>>> and ari gold meets downton a abbey. jeremy piven is not giving up ari just yet. >>> young hollywood gone wild. from justin bieber to lance bass. >>> good evening. this is "piers morgan live." got a lot to get to tonight, including north korea's ongoing nuclear threat. the white house says it would not be surprised to see pyongyang conduct a new missile test. i will ask the former senator george mitchell what it would take to calm things down. >>> we begin with the white house in hot water for of all things, a compliment. the president called california's attorney general last night to apologize for the uproar after he called her quote, by far the best-looking attorney general in the country. i should point out mr. obama also called kamala harris brilliant, dedicated and tough. but the good-looking comment is the one getting all the attention. so joining me now, jodi kantor, washington correspondent with the "new york times" and woman who literally wrote the book on the first couple. also jonathan chait, a writer for "ne

but if ari would stand up for our friends kid she would defend ari note to questions about it. >> that not only does ari become a champion wrestler wrestler, all the kids get into fistfights. they are not allowed to have a squirt gun in the house. >> correct. >> yet your mother lets you guys beat each other up as much as you like because you're learning to defend yourself. >> she proclaimed she was a pacifist. [laughter] i think that was the source of the anti-vietnam's speak but it is true that she learned quickly you can make sure we don't have squirt guns but you cannot get rid of this. we were very good at in this. but it is true we lived in a tough neighborhood of chicago and she recognized it we were not going to get pushed around we had to stand up for ourselves. >> you are all good fighters but before we go to questions, let's summarize the brothers. we have talked about ari as many dyslexic children do develop an incredible time and ability to read people and manipulate them. >> every picture you have of ari he has this impish look on his face and he is great at pushing button

ari takes a picture. there it is.very kremlin. >> you are really into what toure is saying. >> it's like you were there. >> when they staged that picture, they told me, just pretend it's not toure there. >> and one of our viewers also had an idea. he said, just put ari's head on kornacki's body. but we decided to do the full ari. so, welcome. we are very glad to have you. >> thank you. >> i'm so-so. >> s.e. is on the fence. >> give me time. >> in the spirit of the famous question posed to bill clinton, boxers or briefs, we figured we would give you a few this or that questions -- >> i don't want to know the answer to that. >> i didn't know we were doing this. >> he doesn't know the questions. my questions are lame and political. theirs are probably funny. immigration or gun control? >> immigration. >> okay. >> i didn't know either/or -- >> because i don't understand the question -- >> i have more -- >> yes to both. >> i have more simple questions. some of the things i used to define who you are as a man, what is your

>> hi, ari. how are you. >> what is happening here. >> there is an agreement between toomey and manchin on the idea of background checks to expand them to gun sales and internet deals. that is not part of existing law. that will close the gun show loophole. it is watered down to what gun control advocates wanted after the shooting in newtown, connecticut. but as one democratic senator told me, let's not let the perfect get in the way of good. senator manchin, who has an nra rating, expressed the importance of bipartisan legislation. >> today's agreement is the first step in common ground that all of us agree is crucial. keeping guns out of dangerous hands and keeping our children safe. >> i don't consider background checks to be gun control. i think it is just common sense. if you pass a criminal background check, you you get to buy a gun. it's no problem. it is the people who fail a criminal or mental health background check that we don't want having guns. >> now, moving forward, ari, senator ha

why don't you just do dora the dolphin who always compliments ari.al joke you're doing! >> wow! you can't even come up with your own jokes? you're stealing from your girlfriend? that's pathetic. >> let me get a rebuttal. this is like presidential debates. my 30-second rebuttal. happy to be inspired by my girlfriend who is very funny. number work the the dolphin series of jokes which we don't have time to go into, is not necessarily the same as siri is app that feeds what toure needs which is to hear, great point. >> next, whatever. >> hey, toure, i thought you made a really great point. >> whoa! s.e., don't you think he nailed it? >> i did, i did. >> you're a baller.did. >> a little drawing that ari does for krystal during the show to curry favor with her. >> wow, wow. you have nerve. >> what i was going to talk about before i starred to talk about ari, yes, i have a phone i take everywhere. i thing i feel like i need all the time is a book. i guess i'm analog like that. sometimes i'm looking at this book about immigration. sometimes i'm looking at t

ari, are we being naive?cy issue and issue of reelection, is this just about the fact that p barack obama did in fact win reelection and the one place where he could be stopped and stopped and stopped is in the u.s. house of representatives, is in the u.s. senate where they simply can say, we're not going to stand with the president. because, what we heard about senator heitkamp as troubling it is, if it had been the 60th vote, she would have cast it. whether that's true or now. because we weren't going to get to 60, and that's the new baseline about governing, it's just about stopping the president dead in his tracks. >> when safety is a cost -- i do think it's true for both parties, being the 58th vote on something difficult doesn't make a lot of sense. people say that's why a lot of times you're like eight votes short or ten votes over and call it log rolling. that is a part of the -- >> mary landrieu did it. >> dan makes a point that he's leaning into the notion that she did it precise lis because there's

