. >> the man known as america's toughest sheriff. the federal judge ruling that joe arpaio has engaged in racial and ethnic profiling. the judge said arpaio and his deputies have to quit considering those factors. arpaio calls his strategy tough on illegal immigration denies his claims and lawyers say he will appeal. >>> the president honored four african-american girls killed in a 1963 church bombing in birmingham, alabama. president obama has awarded

we as america have never let something like that happen before. >> jon: thank you. well, obviously except for rwanda and darfur and bosnia and cambodia. point taken. point taken. we as america have never let something like that happen before. in syria with this particular assad. look, the point is this. obama is doing it all wrong. what do you guys think? time to arm the rebels. >> yes to arming the rebels. there are more radical islamic fighters there. let's give the right weapons to the right people. >> jon: right weapons to the right people. ahh! maybe we could do background checks. no, that wouldn't work. all right. so the plan is now arm the rebels. >> there's two wars to fight. one to get assad out of there. the second war unfortunately is going to be between the majority of syrians and the radical islam i haves who have poured into syria. we need to be ready to fight two wars. >> jon: okay. so two wars. let me just add that up quickly because i know we're already in two. so, let me see. that's about four. we have four wars. that's do-able.

that comes as america's top diplomat visits russia in an attempt to bridge the divide over syria with moscow accusing the u.s. of inciting bloodshed in the civil conflict. and the u.k. admits that radioactive materials have gone missing in the country in dozens of locations sparking fears that dangerous substances could fall into the wrong hands . so reporting this post both the leaders of israel and palestine as beijing's growing economic and political clout spreads to the middle east our top stories this hour.

after president assad reportedly gives them the green light in retaliation for is a rainy as trikes. america's top diplomat visits russia trying to bridge the divide over syria with most accusing the u.s. of inciting bloodshed in the civil conflict. and china hosts the leaders of palestine as beijing's growing economic and political clout spreads to the middle east.

. >> reporter: this is sylvia who at 4 years old became the little girl known as america's orphan. >>ing for celia. rear o . >> reporter: out of tragedy, one miracle. >> her mother, father and 6-year-old brother died in that crash. >> i think about the accident every day. when i look in the mirror. i have visual scars. my arms and my legs. i have a scar on my forehead. >> reporter: 26 years later, she's telling her story in a new documentary called sole survivor. she doesn't remember the crash, but knows exactly when she understood. >> i was maybe in middle school, high school maybe? and i remember feeling angry and survivor's guilt. >> reporter: and meet george. at age 17, the only person alive after galaxy airlines flight 203 went down in reno in 1985. >> i realized that i got up, i ran away. >> reporter: the documentary follows lampson as he connects with the few others who know what it's like to be a loan sne survivor of an air crash. this co-pilot's plane went down seconds after takeoff in lexington, kentucky, in 2006. he still struggles with survivor's guilt. >> i cried harder t

folks, as america's most famous catholic,im the pope of base of basic cable. i was ready to embrace the new pontiff francis. big daddy frank. the lean, mean, argentine. the vicar so nice, he speaks for christ. i tried to follow his example when he washed the feet of the poor i went one step further and sent some homeless guys through a car wash, even paying for the wax. but as a devout member of the holy roman catholic church, my scapular is in a bit of a twist today. over what his holiness said in his homily yesterday. >> ( translated ): the commandments that jesus gave to us is to do good, and redemption concerns everyone, not just those who who believe in jesus. the lord redeemed all of us, not justicals, at the blood of christ. everyone, even atheists. >> stephen: what the pluck? even atheists? i am a catholic. and i am a catholic so i can have the fast track paradise easypass because i am in communion with the one true church. in word the 1-3 scanner, membership has its privileges. if the lord redeems atheists, all bets are off? what's next? the lord rede

