an army corps put her body against the map. to be in the moment on mom. dramas that can't be ignored to the. stories others refuse to notice. the faces changing the world lights now. a full picture of today's the eyes on demand from around the globe. up to. fifty. the world's faceless march protest protest movement in autumn is spreads their message across the globe was grounds railing against online snooping and government corruption. ridden spy post in the heart of berlin the u.k. has allegedly been spying on its german allies from the roof of its amnesty fresh classified leaks reveal. syria's president asad refuses to discuss handing over power will the upcoming peace conference in geneva be the rail before it starts that is coming up from the president's advisor an exclusive talk with r.t. . and eastern libya squares in its own government as the oil rich region tries to break away from tripoli why.

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an army corps. and instrument. to be in the. in early november israel put out tenders for the construction of more than one thousand nine hundred units in the occupied west bank something its close ally the us condemned as a hindrance to peace talks later today sophie shevardnadze speaks to is the former director general of the israeli foreign ministry about the hopes of ever reaching a breakthrough in search of a two state solution. if the talks will look. a peace agreement when we meet. to talk with the palestinians in three or five. years the volume of the settlements will be big and the chance for a palestinian state smaller saw. only. do not understand what this government is doing i know that a lot of pressures from the israeli right to go all circling but. for this. time now for a brief look at some other global news for you this. setting of. of the labor camp was basically a dump this is the un's view on the conditions inside cattle of labor camps and heroin into slums in all rich state has come under severe criticism fo

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an army corps. instrument. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate oh. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because one full attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here the kind of come. at our team we have a different press the fellow because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not. good. at that. i got a sense of the jokes that will handle the stuff that i've got to. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to go to new york city and speak with barry silbert founder of second market and online marketplace for buying and selling illiquid assets such as restricted securities in public companies and on which he recently launched the bit coin investment trust barry welcome to the kaiser report thanks for having max all right barry silver tell us about the bitcoin investmen

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an army corps. instrument. to be in the.terrorists are simply a bad groups of people located throughout the world no different than say a motorcycle gang or what have you that are involved in bad activities you're not going to solve that problem by invading countries overthrowing governments and occupying countries that's the solution madson say you're going to win it with good police work and intelligence gathering that's how you'll defeat terrorism they are just simply little pockets of bad people throughout the world you have to deal with and creating an empire an occupying nations with your military is not the answer. to speak your language. will these programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing story for you. is in trying. to find out more visit arabic. language or. react to situations i have read the reports and let you know pushing the no i will leave them to stay current a comment on your latter point i'm going to say that if mr kerry

i was deployed to afghanistan not as an army corps of engineers representative. i was reporting straight to the commander general, regional command south west, and was expected to be outside the wire, working with people and issues dealing with water. it had me engaged with provincial leadership in afghanistan, as well as going up to ministries in kabul, and i could not understand the situation as it is now without that field experience. i notice the picture they chose for the bio is me in my camouflage fatigues. although i was deployed with the marines, more often than not i was in my cities. when one of the marine goes, do you think there are any of those soviet era mines in here, just make sure you have your dog tag in your laces. we were muddy, we were hot, we were sweaty. we had an incredible experience. monitoring the water involved in the systems is probably the fundamental challenge to understanding what are security in the region. there has been no true monitoring of the water on a consistent basis in afghanistan since the late 1970's. that is something

i was deployed to afghanistan not as an army corps of engineers representative but as something called an aztech hand reporting to the commanding general in the region command southwest and was expected to be away from my base outside of a lawyer working with people and issues dealing with water. it have to be engaged with a love of the provincial leadership in afghanistan as well as going up to ministries in kabul. i couldn't understand the situation as it is now without that field experience. i noticed the preacher lisa picture they chose for the bio is me and my chemical fatigue. although i was deployed or often than not i was in the city that i trampled around the helmand river quite a bit and when one of the marines do you think there is any of those soviet mine in here, i said there could be. that is what they would do with the dogtags downstream. we were hot and sweaty and we had an absolutely incredible experience. monitoring the water that is involved in any of the systems is probably the fundamental challenge to understand water security in the region. there has been no true

