. >> india has yet to come out of the shock and order of the barbaric -- horror of the barbaric act from the pakistani army earlier this year when two indian soldiers were beheaded. after the first attack, the prime minister said it can be no business as usual with pakistan. it remains to be seen how india can go ahead with this pakistan policy. >> i am afraid that the government of india today has all of its facts and figures wrong. they think that pakistan is going to be friendly with them. pakistan is not going to be friendly with them because they are with china. we have boundary disputes from china. we have boundary disputes with pakistan. >> i feel that concern and the pain and i feel the responsibility as we are in government. he have a responsibility. we do not want to throw the baby out with the bathwater. we do not want to create a situation that in the long term become detrimental and destructive of india security and peace. [chanting] >> the anger against the barbaric act committed by the pakistan army. [chanting] in fact, the wife of one of the deceased soldiers has refused

. >> the germans hinting at an act of barbarism. >> we are very concerned about reports that chemicaleapons have allegedly been deployed. and should this be true, it would be a monstrosity. >> the united nations security council failed to reach an agreement on a response. the u.n. secretary general called for a thorough investigation but said it would be up to the syrian government to give their permission and to continue civility. >> everything that has been said is ridiculous and unscientific. there is no use of that weapon at all. >> both russia and iran say the news of the chemical attacks are accurate. the sunni national coalition has called for an international investigation. today the u.n. will investigate allegations of previous attacks per the mandate. there have been claims and counter claims, the slaughtering of the syrian people is likely to continue. >> and al-jazeera will be monitoring the situation from lebanon. >> we have heard allegations that chemical weapons were used against certain members of the syrian government. russia, china blocking any resolution or any stat

they believe this offers proof of syrian barbarism. they believe it exerts diplomatic pressure to get that team that arrived on sunday to look at the size of the allegedly atrocity. >> it sounds like the fault line has always been there. >> even an event of this scale has done nothing to break the have seen deadlock we for two years. it is not even certain the weapons team even if they did get access, with all the technology they needed, even if they did get access, it is quite restricted. it is to say whether weapons were used, not who used them. a visit is highly unlikely and impossible. you would still get a claim as to who used them. >> inks for a much. today the white house expressed deep concerns over these reports. joined by the man who used to be president obama's coordinator. that is a fairly depressing reaction from the international community. even if the us inspect others -- if the inspectors get there, their mandate is so limited. to act have been unable with any force because of the divisions between russia and the weston

they believe this offers proof of syrian barbarism. they believe it exerts diplomatic pressure to get that team that arrived on sunday to look at the size of the allegedly atrocity. >> it sounds like the fault line has always been there. >> even an event of this scale has done nothing to break the have seen deadlock we for two years. it is not even certain the weapons team even if they did get access, with all the technology they needed, even if they did get access, it is quite restricted. it is to say whether weapons were used, not who used them. a visit is highly unlikely and impossible. you would still get a claim as to who used them. >> inks for a much. today the white house expressed deep concerns over these reports. joined by the man who used to be president obama's coordinator. that is a fairly depressing reaction from the international community. even if the us inspect others -- if the inspectors get there, their mandate is so limited. to act have been unable with any force because of the divisions between russia and the weston

they're both stories about revenge the stories the restore the boundaries between civilization, barbarism. i'm really interested in how things change over time. you can do wonderful comparisons. you take the same subject and look at a greek strategy and an american western movie. >> host: your newest book is called the invisible hand in popular culture. what are you attempting to do? >> guest: i am examining the issue of freedom and american popular culture, and i am particularly interested in the debate between liberty and authority. a great debate that is gone throughout politics from the one in the united states. >> host: professor kanter, when i read your rights to film or a director directs one, are they looking at larger issues besides just an entertainment vehicle? >> guest: i don't have a simple rule for that. sometimes we are. he is a very serious author. in other cases i think it's more the look of the draw that the show ends of coming over seriously. there were libertarians. i am open to any possibility. sometimes the authors are deliberately doing things and sometimes they're

