weapons rather than what happens with syria and the after bashir assad.it's all around a bit of pessimism when people look at this geneva two and people will tell you they don't really think it will happen. >> reporter: thank you, that is live for us in beirut on brahimi's trip into damascus and he arrived a short while ago. the fighting continues in the country tens of thousands of homes have been destroyed in the last 30 months and lacking money and material to rebuild houses many syrians have now resorted to using mud for temporary shelters and here is more. >> reporter: he is preparing the foundations to his house which he is building himself out of mud. and bashir assad's army caused him to flee to the country side with wife and 7 children in search of refuge and it's deserted and he is putting a roof over their heads. >> translator: our home has been destroyed. we came here with nothing but the children were terrified so we had to flee. >> reporter: but it's not only him building a new home out of mud. in the village the people say the proper buildi

instead bashir called for an investigation into those behind it. the streets of khartoum are quiet now, but many warn this could be the calm before the storm. 70% of the population is under 30, and the country's youth are becoming restless. >> actually, the poor have nothing to lose. okay? he wins or doesn't lose. what's he losing? health? he hasn't got food or education. it's not there. okay? then nothing scares him. >> reporter: so far the military has kept to the sidelines. many don't want the generals involved in their struggle, but if demands for change are not met soon, civil unrest will only grow. al jazeera, khartoum. >>> the u.n. is talking about a plant for a joint mission to syria with the organization of the prohibition of chemical weapons. the proposal would see the u.n. take care of security and logistics. an advanced team of 20 inspectors from already in syria and have begun the task of destroying the chemical weapons. the inspectors have about nine months to complete their mission. >>> the u.s. is denying reports that hundreds of mi

we are seeing that the president bashir and kinyatti leading the campaign to withdraw from icc and said he will cooperate when it comes to his turn to before the court. and our correspondent malcolm webb is live where this meeting is taking place. what is the likelihood of the african union coming out and saying look the icc we had enough, we are putting out? >> well, we are yet to find out the meeting has just started. foreign ministers are here today and they will be deciding what presidents are going to sign tomorrow. several countries that are allied to kenya and kenya's neighbors have been critical of the international criminal court in resent weeks and the meeting was started with an opening statement from the ethiopian minister and said the international criminal courts have been treating africa and africans unfairly and in a condescending manner and they seem lesson the side of the idea of pulling out of the icc or even condemning the icc at all and the african union has to reach consensus to make a statement so what is agreed today will decide on whether or not they can make an

martin bashir is.oint is anybody who suggests to him saying the tea party is a bunch of kkk race is is a collaborator. >> this is alan, when did you stop beating your wife, gray son. to the people in florida, are you proud of your representation when he should be there is this if you agree with him, fine. fight for your cause. it goes to a bigger narrative for how they attacked the tea party. not even the democrats. when you get to the progressives. they demon yiez, demagogue when they didn't debate the issues. >> what he said today was if you have an issue with what i said accusing the tea party of being rey racist he said you're a racist and i'm the victim here is what he was trying to say. >> come sit next to me on "the kelly file" or on my show and have a real discussion. they don't have the cajones -- >> does that make it better when it's in spanish? >> for his constituents, large hispanic population. they don't want to face a real debate. he attacks martin bashir who has no love for the tea party

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killed is being held up as a symbol of the process movement and the deadly crackdown by the omar al-bashir government. thousands have joined the facebook page that is a tribute to the young pharmacist who came from a well-off family and was extremely active in helping victims of the severe flooding that hit sudan in august. some have even compared him to a street vendor whose suicide sparked the tunisian revolution. alarmed by rising crime rates and a growing number of burglaries, and the police's seeming inability to bring the problem under control, residents of oakland have decided to take a problem into their own hands and have been turning to the web for help. one resident launched a campaign for online donations to raise money to hire private security guards to patrol the area. they have raised over $22,000 in less than a week. an interesting project, to say the least, and it is not the only one of its kind. two other online fundraising campaigns have been started over the past few days, also geared towards paying for security patrols across the city. they have raised thousands of dol