was deployed to afghanistan not as an army corps of engineers representative. i was reporting straight to the commander general, regional command south west, and was expected to be outside the wire, working with people and issues dealing with water. engaged with provincial leadership in afghanistan, as well as going up to ministries in kabul, and i could not understand the situation as it is now without that field experience. i notice the picture they chose for the bio is me in my camouflage fatigues. although i was deployed with the marines, more often than not i was in my cities. when one of the marine goes, do you think there are any of those justt era mines in here, make sure you have your dog tag in your laces. we were muddy, we were hot, we were sweaty. we had an incredible experience. monitoring the water involved in the systems is probably the fundamental challenge to understanding what are security in the region. there has been no true monitoring of the water on a consistent basis in afghanistan since the late 1970's. that is something that has to chan

we are on the way to having an army that is much too small as well as drastic cuts in the marine corps to having an army that while it will be trained, not trained to the crackerjack level that american military usually attains and has enabled us to do so much so incredibly well over the last decades. that we're going to lose and we're going to lose it because congress will support the defense industry, not our real -- >> really a shame to see that happening. americans expect the best from our troops and want them to have the resources that they need whenever they feel it's necessary. >> there's no political constituency in capitol hill for the soldier or the marine. the constituency is for buying big ticket items and pork. period. it's going to hurt us badly. we've been through this cycle so many times, uma. after every major war, after world war two, we cut the army and we had to reduce it, but we cut it to the bone. then we got the korean war. we were unprepared. after vietnam, we cut the military. had to rebuild it painfully in the reagan years. after the cold war, we cut it dramat

an old preparatory school. considered one of fiji's best. they're part of the army corps of engineers now the types of troops are more likely that the book on the island. it's a stark contrast from just seven years ago when fijian troops tightly controlled diamond street. military toppled the government and the power no one likes to get soldiers are still technically in charge. he soon came on her own she's been doing the people helping people teaching. people who choose to do from what he says he couldn't complain what did you know that the gdp the people here mostly light to rule the military government if they think that has provided for them the sixteen year old son of july and it still thinks governments and government. i want to eat anything. but i didn't think the people of baking encrusted cross legged the day. with them. sentiment shared by many people the town's central market to find themselves struggling to earn. the two thousand and six two with the country for being independent the military's that it was necessary to clean up the mess from the previous one b

an estimated cost of $300 million, if it is ever finished. >> at this point they're not in compliance with their permit conditions. >> that permit from the army corps engineers is supposed to protect the environment, and caltrans needs it to keep ing to get the opportunity before suspending the permit but it is approaching the point now. >> caltrans is filling at least 60 acres of wetlands, considered critical to the eco system. there are 100-year-old trees, endangered plants and trees. caltrans is supposed to restore 2,000 acres of wetlands and creeks, damaged by past human activity. but while there is construction on the freeways, caltrans has missed deadly after deadny -- deadline after deadline on the environmental plan. >> they bully, they drag their feet, they are not doing what the agency asks them to do. >> one spokesperson disputes that. >> we'll follow any requirements by our permitting agencies. >> he showed us stream beds where caltrans is working to improve fish habitat. but there is just a fraction of what is required. >> this is a very complex project. >> and expensive, caltrans spent 16 million to buy land for the improvements. now

that he rallied an army of people to government service. corps sent the nation's youth to work in latin america, africa, and india. the peace corps took off immediately. the story goes on to note that today just a third of americans have a favorable opinion of the federal government. the lowest rating in 15 years. that is the lead story in this month's "washingtonian" magazine. what does public service mean to you? commentseady getting on our facebook page. i will read you a few of those. public service means not being corrupted. we will be taking your facebook comments, twitter as well, and also our phone lines are open if you want to talk about the subject. we want to hear your thoughts on this topic for the next 40 minutes or so. we will start on the phones on our independent line. jan from denver colorado. caller: good morning. i don't think that there is enough educational monday put into civics classes anymore -- money put into civics classes anymore. it's of annk opportunity to see what public service truly offers. a lot of people think pu

we stopped an amendment to allow loaded and concealed weapons on lands managed by the army corps of engineers as a minority with minority votes. as minority votes, we stopped some -- we stopped legislation that would av allowed some individuals who were deemed mentally incompetent access to firearms. that's just the last year. removing these minority protections risks that in the future important civil and political rights might just disappear because a majority agree that they should. and let us not kid ourselves. the fact that we changed the rules today just to apply to judges and executive nominations does not mean the same precedent won't be used tomorrow or the next year or the year after to provide for the end of a filibuster on legislation, on bills that are before us, and on amendments. just as i've implored my democratic colleagues to consider the implications of a nuclear option that would establish the precedent that a majority can change the rules at will is just as urgent for my republican colleagues to end the abuse of the rules which allow extended debate that were intended on

