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air is famous for its precious stones and metal in a strict today we head to a remote village where ati's tom barton discovers about the the harsh realities of life. you could turn is one of russia's biggest cities but a few hours away it's a different world where we were going even tarmac would be a luxury that's the end of the road from here to the village it's just forest time for me to disperse and go even further off the beaten track. eventually we saw it welcome to the village of newspaper population ten people two horses two cows no running water no electricity and one rather strange name it was founded in one nine hundred twenty four by a group of collective farm workers who wanted to branch out on their own but they had a problem. to stand missing your village they had to have two mission so they applied for it through the local paper when the permission was granted their name did newspapering things. certain larner is one of only two people to have lived here all their life the other is clean up after her husband died she continued to live here alone every winter there snowed in

oakland in california the protesters showed light on issues from wealth inequality to police brutality ati's christian for zero looks at the movement through the eyes of a man who's been on the front lines since the very beginning. never doubts a free will is but still made it's a global the say ship before old samba nation is soulfire me to get saturation we first met joe more than in the early stages of the occupy wall street movement ah but not here since the october second i'm angry a little bit at just the whole of government corruption the fault lies mostly the really incestuous relationship the big dog on a. bike it's thought it was possible multiple atrocities lol why a former children's mental health counselor position was cut and he was left without a job and instead found a place and a person here still. this is the rule settlement that we just directed to protect us from the outside conditions and those conditions not all thanks to mother nature every night or something and there's always some fights there's always some kind of drama happening with a lot of theft a lot of ice whe

aties cuss finch -- atticus finch didn't have to deal with a 24-hour news cycle. tony serra didn't have to deal with bloggers in his career. i think what's going on in new york city where the head of the i.m.f. was arrested for doing some untorrid things in a big hotel. i found it ironic last night that eliot spitzer was interviewing people talking about these sorts of activities, and that cycle is going on and on. if you want to play a drinking game, you know, who wants to take bets of when we're going to have the first appearance of gloria allred? it's inevitable. i'm getting off the point a little bit here. but at some point i think it was around the time of the o.j. case where you had this confluence of a big public figure, it was a juicy trial, and cable news was just becoming a force. it changed the environment in which we operate, at least criminal system operates. because it's not just cases anymore, it's entertainment. it's a whole media frenzy on big cases. and i don't think that's a very good thing, but that is the environment in which we operate. and l

did not feel >>reporter: crew aboard there have been a string of armed with robberies in north maze--atyy. >>reporter: unjust this past tuesday it union 76 was also broad both happening around lunchtime. and during the union's 76 incident hasher was pistol whip in the head and while struggling with the suspect. as you can see the suspect walking in right there, and catcher called to account and based on the suspect actions and description police believe the same guy rob dubose of the stations. he is described as a white male in his mid-20s to mid 30's. he had shoulder length blond hair held back immigrated ponytail--in a degraded ponytail. >>jacqueline: well as high temperatures tomorrow we one or five to 10 degrees warmer than we saw today. 64 in half moon bay, 66 oakland, 70 in san jose, 70 in livermore and 70 in antioch. we will have your to your forecast and the rest of the week in a sunday looking even more hyped hit all that coming up. >>reporter: rain major construction project is about to hit the mission district. >>reporter: a warming will be replaced and repaving work will take

like in moscow this is ati where you have america teams up with its arab friends to pressure the syrian government into submission despite ongoing un efforts to mediate a diplomatic solution i brought the u.s. led coalition is expected to provide more support to the syrian rebels on sunday. and washington puts the squeeze on syria's ally iran pledging to sanction countries that don't reduce imports of oil from the islamic state by the new measures will come into full force of the end of june. reliving the past visits the only remaining soviet forced labor camp the gulag and here is carrying accounts from its former. and i we continue on ruffling the pages of history in the soviet files and. western siberia this secretly missions factory became public knowledge after the fall of the soviet union here special capsules known as the kremlin pill were made by hand exclusively for the top brass . of the health of the leaders of the soviet union shrouded in secrecy. private doctors looking after them had a very risky job their very lives not just their careers were at stake. linnet brush head

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there's a lot of white democrats in ati enough in austin to compromise the district. that's why i think it's dangerous to focus on the incumbent, there are x number of white democrats from texas. you have to look at this district. if that's a district where whites are controlling the outcome of the primary in such a way that latino presence or other voter presence in the district is not able to nominate and elect a candidate of choice, then, you know, when somebody else takes a look at that district in this case the leadership of the texas house and senate, they may not see that as a valuable thing to preserve. >> i'll just jump in on that last point. because this goes to what you had been saying, nina, to what extent we should view it through party or race. you're right, you look at lloyd doggit and the parties want to protect their incumbents, you have two that are in texas, and you know, this is in -- for the congressional delegation. and so lloyd is -- you know -- i mean, his district flips, it will -- depending on how they will -- when he resigns he'll go the way