, that's why america loves ari, zeke thanks so much for your time.k is "brothers emanuel" a memoir of an american family. late bloomers, maybe, zeke, but wow, what a rose garden you guys have created. >>> coming up, to inhale or not to inhale? we'll look at the sea change in drug culture sweeping the country, next on "now." all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. the opportunity to swap a higher calorie snack for a delicious 90 calorie yoplait light. ♪ [ female announcer ] just one swap a day helps keep the calories away. yoplait. it is so good. and i have a massive heart attack right in my driveway. the doctor put me on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. go talk to your do

. >>> these two guys, chris al bright and ari are a pair of pranksters. we featured their work on our show before. >> will you marry me? will you stop talking about me? i heard you say the guy next to you looks like a lizard. >> recently they have been getting a lot of comments like this. >> [ bleep ] [ bleep ]. >> and i don't think we're any of that. >> so now we're going to do a video where we just help old people cross the street. >> we have old people with walkers, old people with canes, with little pushy stroller type things. he is giving them the old escort across the cross walk. >> isn't it a little late to be working on the boy scout badge? >> never too late, i think, to do a good deed. they find this one guy just bum bling around in the middle of the street. >> i will buy you something right here. >> ari takes them to a little diner, gets them something to eat. >> i just got your food and everything. you can have dinner. >> they're helping older people when there are traffic lights because that can be dangerous. no punch line here. not going to y

a talented fellow you might have heard of named ari melber. >> what?ling over promises like finally completing the rebuild of ground zero, ending stop and frisk, paving every pothole road in every borough, and tweak a quote from, and make every last sunday of every month in manhattan a car-free zone during daylight hours and rent bicycles to anyone who wants one. thus giving the city a chance to breathe and refresh and cleanse its soul as it moves slower for a moment, hopefully increasing the sense of community. >> run-on sentence. >> see, my campaign will be all about bringing more joy to the city. >> okay. >> it should be a more vibrant place, where cabaret licenses are automatic for every establishment so people can dance all over the place and public artists everywhere, and marijuana is decriminalized and small soda cups are banned because this is new york. go big or go home. >> i like that. >> i was inspired to consider this decidedly bad cap mayoral campaign by my deep love for the city and the overwhelming sense of confidence i got from watching

ari, at least twice mr.id the administration's decision to reject enemy combatant status was, quoting him, premature. do you agree with that? >> i don't. it's weird for senator graham to say it. what is premature is try to assert there would be a direct or substantial link between the suspect and al qaeda. that is the legal requirement to take an american away from the civilian courts and treat them as an enemy combatant. i believe senator graham who has a long history on detention issues and was a lawyer, himself, i think he knows that. because he knows that, he knows he is premature to suggest this when no reliable source and nobody in the government -- >> certainly not yet. >> -- has met that standard. >> let's listen to what senator graham said was his reason for using the enemy combatant tact. take a listen. >> if we have to clear the questions that we're going to ask to gather intelligence through the terror suspect's lawyer, we greatly diminished our ability to control the process. >> where has that e

>> that's the ari-ization. >> i have my thoughts on this issue.ut i think they would be better expressed by five animals who are unimpressed with the new website like this dog in a swing who thinks they're trying way too hard. this polar bear, just really expected better. this cat is mostly upset that they let themselves down. and this toad thinks they're inauthentic attempt to panneder to young people is pathetic. ? that toad is amazing. this cat is still voting democratic. >> you ended with america. >> i'm a patriot. >> the frog crossing his arms. that's pretty amazing. >> one thing i will note in making these little five pictures is how easy it is to put together something like this. >> yeah. >> buzz feed, best job ever. >> one thing, one other thing i noticed on the site is this ridiculous j-peg. no, not a j-peg. a movie. of obama shooting at the white house. can we run some of that? it's not a gif. >> that's why i tried to get her to clear this up. a gif would be shorter. it has a leg. you don't expect three or four or five seconds. so the pr

