now the latest and final edition of julian assange interview show is here for you next hour on archie now are features and blogs online help explain why afghanistan strong all conflict has borne little progress in over a decade here's what else we're reporting at archie dot com keeping the web open and private and internet declaration signed by key groups from browser giants to amnesty international to protect our rights online. and the pulpit protesters were turned to bill brock stage russian punk group pussy riot joined an american band's moscow gig after their notoriety for storming a cathedral and antigovernment stone. was watched a lackey wheeled in a very odd ball rally it's more far out than formula one and we've got the footage for you at our t.v. dot com. germany is by far the strongest economy in the euro zone but it still felt the punch of the euro crisis uncertainty over the currencies trade has led some germans to stash their cash away from the bank's books on a boy explains. better for economy good for business dittrich ross has been selling vintage cars for almost three

you can watch all twelve episodes of archie dot com. julian assange. it is true for three weeks is the secret these documents belong in the united states government being attacked by the united states can down the court after. illegally shoots five hundred days being detained without charge. hasn't stopped. the day we want to quit really. can change the world tomorrow. a look now at some other stories from around the world portugal's constitutional court has struck down the government's latest thirty packages unlawful it said cuts to pensioner and public worker bonuses and vacations could go ahead as they promoted inequality it's a harsh book out of the government's austerity program and is likely to mean deeper cuts elsewhere was given a seventy eight billion euro bailout from the e.u. last year to save it from bankruptcy. armed gunmen have forced three oriel terminals in eastern libya to halt production that's ahead of the first post gadhafi parliamentary election on saturday there had been threats to sabotage the poll from a movement

life from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he said now it's great to have you with us two pm here in the russian capital eleven am in london and the u.k. is banking scandal is set to widen with departed barclays chief executive bob diamond to be quizzed by m.p.'s potentially dragging the bank of england and the government and government officials into the affair and the u.k. stores largest lender has been found guilty of fixing a system of interbank lending rates it's all homeowners and businesses over charge for loans at the height of the financial crisis the government's ordered a full parliamentary inquiry into the country's banking sector artie's sorry for reports. it's been a truly terrible week for the city's reputation and it could be set to get even worse than we've already seen buckley's bank leads a number of its top executives that of kools coming in the wake of the revelations that buckley's was involved in fixing key interest rates known as libel those interest rates were responsible for setting the calls the millions of businesses can

quote from our studios in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he said now our top story at least ninety three people have been killed in a wave of blasts new iraq in the bloodiest day the country has seen this year but the violence mostly targeted security forces and follows a warning from the new al qaida leader in the country that the terrorist group is returning to its former strongholds there he also threatened the u.s. with attacks are mideast correspondent paula fleer has the latest this is the most deadly attack in at least you know in iraq at what is a day yesterday that saw some seventeen people killed in just one incident some eighteen people were killed in one neighborhood now we're hearing from a security personnel spokesperson that the target of these attacks is predominantly security and iraqi police it comes just days almost to a warning by the lido i'll cry that you may run abu bakar al bug i.v. that he would be retaking strongholds that had been those day he would be pushing out the united states and its allies in an already a recording that will. posted

condemnation that's been drowned out by stronger western calls for more action against assad as archie's more if a national reports from damascus. earlier been hearing reports that it's been a massive very intense bombing but as you can see this is the building is not very much damage some windows broken and actually this is all the damage as we can see from here also from what we can see from here we can understand that the explosion happened inside the building and syrian army has already claimed responsibility for what happened on the last of the killings the news about blast has come at a very tough time for the syrian capital in the last four days damascus has been seen for positioning a story an army have dubbed the final battle for damascus is the size of the battlefield to be very different parts of the syrian capital also seen black smoke drifting over the city's skyline and we've also been hearing helicopters not only flying over one of the oldest continuously inhabited capitals in the world but also firing we can see some smoke even now in actually many different neighborhoods