well there's criticism that only large corporations on the rich will be protected when their story is ati's laura smith. the government's calling this a fiscally neutral budget which basically means that they're giving with one hand and taking away with the other labor the opposition party is calling it a millionaire's budget and people think that it's tempering around economic disaster just dealing with the edges of it the top line of this budget is really this tax cuts for the very richest people in society from fifty extensible surprised to sense hugely controversial the government says the tax is not making any money anyway but groups like the occupy campaign say that it's basically a tax cut for the one percent another very controversial thing is this this issuing of one hundred year or even perpetual boring money it only needs to be paid back in one hundred years' time the government says it's doing that to look in low interest rates but the critics say that it's numbering our children essentially with our debt not just children either grandchildren great grandchildren one of them is

he was eventually forced to abandon i think ations of fraud and deception but coming up later today ati's a kaiser report looks at the perils which he has tons of proof and he's only korea . staff sergeant robert bales was previously a stockbroker for it from one thousand nine hundred six to two thousand and he enlisted in the army shortly after federal financial regulators found he engaged in fraud breach of duty churning unauthorized trading and unsuitable investments the perfect training to become a slaughtering out of control maniac with a gun in afghanistan. brokers all about slaughtering people you know we don't call it forgetfulness a term in the industry it's called selective amnesia so you want to be able to selectively i mean asia about certain things that would somehow impact their bottom line stop it gives you more money of course you remember full details but the ones that were insider trading. i don't remember. when this american struggle still hold the fallout from the afghan massacre but home guns are once again all the rage despite high unemployment and uncertain economic

cuts to budgets designed to appease international paymasters but the measures are taking a toll as ati's some bottled reports and the austerity sentiment is reverberating all across europe. in belgium protests saying austerity cuts have gone too far in cities all across france and especially big demonstration in paris with the same message thousands of students on the streets in spain wanting to reverse cuts in education spending there and huge demonstrations in portugal spain and portugal people there really feeling the pinch here as their governments try to balance budgets and cut spending that's left that it really exposed to this debt crisis and no more so than here in greece in the parliament behind me lawmakers have once again sat late into the night having to really make sound which cuts to their spending all across the sectors of the economy a twenty two percent cuts in the minimum wage has been made thirty percent if you're under twenty five in greece and half of greeks under twenty five are employed we've seen doctors coming out in a twenty four hour walkout massive cuts made t

defense budget pressure on iran is also agree with what will make or even calling for a strike that ati's christine for zone looks at three u.s. senators have never backed down from a fight. they stick together through thick and thin from the queensland to the holy land from the ball field to the battlefield they are senators joseph lieberman lindsey graham and john mccain seen frequently side by side both physically and politically to call for more war a song almost on repeat for them three have a better war that they don't like they lead the charge to afghanistan we need more troops there are american troops tax by the enemy have gone up about a thousand percent in the words of one time is not on our side and they've been called everything from the three amigos the three blind mice and the axis of error by the website downsize d.c. org based in to work together as a blocker kind of an axis and bold in foreign policy kind of her getting back to that old axis of evil we heard about that foreign policy is not just limited to bush's wars what here they are meeting with libyan president moam

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the reaction to several israeli air raids which took the lives of at least fourteen palestinians as ati's policy reports fears are running high that the escalation made lead to even more victims. more than a dozen palestinians have been killed and dozens more have been injured many of them children in this latest israeli strikes over the gaza strip now the most high profiled palestinian killed by the israelis as the leader of the popular resistance committee out casey who publicly went on record and acknowledged his ties to the kidnapping of the israeli soldier gilad shalit who was held for more than five years in captivity in gaza and released late last year the israeli say that in addition to this they have evidence that he was involved in the planning of finding and the directing of a did he cross a border raid from the sinai peninsula into israel last august now the israelis have also been targeting a number of him t. training camps across the gaza strip and this afternoon saturday it's really officials are holding an emergency meeting to deal with the situation cairo has criticized t

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of an attack in the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly on ati the long haul isn't hard fought race for the kremlin is over when prime minister vladimir putin now set to make a return to the presidency after a landslide election victory but expectations are now greater than any other time when serious national challenges still ahead compounded by a public more politically cute than ever before he's alexey going to ski ripples. it was one and motional night for that approach and yes i did promise you we would win. i. only have one. but you know the prime minister may have justified his cheers by the strong wind but no one would be surprised if it was caused by the joy of victory. it was hardly a shock as putin had been the elections clear front runner but eventually result of almost sixty four percent stunned even those at the helm who would never think of such a high result so it's even higher than we predicted for ourselves and he shows once again actually proves that putin is a political figure number one of these countries and his potential is