joy reid is in today for martin bashir. >> good afternoon. i'm joy reid in for martin bashir., and house sp

grip on power and we have more. >> translator: president bashir and destroying the chemical weapons seems to have given him breathing space and john kerry offered cautious words. >> i think it's credit to the assad regime for complying rapidly as they are supposed to. now, we hope that will continue. i'm not going to vouch today for what happens months down the road, but it's a good beginning. and we should welcome a good beginning. >> but it's not yet clear if these good beginnings can translate into a political victory for the president. certainly there are signs of what is going on on the political offensive and appeared on several international networks to push the message that the syrian president is the only man to lead syria out of the crisis. >> he is engaging with countries of interest like turkey and the west and u.s. and parts of europe where he feels there is opposition to the government support of the rebels. >> reporter: allies russia and iran have publically moves with the russian foreign minister saying. >> translator: we hope resolution of the council adopted ten da

joy reid is in today for martin bashir. >> good afternoon. i'm joy reid in for martin bashir., and house speaker john boehner is on his way to the white house to meet president obama face-to-face. ♪ >> no one gets everything they want. and frankly, i agree with that. >> keep in mind the democrats have already compromised a lot. >> we've been trying to have conversations. >> there are people who are being impacted as you said every day. >> what we want to do is to offer the president today the ability to move. >> if the speaker of the house, john boehner, would simply allow a vote on the floor, it would get reopened. >> it's time for leadership. it's for though o for conversation to begin. >> you can't negotiate on anything under the threat if you don't get your way 100% you shut down the government. >> i don't want to put anything on the table. i don't want to take anything off the table. >> what i'm saying is keep the government open and see if we can get anything done. >> if and and butts were big bucks every

and major general and state television said he was shot by a sniper and he was part of president bashirad inner circle and under investigation of killing the prime minister. the canadian lawyer held captive for 8 months in syria has escaped from rebel fighters and carl was working with the u.n. and ran away when the door was left open. it showed him being handed over to an official in damascus and he was being held hostage by people fighting against bashir assad. more than 20 bush fires are burning out of control through the state of new south wales in australia and feared that hundreds of homes have been destroyed and the fires are concentrated around the state capitol sidney and described as the worst in the state in a decade and lynn has the story. >> reporter: this is what firefighters are up against in the state of south wales and dozens of bush fires are burning out of control, fanned by strong winds and worse by unusually high temperatures. >> the fire activity that is being reported was certainly extreme, certainly we had flames of 20-30 meters. >> reporter: and the outskirts of

what does president bashir have to say? >> reporter: well, it was a very short speech by his standards. i was inaugurating a dam in the eastern state. when he talked about the protesto protestors, he basically described them as thugs, traitors and agents, thieves, people who want to destroy khartoum. he sort of very defiantly said that those agents and traitors thought that when the trouble started, khartoum was going to fall, but khartoum will remain and khartoum is still strong. he also said in the end that he was saluting the youth, those working on our project as he put it. those are pure youth, not the agents and traitors who went down to the streets. >> fighting words there. how do you think people will respond to this speech? >> reporter: i don't think people will be very surprised, because al bashir is known as a man with a feisty rhetoric. there's a back fwround to this. a few days before the protest started, so a few days before actually the government announced these cuts in subsidies, he had actually had a press

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the sudanese president, omar al bashir, has ignored an arrest warrant for crimes in bill for -- in darfur. former ivory coast president laurent bagwell -- bagbo has been summoned to the hague. -- laurent gbagbo has been summoned to the hague. >> the international criminal court has ruled that the former libyan intelligence chief is to be tried in libya. the former military agency boss was indicted by the court in 2011 for war crimes allegedly committed during the uprising against colonel gaddafi. more violence in libya on friday when car bombs exploded outside the swedish consulate and a mosque in benghazi. no group has yet come forward to claim responsibility for the explosions that follow the brief induction of prime minister alleys i dan -- ali's i dan -- of prime minister ali zeidan. this year's nobel peace prize has been awarded to a previously little-known organization that is carrying out inspections for chemical weapons in syria. the organization for the pro position -- for the prohibition of chemical weapons has been in existence 15 years but it has attracted headlines in recent