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in bargo aims to put pressure on its atomic program here's archies mideast correspondent policy.we hearing from the radio foreign minister that iran wants a situation he says that the only other alternative is confrontation which is not in anyone's interest now this comes as the israeli as we really implement drafted a bill that calls for the station of the shipment of crude oil through the strait of hormuz to countries that support sanctions against iran and now this follows the call back by the european union they have called for an embargo on iranian oil that was passed back in january it went into effect this past sunday now also today choose day the radio government announced that it had to test a number of missiles including long range missiles that potentially could hit us in the persian gulf but the situation on the ground is certainly intensifying the united states has sent minesweepers to the persian gulf to boost its fleet there and that comes amid renewed threats by iran that it is closing a wall potentially or could potentially close the strait of hormuz there have b

it six pm in the russian capital this is archie coming to you live on a nice now away with our top story this hour in moscow says it's under arm twisting tactics from foreign partners who want to push through a u.n. resolution on syria which could allow the use of external force. but. unfortunately we've even seen some elements of blackmail i consider it talk to be counterproductive and dangerous approach because it is unacceptable to use the observers as a bargaining chip for the. largest crater all over has been after that conference heard the words from the foreign minister p. what kind of bargain is circular talking about here. well what russia wants to see is the extension of the u.n. monitoring program on the ground in syria now they proposed a resolution to the un security council which says just thus now some of russia's foreign partners have come forward and said yes we'll vote for your resolution if you vote for the second resolution has been put put forward by countries such as the united states and great britain now the wording of the second resolution is open to interpretati

live from our headquarters in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he said now it's four pm here in the russian capital eight am in washington our top story syria's rebels claim the regime has moved its chemical arsenal to airports near the country's borders in a movie i say is in to intimidate foreign powers of sources in damascus claim the lion's share of stockpiles are stored securely in syria's less turbulent south the regime also ruled out such weapons could be used in the conflict between rebels and government forces on a boy has more from damascus. his conference here in damascus foreign ministry spokesman did mean that syria indeed possesses chemical weapons something that nonproliferation experts have suggested all along and that the syrian authorities have a number of straight forwardly deny damascus has never signed the chemical weapons convention so technically its admitting to having those chemical stockpiles is not a while ation of any international treaty which all of that syrian officials have long suggested that they need some sort of deterrent against is

preparing to halt their offensive some states are calling for humanitarian corridors to be set up but as archie's oksana boyko reports from syria there are fears of will simply open the doors to more bloodshed. the efforts to put an end to violence in syria or on the country to stoke tensions in this country that depends on your worldview or worse still continuing just a few days ago the arab league has called for an emergency meeting of the un general assembly to discuss this meant off humanitarian corridors now in theory the square there should alleviate human suffering and allow for the safe passage of humanitarian workers and refugees but in practice when you look at the map of syria it is surrounded by the countries that are being used to smuggle weapons for the free syrian army we are talking about turkey lebanon on iraq possibly even jordan just a few days ago the reuters news agency published a story quoting an f.s.a. officer who was boasting about new deliveries all rocket propelled grenades katyusha rockets and missiles on the top of that refugee camps on the border with these countries

away while officials say as many as twenty thousand people could have been affected by the flood archies tom barton is in the town of crimps which has been hit the hardest he spoke to some of the survivors of the tragedy. you can see here behind me the river next to the town of crims all the devry that's been flooded into that by that deluge of water that came into the night here we can see just a little pot of the damage that that immense amount of water did. this small house close to the river one of the worst hit one of the first hit it pushed this carriage down with ease up against the side of the house the struts there have been pushed out all this debris thrown into the front garden the fence has been pushed down and all around this town the first people are starting to come back to their houses to try and assess some of the damage and some of the costs of all of this water many of them really in a state of shock they may have survived that night but the cost to this town and all the damage are immense but my cousin woke me up at around one am until this to get out we found ourselv

but from our studios in central moscow you're watching archie with me and he's now it's two pm here in the russian capital our top story in athens has lashed out against the british prime minister over his remarks the u.k. could restrict greeks from entering the country the move could also target citizens of other struggling eurozone nations but athens said london should be looking closer to home to solve its own financial trouble arches laura smith reports. there's been speculation about massive waves of immigration from not just greece but from other economies that are struggling at the moment david cameron in response to that said that britain could potentially close the doors to immigration from these struggling euro zone countries including greece he was under pressure really to say there was a lot of speculation about this kind of migrant issue. and he said if the borders came under unusual stress then the legal position was that britain could take action and close down those borders greece has responded quite a it was the it was the passover party one of the parties in the leadi

