talk i'm peter all about the nine eleven decade what has been accomplished what has been lost as america's so-called war on terror made the us in the world a safer place and what have the huge costs and loss of innocent life has it all been worth it. and. crosstalk america's war on terror i'm joined by david ignatius in washington he's a journalist and author in rochester we have john miller he is a professor at ohio state university and in london we crossed the n.s.a. to critique he is c.e.o. of the cordoba foundation all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and it's i very much encourage it but first let's take a look at some of the questions facing america on this anniversary. this year marks a decade since al qaeda september eleventh attacks on the united states as america and the rest of the world commemorate the day it is the decade of the events that followed which poses the hardest questions and calls for a look back from the passing of the contentious patriot act to the war in afghanistan and iraq the answer to nine eleven has involved a va

as america's decade long war in afghanistan winds down a many of those punished for the atrocities of september eleventh two thousand and one are still unaware of where all of what i don't love it was. the world's eyes talking community grieve the loss of the locomotive team after it was all but wiped out in a plane crash in the russian city of the us level just one squad member survived with many stars of international hockey among those who perished. gyptian is gather again into their square this time for demanding faster democratic reforms and the handover of power from the military to civilians protesters set to become the biggest since the uprising that toppled mubarak. in moscow is not taking sides over syria saying that there will be no peace through bloodshed and calls of both the rebels and the regime to lay down ourselves or to dialogue. about the next leader labelle discuss discuss how the nine eleven attacks transformed world politics our t's crossed arms of. live. live. live. live. live take a. listen to the thing. below and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the nin

this year marks a decade since al qaeda september eleventh attacks on the united states as america and the rest of the world commemorate the day it is the decade of the events that followed which poses the hardest questions and calls for a look back from the passing of the contentious patriot act to the war in afghanistan and iraq the answer to nine eleven has involved a vast effort to root out transnational extremism and chip would president george bush famously coined the war on terror the war on terror. begins without god. but it does not end there it will not end until every terrorist group of global reach has been found stopped and defeated a decade later the system set up to keep america safe involves more than one thousand government organizations and nearly two thousand private companies specializing in counterterrorism across the united states and this comes with a number will the price tag eighty billion dollars spent in total intelligence gathering last year alone and over one trillion dollars spent so far on the wars in iraq afghanistan and other war on terror operations gi

[laughter] so whereas previous generations had regarded as america's untamed landscape as a hostile environment and an obstacle to settlement and farming, it now became an object of national pride. artists began to paint america's landscape. until then there really concentrated on historical moments of the american revolution. and just going to show you a couple. this is thomas cole, and this is another scene. nature becomes this object of national pride. the question is, what does this all mean today when we walked through the founding fathers in states? in the thing still visible? i think it is. if you go to mount vernon and you walk along the serpentine wall along the bowling green in d.c. they sure raised entirely planted with native species. and john adams garden in quincy can be read in the same sense. in the summer of 1796 adams was redesigning his garden, and he was concerned with the appearance of his garden at that time because he was kind of approaching a new stage in his life. there were rumors that washington was considering to retire after his second term. adams was considering th

because we are former neighbor heard about the world as america's decade long war in afghanistan and many of those punished for the atrocities of september eleventh two thousand and one still unaware of where a wall. was. welcomed this is ten pm here in moscow. and first tonight fighting continues in libya as rebel forces prepared to storm to the remaining storm.