. >> and the germans hinting at an act of barbarism. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we're very concerned about the allegations of chemical weapons in syria. should it turn out to be true, would be a monstrosity. >> an hour of the united nations security council failed to pro*e dues an agreement on the best response. the u.n. secretary general called for a thorough investigation for all reported incidents but ultimately, it would be up to the syrian government to give their permission. they continued to deny responsibility. [ speaking foreign language ] >> everything that has been said is ridiculous and most unscientific and objective. we mean what we are saying. there is not any use of that weapon at all. the military operation taking place on the ground is a successful one and our forces are making progress from all sides facing the armed groups. >> both russia and iran say the news of the chemical attacks are accurate. it is more likely that rebel groups are behind the attacks. the syrian coalition has called for an international investigation. they say u.n. weapons inspectors are alre

people, it should be now social wage or barbarism. that's the communism of the 21st century. social wagism. it's actually a liberal idea, you know? but it's forgotten. people have claimed that i've paid into it, i should get back and, therefore, george bush could say, well, don't pay into it. simply give each potential -- each person a fund. you monetize your deferred compensation. it's a terrible idea. it further damages the ability of people to have a social thing. and by the way, the link to having a social wage is that it's dramatic create important for society. -- dramatically important for society. because then people start to see objectively their interests are united. you know, one of the great tricks of american history is rather than do countercyclical spending through social expenditure, countercyclical spending in america has always been done through military spending. you spend militarily to bring the economy back to life. that was the whole post-war golden age, etc. so in that sense one has to confront this idea, you kno

at least many of us agree with justice kennedy that the result has been a prison system that is barbaric that doesn't belong in a civilized society and serious atonement and i think you would recognize in the california prisons to meet that. let me say why it's a risk. it's always so reasonable to see risk as a way on out of these. i don't think i need to remind those in the room that an entire population were incarcerated for risk. nobody was held accountable for it either. if you look at the way this is a risk, you see racial class is at the end of the day the right kind of community ties and is risk reduction. professor simon, let me ask a follow-up. i want to get an idea of what a system you are advocating would look like. let's say you have arraignment for somebody in a case alleging violence. maybe an armed robbery or sexual assault of some kind. are you comfortable with someone having a right to be released on their own recognizant under the theory that the police should do their work and make sure that person doesn't commit other offenses? and that it's not legitimate to make tha

it's completely barbaric. we can't predict why it would do such a thing at such a time. all we know is that we demand that it stops as soon as possible. and that a cease-fire be brought into syria by the international community. >> to egypt and the subject of aid to the country. while the u.s. appears reluctant to suspend aid, following the overthrow of president morsi, eu foreign ministers are meeting today to consider suspending the package it promised egypt last year. earlier i spoke to our correspondent in brussles. i asked him about the options being considered. >> well, the main one is the $5 billion aid package. we were looking at a suspension but the possibility of either reducing the amount of attaching new terms making it more difficult for egypt to get it unless there are reforms have also been raised. the e.u. also gives about between 600 and 800 million euros to egypt. of course some of the individual member states have started to cut that back. that seems very much in what the member states are doing and the eu is doing. and the declaration that they will m

. >> i think it's a barbaric procedure. >> reporter: better known as dr. h. he specializes in long-term weight loss, spending 14 seasons as an expert on "the biggest loser." >> this is so primitive an approach, you could hire somebody to hold a gun next to your head and threaten to shoot you every time you eat. the idea that you put this patch in and every time you even take one morsel of solid food you get this stabbing pain. who the heck knows what the long-term consequences of that are? >> reporter: dr. huizenga points to studies that show how most extreme dieters who lose weight rapidly eventually gain it all back and more. >> there's not one scintilla of hope or evidence that putting a patch on your tongue and not being able to eat for a month is going to have any effect on you at one year or two years or three years. >> reporter: dr. chugay's son and partner, dr. paul chugay, did submit a study that claimed 70% of their patients lost an average of 16 pounds and kept it off for eight months. but the american academy of cosmetic surgery won't publish it w

a rally in london accusing the limit committee of not trying to fight what he dubbed as russia's barbaric laws even went as far as to compare president putin's attitude towards minorities to that of hitler now the olympic committee responded saying the sports should be available to all and the new law will not affect those attending the games and british journalist neil clark he believes that gay rights are actually a disguise for other political agendas. in nazi germany homosexuals really were discriminated against they were putting to concentration camps and killed in large numbers and of course this is not happening in russia today if it was i'd be the first person saying we go to russia all together and i'm not saying i support but i oppose all anti-gay laws wherever they're passed in the world but why stephen fry focusing on russia there are about eighty countries in the world where homosexuality is actually illegal one of them is a country called qatar where the world cup is going to be helping twenty twenty two go to prison for five years if you're homosexuals it's political i thin