civilian community decided not to prosecute in sexual assault, that the army took up and they got an 81% conviction rate. in the marine corps 20 cases turned down by the civilian community where the marine base was at, that went to court, 67% conviction rate. in the navy, and air force, it's the same thing where you have civilian jurisdiction saying no to the case. the military saying yes we're going to go to court. because there's a difference between what the discipline committee is trying to college and with no to community must accomplish and that is to let the troops know their certain conduct it's out of bounds and if it's even close you're going to pay a potential price. now, having said that, please do not blame sexual assault problems in the military on a broken military justice system because it is not broken. the commandercommander s are not telling the lawyers take a hike. they cases the was recommend to go to trial actually do go to trial. juries in the military, it's not a jury of one. this is not a civilian system. everybody that goes to trial to listen, is judged by officer. you can request one-third of the

army corps. instagram thank. me in the. the future of greenpeace activists arrested in the russian arctic in september while trying to board an oil rig once again hangs in the balance hearings are underway in st petersburg at the moment where prosecutors want to extend custody for the detainees while the defense team is hoping to secure their release under a travel ban refinishing reports now from outside one of the two court houses where the sessions are being held. the geology of kalinski could change st petersburg so i hope you can see behind me is a vote to decide today whether to keep the so-called off takes on roy's detainees in jail for three more months old to release them and that's off to russia's investigative committee to apply for the extension saying they need more time to complete the probe by monday morning as far as we know at least six applications happen filed but we expect more to come later today this particular court is in charge of examining the cases of the ship's doctor from russia policeman from canada and russia as journalist this week marks two months since thirteen men and women from nineteen diff

an obama care army perhaps armed with weapons, perhaps armed with syringes? well hopefully you can get to the bottom of that. the reality is the new law provides funding for a reserve corpsw thousand doctors and health care workers to help at times of national emergencies. nothing about people going around putting needles in people's arms to kill them in late age. sorry louie you're out to lunch again. that's "hardball" for now. coming up next, "your business" with jj ramberg. y zyrtec-d®. powerful relief of nasal congestion and other allergy symptoms -- all in one pill. zyrtec-d®. at the pharmacy counter. still running in the morning? yeah. getting your vegetables every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. two full servings of vegetables hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no

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we stopped an amendment to allow loaded and concealed weapons on lands managed by the army corps of engineers as a minority with minority votes. as minority votes, we stopped some -- we stopped legislation that would av allowed some individuals who were deemed mentally incompetent access to firearms. that's just the last year. removing these minority protections risks that in the future important civil and political rights might just disappear because a majority agree that they should. and let us not kid ourselves. the fact that we changed the rules today just to apply to judges and executive nominations does not mean the same precedent won't be used tomorrow or the next year or the year after to provide for the end of a filibuster on legislation, on bills that are before us, and on amendments. just as i've implored my democratic colleagues to consider the implications of a nuclear option that would establish the precedent that a majority can change the rules at will is just as urgent for my republican colleagues to end the abuse of the rules which allow extended debate that were intended on

army corps. of engineers have identified over 30 alaska native villages as being an imminent risk from rising sea level and flooding. in fact, we -- also know by observation and predicts it's nice when they agree. that in fact global warming becomes especially severe in the higher latitudes like the arctic. on one example, the town of new talk is currently being relocated. the town georgia lee that suffered as hassive flood. the renewable energy laboratory are supporting fema and the town of georgia lee that in the recovery effort from the disaster. so droughting and rising temperatures pose a threat to coal-fired plants in 1/2 hole nation. oil and gas reservations. we have an -- to meet the threat and certainly to meet it in indian country. let me say a word about the climate action plan that president obama -- put forward in late upto address the urgent threat broadly. it has three pillars. a first, of course, is the cut, carbon, pollution domestically. second to be prepare for these impacts of climate change to adapt to them. and third, to lead international efforts to combat climate change an

who is the senior research geographer the u.s.e b army corps of engineers whenre she began a study that you will hear more about end with that basic an end she served in afghanistan as a senior adviser on watershed sut management to the commanding ant general of regional commando southwest and has a b.a. in waterity but in to ph.d. is in the author and co-authora of numerous publications related to water security itknon is a key issue. and the finals speaker known as party who is now director for the center of international cooperation we nie very pleased to be herewas e in the next government officials. from 2009 through last month he was senior adviser to direcpecial representative at the state department and longtime expert and has directed preventative action at the foreign relations and has taught political science at yale and columbia throughs december 2001 with thehe seetary-h of 9/11 special advisor to the u.n. specialgree representative for afghanistan. during sub period that post-t soith that b bond conference for afghanistan so without ad tn brief introduction of alaska them to make a brief remarks sh. >> thank you very mu