on with her however some doctors say the dumped fetuses could even be the product of cloning as archie's sean thomas reports. right now the investigation is focused on two parts first how did these four plastic containers containing two hundred forty eight fetuses end up in the woods about seventy kilometers north of why and where did these fetuses come from the possible explanation is legal scientific research we do know that all of the fetuses that are in question here were terminated between twenty two and twenty six weeks this is well past of the twelve week mark which is considered legal abortion in russia after twenty two weeks of women can only have an abortion only for medical necessary reasons so is this illegal abortion operation or is this scientific research no one really knows they're trying to get to the bottom of that we talked to one medical doctor this is what they had to say about the subject. this looks like some sort of organs were removed from fetuses to extract distances theoretically can be used to reach people there was a criminal case in ukraine who want to go wh

this, of course, the special counsel archie cox is ultimately fired and that results in the firestorm that causes the house judiciary committee impeachment inquiry. so i get a call six, seven, eight nine months before from phil highman i think i got the call, some senior member of the staff who i knew from law school. they called to ask me to come down to consider joining their staff to leaving my law firm and joining their staff as a prosecutor on the special prosecutor staff. i turn it down on the phone. i'm now a partner in a law firm. i have a wife and children. i'm doing fairly well. i live in the suburbs. i'm working very hard. and i don't want to be a prosecutor again. at this point in my life. i've been there, done that kind of thing. i tell him that on the phone and i just turn him down, an opportunity to join that staff. i was interested. obviously it was a significant thing. the special prosecutor was appointed but it's an institution i'm not a fan of as later on although i thought it did a great job in that thing and it was proper to have it in that situation. so i turn it

which votes later on today on just what to do archie's sean thomas joins us along with the details sean well it certainly is a difference of opinion between russia and turkey but are we really likely to see a sort of meeting of the minds. well karen it is interesting in fact turkish prime minister erdogan is meeting in moscow today with the russian president vladimir putin primarily because the two countries are allies and there's a lot of things that they're going to be discussing including trade agreements as well as construction and energy contracts but the one question on everybody's mind of course is syria a topic which both countries have opposing views on if you look at the differences in the two turkey is more aligned with nato i one point in time they used to be allies with syria but their position has since changed they are now calling for regime change and for bashar al assad to step down the other thing is that syria has called it turkey says that they are becoming a hotbed for terrorism and of course things a tension between the two countries have not gotten any better sens

all right archie is a really good reporting live from the state duma. here's a look at some other stories worth checking out as we see it on our website. tom smoke no fire british police blocked a major highway in search of boss passengers at gunpoint after an electronic cigarettes parked terror a bomb. and a very real fire in the north of moscow helicopters called in to extinguish the blaze in an air force academy hangar you've got photos and video for you at our teen dot com. the whistleblowing group wiki leaks hopes to shed more light on the syrian conflict it's making the headlines again with the release of so-called syria files millions of leaked e-mails supposedly exposed pocker see in the west dealings with damascus more on this now from our london correspondent sara first. this is the biggest release since we had table gate which gave us the u.s. diplomatic cables and a really unique insight into the workings of the u.s. government now the syria files is even bigger than that it's supposed to be eight times bigger than the u.s. diplomatic cable

seven pm in moscow this is archie coming to you live from nice to now with our top story and a wave of terror in iraq attacks explosions and suicide bombings have killed at least a hundred and seven people across the country and left nearly three hundred wounded this is a really coordinated assault turned today into the bloodiest episode in iraq since u.s. troops left the country government officials police and army units appear to have been the primary targets of the onslaught it's actually also came days after al qaeda is a new leader in iraq laid out on fascist plans for the terrorist cell there here's artie's mideast correspondent paul this lier. this is the most deadly attack in at least to go in iraq it follows a day yesterday that saw some seventeen people killed now we're hearing from a security personnel spokesperson that the target of these attacks is predominantly security and iraqi police it comes just days off to a warning by the veto that you may rock gaiety that he would be retaking strongholds that had been those day he would be pushing out the united states and its all

