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we're going to make it so hard for these people to use ballis actually going to deter them from using it. we're going to cause them to throw up their hands and give now, that could be true. i'm not opposed to the use of military force in all he milita and i have great admiration for what they do and how they do it, some things, of course. but you can only deter an adversary if you have credible capability to do what you claim. if you don't have a credible capability to do what you claim, you may actually encourage the adversary to go ahead and build. if you want to cement relations you're defending them, and they wind up withhead shoved down their throat because they've been told that they can deal with it. statements that i was not intending to make when i first -- you can stop me at any too violent. i don't bite, i just kick. so i want to just make a few points that i had actually planned to state and i'll will cut them short because obviously i've taken time on this other matter. howsh system. what the adaptive approach does is substitutes a very large number of smaller and slower

simultaneously op rising situation where people aren't bally and then suddenly they are mysteriously armed and mysteriously arms are being smuggled into syria from turkey well who who is providing the arms nobody is asking in the us media all these are u.s. arms ship to turkey this is the us military complex flush with record revenue continues to lobby its interest on capitol hill arms manufacturers are some of the biggest companies in america they're some of the most powerful lockheed martin not only did they make and so i'm sure the defense department around the world their federal contractor larry other levels are little actually this statue outside the u.n. headquarters is a symbol of global peace and nonviolence but critics say the idea has been twisted by the u.s. which goes around advocating he's arming countless conflicts all for the sake of profit. r.t. new york. so it's not just random countries it's countries like turkey like you just sung that funnel weapons into syria as well that the u.s. is selling weapons to in the first place so instead of finger pointing perhaps the

around one hundred five a barrel as i mentioned and now on to the equities in asia they are gaining bally's a weaker yet it has sent two q. stocks higher than the case adding more than one percent at orders are obviously benefiting toshiba is up two point six percent and sony is adding almost three and a sign to china's hang seng is also higher after its central bank reduced the reserve requirements for the banking system banking stocks are obviously the main fisheries and of the russian market started this week's first trading session on a positive note the r.t.s. is now gaining around one percent that's in the first hour of trade the my success quitting on whether it was. last week broad gains to the global equity markets greece moved a step closer to the second round of bailouts and the a big economic news from the states most at risk appetites should traders expect the rally to resume this week mark rubenstein for metropol financial last go outlines in the main drivers for the week ahead and their meeting of the euro zone finance ministers is scheduled for monday in the late afternoon a

iran is behind the latest attack. 10 years after it happened the trial of the main suspect in the ballyclub bombings is under way. cameras flashing on the muslim militant suspected of the attack that killed 202 people. he is facing insurgency charges. he was also arrested last year while apparently trying to meet sam sam. we have a little bit of rain in the aarea. nothing compared to the wild weather the city of australia, you this i this is snow, no it's the result of a lot of hail. i'm not ball sized. more like raspberry sized. it is summer in the land down under, so meteorologists, they are baffled by today's weather. the good news is nobody was hurt. >> too bad the hail doesn't taste like raspberries. ronald mcdonald house will ask for permission to try to expand, wanting to had more rooms and parking. it's asking leaders to green light the plan at assistant's council meeting. the ronald mcdonald house works with the hospital to provide comport for families of children. >> it is 6:54. general electric plans to hire 5,000 military veterans. it's making the announcement ahead of time.

become such a sensation but it caught the attention of certain editors at "time" magazine and they bally hued it in a special fourth of july edition of the magazine in 1953. and the book took off. and kirk argued that burke is the true school of conservative thought. burke argued that libertarians were too materialistic and what counted what he called the permanent things, religion, tradition, community, art, literature. .., a community park literature. and he argued that -- one of his phrases was, you know, everything is not about getting another piece of pie and another pat of butter. society in zero we are about is about more important things than just economic growth. and he was very opposed to libertarians, and he was attacked by buckley and other libertarians quite passionately, quite personally. and then buckley realized, found the magazine, and this fellow is it maybe a potential major competitor. and so the decided to recruit him for the magazine. russell kirk was a socially awkward fellow. when conservatives and in america, not conservatism in america, a conservative mind, such

i was very fortunate as many of us were as citizens heroes came to our rescue and mine was anna ballisshe staunched the bleeding. so that's what happened and i've been recovering ever since over the last year and two months, been getting stronger and really ready now to tackle an adventure i never thought i'd be on, quite frankly. i've never been interested in running for office. i dedicated my life to public service in various ways over the years and in the last five years working for the congresswoman. but i have decided that to honor her and her legacy and to try to do something for the people of southern arizona is a right thing to do right now. i feel ready to do it and announced my candidacy today. >> what is the spirit of america that you will be pushing to try? i suppose endure is the right word. you know, to keep alive. what is it that you want to bring to the political system that maybe isn't there at the moment in enough quantity? >> well i really feel very strongly that the tone of our political discourse has gotten way out of control. certainly, we saw that in the 2010 ele

in indonesia ten years after it happened a trial of the main suspect in the infamous bally bombings is under way. cameras flashed on the muslim militants suspected of the attack that killed 202 people. he is facing insurgency charges. though the bombings were in 2002 he was only arrested last year while apparently trying to meet osama bin laden. it's an historic day in washington state. washington's governor is expected to sign legislation legalizing same-sex marriages. the law will not take effect before early june. lawmakers approved the bill last week. opponents will work to repeal the law in november. >> 5:05. the bay area football community mourning the loss after local legend. bob mentor died at the age of 87. he was a member of the school's athletic hall of fame. he coached the highlanders leading the team to four titles. a memorial will be held on the 25th at 11:00 a.m. >> the bay area's ronald mcdonald house asking for permission to expand. the nonprofit wants to add more rooms and parking to its facility to meet increasing demand. it will ask city leaders to green light the e

there was an accident at bally route -- at the bowie on route 50.eet. is upstream closer to the on 395 which is fabulous with no delay. bright sunshine all over the place. a beautiful day, 37 degrees in but 28 at dulles airport and 25 in cumberland. temperatures are on the school start this afternoon, it e beautiful and it will feel like spring. a little breezy at times and tomorrow and rain by wed.. we will be back at 8:27. ♪ so raise your glass if you are wrong in all the right ways ♪ >>> good morning, america. and the party's just getting started. >> good morning, america. >> hello, "good morning america." >> we've got the big winners from hollywood's biggest night. meryl taking home their third oscar. and first time winner, octavia spencer here live after bringing the crowd to its feet. >> thank you, academy. >>> and the fashions. angelina. jennifer. gwyneth. viola. who ruled the red carpet? our oscar fashion dream team crowns the night's best dressed. the parties inside the swankiest celebrations. >>> and kelly ripa live from the oscar stage be

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