it allowed the library of the andress to weigh in on this there was an exemption. that will be taken up by the judiciary committee. i think this is the perfect time to address this. and i think that this is a bill that i am a curriculum -- i am an original cosponsor of that really closes the loophole on this. , his bill only go so far. it is a temporary fix. the bills that i am a part of mixes permanent and is perfect for consumers and a way we go. i say unlock them. for theu had a message when it comeson, to net traveler t and cell phone unlocking, what would your neutrality and cell phone unlocking, what would your message be? >> i enjoyed working with all of them. as thelieve that voluntary options are upon us has tothink that the fcc that thes in a way very small, medium-sized, and large companies be able to compete relative to spectrum. the idea that the big fish swallow up little fish, it is not healthy for our economy. they all have a business plan. they want to make money. when you look at the markets in the country, 80% is owned and and the most valuable s

allegedly shot dead by police becoming the sake of a second fatality but isn't he on going and escalating andress. in the trial over the largest u.s. security leak in history prosecutors pro-trade private bradley manning as a traitor claiming that he knowingly aided the enemy. i don't stare it takes its toll on britain's health with hospitals and clinics on depression thanks to government demands that billions of pounds to be cut from the budget.

dozens of people across the country to try and end the ongoing anti-government protests a public andress against prime minister and a once government has gone on for over three weeks now dumbarton as an anchor out for r.t. but gold another day is going to be a test here the tickets capital ankara police street having to cut the city join the. police standoff between police and protesters became clear to start the fight at least this finally spoke to their struggles that many crashes going it seems it just. made it up a little so well basically elections it would not lead to one it seems at least for at least it removes those elections that want to see such high places that it's nice to see how sixty six decades ago they could do well if he is fighting to make it seem to speak to students it seems like the subtleties because sadly i think that he has a few things to go to the tickets for suddenly the only guy excited this protest that it has become the search was a case study for anybody to go down to the politics of the region to do justice and so i had to teach these little white logos

closely following the situation in turkey as we have been from the very beginning the timeline of the andress and live updates available twenty four seven on our website r.t. dot com. today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. during operation throughout the day. smiles and a warm handshake sigh expected in california later in the day with the u.s. and chinese leaders meet for their first summit of behind the diplomacy has a range of prickly subjects between the team with washington accusing beijing of launching a cyber war against it and as you know what there are reports of the u.s. has come to measures go well beyond being purely defensive. after months of muscle flexing comes the handshaking u.s. president barack obama and chinese president xi jinping will likely play nice for the cameras but behind the closed california mansion doors of this first bilateral summit a tense talk over a cyber espionage hacking and rules of virtual engagement think of it as well as the jumble of biological weapons convention so one can make those sorts of weapons most c

also from the european financial bloc m m news a says the andress we're seeing in frankfurt is just the beginning of a global uprising against the financial tyranny and i think this is one step more towards in the euro zone the euro zone and t u has nothing to do with democracy anymore and what i fear most is that all this crisis is you a crisis leads to structures which are far far away from democracy i mean i don't want a eurozone boss i want somebody whom i can believe whom i can trust and who i'm also able to elect but what's going on at the moment is that there are people in front of us like in the former u.t.s. is our politicians and their political decide what's going on i think that's not good for the future take also jeff take america united states of america fifty million food stamps there this is not an asylum so we are we have all of the same problem and maybe the occupy and these protests that we see are only the beginning of a vast protest and demonstration all over the europe all over europe but also all over the world in jet pan and united states as well. well discontent

do your gas and rubber bullets to quell the andress some of the demonstrators torch cars and threw rocks at police use harsh response also in brasil when demonstrators tried to torch at the building of foreign ministry president dilma rousseff broke a week of me or silence on friday i'm billing a serious of reforms in an attempt to end on to government protests she promised to drive to blunt to benefit public transport and that all oil royalties would be used in education however protesters say it's not enough promising more rallies to show how angry is brasil and political analyst adrian sal bucci says brazil's leadership should take the protest seriously as he believes there's a high chance they could be hijacked by outside influences and seeking to weaken the latin american stand brazil has very serious problems social problems it has to cope with probably poverty it has to cope with the grandparents government corruption even though president dilma rousseff has done a relatively good job in the sense that as soon as she came into power she threw out her. labor minister she threw out

. >> back in d.c., andress and guillermo had a similar idea. >> and the possibility of me making a life do we have? >> equality. >> when did we get it? >> now! >> reporter: across the street from the court and among conservatives, the feeling was that the country's social fabric was changing for the worse. >> i think it will be very, very devastating for our country over the long term. because what it means is the inevitable marginalization of marriage and the subversion of the most essential institution for human existence. >> reverend rob shanks said this wasn't the court's decision to make. >> the supreme court has no authority when it comes to the nature of marriage. that authority belongs to the creator. >> reporter: on both sides, emotions had been building toward this single day, this pair of rulings for months. part of the reason for the court's move was a sense of anticipation and that this was it. however you were invested in these cases, knowing this was the last day of the session, so when the rulings came out, the emotions boiled over. certainly for louis phillips, who says