states and organizations which target it by carrying out aggressive hacker attacks itself here's archies laura smith if you can't beat em join em that seems to be britain's new attitude when it comes to dealing with cyber attacks a new report by the u.k.'s intelligence and security commission has concluded it's not enough to defend against cyber attacks additionally the military and spy agencies should be actively declaring cyber war on enemy state attack evidently is in their view the best form of defense although in this case they're calling it active defense. they're voicing that britain should be secretly hacking into enemy systems using programs like the stuxnet virus which disrupted iran its nuclear enrichment program it comes just two years after the launch of a six hundred fifty million pounds national soluble security program but progress according to the m.p.'s on the committee has been slow the national security strategy ranks the threat of cyber attacks alongside that of terrorism and yet this committee of m.p.'s seems fully prepared to engage in it itself this despite the fa

you can find all of the episodes of julian assange show at song dot archie dot com while you're there there you can be sure to check out all the other stories we're covering on our website that's our to dot com if you're protective of your personal freedoms you could be considered an extreme right wing terrorist in the u.s. at least that's what one study claims. challenging the laws of gravity on monster these one hundred thirty three daredevils from russia have swung into the record books after performing this spectacular nerve jangling greatest you can get the full video at our team dot com. tear gas has been used in ukraine to disperse protesters angry of a new bill that allows wider use of the russian language in the country scuffles also broke out between demonstrators and police now the protesters claim the use of russian government offices and media impacts on the country's national language ukrainian up to half of ukrainians use russian as their primary language and under european laws any ethnic group that makes up at least ten percent of the region's population can use its m

escaped the violence in their homeland took shelter in neighboring syria but now they're returning home archies oxana boy to reports from damascus they fled their home countries in search of peace only to be ambushed by war in the place they thought was safe syria has long been counted among the most welcoming countries in the region for refugees with almost one hundred thousand of them registered here permanently it was before the while and broke out in syria the residents of the nap neighborhood were all well familiar with the ugly realities of war or the past decade d.c. area has become what thousands of war refugees from somalia afghanistan pakistan but the largest community here iraqis who sought to escape the us waged war in that country and now have to flee yet again at this bus station iraqi destinations have never been in such high demand as now after several dozen residents of this area were shot or beheaded in the past few weeks many are scrambling to leave i don't know how many were right here because family in two thousand and three is also packing i've never come across such secur

prime minister claims the country however can deliver many among the public though seem to disagree archie's laura smith reports. it's been seven years in the making and the greatest show on earth is finally kicking off in london but not everyone's pleased this has come to town in fact according to research by currency exchange firm travelex londoners are fleeing their city in droves people are saying specifically they want to avoid the lympics you know they look at the streets and they look at congestion. charges. so they have taken the decision to go a third of people traveling this summer will head off during the games but for those who stay behind it will be a television only affair millions ended up disappointed in the public lottery to get tickets and it's recently been revealed that hundreds of thousands of tickets returned by for an olympic committees are being privately sold to corporate sponsors it's provoked outrage but not surprised. not only the corporate sponsors but big corporate. backers in general is an inevitable result of the way the goings of done primarily for the intere

black market for art of war that is booming as archie's post we are now reports the new leadership isn't doing enough to stop it. egypt's pride and past which is slowly being stolen from its people here at the museum of egypt and antiquities in cairo more than five thousand years of civilization on display unearthed over the years from the shifting sands with the world's largest collection of fair army pieces and the treasures of king two tin common but the ancient world's artifacts are being plundered to this museum and some say in. the museum. this is. one of the better downsides of the chaos of last year's bloody uprising on the streets of egypt an outbreak of fifty museums and antique warehouses across the country more than one hundred thousand artifacts are stored in the cairo museum basement alone and at least a million are stored across more than egypt protecting these traces requires a colossal effort all the more difficult since many police have lift the force in the wake of the countries and raced before the revolution where fifty go to the police the maximum very little can pe

it's seven pm here in moscow this is archie coming to you live on news to now with our top story this evening america's chief diplomat is threatening russia and china with consequences for what she sees as siding with the regime in syria hillary clinton was speaking at the paris conference of the syrian rebels key supporters more on this now from archies peter all over. well you heard it vitriolic address from u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton directing a threat towards russia and china saying that they would have to pay a price for what she sees as their support of the assad government you know this wasn't the only thing that hillary clinton not to say gels he said that russian helicopters were being used to kill civilians on the ground in syria though if we look closer at this there are some really inconsistency between where we were a week ago following the conference in geneva of international partners looking to you to find a peaceful solution to syria and what we're hearing this weekend now last weekend in geneva to us seem to be one side with the kofi annan but police pla

