as soon as he sensed danger he alerted the hurt the horses saw baron as their leader. even though he had a family of his own all the other horses followed his command because they knew that baron had saved them from approaching poachers many times before. dr cans mean has learned much about the mustangs after spending several days with them the main leader is no longer in the herd it now consists of eight hundred families all on equal terms it includes three hundred twenty three adult horses and eighteen colts these are critical figures for their survival if their population grows the mustangs may run out of food really got the feel of a good. record mustangs absolutely love cereal crops they can't live without them would be great if so as long as there aren't too many horses here at any one time there's more than enough food to go around. freshwater is a constant issue for the mustangs the morning jus is not enough to sustain them at noon the herd relaxes under the heat of the some towards sunset the mustang's head to their drinking place the one nearest them has drie

efforts to end the power of the drug barons. rising opium prices in world markets. we have spent many years monitoring the drug trade. reporting from col. -- from kabul. >> the country still produces around 90% of the world's illegal opium. the vast majority is being produced in afghanistan's south province the. in a country rife with corruption, week policing, and a dire poverty, the drug is still far too easy to get a hold of. >> we still have around 1 million afghans. that means 1 million afghan families who are being affected by drug addiction. in a proud country like afghanistan, this is very sad. >> the afghan government has identified its eradication program in the last few months. destroying poppy fields, seizing opium, and encouraging farmers to move to other crops. the farmers know that they can make 10 times more money growing poppies than any other crop. this farmer looks on helplessly as his fields are destroyed. eradication of poppy fields and the poverty that follows has often driven poor villagers and farmers into the hands of the taliban and other i

either way following counters logic we should also rely on defense contractors to end wars oil barons to stop pollution and of course we should rely on republicans to address poverty. and a very very ugly sheriff joe arpaio herman cain drew some criticism over the weekend when he suggested that the best way to take care of the illegal immigration problem was to put up an electric fence on the border and kill people who are trying to come across. with a real sense. electrified . this. oh this is this is big think you know you get criticized mr this is it is this is it is this is this is it is going to come to the united states. and the citizens and. this is. this. came later walker back saying he was just joking. he said in an event in tennessee that you would build an electrified fence on the border they could kill people if they tried to cross illegally that's a joke he jokes another joke that's a joke that's not a serious point it's not a serious point you've got to be glad that it does what you did that's a joke i've also said that america needs to get a sense of humor that was a j

either way following counters logic we should also rely on defense contractors to end wars oil barons to stop pollution oh and of course we should rely on republicans to address our. and a very very ugly sheriff joe arpaio herman cain has some criticism over the weekend when he suggested that the best way to take care of the illegal immigration problem was to put up an electric fence on the border and kill people who are trying to come across. with no real sense when you see the. electrified. this is things you know you get criticized mr this is it is. isn't it this is it is when you come to the united states. and tell our citizens who the true people this is. this is. the. cain leader walking back saying he was joking. he said it in a van in tennessee to build an electrified fence on the border kill people because illegal that's a joke but when he jokes about a joke that's a joke that's not a serious but it's not a serious point you've got to be bad enough not what you did that's a joke i've also said america needs to get a sniff that was a joke. the sheriff joe arpaio is joking merr

they call rich people robber barons.the term was used by america newspapers to smear tycoons like cornelius vanderbilt and john d. rockefeller but the media then were clueless too. they were neither robbers nor barons. they weren't barons because they weren't royalty and they weren't born rich. they were born poor. they weren't robbers because they didn't steal. they earned money by pleasing people. vanderbiladvantage built invens to make travel easier. the extra customers he attracted allowed him to lower costs. he cut the new york hartford fare from 8 today's $1. that helped people. rockefeller was called a monopolist but he wasn't. he had 100 competitors. no one was ever forced to buy his oil. he got rich by finding cheaper ways to get oil to the pump. the competitors called him a robber because he stole their busy hoeing prices. it made life better for poor people. they used to go to bed when they got dark but thanks to rockefeller they could afford fuel for lanterns and stay up and reid at night. it may have even sa

they call rich people robber barons.as used by america newspapers to smear tycoons like cornelius vanderbilt and john d. rockefeller but the media then were clueless too. they were neither robbers nor barons. they weren't barons because they weren't royalty and they weren't born rich. they were born poor. they weren't robbers because they didn't steal. they earned money by pleasing people. vanderbiladvantage built invens to make travel easier. the extra customers he attracted allowed him to lower costs. he cut the new york hartford fare from 8 today's $1. that helped people. rockefeller was called a monopolist but he wasn't. he had 100 competitors. no one was ever forced to buy his oil. he got rich by finding cheaper ways to get oil to the pump. the competitors called him a robber because he stole their busy hoeing prices. it made life better for poor people. they used to go to bed when they got dark but thanks to rockefeller they could afford fuel for lanterns and stay up and reid at night. it may have even saved the wh

