addresses tonight. jon: and this president was voted into office in a large part because of his promises to end the war in afg

debate, there have been a series of diplomatic dustups between the white house and various south american nations. it was last week's tussle over airspace where the president said the united states committed serious offense by not allowing his airplane not to enter u.s. airspace on us would've china. there was an incident past july where morales had his airplane force to land in vienna when -- in what he called a sky jacking when it was thought that edwards noted was in it. they called it -- that edward snowden was in it. ecuador's foreign minister sat down with rt to talk about how president obama has handled the an essay spying scandal. >> he hasn't apologized to anyone, not even his so-called friends are his who old enemies. it looks as if his friends are not really his friends. his friends are so trustworthy that he has to spy on them. i think the brazilian president was very brave and her recent decision. i was very happy to hear that should suspend your trip to the united states out of dignity. it is impossible that it is possible -- it is impossible that someone would spy on me and then in

it does affect american national security. it affects israel.ffects the region that you mention is critical in terms of energy supply. united arab emirates. saudi arabia. europe receives a lot of the oil. japan. america is still the inn dispensable nation. we have to do the stuff that nobody else wants to do because it is our international responsibility because of our size and power and moral leadership. this is a human rights issue. this is a war crime. these strikes were limited. we are not getting boots on the ground. it is extremely extremely volatile. >> governor richardson, thank you for joining us. >>> coming up, what do you think of the new iphone? and what is with the finger print sensor? how secure is it? we fire up the iphone next. you? that's how it works. you take some tums®. if heartburn comes back, you take some more. that doesn't make any sense. it makes plenty of sense if you don't think about it! really, honey, why can't you just deal with it like everybody else? because i took a pepcid®. fine. debbie, you're my new favorite.

took me about two years of study before i completely understood what i think are the compelling american nationalday, petraeus came out and said that american interests here is undeniable. if we do not act, it will continue to get worse. acting now will be difficult. stuart: we will see if the country gets behind the president after his address at 9:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow night. sandra smith making her triumphant return to new york. great to have you. sandra: it is great to be back. stuart: i say it looks like the president does not look like he will get the support for an attack and secretary of state john kerry is talking about a very modest attack, if there is any attack at all. sandra: when you look at the market right now, you have a market, and the stock market, by the way, oil prices are down, gold and silver prices are down, the market has priced out imminent action. it is pricey and now limited action. there is no widespread fear in the marketplace that we will see a war on the ground in syria. that was initially a fear in the marketplace. the markets will be held captive by that. stua

the assad regime was behind that attack and they're saying that this was a direct threat to american national security that's despite the fact that the u.n. inspectors have yet to present their findings on their mission in syria well earlier israel carried out an unannounced missile test in the mediterranean sparking an alert in light of a military buildup in the region for a potential strike on syria the confirmation came after the march of two rockets was detected by russian radars are not brings the details. the two missiles were launched at around five am g.m.t. in the neutral waters off the mediterranean sea and then headed towards its eastern coast this was detected by russia's early warning system and then reported by the defense ministry at first no one else could officially confirm this including israel and the united states but then we've heard from the israeli defense ministry which said that that was a test of a new anti missile defense system which they conducted along with the u.s. washington did confirm that they provided technical assistance tell if said that a military plane

mexico says the united states has promised to investigate allegations that he was spied on by the american national security agency. that actions should be taken if american agencies broke international agreements and acted outside of the law. the interior where minister has narrowly escaped an assassination attempt. a car bomb say exploded next to his motorcade as it drove through the eastern district of the city, the first attack on a senior politician since the military ousted the president mohammed morsi. we have the story from cairo. an attack targeting egypt's interior minister in cairo. his convoy was hit by apple last caused by a large -- his convoy was hit by a blast caused by a large explosive device. officials expect a car bomb. the minister was not hurt. shortly after the attack, he appeared on egyptian television. god --i can do is think is think not. the forensic lab said it was a thee set off from afar with exact timing of my convoy passing that street. all of the explosion debris was directed at my car. >> it is not clear who carried out the attack but the authorities have blamed wh