armeal final serÍa un triunpo para el equipo de los saly ella y aÚn ary los guorreros de golden state como un jugador importante para el equipo de golden que deberÁ rhasta aquÍ llegamos con acciÓn deportiva. los esperamos el prÓximo domingo. buenas noches. ♪ . >> termina el domingo y estas son las princiÑales noticias. >> diez muertos dejan enfrentamiento con policÍas. >> buscan a hombre que asesino a niÑa de 9 aÑos. >> padre de sospechosos de boston cancelan viaje a estados unidos. >> el consejo nacÍonnal electoral de venezuela dice que no habrÁ auditoria . >> vamos con la información. >> este es su noticiero univision fin de semana. >> buenas noches. >> en michoacan méxico. policía dijo que enfrentamiento dejó un saldo preliminar de 10 muertos . >> las balaceras se registraron en varios municipios pasamos via telefónica con jose luis diaz. >> al menos 10 preseuntos delincuentes murieron como producto de los enfrentamientos , se swabe que a las 3 horas sujetos desconocideos de grupos antagonicos se enfrentaron , cayeron sin vida dos de los presuntos implicados , en a poblaicon araujo

i'm worried about him. >> worried about ari? please.ferent directions. it seems you three high achievers have become closer. >> the bigger you get the closer you get. >> why? what is the secret sauce there? how did that happen? >> i think actually one thing my parents had us sleep in the same bedroom until 10 and in israel a few summers not only sleeping in the same place we played for each other for months on end at the beach and i think that actually helped and then we also did very different things. we weren't directly competitive with each other. that was good. >> so are you the oldest? >> i am. >> did you -- >> the serious one. >> you were the serious one. did you guys talk about what you wanted to be when you grew up? >> i was forced to be the doctor because i was good in science and a good student and i could sit still for more than five seconds at a stretch. >> ari could not. >> you guys were talking about adhd. talk about the original kid. he was one of the first kids on ritalin actually. >> i'm sure he doesn't appreciate that.

buenos aries is the textile capital of the world and if you take into account that above litt boliviah of it. a lot of indigenous bolivians are offered jobs in buenos aries, and the rings take their passports away and they're subjected to slavery conditions in the kinds of sweat shops that we saw in the story. that's a big, big story. and argentine officials are doing everything they can. about 3,000 of these workshops may be operating in and around the capital. >> how do they end up arresting these guys? it seems like it's a huge, huge problem. >> there's good cooperation between the ngos, the human rights groups in argentina and the police and there is an agency that specializes in targeting these groups. but again, it's a lot of money involved, there's a lot of economic interests and there's a lot of demand for the cheap clothes that can be produced in this kind of sweat shop and that's the reason why it's such a big problem, but the conditions that they found, these particular sweat shops are just so deplorable, so sad. >> you hear of this happening in other parts of the world whe

. >>> el brutal atentado terrg aris terrorista que dejÓ 3 muertos y decenas heridos las campanas resonaronidente obama se uniÓ al homenaje. horas mÁs temprano se daba el Último adiÓs a kristel campbell. la joven de 19Ños de edad que estaba en el punto de llegada que estaba en el maratÓn cuando perdiÓ la vida. tributo a laoven fue privado, c congregaron a las afueras de la iglesia. tratan de volver poco a poco a. homenajes como este en varios puntos de la ciudad. piden amor por boston. >>> a estas compaÑeras de trabajo les cuesta digerir lo sucedido. pasaron a mirar con nostalgia las flores y palabras de aliento que han dejado en donde se suponÍa debiÓ terminar el maratÓn >>> muy difÍcil, es bien difÍcil. uno estÁ trabajando, no se espera eso. >>> ambas trabajan en un restaurante en la cuadra donde explotaron las bombas y son los lunes y no estaba presente el trÁgico maratÓn, lo ocurrido la perseguirÁ cuando se presente a trabajar. >>> tengo mi hija que naciÓ aqÍi y todo tengo mi familia y eso no duele mucho. >>> en unos dÍas, la concurrida calle boston re abrirÁ, ambas pueden regresar a su