they call rich people robber barons.the term was used by america newspapers to smear tycoons like cornelius vanderbilt and john d. rockefeller but the media then were clueless too. they were neither robbers nor barons. they weren't barons because they weren't royalty and they weren't born rich. they were born poor. they weren't robbers because they didn't steal. they earned money by pleasing people. vanderbiladvantage built invens to make travel easier. the extra customers he attracted allowed him to lower costs. he cut the new york hartford fare from 8 today's $1. that helped people. rockefeller was called a monopolist but he wasn't. he had 100 competitors. no one was ever forced to buy his oil. he got rich by finding cheaper ways to get oil to the pump. the competitors called him a robber because he stole their busy hoeing prices. it made life better for poor people. they used to go to bed when they got dark but thanks to rockefeller they could afford fuel for lanterns and stay up and reid at night. it may have even sa

we are adrift on a baron sea. the fleet diminishes me. who shouts for us now, dear empire? this next one is a postcard for a reason that i kept of harold's club in reno, nevada. i don't know if it exists it's a really old postcard. harold's club made we think of harold and the purple crayon. harold's club. who would figure let loose the boy with the purple crayon. let him conkokt the loses slots in women. let loose his imagination. ended as high as sea gulls or the reverse w's topped with bold topped centers the rudeaments of the buzzum and life itself. >> pen and ink. in the way we demonstrate speech by quotation marks the ill administrator kapt urs speed by 2 lines of the pen much the trotting horse quoted at the knees all 4 and the lady side saddled atop him frozen in place by crossed hatched marks. courseut to indicate the petticoat aroused into activity by the muscular steed. unintended garden. whether o(inaudible) the propery line, i promise not to water the spring flower and plants that remain as brown stubbel on the chins of my train. take care of dry foilage. i let

of a baron joins a group of former government employees people like tony shaffer frequent guest on this show and ishmael jones a former interrogator who also is under the magnifying glass after their own books were shed light upon unpopular acts within the military and the cia now the way i see it van buren is just the latest example of the obama administration's crackdown on whistle blowing none of the information that he wrote about was classified and as for the wiki leaks cable that was already publicly available on the web so why is this man being targeted or perhaps van buren said it best to make an example out of him to prevent similar issues from annoying the government in the future. now defense spending on weapons systems our wars abroad those aren't the only areas where we see a lot of waste and discussed the massive amount of money that's also spent on homeland security here at home we haven't spoken to john mueller what his new book found by using cost benefit analysis that in order to justify the increase in homeland security spending post nine eleven we would have to deter

whether something fits within my my more baron's or whether something is right or wrong. and i think would have a very important thing to understand for us. as a people who have done the very very bad things don't have horns they look like they look like you you know i fired every night dozens of grenades and to neighbors or people with i use palestinians as human shields. you know all the things that i can tell you and then you will you'll be shaft. it's me and we're sitting now in the same room. you know if you want to put in jail every israeli soldier will be used the palestinians who are my generation should go to jail than in one long line left right marching in digital because we all know that this is if the levels of different ways and different yeah. but no one was there came out clean no want to serve there has clean hands. were . worth. download the official ante up location on the phone on called touch from the top story. life on the go. video on demand on t.v.'s my old costs an r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the. wealthy british. market why

whether something fits within my mind more baron's or whether something is right or wrong. and i think we'll have a very important thing to understand for us. as a people who have done the very very bad things don't have horns they look like they look like you you know i fired every night dozens of grenades into neighbors or people with i use palestinians as human shields. you know all the things that i can tell you and then you will you'll be shocked you know. it's me and we're sitting now in the same room. you know if you want to put in jail every israeli soldier would be was the palestinians or my generation should go to jail than in one long line left right marching in digital because we all know that this is definite evidence of different ways and different yet. but no one was there came out clean. no want to serve there has clean hands. were . way. please. liz. let's just say. it's just so. s. samy. come up. to me to be soo much brighter than if you knew about sums from funds to the french and some of. these food stamps on t.v. don't come. we'll. bring you the latest