more details at archie dot com. well the united states could start actively engaging hackers in matters of national security that's after it was confirmed america's surveillance chief is due to attend the largest annual hacker gathering in las vegas and that could represent a major u. turn on the u.s. government's approach to cyber warfare. explains. over the past two years the f.b.i. has arrested and jailed dozens of a legit how kurds and or whistleblowers in connection to groups like wiki leaks. anonymous and the file sharing site mega upload but in addition to prosecuting master hackers it appears as though the u.s. government may soon begin aggressively recruiting them now one indication that many are pointing to is the fact that the head of the u.s. national security agency general keith alexander is expected to speak at the def con conference in las vegas now this event is considered to be the world's largest gathering of how curves and so-called computer geeks in this year an estimated fifteen thousand people

syrian government flatly denies they say that there is no rebel authentic against the city of damascus archies them or if an ocean is in damascus this is what she has to say what's happening on the ground. the capital damascus since the beginning of the uprising last march has most of the tang been under governmental control and the closest the fighting has ever moved has been in its suburbs in the eastern part of the mass because outskirts in the area known as duma there have been several assaults against opposition hotbeds there but the clashes have never actually taken place inside this city and activists and residents have described was going on in damascus as the most intense they have used violence since the beginning of the uprising last march and the opposition groups have also been reporting that the army has been using more tires and even armed vehicles and how he called teri's and has been shelling the areas where the rebels are this information is very hard to be very far and we're hearing from governmental sources here that a great number of terrorists have been killed during thes

you're watching archie here's a recap of the headlines hundreds of n.t.l. story chief protesters gather in madrid just a day after a nationwide demonstrations against the e.u. impose cuts they are pouring of anger was followed by prime minister roy's announcement that an additional sixty five billion euros would be slashed from the budget. syria is engulfed in violence with fierce battles raging across the country between government forces and rebel fighters reports claim july has been the bloodiest month of the conflict so far this as the u.n. security council agreed to extend the observers mission to the country by thirty days. plus trigger happy tourism a new attraction for visitors to israel spots fears it provides a negative perception of the country critics say is cashing in on the country's trouble security situation. next in our special report cultures of resistance we meet people who have dedicated their lives to promoting change and fighting oppression. but then the finale is evident. spinor that as a syrian citizen it's my responsibility to work

archie bunker's neighbor who moved on up to the east side.ul sitcom, 11 seasons. he also played in a sitcom "amen." he was 74. and if 911 call from the hall of fame the. this from southern california, might make it. she saw a giant mountain lionen and freaked out. but it was fake. now you can apply sunblock to your kids' wet skin. neutrogena® wet skin kids. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for full strength sun protection. wet skin. neutrogena®. for full strength sun protection. are a sizzling deal, starting at 6 bucks. try our new lunch-size chicken fajitas, sauteed onions and peppers topped with grilled chicken, served with soup or salad. chili's lunch break combos, starting at 6 bucks. >>> updating the top stories, at least five people have been arrested in anaheim on the fourth night of demonstrating turned violent. >>> the country's largest city, president assad's warplanes, military helicopters are carrying out air strikes. >>> and mitt romney on a three nation

now once and that, tobacco use them when and how strong the factors are the latino community and archie breaking tradition to behave years with a tight even. >>> but the point is 6 and taken and overland across the country everybody has the same issues and reduced focusing on what we're doing some will talk about meat and colorectal cancer that 60 percent could be prevented if by diminishing risk to i don't said that we can prevent weaken diminish the risk to you eat healthier and you reduce your meat intake and to exercise any moderate that that things and increase the good things and you already moving into a different position so if you can change your weight you address the obesity issue were diabetes issue and you can address the cancer issue. >>> this a crossing here the house district killed the affordable health care act is when it's recall even though it ever because of the obama care act. in terms of that plant if it goes through as the president has proposed it how will that affect the latino community. >>> it's kind of some and not help others because it will help those who