an obama care army perhaps armed with weapons, perhaps armed with syringes? well hopefully you can get to the bottom of that. the reality is the new law provides funding for a reserve corpshousand doctors and health care workers to help at times of national emergencies. nothing about people going around putting needles in people's arms to kill them in late age. sorry louie you're out to lunch again. up next, democrats have a good chance of beating some high profile republican governors next year. right back here in the place for politics in just a minute. i am today by luck. i put in the hours and built a strong reputation in the industry. i set goals and worked hard to meet them. i've made my success happen. so when it comes to my investments, i'm supposed to just hand it over to a broker and back away? that's not gonna happen. avo: when you work with a schwab financial consultant, you'll get the guidance you need with the control you want. talk to us today. afghanistan in 2009. on the u.s.s. saratoga in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because it offers a superior level of protection and b

army for the president. >> it provides in obama care that this commission and non-commission non-commissioned officer corps will be trained. are they using weapons to train or being taught to use syringes? >> anare officer corps armed with syringes. sounds scary. but that's not all. michele bachmann believes the law creates a secret data base the irs will use to deny you health care. >> there's a huge and national data base that's being created right now. the irs is in charge of that data base, so they will have the potential we will they, to deny health care. >> and rand paul, his word that doctors will take away your guns. >> having democracy informing on their patients whether or not they have guns. i believe the time will come that this will be misused. >> these conspiracies come from this year. 2013. republicans will continue pushing lie after lie to stop and try this law. cause they have no alternative. and that goes for president obama's entire agenda. they have no alternatives. republicans are for nothing. they're against everything. and they'll say anything to try and stop this president. joining me now is bill press and ryan grim. thank you both for being here. >> hi, rev. >> bill,

the army corps has been responsible for the waterways of america and the water resources reform and development act is going to be an opportunity for america to really move its infrastructure, particularly the trade, remember, just review, we're talking 13 million jobs immediately depend upon the water resource reform act. we're talking about 99% of our trade travels through our ports and waterways, whether it's on the mississippi, the sacramento, the san joaquin rivers or the great ports and the water -- and the coastal part of america. it's critically important. and as we do these things, we have the opportunity to reach back into the history of america and remember what the founding fathers talked about way back in george washington's very early days. that these fundamental investments in what they called canals, ports and roads, were critical to the growth of the united states at the very, very outset. and george washington and alexander hamilton also recognized the importance of international trade. and that we get those trade policies correct. and so as question get ready to do the water resources reform and d

an extremely hazardous mission without knowing at the time what it actually entailed. under the leadership of lieutenant colonel james doolittle, the raid involved launching 16 u.s. army air corps b-25 mitchell bombers from the deck of the u.s.s. hornet, a feat that had never been attempted in combat before. on april 18, 1942 -- again, just a few months after pearl harbor -- 650 miles from its target the hornet encountered japanese ships. fearing the mission might be compromised the raiders decided to launch 170 miles earlier than anticipated. these men accepted the risk that they might have -- not have enough fuel to make it safely beyond japanese occupied china. the consequences meant the raiders would almost certainly have to crash land or bail out either above japanese occupied china or over the home islands of japan. any survivors would certainly be subjected to imprisonment or torture or death. after reaching their targets, 15 of the bombers continued to china, the 16th dangerously low on fuel headed to russia. the total distance traveled by the raiders averaged 2,250 nautical miles over a period of 13 hours making it the longest combat mission ever flown in a b-25 during

an elevation study of a nearby brook. now, let's be clear about this. she has to spend this money even though the city of brockton and the nearby army corps of engineers haveno record of the brook ever flooding. and if her appeal is successful, she still is out a thousand dollars due to fema's mistake. the presiding officer: time has expired. ms. warren: i'm pleased to join my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to call for this commonsense delay which will give fema time to complete get this right and i thank senator landrieu for her leadership in this, senators menendez, isakson, cochran, and all the cosponsors of this bill, time is running out. we need to get this done. i yield back. ms. landrieu: senator hoeven has joined us. he's been particularly forceful on the issue of basements in a state that doesn't have an ocean anywhere around it, but has some serious flooding challenges, and i would hope the senator would take a minute to explain what he's been telling us and how important this particular piece of this bill is for the basement situations in your state. mr. hoeven: madam president, i'd like to thank the good senator from louisiana, very plea