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as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies over africa critics say its attempt to make the world safer is only driving more people towards terror . and the looming of this world markets are in the are in for a second day of decline in a row with american and asian stocks leading the slump a gloomy picture prodding fears of a double dip recession. next takes you to the picture perfect town with us right from the middle ages. hello good to see you again and welcome on this week's episode the must go out scene are in the back door of the largest and most people towns of the leningrad region and russia once owned by sweden and then finland today it still poseurs the great medieval look of a northern european town said to me as we travel back in time and see what cultural attractions are on offer to get him a scout team took an overnight train from the negress station known as be prepared to finish this quaint recent town is located around eight hundred kilometers from the russian capital. looking around to see barry's medieval houses some in value condition but others walk alon

as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies over africa critics say it's a tam for make the world safer is only driving more people towards terror. up next the moscow team takes you to the dark a picture perfect town with views right from the middle ages enjoy. hello good to see you again our welcome on this week's episode the moscow theme are in the bag one of the largest and most beautiful towns of the leningrad region and russia once owned by sweden and then finland today it still has says they create an evil look of an old in your theon town so join me as we travel back in time and see what cultural attractions are off to get here the moscow team took an overnight train from the leader of the station known as be prepared to finish this crate for some time is located around eighteen a columbus is the russian capital. looking around to see various medieval houses some in the new condition but other this week along the couple of lanes and witnessed the wonderful clock tower cathedrals and various architecture of medieval town astolfo. is a true cross cultural points of the

as america's decade long war in afghanistan winds down and many of those punished for the atrocities of september eleventh two thousand and one are still unaware of where or what not eleven dogs. egyptians gather again into her square of the sun demanding faster democratic reforms and a handover of power from the military to civilian protesters such become the biggest since the uprising that toppled mubarak. moscow is not taking sides over syria saying there will be no peace through blood shouting and calls on both the rebels and the regime to lay down arms and turn to dialogue. block next here on r.t. it's moscow out to stay with us. monteiro . just telling. friendly. dynamic. to friends. hello welcome to the must go out show on the program this week i'll be exploring the russian capital by foot one of the sort of neighborhoods can you take a stroll around what you will when the weather was bad and what. you will see outside the busy city center and we started here just south of the kremlin and the area. where that. the streets of most stories you'll see in one hundred you had this

as america's decade long war in afghanistan winds down and many of those punished for the atrocities of september eleventh two thousand broad question of just who or what one eleven was. moscow's not taking sides over syria saying there will be no peace through blood shedding and calls on both the rebels and the regime to lay down arms that turn divide. and that small crowd explores the nicest routes in moscow for a gentle stroll through the indian summer of september provides a great time to visit that's next. montero. historic. friendly. dynamic. to do for. my co. hello welcome to the must go out show on the program this week i'll be exploring the russian capital goods one of the sterling neighborhoods can you take a stroll around but you will when the weather was bad. relations can you really sit outside the busy city center and we start up here just south of the kremlin the area called the mosque where that year. the streets of most stores you'll see him will have a time machine you have to see she was a few something exciting very different take him out one of the streets in the

as america's decade long war of the south winds down but many of those products for the atrocities of september eleventh two thousand and one are still on aware of where or what your level was. moscow's not taking sides over syria saying that there'll be no peace through bloodshed and calls of both the rebels and the regime to lay down arms and turn to dialogue. i'll be back with more news in fifteen minutes time but first the sports news with kate. and i welcome to the sports news this friday off. the top stories. for the future of ice hockey top stars offer to rebuild the locomotive side of the wednesday's plane crash killed all but one of its team. who all playing out verizon arrived and i must say a public check of the not so much of the u.s. open to end this year's dreams of the russian champion but blushing that. catch him if you can the twenty one year old rookie wrangler called equals in the n.f.l. record for the longest touchdown return on his professional debut. and now the first steps have been taken to rebuild. the club off the wednesday's plane crash killed thirty six pla

as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies over africa critics say its attempt to make the world safer is only driving more people towards terror . as they have eyes here on our t.v. and sports next what in your far. hello there nice to have you company you're watching the sport here on r.t. and these are the headlines fighting on despite the prospect of losing every game at the world cup russia's stars say they're enjoying every minute plus he can proudly lead to the top championship is played by the biggest cash prize in gold. stadium the cories short track legend and soon could be competing publisher by the end of the year. the first of the rugby world cup a stranger take on the usa today in pool see why russia are preparing for their clash with ireland tomorrow and even though it looks likely the bears won't win a game this tournament it's still being worthwhile particularly for the oldest player at the world cup thirty eight year old but you start off. as the story. it's a dream for any rugby player to play in the world cup this is the biggest tournaments in the game a