to see him hold his own with someone like archie buncher, he was a phenomenal talent.akes us laugh. >> we all got a front row seat. >> we did. >>> let's get a check of the weather. you were just watching along. >> you made my morning. >> you too. >> i don't seem to remember it that way, robin. let's get to the boards. we'll show you one or to two things going on. we'll start with the stormage from yesterday's storms. there's another in northern michigan, northern illinois, not quite as active as this. 277 miles on the ground that one long line all of the way into kentucky. we had the storms pop up into the carolinas yesterday afternoon. this is where severe weather focuses today. minneapolis, chicago, detroit, buffalo as well. des moines, kansas city, all of these storms include hail and strong winds. yesterday's winds up to 80 miles an hour. i don't see why we wouldn't repeat that today. look at the wind. heat advisories out all over the area. birmingham, 97. 70 degrees right now in will be aand it day to day with lower humidity. youht sunshine as well as can say. deg

at seven pm here in moscow this is archie coming to you live on an east now away with our top story. evening america's chief diplomat is threatening russia and china with consequences for what she sees as siding with the regime in syria hillary clinton was speaking at the paris conference of the syrian rebels key supporters more on this now from artie's peter oliver. we've heard it vitriolic address for me u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton directing a threat towards russia and china saying that they would have to pay a price for what she sees as their support of the.

archie bunker's neighbor who moved on up to the east side. after his business took off. sitcom, lasted 11 noons. he also played in a sitcom "amen." his voice popped up in a number of shows over the year, including "the family guy." he was 74. and if 911 call from the hall of fame the. this from southern california, might make it. she saw a giant mountain lionen and freaked out. but it was fake. n lionen and freaked out. but it was fake. now you can apply sunblock to your kids' wet skin. neutrogena® wet skin kids. ordinary sunblock drips and whitens. neutrogena® wet skin cuts through water. forms a broad spectrum barrier for full strength sun protection. wet skin. neutrogena®. for full strength sun protection. are a sizzling deal, starting at 6 bucks. try our new lunch-size chicken fajitas, sauteed onions and peppers topped with grilled chicken, served with soup or salad. chili's lunch break combos, starting at 6 bucks. >>> next, vallejo firefighters battle a blaze at a strip mall overnight. >> this morning the investigation is underway into how a probation officer shot h

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ring alarm bells the traces of radiation pounding tuna fish caught off the california coast watch archie to find out how it got the. bizarre is a long running security risk proving to be something of a draw for a certain kind of tourist one establishment is now sending a taste of danger to visit is offering a self-defense course that includes firearms training but as policy of finds out not everyone in the country is excited about the new attraction. a training ground where tourists visiting the land of the holy can learn to look after themselves on the world's increasingly mean streets where touring is are our and this is part of a get there as are all experience and it's something they could only do and is there on this very evening this shooting school's been around for years training security guards professionals. soldiers and body guards now it's opened its doors with a two hour course for visit has we want to come today to the site to learn a little bit about the anti terrorist. tactics that they learned the villagers in the settlement inhabitants so that they can protect themselve

archie bunker. you have the chevrolet corvette introduced in 1953, the same year that you have to started playboy magazine, that elvis started recording music, and you have a whole generation of americans that have grown up knowing a depression and then more, and the war was finally over, . war ended in 1953, and this whole generation of americans wanted to let loose a little bit. and then you have the cadillac with the biggest tail fins ever. believe it or not, they were sold as safety devices. it was astonishing to find out that they were called directional stabilizers. i know, you could not make it up, could you? that is the really pretentious thing. and then as the cadillac tail fins reached their peak, we swing back to the practical with the volkswagen beetle and the microbus, and then the cars starting in germany in the pre- world war two era, they were the cars of hitler, and then in the postwar era, they became the hipaa icon. you move further, and you have a mustang which captured the whole

mideast and the arab world's volatile transitions are throwing up a host of challenges far and wide as archie hears from a prominent global analyst. i'm sitting down with martin c. a veteran correspondent he's covered foreign affairs for many years one of his latest books is called the politically incorrect guide to the middle east he also wrote extensively about u.s. wash over the nations thank you very much for joining us to see my pleasure i want to start with russia you wrote an article about the magnitsky law the law is supposed to punish russian officials allegedly involved in human rights violations by not granting them us and by freezing their assets here the state department has the full authority to deny the says to anyone they want without any senate approval why this bill in your opinion the senators in question who framed the bill would have pushed it through the committee are. riding a tidal wave of self-righteousness they have magine themselves to be secretary of state of the united states there is no rational justification for this spill as you pointed out the u.s. state depar