. >> ahead of for ari's alonzo -- ahead of ferrari's alonzo. sunday's race will come down to who can get the most out of their tires in the sweltering heat. >> will it be politics or sport that makes the headline tomorrow in bahrain? more news, more sports of the top of the hour. don't go away. >> this is no ordinary road trip. i'm traveling from berlin to the turkish syrian border, accompanying a delivery of .chool supplies for refugees my journey begins here, at the queen louise foundation, a private school in berlin. , andas organized our trip she is still doing some last- .inute preparations her husband comes from serious. -- syria. the couple founded a foundation .alled, bridge she tells me that it functions as a link between supporters and donors in germany and organizations that work in and around syria. many of the supporters come from the school itself, teachers and students. they've collected donations and even held bake sales to raise .oney it surprises me how much interest the students take in the fate of syrian children and how muc

nivel de seguridad y regresar a sus estados y decir que nos hemos encargado de esto vmentd y asÍ fuimos ari quÉ aspectos piensan van a ser los mÁs difÍciles en estuvo su propuesta >>> bueno es una legislaciÓn muy amplia, con muchos aspectos, y hay algunas cosas que se criticaran y que habrÁ gente que se opondrÁ o que piensen que no debemos tener un camino a la ciudadanÍa, pero creo que mucha gente tiene dinero y no se pueda deportar, no hay nada fÁcil sobre esto, pero es la mejor oportunidad de una en g generaÓ >>> por supuesto >>> las personas, como el tps estarÍan incluidos >>> los jÓvenes soÑadores. >>> sÍ y de hecho sobre eso, hay un camino para los 11 millones. y todos los senadores han convenido que debemos tener un camino acelerado, Ágil para los estudiantes del dream act. >>> las personas que llevan aÑos utilizando el proceso legal actual van a tener que esperar ser incluidos en esta reforma migratoria >>> sÍ y lo que hemos dicho siempre que las personas que estÁn en el proceso legal, que ya estÁn en fila, tienen que pas pasar >>> el costo de esta reforma migratoria >>> esperamos cr

ari fleischer is joining us the former bush press secretary.azile the democratic strategist. both cnn contributors. what do you make of this whole issue of expanding background checks? ari, first to you. >> well, it all depends on the whens and the wheres and the hows. if you are talking about a grandfather's right to give a rifle or gun to his grandson waunt to do a background check on the family. i don't think anybody is going to go for that. if you're talking about gun show loopholes that would allow for a broader check i think people are trying to figure out a way to be for that and it looks pretty good to do that. what he said is very subject to interpretation without knowing exactly what he was referring to. by what it was he would personally support as an expansion. it's very hard to judge what he had on his mind. >> he certainly did make it clear that these were his personal views not speaking for the nra. it looks like the proponents of major gun control, donna, are going to be in for a disappointment because some of the major proposal

i agree with ari, they should have been doing this for much longer. there are two possible outcomes. one the real clear effort to build these relationships, and on the other, the clear end to include concessions. the two outcomes are one. they systematically take away are not single republican use. at such, all that's left is intransigence. no more pocks on both your houses, no more the president going to capitol hill. the republicans won't agree to everything with revenues. that's why there won't be a deal, period. the other possibility is the crux of inclusion of the willing in the senate, where you get four, five, six, ten senators around lindsey graham or joe manchin, who can get through the senate and then jam it. >>> the house. if boehner suspends the house reel again and gets a vote. that is how you get to an answer. after the sequester, creates enough pressure that there's a need, up in 2014, but that is a key, you wipe all the excuses off the table. either you're let with a better political situation or reply policy situation. >> the recurrin

. >>> i'm ari melber.ow on "the cycle", congress is back and wait for it, they are actually getting to work. we are hard at work bringing you all the action. >> i'm krystal ball. we are getting details on budge straight from the source. >> i'm toure. we talk about immigration, and few better are better informed than we are. he is we have details and victoria in the guest box. >>> ari melber refused to focus on the future. so we are living the po'80s tod on "the cycle."