the court has also indicted sudanese president omar al- bashir.he african union accuses the icc of singling out the continent. court defenders say several of the cases were referred by the african governments. time is running out in the u.s. republicans and democrats have less than a week to reach a deal to raise the debt ceiling. if they don't, the world's largest economy could default on its bills. officialsfinance wrapping up meetings in washington, the risk of a u.s. debt fault overshadows everything else on the agenda. >> bankers and politicians meeting in washington were hoping to focus their attention on efforts to fight global poverty, but the u.s. audit impasse took center stage as the imf and world bank's had their annual meeting in the capital. the chairman of the finance minister urged the americans to reach a compromise. we have all made it clear we cannot solve this for the americans, they have to do this themselves. but we urge them to find a solution. it is in the interest of the u.s. and the world. thousands off federal employees

go to citi.com/thankyoucards >>> good afternoon, i'm joy reid in for martin bashir. it's wedgnesday, october 9th, ad i said i wasn't going to do it! ♪ >> i'm not leading off with the government shutdown. not doing it! >> day nine of the government shutdown. >> except for this one thing. >> the congressional approval rating right now. >> 5%? >> shouldn't they be embarrassed, ashamed? >> what's it like to be the most hated man in america? >> did ted cruz say this was obama care? >> do you think obama care is a big enough threat to this country you need to shut down the government? >> an inexcusable mess. >> own it. don't fart and point at the dog. >> john boehner's crew increasingly does not want to be saved. >> what a train wreck. >> what happens at midnight on october the 16th. >> the timmy titanics are screaming iceberg again. >> insane, catastrophic, chaos. >> all this talk about obama default has been a lot of demagoguery. >> warren buffett likened the fault to a nuclear bomb. >> tragedy plus time equals comedy. >> we should cut this credit card up. actually, i th

parts of these are made from remnants of the things used by omar al-bashir's army to kill and maim.etal from bomb shells and blown-up cars is melted and moulded to help the disabled. >> this joint here, for example, is made from the hinge of a destroyed car. it has the same function as your knee. we are forced to make do with what we have. >> this is one of those people whose life has been all but wrecked by the war. his left leg was bluescope off. thanks to imagination and generality of the people. he has a home-made prosthesis free of charge. >> translation: at first i had to depend on a stick and could barely hobble from place to place. the volunteers made me a replacement leg. i don't need a stick at all. >> prior to the war, those volunteering had different professions as mechanics, car pen terse and blacksmiths. as the war united millions, it's brought together the people in their efforts to help each other. >>>. >>> in the news ahead, calculating the cost of bangladesh's absent politicians. the search for water in kenya. we report from a drought-stricken region. [ ♪ theme ] >

steve bashir joins us next. well, it just happened here near washington, d.c. finally, sleeping on the job. here's congressman george holding on the house floor yesterday. maybe he was worn out by the shutdown debate and had heard enough of the speech of louie gohmert. i don't blame him a bit having to listen to that stuff. this is "hardball," the place for politics. clinically proven neutrogena® rapid wrinkle repair. it targets fine lines and wrinkles with the fastest retinol formula available. you'll see younger looking skin in just one week. one week? that's just my speed. rapid wrinkle repair. and for dark spots rapid tone repair. from neutrogena®. ♪ because an empty pan is a blank canvas. ♪ [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. ♪ [ man #1 ] to remember my grandmother. [ woman #3 ] to show my love. ♪ [ woman #4 ] because life needs flavor. ♪ [ woman #5 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make it delicious with swanson. [ woman #1 ] that's why i cook. welcome back to "hardball." if there's one quot

go to citi.com/thankyoucards >>> good afternoon, i'm joy reid in for martin bashir. it's wedgnesday, october 9th, ad i said i wasn't going to do it! ♪ >> i'm not leading off with the government shutdown. not doing it! >> day nine of the government shutdown. >> except for this one thing. >> the congressional approval rating right now. >> 5%? >> shouldn't