a rally in london accused their limbic community of not trying to fight what he dubbed russia's barbaric laws and he went as spies comparing president putin's and shoot towards minorities to hitler's the olympic committee respondent saying sport should be available to all the new normal notified of those attending the games gay rights activists to any choli aleksei of the leaves although it's necessary to protect the boycotting the games will get its opponents to nowhere it's absolutely technical not possible to realize this ball court because it's not possible to transfer it somewhere else because the only people who will suffer because of this because is the sportsman whopper dissipating in these in these competitions that's why i'm against but also it gives all the homophobia and the cube operation of the russian state and that's what i am doing we are fighting forty years since two thousand and five and we think that the most the best solution at least in this case is to go and protest during the olympic games to go to do to give right during the olympic games in sochi so that all th

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stephen fry who condemned the olympic committee for not trying to fight what he dubbed as russia's a barbaric laws he went as far as drawing parallels between moscow's actions and of those of nazi germany against the jews the olympic committee really iterated sports should be available to all and that the new law will not affect those attending the games british british journalist neil clark believes the west is attempting to use the law to demonize russia and nazi germany homosexuals really were discriminated against they were putting to concentration camps and killed in large numbers and of course this is not happening in russia today if it was i'd be the first person saying we go to russia all together now i'm not saying i support but i oppose all anti-gay laws wherever that passed in the world but why stephen fry focusing on russia there are about eighty countries in the world where homosexuality is actually illegal one of them it's a country where the world cup is going to be helping twenty twenty two you go to prison for five years if you're homosexuals it's political i think that's bec

joined a rally in london accuse the olympic committee of not trying to fight what he dubbed russia's barbaric laws and he went as far as comparing president putin's actually to towards mine minorities to hitler's the olympic committee responded saying sports should be available to all and the new law will not a fan of those attending the games and then harris queeny from a leading london think tank calls into question the u.k. protesters focus on russia. first of all we could remember that actually the united kingdom had something called section twenty eight in place until two thousand and three which was almost exactly the same as the recent more cost in russia which said that homosexuality should not be permitted in schools or all to minors. so to compare this to nazi germany i think is is is slightly hysterical great britain of course took part in the two thousand and eight olympics in beijing i think some people in britain might say that there's a questionable given rights record in china and we also plan to take part in the upcoming world cup in qatar you know the qataris have a very dif

i believe that the death penalty is barbaric and in line for countries like yemen and iraq and iran. don't know what purpose it serves other than revenge. >> thank you very much. >> denise, yes, we will have continuing coverage of the death penalty that has been given to joshua komisarjevsky. >> we are satisfied that the defendant has been judged to be the murder, and the rapist and criminal that he is. he is, and now he is been condemned to the ultimate penalty. we have been criticized over the years that this is vengeance and blood lust, but this is about justice. we want to go forward with the petit family foundation and try to create good out of evil and hope the defense did what they thought they should do. i thought a lot of it was particularly distasteful. i saw picture after picture after picture and every time the pictures went up i thought charles manson was a baby once, i'm not sure if this is particularly relevant. >> i would like to thank our justice system as well as the jury members, listening to things they would have much rather not heard and seen. i believe without

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violence and it's barbarity it can no longer be ignored and has to be said. if you could equate your politics to soccer then at this point in time a flood to me of putin's government is the political equivalent of bottle no obama administration is we're going to where they. wish to we're going to play pick not sleep bush well up all the way along the line russia's being calling for political dialogue here is the only way forward all along that the away along the line that's kind of not happening is that the door for political dialogue to try and sort this long running problem out closing now will know all. too well i think the fact that you director of the cia michael morrell has fill in bold enough to articulate his concerns publicly suggest a weakening of the obama administration's position so i am hopeful that a political solution will be on the table hopefully sooner rather than lito but we do it and consider it so slow great suffering you know injured by the syrian people even though the syrian army and the syrian government is no one the front for with