still to come, as america prepares to remember 9/11, security is stepped up to counter a possible new terror threat. and the u.n.'s world food program delivers a new warning about food shortages in north korea. a state of alert has been declared in egypt after hundreds of protesters broke into the israeli embassy building in cairo using hammers and iron bars to demolish a barrier wall outside. you can see these latest shots live from there now. a group of activists has broken away from a larger demonstration in nearby tahrir square earlier. israel's ambassador to egypt is reported to be at cairo airport waiting to leave the country. a bbc journalist joins me on the line now from cairo. how close are you to these scenes that we're seeing here? >> instead of the -- i am right now in front of hundreds of egyptian protesters. they are protesting and they are trying to invade. i have seen tear gas. they try to separate them. they succeeded to destroy in the front of the embassy. >> the protesters' attack on the embassy has been going on for some hours. it started earlier in the afternoon.

practicing to model the taliban bad guys in nine eleven what has been accomplished what has been lost as america's so-called war on terror made the us in the world a safer place and what. the term is to attack that became synonymous with pure evil. the senseless slaughter of almost three thousand people stunned the world. and it all seemed like a nightmare. ten years on. r.g.p. remembers the attacks and its aftermath. a look back at nine eleven on our key. welcome back to spotlight i'm al green of and just to remind you that my guest on the show today is michael hudson professor and wall street financial analyst michael while we've been discussing this situation in a world economy first of all in the american economy and it looks like that the economic problems so far have. led to a run off popularity of right now wing ideas in that says will the tea party for one year and does that mean that the us left today is incapable of offering the society offering business any any breakthrough ideas ways of overcoming the probably it certainly is capable and. because senate the representative from ohio has

the horrific pictures of america under attack, 3,000 miles from the bay area. and this is as close as most of us would ever get. >> put it right here. >> but a 60 member task force of firefighters, engineers, medical professionals and search teams from the bay area got this close to the still smoldering, collapsed twin towers. this video was provided by the menlo park fire department. >> i made two passes and couldn't get my head around the side of it. >> he said he thinks about the sights and sounds of ground zero all the time, and the smells, the smells of smoke and dust, and the smith of death. >> the smell of the site, those things, they never leave you. there are things you come across once in a while that recreate that and make you think about it. >> but when they got to the scene just days after the attack, there was no room for emotion. crews snapped into action searching for hotspots and looking for survivors and then recovering bodies. >> you learn to not be -- become emotionally attached, but you are certainly attached to what you are doing. >> shirley hammond sear

as america prepares to market the 10th anniversary of the september 11 attacks tomorrow and in the midst of new terror warnings, the debate continues over the nature of the al qaeda threat today and the policies being used to combat it, including those employed over the last decade by the bush and obama administration and by the new york city police department. michael mukasey is the former attorney general of the united states and as a federal judge, he presided over the prosecution of the 1993 world trade center bombers. judge, great to have you back on the program. >> good to be here. >> so, leon panetta, now the defense secretary, former cia director, said recently that al qaeda is on the verge of strategic defeat. how does that sound to you, plausible? and what does it say about the ongoing nature of the threat? >> sounds completely plausible. but rrettably, it doesn't say enough. we are not fighting a motorcycle gang called al qaeda with a limed bunch of guys with the -- [chuckles] >> jackets that say al qaeda on the back. as long as we get all of those, we are done. it's a very po