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he began his tv run as archie bunker's neighbor in "all in the family." character was so successful and so popular, helmsly and his tv wife isabelle sanford move up to the east side with their hit show "the jeffersons." >> that tooking tastes like dog food. >> that's because i'm cooking for a chihuahua. >> mr. jefferson can i see you for a second? >> sure. time's up. >> it could be your beautiful wife no. no, it ain't that. when i walk through this door tonight, i'll be carrying a trophy three feet tall. >> how are we going to know which one is you. >> think about it, if you owned secretariat, would you raise a jack ass. sherman helmsly was 74 years old. >>> still ahead on "way too early," when we return here to london, a-rod takes a heater off the hand in seattle and the medical news is not good for yankee fans. >>> sports highlights and another three things you need to know, passing knowledge about the london olympics just ahead. >>> while the sun is out and the mood is ripe here in olympic park, jon stewart has some thoughts about the problems here. th

live from moscow you're with archie to have binds the british prime minister is slammed by athens after he proposes blocking greeks and people from weaker euro zone nations from entering the u.k. athens suggests he should be looking into barclays great breaking instead. europeans are helling bear part of the mysticism to reject the controversial anti piracy act which has been slammed for violating internet freedom. and we start releasing two million e-mails sent by syrian politicians and companies working with them to whistleblower promises ground breaking stories compromising both the syrian regime and western firms as violence in syria boils despite the best efforts of peacemakers. are the international efforts to finally bring an end to syria's woes aimed in the right places we asked the country's vice premier and opposition member qadri meal that's up next. tappan was a. minister syria is about to get a new government one of the key challenge. i would say there are economic social and political issues me they all relates to various aspects of the overall economic crisis in syria it

flaws by politicians in an interview with archie that's coming up next. well today we're joined by jacks again he's a renowned name in advertising he's an author of numerous books on the industry and he's also been involved in a number of high profile political campaigns in france and abroad thank you very much i'm mr stickler for joining us today the first question is you know behind every great political or business leader today lies a skilled practitioner or a spin doctor and you've been instrumental in a number of political campaigns you've advised or fast arbiter or he's the last socialist president before was elected a do you necessarily share the same world views or values of those you advise especially the politicians. you don't need to be on the same side left or right of the curse in your consulting for he must have the admiration of these advertisers in any case they must share the same values this does not mean the same ideology of god i'm very lucky because i am neither right nor left i believe in ideas not ideologies to me the man who in a c

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less the -- or at least tried to resemble lest the people on the platform that day and more like archie bunker. when he was in georgetown, whenever an african-american would move on to his block, he would -- would move to a different neighborhood. he was convinced that property values would go down. he actually had changed his name from steven wahl to steven gates, and he was not at the celebration that day, because he was living very much as a white man. that was a decision that he made. once he retired from the government printing office, that was the last tie he had to anyone who identified him as an african-american. and when he made that decision to become white, it was a decision that initially was very difficult for him. he had come from a family that had helped build black washington after the civil war. you know, for his family -- when his father first came to washington, d.c., 1867, not only was the lincoln memorial not built, but the washington monument was only half-finished. there is so much that was left to be done in washington. >> as you say, washington was just a muddy,

to the controversial detention facility that's based at the site and used to hold terror suspects archie's going to church you can is here with more. forty million dollars will be spent to lay out this underwater fiber optic cable from south florida to cuba where the guantanamo bay prison camp is located the base commander said it only makes sense if we're going to be here for any period of time an infrastructure project like that may well suggest that the u.s. military's preparing for detentions and other operations at the guantanamo base for the long term when president obama was first running for office he pledged to shut down guantanamo in very strong terms in two thousand and ninety even signed an executive order to close it but not only did not shut it down but the u.s. is obviously renovating guantanamo in this case by improving communications and the argument is you don't make such an investment to pick up and leave guantanamo has made a black hole in america's human rights record indefinite detention torture around eight hundred people went through the camp within the last decade

archie. so that's all a sport for them i'm the weather coming up next here on out.