there is a long history of american people rising up to tell the robber barons, the captains of industry, that you have to share the wealth. we talked about the populist movement. the great industrial organizing drives of the 1930's. the civil rights movements of the '50s and '60s. i am not just here to tell you that times have changed, that the political landscape has shifted. those leaders that do not stand with the working families will be swept away. finally, i just wanted to save what i really came to tell you about. occupy san francisco has finally raised the issue of the most precious of the 99%, the schoolchildren of san francisco who are denied adequate resources because the 1% simply refuses to pay their fair share. thank you, supervisor. [applause] supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> good morning. thank you very much for holding these hearings. thank you to the supervisors that showed up on october 5, it greatly standing their ground with the occupiers to defend our first amendment. as for the first item on the agenda, one wonders why the authoriti

b>> marcegaglia manages her family steel factory near barone that in northern italy. pepsi is also the first woman to head the powerful -- she is also the fir woman to head the powerful federation confindustria. most industrialists and business people support her. she also keeps her opponent, silvio berlusconi, in view at all times in her office. >> we have very clearly demanded the government do something to finally begin implementing fundamental reforms. we need tax reform and privatisation. and we need a pension reform as well. we call on the government to turn this country around. >> the message achillea -- the marcegaglia out of one of the richest families in italy. they build a car parts. at their most import trading partner is germany. the company is growing, even during the current euro crisis. her term as head of the employers' association and is this coming spring. she denies that she plans to go into politics. >> people repeatedly hit that i could become the leader of a new middle of the road party. but i have always denied it. i do not want it. >> at the y

and colombian governments killer of thousands but a hero to the poor drug baron pavel escobar the great hunt is up next here on r.t. . on the tarmac of bogota airport a family looks out of place these are no ordinary people it's the family of pablo escobar the colombian cocaine godfather and the most wanted criminals on us. they had hoped to seek refuge in frankfurt but the german authorities immediately turn the back. of the escobar family comprises to some one top bloke in his arms his young system on a way out. and bringing up the rear maria of a tourist as cabal's wife. tired and bewildered and most of all they're scared escobar has been on the run for sixteen months i mean is no longer the all powerful drug lord who for years had terrorized colombia. the public enemy number one lives like a hunted animal from his hiding place somewhere in colombia the drug dealer is powerless to help his family and ask about always had an achilles' heel his family his daughter his son meant everything to him. his achilles heel is something the colombian authorities are planning to take full advanta

and colombian governments killer of thousands but a hero to the poor drugs baron of. the great hunt is right now on our team. the crew kicks its heels in a hotel for three days waiting for some response or acknowledgement to the requests to meet up. caution and distrust runs deep in the ask about clan. but on the fourth day there's a phone call album marina finally agrees to get together at her house. it's now learned that album marina had been asked about his coconspirator during the time he had been hunted or as she puts it persecuted they shared many secrets and to this day she still has the greatest admiration for her brother. almost nobody knows that i have kept all these souvenirs. these all belong to pablo at one time i picked them up from his various hiding places. so i had a brother. who was two years old a. video of him from this time is rare but roberto escobar was a key member of the medina. he would also play an important role in his brother's flight from justice his speciality was accounting and his memoirs are about to escobar claims to have been among

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the way the chrysler bailout was handed one of the companies alluded to in the act and as michael baronened the phrase, the way the obama administration handled paying off the chrysler debtors and put the united auto workers ahead of the chrysler bondholders, that's gangster government and a right to be suspicious the way this thing handled and should be more investigation. >> we heard alan dismissing the solyndra thing, half a billion dollars of taxpayer government that apparently just gone. does it deserve more media scrutiny. >> of course it deserves scrutiny and the media, by the way, i think are giving it scrutiny and we have the white house e-mails na have he emerged about their involvement in this and this is clearly a high profile issue and i do agree with rich, alan. if this were a republican in the-- >> you want to talk about double standard, why not talking about the billions of dollars lost by iraqi provisional authority, billions and billions lost in iraq. >> it was covered, on the front page of every newspaper. >> and it was dropped, barely covered. >> why do you say that s

as half of the state of colorado or more sensible than gas barons known. and so this is an issue that will be with us for many many years to come and the decisions that we make today are going to define. how this will all transpire over the next twenty years. i hope that people of this state i hope people listening look at the fact that today we have close to five thousand wells have been drilled that's just in the northwestern area and if you look down the road fifteen years and you start cultivating sixty thousand wells sixty thousand volts what is said to. williams but after respectfully declined to participate in your project. we struggled to hear back to like. you'd like to know that. we transfer. radio and radio. over. and over to them there's a cure for it i don't know if there is a store if you want the best year ever and that they feel that right. as in the rocky mountains the growth of domestic drilling is beginning to impact people and places across america in ways never imagined oil companies are seeking new leases in thirty two states since ni