. >> and he is on his way to damascus with talks with the syrian government and due to meet bashir asaid trying to build talks planned for geneva next month but rebel groups refused to take part. and he says that damascus is part of a regional tour and already been in iraq, egypt, katar and met the king of georgia, hosting half a million syrian refugees and the next day he had talks of leaders with the free army in turkey and other commanders fighting against the government and on sunday he met iran's president telling him his country's presence is necessary for the geneva talks to succeed and he will arrive in damascus in a couple hour's time but what is expected from the visit? >> he does have a very difficult mission since the geneva one conference last year, nothing has really changed in the positions of either side and i think this morning the state control department was very clear, sort of saying that he is welcome to come to syria but he should come with no preconditions and he should not represent the point of view of one party, that was basically the main complaint last time th

ministers from the friends of syria core group are meeting the syria national coalition and the president bashirad said no data has been sent for talks at ending the civil war and he indicated he has no intention of quitting saying there is no reason he cannot run for reelection. >> translator: there is no data and there is no factors that help in holding it now if we wanted to succeed. meaning who are the parties participating in geneva? what is the relation of the forces to the syrian people? are they forces representing the syrian people or forces representing the countries that made it? if this force participating conference with dialog wanted to suggest a suggestion later on which basis do we answer it as a country? who does it represent? >> reporter: that is barnaby phillips in london and if there was one key of the meetings, what would that be? >> well, to take as much of the syrian opposition as possible to a conference in jaw knee have n geneva and with their position that is not going to be easy and at the moment one of the biggest groups the syrian national council is saying they don'

casey --clude john john casey and steve bashir -- john kasich and steve bashir. week," with, "this dick cheney. joe manchin as well. 2:00 p.m., "fox news sunday." guests include bobby jindal. , and marshara blackburn. "state of the union" follows at 3:00 p.m. candy crowley sits down with mike rogers, and dr. ezekiel emanuel. and john fleming. 4:00 p.m., "face the nation." bob schieffer welcomes darrell issa and jeanne shaheen. talk showsnetwork tv are on c-span radio and brought to you as a public service by the networks and c-span. the rebroadcasts of the shows begin at noon eastern with "meet the press." 1:00, "this week." 2:00 p.m., "fox news sunday." at 4:00 p.m., "face the nation." you can listen to them all on c- span radio, 90.1 fm in the washington, d.c. area. across the country on xm satellite radio channel 120. download our free apps for your smart phone, or listen online at c-span radio.org. >> was the most important issue congress should consider in 2014 -- what's the most important issue congress should consider in 2014? make a five to seven minute d

was filming the scandals here and sending them abroad and i was committing a crime against omar al bashir. now i want to say something else. >> we heard about ali vergi, sudan's government has sent a message to the demonstrators about this. >> a classic technique, hard line move and easing off of the release of protestors the announcement that they will ease off on some of the things they will do in the next few weeks. unlikely to concede they were too heavy-handed but i think there's a realization that there's a cost to continuing a very hard heavy techniques and of course killing people, is the hardest thing at a they can do. so having sent that message it's not necessary for them to continue in the protests themselves have decreased in size so it's clearly not as necessary to be as hard line either. >> we'll get an early look at european news this credit hour. the protest charges against nicholas sarkozy have been dropped. >>> now sarkozy had been accused of taking money from france's richest woman lillian bettancorp, the hair to the l'oreal fortune. >>> do you think it is likely that