many countries around the world see this as america's war. .his remains a global struggle >> p.j.crowley, thank you for coming in. do britain, authorities have lee rigby as the victim in the knife attack. the two men suspected of the killing are under armed guard in the hospital. they were known to the security services. drummer lee rigby, 22 years old. helmandr who survived but not hate street. he leaves behind a two-year-old son. tonight, his family paid this tribute. towas lovely, all he wanted do was to be in the army. he wanted to live life and enjoy himself. ,e was a loving son, husband father, brother, and uncle. he was a friend to many. the flag flew at half mast. his soldiers on standby to serve in afghanistan. >> he was a dedicated and professional soldier. he was proud to wear the badge of his regiment. he was a real character. he was at the heart of our corps of drums and had taken part in many ceremonies. he was also an accomplished in gunner who have served with the station in afghanistan, germany, and cyprus. >> route the day, a steady flow of flowers arrived at the

many countries around the world see this as america's war. .his remains a global struggle >> p.j.crowley, thank you for coming in. do britain, authorities have lee rigby as the victim in the knife attack. the two men suspected of the killing are under armed guard in the hospital. they were known to the security services. drummer lee rigby, 22 years old. helmandr who survived but not hate street. he leaves behind a two-year-old son. tonight, his family paid this tribute. towas lovely, all he wanted do was to be in the army. he wanted to live life and enjoy himself. ,e was a loving son, husband father, brother, and uncle. he was a friend to many. the flag flew at half mast. his soldiers on standby to serve in afghanistan. >> he was a dedicated and professional soldier. he was proud to wear the badge of his regiment. he was a real character. he was at the heart of our corps of drums and had taken part in many ceremonies. he was also an accomplished in gunner who have served with the station in afghanistan, germany, and cyprus. >> route the day, a steady flow of flowers arrived at the

. >> the man known as america's toughest sheriff. the federal judge ruling that joe arpaio has engaged in racial and ethnic profiling. the judge said arpaio and his deputies have to quit considering those factors. arpaio calls his strategy tough on illegal immigration denies his claims and lawyers say he will appeal. >>> the president honored four african-american girls killed in a 1963 church bombing in birmingham, alabama. president obama has awarded medals. the girls family surrounded the family. this was at the white house ceremony. three former kkk members were convicted of murder. >>> u.s. soldiers have put flags in front of every grave at arlington national cemetery. there are several hundred thousand graves. the soldiers will remain at the cemetery throughout the holiday weekend to make sure there is a flag in front of every head stone. >> we are now hearing the terrifying voices of people in moore, oklahoma as the tornado hit their town monday. the oklahoma department of emergency management has released the 911 recordings i

that comes as america's top diplomat visits russia in an attempt to bridge the divide over syria with. the u.s. bloodshed. radioactive materials and. locations across the country that could pose a terrorist threat in the role of. the leaders of israel and palestine is beijing's growing economic and political clout spreads to the middle east our top stories. international news and comment live from a studio center here in moscow. the syrian rebels have abducted four un peacekeepers patrolling the separation zone between syria and israel members of the . brigade posted this picture online claiming they're holding the peacekeepers for their own safety after clashes in the area it's the second time in two months that . i've been taken captive by the rebels steinberg editor of executive intelligence review magazine says it sends a worrying signal to the rebels foreign backers. the rebels are actually terrorists much of the rebel force particularly in the north of syria is made up of people who are overtly associated with al qaida and these are the dominant fighting forces inside syria at t

south i must say is a far better term referring to the entirety of latin america and the caribbean as america's backyard and secretary of state john kerry so callously put it the term. insulting enough in fact that bolivian president evo morales cited it as the reason for kicking out the u.s. government's aid agency in the organization of trying to undermine bolivia's leftist government for morale this is a bold move it's just the latest culmination of tense emotions spreading rapidly across south and central america many of which many of the countries in victimized by u.s. and forced coups over the last couple decades but the shaky relations haven't stopped the u.s. interest in pursuing the region in fact in this recent visit president obama focused much of the trip talking about trade. so what does it all me tell me again a little more insight into the changing global dynamic what's driving the attitudes of our neighbors to the seldom joined now by joe millionaire brown global strategist with a few global thank you so much for coming in thank you for having me so what does this signify we jus