bright spot for san diego was on the defensive side, aries thought he had extra bases but look at this. crashes into the wall and holds on to the baseball. that was it for san diego because of that man. zito rebounds. 4 strike outs. retires 13 of the final 16 batters, 7th inning, 3rd victory. they sweep the padres, 5-0 is the final there. >>> joe madden hired a magician before the game. he is so good he made the offense disappear. tommy did not get much help from his friend. struggles at the plate. >>> might effect his glove. he gives tampa the win. he hits rodriguez to force in another run. 2-0 tampa the rays scored 3 in the frame. then, in the 2nd. scoring it deep. first home run for the season. now, he allows four earned runs on 8 hits and took his first loss of the season. the a's could not get anything going off of hernandez who last won in the big leagues in 2011 when he pitched for the indians using the false identity of corvona. so, he her hernandez, whoever. he gets the win. rays sweep. >>> kobe out, dwight howard is the face of the lakers. game one, san antonio. now, 18 point

delie holiday, blossom arie. i think i approached singing like that. whentrained voice, i am singing, i do not think about that side of that. i am just thinking about the lyrics and what they mean to me. that is the way i approach acting. there is a song on the album that is called "i get along and theyou very well" album is called "except sometimes." somebody at indiana university gave him a palm called "except sometimes." he adapted the song from this poem. and he adapted it pretty faithfully. when it came time to published this song, he had no idea who wrote the poem. they had to go on this big search. it turned out to be this woman named jane brown thompson, who was a widow from philadelphia. when you know the story, it makes those lyrics so much more meaningful. ihe lyrics of the song -- think it is knowing things like that, really breaking down a song and thinking about the lyrics, it really informs my singing style. tavis: speaking of the personal touch, there are a couple of things that stand out. one of the tracks features the voices of your b

. >>> "outfront" tonight, ari fleisher, can you imagine how jay felt? you're like oh, please. elsie kranderson also joins us. this made a top story. the headline is jay z raps about cuba trip. these two guys are friends. they've been building a friendship. jay z helped the president raise money for the white house. is jay z throwing the president under the bus here by implying that if their conversations about this came out, the president would be in trouble? >> no. it's a rap song. you know that upsets me most is this isn't one of jay z's best. he has done better story telling in the past. that is the only thing i'm most upset about. the fact that we're getting upset over what is referenced in a rap song perplexes me. in people want to look into jay z's lyrics and his entire chronology of songs, he talks about things like poverty, growing up poor. he talks about police brutality. he talks about being pulled over and driving while black. that's a whole bunch of things that jay z is talking about. so why we focus on this one throw away line in this mediocre rap song is beyond c

. >> ari? >> hi.you can hear me out here in l.a. >> we can hear you. >> good. >> that was a drama pause. >> i wanted to let your point really sink in. >> and you did. >> much appreciated. >> what did you think of seeing all these presidents together? we rarely see the club assembled. and can you read anything from your time working with this history into whether the current president and his president assessor here are in communication about any aspects of policy? >> not from today. i know that they are. because president bush 43 gets intelligence briefings. i think they are probably in more close contact than perhaps you might expect. that's true of most expresidents with the current president. the other thing is that his father, 41 and also his brother jeb have not uncivilized relationship with barack obama. they come once a year to washington for something called the alfalfa club and they drop in and see president obama, although they're politically on different sides. >> i have a clip to play as w

but for now they're losing that battle. >> matt, just so we're clear, ari was a lawyer with a serious practice. some would say that his career is in free fall going from that to this. that's for another segment. the president is giving back 5% of his salary. which in the grand scheme of his bank account is not that much. is this a purely symbolic move that doesn't really mean anything? is this him embodying what he believes in? do you think the gop will do the same thing? or will they find a way to mock it? >> i think it is both. like the old saturday night live where it is a dessert topping and a floor wax. i think the president's move is symbolic because it is not a big deal for him personally. it is also some exercise of leadership. i do notice that it looks like the whole cabinet is kind of following suit. so i guess there will be a craze for everybody to clip 5% off their salary. this may even spread to cable hosts at some point. >> no, it won't. >> maybe radio show hosts. maybe that? washington show columnists? >> in public radio, you could be get much lower. >> so matt, let's s

where a blogger, ari seth cohen features all of these fabulous older women looking -- wonderfully fashionable. he's fascinated by how stylish and fabulous these older women are. and he is celebrating them. >> and i'm sure that this is how these women, dress. >> that is exactly correct, steven. he's found all of these women roaming the streets of new york, snapping shots of these very unique styled women. it shows you that no matter what age you are, you can still have a lot of fun with your clothes. you can still be sexy. you can still be beautiful and this is an image that we don't see a lot of. >> did you hear what some of these women say, they're just very competent. >> and i'm an artist. i see stuff with paint. but i don't paint. i am dressed up as the theater of my life every day. >> a lot of them are very creative and they talk about their passion for art. 'm convinced i'm going to be o of these >> i'm not 20 any mo have a whole lot to look forward to, i have limited time. i can't buy green bananas any more. >> as we get older, we get better. >> i like that song at the very end. ♪ kay s