the talks happen among syrians and only syrians decide the fate of their country and the fate of bashir himself. certainly the syrian national coalition and other opposition groups are saying they would not go to the geneva 2 conference unless the assessing i nation of bashar al-assad was on the table, and not just an after thought to be discussed later. it's also not clear whether a political solution, if, indeed, reached at the geneva 2 conference would be applied on the ground simply because of the fact that many of the rebel factions, some of the more powerful ones on the ground have clearly said that it does not recognize that process, and it would actually consider anyone who joined that process as a traitor. >> egyptian students have stormed the university building damaging equipment and writing anti-government graffiti on the walls. >>> after the demonstration of ousted president mohamed morsi turned violent. >> reporter: this is the moment that hundreds of students tried to raid the administrative offices of the university. for ten days this place has been the focal point for p

so this particular case of al-bashir and the fact that he has not been arrested should not be used to effectiveness otherwise of the court. and the court is still very young. we need to give it time -- time will always determine whether or not it has been effective. we are confident that once he steps down as president and that is going to happen sometime in the future, then the protection of the state will cease to be there, and there's a very possibility that he will be arrested and brought before the court. so we believe the issue of effectiveness is something that should not be judged yet. it is still premature to come to a conclusion as to whether or not it is effective or not. but i think time will tell. >> very interesting. great to get your thoughts there. that's the deputy director for amnesty international. thanks again. >>> now france's top court has rejected a challenge to a ban on frac-ing. environmentalists say the controversial extraction method say it can pollute water supplies. emma reports from paris. >> reporter: every few days isabelle travels a few kilometers from

martin bashir, the guy infamous for interviewing michael jackson who tucks little boys in with cookiesd it's charming. do you remember the interview? same guy. he slams reince priebus as preferring war memorials to living children. this is after harry reid's comments. why would i help one kid with cancer? watch this. >> the rnc chair reince priebus arrived with urgent word that the republican national committee will pay to keep the world war ii memorial open for a month. >> i have come here to announce that the republican national committee has put aside enough money to hire five security personnel full time to keep the world war the two memorial open. >> he notably didn't announce he'll pay for children to get access to clinical cancer trials they are being denied. i guess he prefers open war memorials to living children. >> did they hear reid? why help one kid with cancer? >> this is not biased. this is a 100% bold-faced lie told by msnbc. it was the republicans who yesterday put forward a spending bill to restore funding for children with cancer. it was harry reid who said no. that

governor steve bashir and john kasich. >>> a high school math teacher murdered earlier this week. plans to lay her to rest. how police say the 14-year-old suspect tried to dispose of her body. ron allen is in danvers for us. good morning to you. what are you hearing about how she was killed? >> alex, we don't know why she was killed. it was a murder mystery that has this town very distraught. the family is trying to finalize funeral plans. it will take place on monday. we expect many students and teachers will attend that service. they return to school on friday. many describe it an emotional, difficult, but also very necessary day. just days aftermath teacher colleen ritzer was brutally murdered danvers high community returned with heavy hearts. >> it was good to be here and show support to the teachers because they needed it today. >> we move forward as a community and get through it the best we can. >> they want pink, her favorite color. they ventured into a school now the the scene of a horrific crime. >> it's just troubling to see. >> that is where 14-year-old phillip choice

john kerry is also commending syrian president bashir al assad for destroying chemical weapons and said he deserves credit calling for the weapons to be destroyed. this is a team of inspectors in the car making sure the weapons are dismantled. he said assad is not off the hook idea, but calls the progress a good beginning. we will be watching the supreme court in the coming weeks. the nation's highest court begins its new term today. one case focuses on how much money you can contribute to a political candidate, campaign or action committee in the two-year election cycle. another case could determine who gets into college. that will decide if a state can amend the constitution to prohibit race or sex from being a factor in admission to public colleges. they will take us two cases that deal with rights. one challenges a law that won't allow protesters within 35 feet of abortion clinics. they focus whether a town council can hold a prayer before meetings. despite the government shut down, there is no end in sight. what lawmakers are doing right now. we have our senior political editor. ha