lives and lively hoods are on the line tonight, as america ffers from too much water in one part of the nation, not enough in the other. here's abc's linsey davis with the latest. >> reporter: this is what you could call adding insult to injury. >> everything is garbage here. >> reporter: fabio already started rebuilding after close to four feet of water flooded his apartment. the threat of yet another round of flooding has him wishing he'd waited. >> maybe we got to clean again. >> reporter: and not just clean but perhaps put in new warms again. >> new wall and new frame. >> reporter: many people in patterson, new jersey, are in the same boat. the last thing they needed here was more rain. >> water got to go somewhere. so it come up on us. >> reporter: this is harry's pile of destruction. he's worried now this mound of what once was could grow. the ground here is so saturated, it won't take much to trigger more flooding. >> i don't need this right now. all our winter clothes and everything we packed up to put in the basement for the winter and stuff like that is gone. >> reporter: even

america. even questioning the status of school children. tonight opponents say they will fight it. the risk. as we continue to cover this deadliest food outbreak of its kind in over a decade, do you remember everything you ate this summer? you may have to. >>> and paying it forward. help for those who can't pay for what they need in this economy, but it turns out they give back even more than they get. >>> plus here tonight after one of the most spectacular falls in modern history, a wicked bad day in boston. "nightly news" begins now. 23478 stop captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening. it may say a lot about health care for rich folks in america. michael jackson hired his personal physician for a flat fee, $150,000 a month to care for him. it's now pretty clear that as a celebrity patient he expected a certain kind of medical treatment. some contend that meant whatever he wanted. his former doctor is in trial in california following the death of michael jackson. and, today, jurors and viewers around the world heard from a man who was there in the room when michael jackso

even as america's spending government outspends not only america's ability to pay for it but by some measures the planas even as it follows britain into the trans generational dependency and the field education system and unsustainable entitlements even as it makes less and less and mortgages its future to the chinese trinkets, though most americans including four to many friends on the right assumes simply because they are american the insulated from the consequences. i have this from my friends on fox news last week when i said you couldn't seriously argue that we didn't deserve the downgrade, couldn't seriously argue this nation is triple a with $15 trillion worth and my friends on fox news the most right-wing on the media say what you mean? of course we are aaa. better than aaa. we should have a quadruple category just for us the countries in the 18 countries in the aaa category. they lose the nation, they can't compare with us. we need to understand. we are not aaa. $15 trillion in debt to get the tripoli. ten times that in the unfunded liabilities you can't be aaa. cecil rhodes

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as the permits the of park lands. they are also the party to the host of an agreement that is charged with developing the work force agreement. america's cup race management is the race of the artist's sister organization. they are overseeing the on-water portion of the event. the competition relating to the actual sailing race as well as spectator and events and the traffic on the water. they are intricately involved in the planning process as well. america's cup organizing committee is a locally formed nonprofit organization charged with raising up to $32 million of philanthropic funds to cover the public cost of the events. acoc also provides a key role in convening issues, including community issues, such as the work force plan. they have been a wonderful sounding board, helping us to put together not only the right approach for san francisco, but the right approach in the way that everyone was promised to when we were first announced as the host city. supervisor avalos: how is the funding going so far? >> i believe we have raised about $2 million. they are well on track to reach the $12 million level. that needs to be reached by a

as america remembers 9/11, a new threat puts new york and washington in high-security mode. remembering the day that changed the united states. we talk to the man who delivered demands - the -- the news to president bush. >> i leaned over and whispered into his ear. >> libyan rebels said they are on the verge of taking one of colonel gaddafi's last strongholds. >> welcome to our viewers on pbs and around the globe. we are coming to you from ground zero in new york city. 10 years ago this weekend, the world trade center towers were attacked by al qaeda. today, a new credible but unconfirmed terrorism that has put the city and washington on high alert once again. a major security operation is underway to prevent what intelligence sources say could be a car bomb threat. >> at ground zero, american prepares -- america prepares to mourn its debt. it is the memorial for more than 3000 people who perished on 9/11. the reflective mood is nonsense. police are searching vans for bombs in what officials called a credible, but unconfirmed threat. the ability of al qaeda to inspire other