. >> and you know, ari, we talk about the importance of that word.n people hear terrorism, a lot of them jump immediately to think al qaeda or they think of something like that and perhaps that's why there's so much caution with the word, at least on behalf of the president. but, you know, our tom fuentes said that this was a coordinated preplanned multiple explosive device event and that is a terrorist attack no matter how you consider it. i mean we have no idea who is responsible. it could be a disgruntled worker. it could be an anarchist. it could be a person inspired by foreign elements. we don't know. if it is someone domestic with a personal issue or issue against the government, in your view, is that still terrorism? >> first of all, i'm not interested in what he calls is, that's not the big issue for today or tomorrow. now this reminds me many ways of the anthrax attacks where we always thought it was a case of domestic source, domestic attack. we saw no evidence it was a foreign attack. brian ross on nbc news reported that iraq was behind th

ari because the situation has come so far so i'm hinged that ever in the every day affairs of the u.s. government now we cannot assume that the bill of rights of quizes to us we can that's why it was so important for me to participate in the liberty fest that recently took place in atlanta because this idea this cherished notion of liberty is literally at risk and. well george bush pinned everything all of the rolling of the war machine was because of september eleventh and then after george w. bush were obama says that you know we have to kill people all over the planet because of september eleventh and so if we don't get to really. the heart of the operation of our government and what our government is doing in our name with their tax dollars then i am one of the first was to say sadly that the constitution will mean nothing the bill of rights will mean nothing rule of law will move nothing and we're getting closer to that point every day if you can just imagine how far along on the political spectrum we've come. when you have a republican president. leaving office dwight eisenhower

russia does not give a chance for a better life to may need children but what's most interesting here ari do you know which countries now for ratifying the most really important document that protects children rights across the globe the un convention on the rights of wild so you and piece of global distillation designed only to protect children around the world wrapped and everyone in the u.n. signed off except except somalia and the united states the united states true it is it is very present and due to our daughter has been a question of thanks for bringing us up to date on this story if you were just as. stay with us for more in here on r.t. because ultimately on our website all at sea dot com right now we're asking you what do you think the fallout will be behind all of this what's going on here with the blacklists we're in moscow and washington d.c. let's bring up the numbers medina here we go so far the vast majority regarding the war of lists between russia and the u.s. what will happen well sixty percent latino saying it will lead to more minor tit for tat measures who comes in

losing their heads police and staff of eight when i was an aries mental health clinic engage in a fierce clashes during protests against the demolition of the hospital building find out what is behind it a stand off on our website r t v dot com. one town i'm obey the prison officials have acknowledged that one hundred inmates are now on hunger strike the figure has doubled since the military conducted a violent raid in the facility inmates who are refusing food are being put in solitary confinement and the guards imposed a lockdown that two weeks ago now the number is still far lower than some of the detainees attorneys claim this chart shows the official numbers. but as many as one hundred thirty are taking part in the protest against mistreatment and indefinite detention either way it's more than half of one hundred sixty six prisoners currently held at the detention center what's more than twenty people are being force fed strapped to a chair with tubes down their nose and throat and five inmates have been hospitalized although prison authorities say their conditions are not life thre

resolving the palestinian question but unfortunately we are i mean if i could i would i would i would ari i would argue that there are other big problems in the region that are not related i mean the problem of democratization in the arab world the problem of the arab gulf autocracies the issues between iran and the arab countries these are things that are related and i hate to cut you i hate to cut you off but unfortunately we're out of time but that was a rashid khalidi author and professor at columbia university thank you so much for joining us really appreciate it pleasure. all right guys well if you like what you see go toward you tube page at youtube dot com slash breaking the set be sure to subscribe to our channels you don't miss a single episode they also have a lot of our interview segments tab down if you want to take a close look at those i encourage everyone to check out our alternative voices debate from yesterday's show you can also look up every single segment we've done separately and our tab section on the top of the page from big brother watch the weapons of mass distra