as secretary kerry also said, this was a real plus for bashir assad's regime they were doing this thiss having the effect of as many predicted helping to shore up the assad regime despite all the rhetoric back in august you said about gassing their own people. melissa: that is certainly dangerous. you know they say the syrians are doing the actual destroying while there are u.n. eerts i guess observing and reporting? >> right. melissa: does that make a difference? >> as the chemical convention unfolds each state that declared a stockpile of weapons destroys its own weapons under supervision under international inspectors. that is what the u.s. is doing and russia doing. and theoretically syria should bear the cost of it. i think that is very unlikely. the odds are we'll hear the obama administration say because of this important step forward, we should bear the cost of destroying the weapons. melissa: right. that is the real question because the show is called money so we're trying to follow the money. who is paying for it now as is happening? >> i don't think they have destroyed that

to council woman ingrid turner for the honor and for the nice t- shirt i got from fire chief mark bashirs well. a great way to celebrate and commemorate october breast cancer awareness month. we're outside in the gw ma'am mow van. tomorrow the van will be here and people will be having their screenings on the advantage. right now i'm joined by breast surgeon dr. anita mcswain. thank you for being here with us this morning. we said step one is making the appointment, coming here for a mammogram. what happens if an abnormality is seen? >> generally the first step is to do what we call a core biopsy. we use a needle. if we determine it's a cancer, we can tell from that biopsy what type generally. then we have a nice long discussion about treatment options. >> reporter: doctor, before we talked about those women who found barriers being lack of insurance or no insurance, if you didn't have insurance for a mammogram to begin with, how do you afford the biopsy? >> well, there are means in place through gw medical faculty soa.s to get the patients the care they -- associates to get the patients

martin bashir, save the world. >> i'll try. good afternoon. it's friday, october 11th.polls, the polls, the polls. and for some republicans, sorry seems to be the hardest word. ♪ >> unmitigated political disaster for the gop. >> the worst numbers i have seen. >> kind of numbers you only see once or twice in a lifetime. >> an unforced error. a willing self immolation. >> record low numbers for the republican party. >> bad economics, bad governance, bad politics. >> the absolute destruction of our brand. >> ske daddeled out of there. >> a very useful meeting and hopefully we can see a way forward. >> do you worry about the republican party. >> a family feud that is extremely intense. >> senator cruz and his group have made obama care

on the two previous questions, sasha asked did we miss an opening with bashir, the one of the things that struck me, if he had wanted to, that power structure he inherited from his father had no stake in opening up, and the issue of negative peace. that power structure will remain in place, the security apparatus, even if assad -- your demand is that he has to depart. the power structure will remain. how will you deal with that, and what needs to be done? i presume in whatever negotiation, whatever agreement you it achieved, how do you dismantle that power structure which is antithetical to democracy? >> i wanted to follow up on the idea that syria could establish rule of law, regular courts that would not be corrupt, a constitution, a democratic state, rule of law, meaning everybody abides or is sentenced. i do not see how that is possible. i would be interested in your thoughts. for us, we had a thousand years of british history and the development of a parliament chipping away at the king's powers and balancing with the monarch. you have any thoughts on that? >> both questions are

year and that is around the time the next presidential election is scheduled, until then president bashirperation is needed for this to succeed. >> this is a symbol among the security apparatus and armed forces and mimd militia and par the state and he is the pivot of what they circle around. >> reporter: it's not between two sides and rebel groups have no command, al-qaeda is present and assad is not just relying on the military, he also depends on a decentralized security apparatus along with the progovernmepro government militia. >> i don't think they want the security to disintegrate and they made it very clear they want to preserve the government which includes the military intact. i don't think he will be authorized or i don't think having him in power will be one of his provocatives. i think he will be allowed to complete his term. >> reporter: they want to revive this in switzerland that stalled over what should happen to assad. if it convenes in geneva discussions will not be about regime handing over power, it will be to transitional a governing body to involve members from the