america is tomorrow's read to know what. is a secret training facility in home to its elite security force. known as raid its churches protecting the largest mall in america from possible tear attacks or anyone who may inflict or. as you can see there's a group of mall cops they're known as ram is a node joke they train as if they're part of a small army and that is thanks in large part to the head of mall security who is incidentally a former israeli defense forces sergeant now throughout the series you can see how this group of law enforcement takes a very serious approach to counterterrorism. won't come to use their behavior in their own suspected skin hundreds of troops passengers looking for any would maybe hard to move terrorists. now this group's idea of style training may show but doesn't go too far in their counterterrorism efforts the center for investigative reporting at n.p.r. released a new report on wednesday showing how ram security practices do in fact violate civil rights the report shows how mall of america security team goes after individuals who are taking pictures or even just a

it is a defacto cash system progress long as america does the respects the ingnity of the underclass to stop tying their shoes for them, the nation will go bankrupt. bilt the institution that will erode and subside. i long for the day when blacks are respectedh enough that the virtue drives the idea of what it means to beled human to allow those two pursue with religious liberty and political liberty asked parents remove decisions from children who are not mature, it is unbelievably unsold thing that we would right public policy to treat the class of people as if they are perpetual children. this is what it was about at its core and with the dec control of others who sought to make their decisions for them as if they were children.card so those that carried placards that say i am a man.ive i am not a boy. not a country that treats us with fall individuals and capacity and potential to make those decisions for ourselves and family that leads to our own political and economic liberation. until that time, where those liberties are experienced where it is honored, i will remain black and

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america does not want to do that. it would look asif america was defending the occupation of palestinian land. the second solution, to go to the general assembly of the un, as an observer, as the french said -- that would be a better solution for the americans. it is certainly a solution they have been talking about a lot here. the palestinian president's credibility is on , they say. he will submit his allocations and see what happens. they could go for the observer state of great after all. >> new details of tough austerity measures to secure continued backing from greek treasurer -- from exporters. workers will be told to stay home on 60% salary. if they do not find new jobs in the year, they will be fired. there will be further cuts to pension and greeks will have to pay more taxes. >> in greece has just hours to somehow convince its cleansers -- its lenders of last resort to keep the country afloat. greek papers have already forecast the wholesale sacking, which cuts, and rises in heating and fuel tax. >> the danger is not that o

round more european all maneuvers nature as america's a bench ilsa good to go that all still holding out to hasty u.s. missile radar bases which washington says they're only for their own safety the details on that in just a few minutes also this hour. live decades back and talk. one dollars one miles from the north pole. the arche team is taking you on a trip to spitzbergen archipelago kuwait twenty years ago how to do it to sars collapsible the soviet way of life is still going strong look where the world's a northern most statue of lenin presides over a ghost town where the sewage heritage has become a tourist site for those overcome by the cold war in the style. of the close up special edition on our t.v. . forces in the claim they're advancing in colonel his hometown of serbs one of the last loyalist last years several thousand fighters i had the. tanks reportedly launched an offensive on the city where they managed to reach as outskirts but were met by rocket fire from the town is waters britain's prime minister who visit the country along with france's president called the hav

well bill what they've signed as part of america's revamped plan to build a missile shield in europe with elements of it deployed in different countries in eastern europe romania will host america's land based s.m. three interceptors the shield will be unfolding fairly close to russian borders as you can imagine needless to say that's always been an irritant in the relations between washington and moscow the new u.s. missile defense plan that we're talking about is of course a plan where the first two stages envision the installation of s.m. three interceptors full word capability and the last two of higher capability is