been declared in argentina after flash floods killed at least fifty two people the capital that is ari's along with the city of la plata were hit by one of the heaviest storms ever recorded thousands of people have been moved from their homes and more heavy downpours are expected on thursday. three pakistani security officers have been killed and three more wounded after a grenade attack on paramilitary troops and karate the pakistani taliban when is claiming responsibility saying they targeted the security forces conducting military operations against them that makes the time to highlight concerns that militants could increase attacks head of pakistan's upon entry and actions phone acts. still ahead for you all seem like said the world of medical experiments and often and reported a baby is so that's off label after the break. what if one third of the population of a capital city of a small arab country took to the streets in protest while the mainstream media would scream the people of nation x. are crying out for democracy we have to intervene and take their oil i mean hopeful but the

declared in elgin teena after flash floods killed at least fifty two people the coverage will bring us ari's along with this city of love plateau we're told were headed by one of the heaviest storms ever recorded some things of people have been moved from their homes and nor heavy downpours are expected on thursday. refocused on the security officers have been killed and three more wounded after a grenade at paramilitary troops in karate pakistani taliban away is claiming responsibility saying they target the security forces conducting military operations against them. highlights concerns that militants could increase attacks head of pakistan's parliamentary elections tragedy. there's no and decided to the economic crisis raging in greece people all across the country are feeling the pinch from big cities to isolated villages and stone bought and found out the fallout from the catastrophe is beginning to affect even natural nature reserves. the rolling forests of northern greece thousands of years old they're now under threat we had out of town and into the woods with a local forest patrol t

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declared intelligent enough to flash floods killed at least fifty two people the capsule going as ari's along with a city of la plante were hit by one of the heaviest storms ever recorded thousands of people have been moved from their homes and more had a town down polls are expected also as day. three pakistani security officers have been killed. three more wounded after a grenade attack on paramilitary troops in qur'an showing the pakistani town of and wayne is claiming responsibility is saying they targeted the security forces conducting military operations against them and they just at times highlights concerns the clintons could increase at times ahead of pakistan's parliamentary elections scheduled for next month. to diets and coming up next the dark side of the world's finances are the focus of the kinds the report. what if one third of the population of a capital city of a small arab country took to the streets in protest while the mainstream media would scream the people of nation x. are crying out for democracy we have to intervene and take their oil i mean help them but the e

losing hysteria aiden mcgeady broke the deadlock for the visitors two minutes before the interval and ari made it to nearly minutes after it but the league leaders relative minutely forcing a penalty though wagner all of sport kick was saved yet in the seventy third minute plan is to. go back on target and deep in stoppage time to scout were awarded another penalty this time our made no mistake to all that though the result does see the red and whites leapfrog into the fourth. jenkins in the old fans hopes up to glowing over to one stoppage time victory at home to force others to feel the media's done a stepping home the vital goal to ensure zinni narrowed the gap at the top. stay third but now six points behind the throwing away a two goal lead to draw three you all with deny. the visitors ahead after thirty six minutes though mark most of all leveled within three minutes but up a second booking just after the break and had to go despite this year to jerk off with the home side in front and some oil at all made it three one up to six to seven minutes however didn't i when he'd beg for us

fought by who's actually on the list why did the state find the need to publish it get to see it here ari so indies russia has released a list off eighteen officials that are from now own banned from entering the russian federation over. violations that is really a direct response to the u.s. . blacklists which is also so-called needs to list that was published only late friday now before it was published russia warned the us that the response would be similar in accordance with the rules of piracy and that's really exactly what we've been saying right now so the list that was just published by the russian side consists really two parts now the fast one as those lists of people who are responsible for human rights violations at the guantanamo bay and then the second one we share the list so we have those people who are responsible for numerous human rights violations of those russian citizens abroad or whatever let's say let's let's address one of those lists now the shorter one has got four names basically being called the guantanamo bay list if i can come over here we start with david a

in reading the police looked very foolish so you know that's debatable the issue of in a train or ariesnot unheard of there are many major metropolitan areas that insist that the demonstrators are providing a tuner make it otherwise they can they can be the demonstration can can can can become quite chaotic and can paralyze the downtown core that hasn't really happened for the most part the demonstrations have been reasonably peaceful last week and perhaps a bit cumbersome for the public but i haven't noticed that there was any need to insist that the police why didn't it generate and if there isn't a good basis for it it's could well violate their constitutional right to peaceful assembly. thank you and if we do know that both of montreal's main opposition groups have agreed that they say that this law infringes on people's right to assembly over seven hundred people have been arrested that case against the by law is actually up for debate on april twenty second criminal defense attorney eric sutton thank you for joining us going through every well entrepreneurs be warned american onli

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