august groups, over 20 according to human rights watch launched this and the target was president bashir and people here predominately al-white a branch to islam which assad belongs and fighters attacked a number of al-white villages and in particular this village of barouda and they have strongholds of the village and take control of the area and fighters could move closer to assad's home and bear in on the coastal city of latakia. it was a week's long campaign but it's what happened specifically on august the 4th that is at issue here and video posted by opposition groups appears to backup what human rights watch says happened. opposition fighters going house to house, in some cases shooting civilians as well as shooting at people trying to get away. human rites watch says at least 190 people were killed and around 200 people from the area are still held hostage. the hose tam takers continue to hold 200 individuals from the villages based on opposition sources. we are urging these groups to release the hostages. >> reporter: human rights watch says five groups including al-qaeda linked

martin bashir. >> thank you, ari. good afternoon, it's wednesday, october the 16th.e day to default, actual compromise has been spotted on capitol hill. ♪ >> lord, keep them from making any decision that will seem reckless. >> the eyes of the world have been on washington. >> stop this madness right now. >> the problem that we've got is that for speaker boehner -- >> the final hail mary moment. >> in negotiating with me weakens him. >> compromise we reach. >> hopefully once we've gotten past the drama of the moment. >> i thank the republican leader for his diligent efforts. >> reopen the government, avoid default. >> the president applauds this compromise. >> some people in my party took a stupid pill. >> once again, the washington establishment is refusing to listen to the american people. >> ted cruz,

their current unrest is said to be the worst incidents urban areas during bashir's 24 year rule. tens of thousands of people rallied in mexico city to mark the 45th anniversary of the massacre of student demonstrators. on october 2, 1960 eight, just days before mexico city hosted the olympics, government forces opened fire on protesters in the plaza de las tres culturas. the exact death toll remains unknown, but human rights activists say as many as 350 people were killed. to date, no one has been tried or convicted for the killings. on wednesday, a protester described in 1968 student movement. of 1968tudent movement was demanding democratic lights that today allow us to mobilize and have the right to freedom of expression. they don't tell us anymore for posting posters, but we are seeing not they're tearing authoritarianand government. wednesday's protest, at least 97 people were detained. the anniversary came amid mass protest by teachers against education reforms backed by president enrique pena nieto. russian prosecutors have filed piracy charges against 13 activists with the

shawn daivari is known in the professional wrestling world as sheik abdul bashir. >> it's been the top villain. >> on this day, the villain is the hero. >> if you've seen the footage, i have to go up to grab him. i couldn't grab around his neck. i do a little jump. fortunately i was strong enough to be able to pull him down. fighting uphill always sucks. i knew i couldn't out-muscle him. once he started fighting me off and hold himself up. his body was starting to lighten up and i grabbed him in a body scissor. there are a lot of ways to get out of it, or counter it. fortunately, he didn't know any so it worked out best for everybody. >> and just like that, the menacing passenger is down for the count. >> once he was out, like, i didn't know what my next step was. i mean, it's not something you hold on forever, i don't want to kill guy. it's also something if you let go of him, he's going to be back on his feet in 45 seconds. the train just happened to hit a stop and the doors opened up. i figured, like, get rid of him, throw him on the platform and hopefully no one else is there and n

martin bashir. >> thank you so much, toure. good afternoon, it's monday october the 28th.rdable care act, quitters never win, and winners never quit. >> the obama administration is trying to take back the narrative on health care. >> the site isn't working the way it's supposed to yet. if you're in a rush, consider using our low-res website. with simpler fonts and graphics. >> this new paradigm has been bet attea tested, unlike the ob care website. >> did a pheasant hunt with steve king can . >> he was talking about clerking previously for the supreme court. >> no, no, no, no! should be talking about iowa football. >> ver

martin bashir, it's all yours. >> thank you so much. it's tuesday, october the 15th. and as america stands on the brink of default, will the house gop push the global economy into full-blown meltdown? >> hit it. ♪ >> if we don't start making some real progress, we stand a good chance of defaulting. >> our leaders met with our members today trying to find a way forward in a bipartisan way. >> bipartisan way. i don't know who he's talking to. >> there are a lot of opinions about what direction to go. >> what you saw here was a speaker who did not have the votes. >> speaker boehner decides to light a match and throw it on the gasoline. >> there have been no decisions about what exactly we will do. >> extremist republicans are attempting to torpedo bipartisan progress. >> it's been very clear what we as republicans have wanted. >> why are they wasting the public's time? >> we are cognizant of the calendar. >> the house tea party caucus. >> after we talked to ted cruz -- >> decided to sabotage it and said no, it's not good enough. >> republicans in the house have been lead