from to see you on peacekeepers that being held by sea when rebels in the golan heights comes as america's top diplomat to visit russia in the times to bridge the divide of a syria with more scope accusing the your us of a slice and bloodshed in the civil court. of the u.k. admits that radioactive materials have gone missing in the country in dozens of locations sparking fears that dangerous substances could fall into the wrong hands . and china hosts both the leaders of israel and palestine as beijing's growing economic and political clout spreads to the middle east.

physical markets definitely i don't want to direct your attention to that temple of a country known as america because one of their propagandists business insider is reporting that the price of gold or the search of physical buying the surge in physical buying is meaningless because people are dumping their e.t.f. on the x. . think of the g l d the paper gold your thoughts well you know the major media backs you could never believe ninety nine percent one hundred percent of what they say or what he perceives the gold and so over he goes yes that statement is actually backwards but what's going on the paper mark is meeting with i think we seen that because the cedar grates are purchased between the physical prices a premium both gold and silver over the paper spot prices that the bankers are setting so it's exactly backwards and even you know asia like what we see coming out a c.e.o. or through lawyers this is a nonsense so was the may stream media yesterday gold dropped what like four or five dollars an ounce and then a report coming out of hooters of singapore was that gold you were losing co

meets with families who lost loved lost lovedhanistan and iraq as ones in afghanistan and iraq as america pays tribute on memorial day. bob orr and michelle miller report. a police officer killed in kentucky after a brazen roadside anna werner on the search for a suspect. and ben tracy with the story of what may be the final reunion of america's largest group of p.o.w.s. >> together we've stepped into the dungeons and we faced the

partnership with the maritime services and the coast guard and our reserve forces, i like to think of us as america's or the world's 911 when something bad, either man-made or natural happens, some catastrophe happens in the world, often times the ambassador will pick up the phone and dial 911 and the navy marine corps team answers the phone. it is our those, it is our dna it is our ability to be there. if you look at the communicate dapbt's 3 central tenets of what he believes it importance, readiness is in there. the ability to move and go now. where do you want us, when do you want us, like fedex, we are absolutely guaranteed to be there overnight. it's what we do. it's what we are trained for. and the more we understand and can operate with civic forces, the more we understand what already exists in our life line, the more we can break down political barriers and culture barriers thexthin our own country, the more we can partner and stabilize and support civic operations, because as someone said earlier in the panel, if we need to come in, things are pretty bad. but here's the good news. we bring

both london and paris have been pushing hard to arm the rebels fighting against us which comes as america's top diplomats met in france to work on next month's syria peace summit in geneva where later we'll bring you more on this as we get it including expert analysis here nazi. germany has told the european commission it will get behind the plan to impose tariffs on some chinese imports as part of attempts to stave off a trade war with asia's biggest economic engine the e.u. accused beijing of dumping goods on the market below cost price on the mining its european rivals but china's premier warned that further scrutiny will only backfire on consumers because all of has been following talks between the two. last year alone germany exported around sixty seven billion euros worth of goods to china and they want to see that increase in the future. has in the past made no secret about her want to call the chinese markets last year she visited beijing twice within the space of seven months and she's wanting to make sure that they trade can be done between the two countries especially considering

and america's gun divide comes into focus as they fly around the globe it resuscitate influence and the national rifle association convention with a vile to resist gun control laws to the bitter end. i. was. out. a bahraini court has sentenced a group of thirty one anti government acts of his to fifteen years in prison for taking part in five bomb attacks against the police the suspects though now say they were tortured into making their confessions bahrain has been engulfed in pro reform protests being one of the first countries to be gripped by the arab spring violence in twenty eleven says that and the opposition has been accusing the rulers of oppressing the protest movement and claiming western countries are trying to downplay the scale down the rest mohamed al sufi was an anti-government activists in bahrain explains what's trivandrum to the edge. because of the all you can buy hand because of the oil we divorced from here only because the. hole was a straight that needs to be all the time to ensure that the floor for oil is not destructive because we have and i can peace here in