london and more european are venue versus later as america's the fashion world is to go the last few countries holding out rita holds u.s. missile and radar faces which washington says are there only for their own safety for the details of that just a few minutes and also this hour. back o. me crew of soyuz t.m.a. twenty one and returned safely to earth after spending six months on board b. and c. national space station. european energy giant have signed up to bring along the south stream gas pipeline a step closer to reality it will be another method of pumping russian gas directly into europe just like the north stream that work which is already being primed to supply the artes dmitry medvedev has more now from saatchi. the fact that gas prom has signed the shareholder agreement with its european partners companies from france italy and germany means that russia isn't the one step closer to realizing the transportation of gas from russia underneath the black sea to bulgaria and then eventually to austria and italy so directly to european consumers and this one step gives it an extr

more european nominated as america's defense shields good to get a the last few countries holding alsa greetings to u.s. missile radar all bases which washington says all that only for the safety details on that in just a few minutes also. decades back into. one thousand miles from the north pole. the arche team is taking you on a trip to spitzbergen on capella go. where twenty years after the u.s. was ours collapsed the soviet way of life is still going strong. where the world's northernmost statue of lenin presides over a ghost town where the soviet heritage has become a tourist site for those overcome by the cold war in the style of. the close up special edition. now european energy giants a garret not to bring the long planned sell stream gas pipeline a step closer to reality it will be another method of pumping russian gas directly into year just like the north stream network which is a way to being primed to supply what has got the details straight from now he's going to make you think a who's in the russian resort city of sochi for us to meet the morning to you along has been sa

a pretty incredible sign do you think that that means that in the future there's no such thing as america having a great year and europe not so much that we're always going to have to you know the even on some terms will that correlation does speak volumes as you mentioned and economists attribute it to the connections in trade any interdependence there as well as the impact of the financial crisis which obviously hit both of them very hard and the interwoven financial system which you kind of are touching upon absolutely a european debt crisis isn't just a european debt crisis because european banks are affected they are running low on capital or they are exposed to this debt but then so are you asking because they are exposed to the debt or their ex they insured the debt that is on these banks books so there is this contagion effect that absolutely intertwines the united states and europe and absolutely i don't think there would be a situation where europe contracts in the u.s. thrives in fact you could argue the opposite if you talk to some people some economists believe that actually

into north america... as a cold front is bringing cool air into most of the northeast and the midwest regions, temperatures in many cities will fall dramatically into the teens on friday. only 19 degrees top are expected in new york and washington d.c. chicago's dropping even further to only 17 and there's a chance of some showers in the evening as well. but los angeles is still remaining in the 20s with partly cloudy skies. down in south america... as you can see there are a lot of clouds in the picture but luckily no precipitation. cluster of clouds will pass by southeastern brazil sometime during friday afternoon. and a long band of clouds in southern chile will affect santiago and buenos aires as well. into europe... moscow and london will see a partly cloudy day on friday with cooler than average temperatures. but pretty much everywhere else is looking sunny and clear, so enjoy it. lastly in africa... triopoli will rise another degree to 37 for friday afternoon, under lots of sunshine. dakar has another

as america's decade long war in afghanistan winds down and many of those punished for the atrocities of september the eleventh two thousand and one still unaware of where all what nine eleven was as we report. you watching r t it's nine pm here in moscow. and fighting continues in libya as.

david petraeus former military commander in iraq and afghanistan now serving as america's top spy or as one expert puts it a perfect figure to make up for the values of u.s. intelligence is coming your way later this hour. first though the security chief of the ousted libyan leader colonel moammar gadhafi has fled the country and is now our neighboring new share according to officials gadhafi wasn't said to be part of the convoy that crossed the border on tuesday and burkina faso denied claims that it was ready to provide asylum this comes as rebels now control most of the country but as are his daniel bushell reports all signs suggest it's not over for the violence in libya as the real chaos may be yet to come. to the home of his song is one of africa's most experienced diplomats just broke from the libyan capital he says needs who has turned it into a ghost town there is no police. there is no administration there is no there is no schools law and order has been replaced by a more crew of rebels some fear that the various groups who've emerged might soon stop fighting each other wha