so the humanitarian side, as an effort to protect american national security, has to be made.nk the president is very good at these. he rises to the occasion when he makes these very important addresses, and this is the first time he's addressing the house. because the house members, they've been out -- i was a house member. you're out in your districts, just people are tired. they're fatigued about wars, about spending money, about ptsd and veterans coming back hurt. they want us to invest in the economy and education and domestic issues. >> so i wonder, as a former ambassador member to the u.n., how confident are you that the u.s. would get involved even though russia and china vote no for any kind of military action? and do you think it's important that the u.n. get behind what the president is saying, what the evidence behind the white house is presenting? does he need not go alone? >> well, the problem, fredricka, is that the president and the administration has tried to get the u.n. involved, and the u.n., the security council, the russians have put the word out, we will

westgate mall for misses following a four day hostage crisis with authorities saying british and american nationals were among that. you so russia under on the wall this is all see with me hello and welcome to the program. says she greenpeace activists south facing charges of piracy after trying to board a russian oil platform in protest against drilling in the arctic both russian and foreign activists are among those being investigated and for more let's now go to our season. he is here in the studio with us had alex say so what exactly are the protesters accused of and tell us more about the charges how serious the charges seem to be serious because according to the russian investigators these activists violated an article of the russian criminal code about piracy organized by a group of people and the maximum prison sentence for that violation is fifteen years with a half a million ruble fine as well according to the russian investigators they also found some equipment on board that vessel the arctic sunrise which belonged to the greenpeace now the incident in question itself happened a week ago

there is no direct threat to american nationals or national securities here, national security.k he needs some sort of authorization as it seems to me every president has had since world war ii, which is the last time we actually had a formal congressional declaration of war. >> but expand on that, jeffrey, for a second. i can think of so many strikes when clinton ordered strikes against al qaeda, against saddam hussein. he didn't even notify congress until it happened. >> well, i think you can draw distinctions among all of those situations. with clinton it was self-defense. it was al qaeda which had attacked american embassies and american ships. with grenada it was defense of american civilians in grenada and if you look at the other circumstances where war was planned in advance, i think there was authorization. whether it was through congress in the two iraq wars or through nato as in bosnia or through the united nations in libya a few months ago. i think presidents both for the legal -- the legitimacy of their own tenure and also for their own political good, there has to

member of congress is going to have to decide if i think it is the right thing to do for the american's nationalurity, and the world's national discusser, then how do i vote. and you know what, that's -- that's what you are supposed to do as a member of congress. ultimately, you listen to your constituents but you also have to make some decisions about what you believe is right for america. sew the president there responding to a question from abc john carrol about one the legislature -- when the legislature who came to the president and said look, 97% of my constituents don't want this, how do you expect me to convince them, of course a lot of these legislatures home in their home districts and they are holding a lot of town halls and some of them are getting very heated. let's hear what senator john mccain faced last night at a town hall in phoenix. >> how much is the life of a servicemen worth, to me it is worth a whole lot more. >> there is no contemplation of putting a serviceman or woman. >> you can say that now -- >> i am telling you there's not. i am telling you there's not sir. so that

also planning to lay underwater fiber optic cable directly to europe and also link to all south american nations currently most of brazil's global internet traffic passes through the united states now experts say if other nations follow in brazil's footsteps the us cloud computing industry which stores data remotely could lose tens of billions of dollars in business by two thousand and sixteen brazil's path towards internet sovereignty follows revelations that the n.s.a. intercepted president rousseff communications hacked into the network of the state owned oil company and spied on brazilians in trusting their personal information to u.s. companies like facebook and google president rousseff says she intends to push for a new international rules on privacy and security in hardware and software next week when all the heads of state gather in new york for the u.n. general assembly on tuesday the brazilian leader is set to open the u.n. g.a. debates and her u.s. counterpart president obama is set to take the stage. immediately afterwards reporting from new york marina port nine r.t. so no end in s

published in the new york times and he said it was his idea he wanted to deliver a message to the american nation since so often according to legend fortune his words and to be. the stance of the kremlin are often being distorted by the media he wanted to have a complete full message published and delivered to the american audience of moral values were another issue touched upon here at the vaal die international discussion kolob that was mentioned by the president as well during his address and . spoke about the current decline in his point of view of moral values in the west saying that that is a civilization which was initially built on religious christian values which are now being distorted maybe you've gotten what you received many european countries rejecting their roots moral values and traditional identity their policies put a family with several children on the same level as a same sex marriage and believing in god in the same level as worshipping satan. excess political correctness goes as far as seriously suggesting the religious tradition of political parties that promote paedophilia