its decline in america he points to things like ridiculous regulations and obamacare as the main culprits behind the death of small business snyder senator argues that corporate taxes are hindering business creation but are effective collected corporate tax rates in america are the second lowest in the developed world and corporate tax collections are the lowest they've been in decades here in the united states even in the face of the highest corporate profits in the history of our republic in reality the demise of small business in america can be attributed to one man's administration ronald reagan on june sixteenth one thousand nine hundred ninety eight then chairman of the federal trade commission robert pitofsky testified before congress about mergers and corporate consolidation in the new economy these mergers of course made it harder and harder for small businesses to start or to compete in america and its testimony pitofsky discussed a variety of reasons why america was witnessing so many big business mergers and consolidations pitofsky pointed to globalization of

. >> the man known as america's toughest sheriff.g that joe arpaio has engaged in racial and ethnic profiling. the judge said arpaio and his deputies have to quit considering those factors. arpaio calls his strategy tough on illegal immigration denies his claims and lawyers say he will appeal. >>> the president honored four african-american girls killed in a 1963 church bombing in birmingham, ab

our aspiration is to be viewed as america's retirement company. we've got 13 million customers, $460 billion of assets and one of the largest players in the u.s. serving needs. and one of the biggest problems americans face today, and that's preparedness for retirement. >> absolutely. and one of the things we found, though, is that after the '08 financial crisis, a lot of the baby boomers and others, certainly, backed away from the equities market, backed away from financial instruments, because they didn't trust the market. how do you lure that group back, especially since probably underfunded for their retirement. >> you're absolutely correct. and it's really built around our strategy of retirement readiness. and that's preparing people both on the asset accumulation side, the protection side, the what happens if component, and then the distribution side. so two -- and as you pointed out, through retirement. and it's a combination of kind of slow and steady movements, people have moved back into the market cautiously. retirement is a long-term p

comes as america's top diplomat visits russia in an attempt to bridge the divide over syria with moscow accusing the u.s. of inciting bloodshed with its plans to rebels. and the u.k. admits that radioactive materials have gone missing in the country and dozens of locations. could fall into the wrong hands. the. growing economic and political clout to the middle. international news live from our studio here in moscow this is. syrian rebels have abducted four u.n. peacekeepers patrolling the separation zone between syria and israel members of the . brigade posted this picture online they're holding the peace keepers for their own safety after clashes in the area it's the second time in two months that unarmed military observers have been taken captive by the rebels steinberg editor of executive intelligence review magazine says it sends a warning signal to the rebels foreign backers. the rebels are actually terrorists much of the rebel force particularly in the north of syria is made up of people who are overtly associated with al qaida and these are the dominant fighting forces inside sy

but comes as america's top diplomat visits russia or in an attempt to bridge the divide over syria with accusing the u.s. of inciting bloodshed but it rebels are expecting a press conference by john kerry. very shortly here in. the u.k. it's radioactive materials have gone missing in dozens of locations across the country something that could pose a terrorist threat in the wrong hands. china hosts both the leaders of israel and palestine as growing economic and political clout spreads to the middle east our top stories this is. online on screen international news and comment live from a studio center here in moscow this is. syrian rebels have abducted four un peacekeepers patrolling the separation zone between syria and israel members of the brigade posted this picture online claiming they're holding the peace keepers for their own safety after clashes in the area where the u.s. is still considering arming opposition fighters regardless of their tactics and despite russian opposition that's just one of the differences the u.s. secretary of state is trying to bridge during talks here in