ati remember back in the day berkeley they had a class on .upac this is a little different.re breaking down the lyrics of his songs. i bet it will be popular with students. was the a class that sociology of sports. cool glass. also took pottery and did not very well. but the focus was on the weather. focus is on cooler temperatures. we enjoyed a 70's yesterday. was great. early next week we will be back ,n the nice weather pattern usinglike, giving around 70 degrees. b. have lingering light rain in county, norcal wirt s island,ear solomon neck and middle moving out of town. e some clearing within behind rain hours have a lot of sunshine for the majority of the day. the clearing line moving into virginia. and western virginia band of rain stretching from canada into louisiana and texas. that is part of a cold front. that stretched all way across the entire east coast of the united states. that is pushing through. behind that we have the core of into downir spilling throughout the day. a northwesterly wind is pushing in the cold air. will notice gusty winds periodically. witty

injuries atied of the hospital. lawyers are planning to request a retrial.ed of his ex-girlfriend yardley of love. campused in her off- apartment. e changes to notic patterns because of the blossom festival. starting as to the, all four to flowre redirected northbound only. here is more your forecast. good morning. is it is a foggy out there. it is misty. it is mild. if there is very little variability in temperatures. around 50 degrees. typical when there is a fog-a bank in place. you can barely make out the of the water down here. a tower and rosalind shows clouds are very thick. monumentt make up the this morning. we will see some improvement. 75 degrees, it will not be that much of today. we will beup 57 -- back. as to the west, there is some activity in portions of the valley. i think we're going to start to some mixing around here and did a bit of improvement. sunshine this afternoon. mild, in the upper 60's. it will stay in the 70's all week. >> thank you for watching. we all got a great day.

. >> reporter: the mayor's actions just under a half hour ago caps aty hall show down between he anderday we learned that the mayor met with ross mirkarimi in his office right there and gave him 24 hours to resign or face misconduct charges over his conviction yesterday for misdemeanor false imprisonment. take a look at these pictures just after 4:15 today, mirkarimi emerged from his office and announced he would not resign and would take his chances with misconduct charges. the mayor anuanced he is suspending the -- announced he is suspending the sheriff. >> i have carefully reviewed the city charter, conducted my own review of the evidence and consulted with legal council. i also met with sheriff mirkarimi yesterday to give him the opportunity to resign. i informed him of my intent to fulfill my duties pursuant to the charter and move to suspend and remove him from the office for official misconduct. he has chosen not to resign and now i must act. >> the mayor said mirkarimi be served with misconduct tomorrow. in his place the mayor employed vicki hennessey who ran against mirkarim

nbc's ati a is joining us now, what is the latest? met with the victims of sunday's massacre and people within that meeting, there was tears and rage among the families. and president karzai himself apparently said that the u.s. has not been cooperating enough with the afghans when it comes to the investigation down south. according to the delegation, the afghan delegation that went down there they said there could have been more than one shooter that is after the u.s. showed video from a security blimp in the area showing one service member surrendering outside the base after the shooting and we are learning more about the alleged shooter. he was in custody in kuwait. but the kuwaity government was not happy with the fact that he was in their country. right now from what we understand, is he in flight to kansas, where he will be detained until trial. >> obviously within the afghan media, there are extremist blogs but there are mainstream ones, what is the editorial pages saying about this? what is the mainstream thinking, it's not to

>> we heard from ati in kabul and that even tpeople there are putting out the message to be peacef peaceful. at least for now, even the mullas inside pakistan do not want to see a repeat of violence. >> thank you for the intelligence. we will be in touch. >> you bet. >> i want to open it up to the panel, obviously, you guys we have a washington post abc news poll that kim out last night and the question was, was the war in afghanistan been worth 35% said yes and 65% said no. and i have to give credit -- everyone that is a name here. mike on "morning joe" asked the question, is afghanistan becoming the you new vietnam and we pulled up statistics, a poll from 1973, was it a mistake to send troops into vietnam and 60% said yes. the numbers are in many ways parallel. ari, what do you make of the situation? >> i think you have a change in the baseline of american foreign policy, this was the war that then senator obama ran on adding troops into this theater of battle and now we have separate from even the tragic events of this weekend, a tiresome feeling of the public. it's been longer than othe

to speak to get her through the debate after those initial interviews with charlie couric.nd kiddy aty> i was thinking about -- they put her out there on the speech up in st. paul on the convention stage to give that speech. she had done well on the speech but this was a much bigger deal. this was a national audience of many tens of millions. john mccain was watching backstage. she had never given a speech with that kind of focus or the kind of audience. he is watching with mounting excitement as she gives the speech. he can believe how good she is. she finishes the speech and mccain is over the moon. one of his advisers says that partly to the speech, her teleprompter was malfunctioning. the teleprompter was moving too slowly. mccain says, "i hope that doesn't happen to me." imposed onandicappe her by the technology. the campaign was on tenterhooks. she hit it out of the park. she was an asset for the campaign. for a week or 10 days after that, she was. there was concern in the national polls. people on the democratic side were freaking out on how she injected some much freshness into

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