drive by shooting near a mcdonald's in the californian city of palo alto the incident came just as america's national rifle association wrapped up an especially glitzy convention to mark the defeat of a new gun control law that artie's marina portnoy was at the convention in texas. the national debate over gun control may be among the most divisive issues in the united states but it's also proving to be a p.r. success for america's largest and strongest kind of rights organization approximately seventy thousand people have turned out for the national rifle association's annual meeting taking place here in houston texas those in attendance are not allowed to buy any of the weapons or ammunition but they certainly are allowed to pick up the guns hold them in their hands aim them and get a good deal of what these weapons are all about for the kids there are air guns that the kids are allowed to shoot also virtual gardens to play with in recent weeks u.s. president obama's first furthering gone control legislation failed in the senate that effort of course was for strengthening garden background

america. a career diplomat. for years he served as his country's representative and understands that it's currently difficult to push for free trade agenda. >> we are at a critical stage. the negotiating pillar is completely stuck. there is a scleer paralysis in the system. >> the u.s. which has considerable clout in the organization opposed his candidacy. the same goes for the eu largely because he locked horns with washington over subzizz to u.s. cotton farmers and with brusselses over agricultural subzizz. he pointed out these kinds of trade barriers hurt emerging and developing companies. his supporters come from brazil, russia and china as well as south america and africa. he spent months finessing his candidacy. now he'll need all his powers to build consensus. the wto's director general has few direct powers. he has already vowed to remain nbiased in the post. >> the life in the capital tie pay appears to be set by the green running man on the city's traffic lights. with more than 6 million inhabitants the me troplass never com

government to taking them away while the new renegade currency bit coins taking a bit of a hit as america's financial reason make a move on its bellbird as we look out what makes people switch from conventional currencies just cyber money. speak your language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world talks about six of the c.r.p. interviews intriguing story are you. trying arabic to find out more visit our big. dog called. welcome back you're watching r.t. coming to you live from the russian capital now fighting is escalating in syria with government forces reportedly storming a key rebel stronghold the city of kasay or near the lebanese border is said to be a viable hub for the smuggling of arms into syria meanwhile the president's reiterated his commitment to stay at the helm until next year's elections saying only the people can decide his future child us it insists he won't buckle to western pressure he also expressed doubts of any break in the upcoming international conference on syria saying a fracture of foreign backed opposition will stay commi

one rebels in the golan heights comes as america's top diplomat visits russia in the times to bridge the divide of assyria with moscow accusing the your us of inciting bloodshed in the civil conflict. of the u.k. admits that radioactive materials have gone missing in the country in dozens of locations sparking fears that dangerous substances could fall into the wrong hands . and china hosts both the leaders of israel and palestine as beijing's growing economic and political clout spreads to the middle east. international news live from moscow this is all she with me you know. and welcome to the program. israel is facing the prospect of syria based militants at talking across its northern border with the backing of bashar al assad's regime a police state an armed group reportedly says it's been given a green light from damascus to carry out raids on the golan heights which are over here is apparently part of syria's response to a series of israeli air strikes on its territory over the weekend syrian missiles are allegedly being pointed at israel ready to retaliate immediately in case

. >> it's these kinds of images that have defined iraq over the past decade, as america's 2003 invasion was followed by a long insurgency against u.s. forces. brutal sectarian violence among iraqis followed and continues to this day in the country. at least 100,000 iraqis have died in the conflicts. and fears of violence and religious persecution have led more than a million and a half iraqis to flee their country, with most settling in other middle eastern nations. thousands of these iraqi refugees have wound up on the very distant and unlikely shores of san diego, california, a place better known for the tanned and toned southern california good life than its connection to turmoil in the middle east. when did you get here, may i ask? >> about 42 days ago. >> you got to the united states only 42 days ago? >> yeah. >> iraqis milheer el anny, his wife hebba, and young daughter jumana are trying to adjust to their new life in the u.s. after leaving iraq and then spending a year in turkey as refugees. >> we left iraq because there was a direct risk on our lives. it is very risky, especiall