martin bashir, it's all yours. >> that's kul, krystal. good afternoon.o republicans. why fix it when you can frighten them? >> do the millions of americans who have attempted to use healthcare.gov, i want to apologize. >> there is no way to fix this monstrosity. >> tip of the iceberg. >> trick or treating. washington style. >> for easter eggs we may find in this law. >> rolling disaster. >> i have a constituent. he received this cancellation letter. the president knew that these letters were coming. >> we are talking strictly about the 14 million people in the individual market. >> jay carney at the briefing effectively said -- >> there are going to be changes brought about by the affordable care act to create minimum standards. >> they can't be dropped for a richer package of benefits. >> maternity care, mental health services. >> this is government-run health care. >> i'll never stop fighting to help more hard-working americans know the economic security of health care. ♪ >> don't you worry. we will get to health care momentarily. but it is a very busy

that does it for "the cycle," to a person who never needs a pass, martin bashir. >>> it's thursday, october 24th t. monkey court is officially in session. >> just because something is smart, fair, good for the xheerks fiscally responsible, that does not mean that it will actually get done. this is washington after all. >> republicans who holding their first hearing on the rocky rollout of the president's health care law. >> were they trying to hide the true cause? >> are they incompetent or just lying? >> once again we have our republican colleagues trying to scare everybody. >> will the gentleman yield? >> no, i will not yield to this monkey court. >> fear, fear, fear. >> businesses hate it. >> individuals fear it. >> the worse thing since slavery. >> liberals have no idea how can'tism there. >> i do not like green eggs and ham. >> the new law is more than a website. >> she doesn't know what she was doing, senator. >> she was a successful commissioner. >> i was a successful semi pro baseball player. ♪ wake me up when it's all over ♪ ♪ all this time i was running myself ♪ >>> let's prove th

martin bashir, save the world. >> i'll try. good afternoon. it's friday, october 11th. and the polls, the polls, the polls. and for some republicans, sorry seems to be the hardest word. ♪ >> unmitigated political disaster for the gop. >> the worst numbers i have seen. >> kind of numbers you only see once or twice in a lifetime. >> an unforced error. a willing self immolation. >> record low numbers for the republican party. >> bad economics, bad governance, bad politics. >> the absolute destruction of our brand. >> ske daddeled out of there. >> a very useful meeting and hopefully we can see a way forward. >> do you worry about the republican party. >> a family feud that is extremely intense. >> senator cruz and his group have made obama care more popular. >> ted cruz and i have been roundly criticized. >> thank you for being here. i wish you would participate in the democratic process through speaking respectfully. >> we make no apologies. >> after leaving here, i'm going to be going to the white house. if i'm never seen again, please send a search and rescue team. ♪ wha

now on to martin bashir. i'll be joining you in a moment, martin. >> get here now, crystal.r a fix, republicans are just as happy to spread fear. >>> we've got the whole threat of obama care, employers scared to death of the hundreds of thousands of americans finding out they're going to lose their coverage. >> before it literally kills women, kills children, kills senior citizens. >> the american people are now fearful, downright scared, adding to the fear infusion and the fear of americans growing in their fear. >> let's love people. let's care about people. >> we want to fix it and go forward. our focus could be used t

it's time for martin bashir. >> thank you, toure. good afternoon. it's monday, october the 21st.e united states will go one better.

martin bashir, your turn. >> thank you. >>> good afternoon. it's friday, october the 4th.goes on, the worse it will be. >> the "wall street journal" says we don't care how long this lasts, because we're winning. >> he doesn't want to anger the extremists in his party. >> this isn't some damn game. >> it's about trying to do what's right for the whole country. >> the fate of john boehner. >> it feels like he's juggling chainsaws here. >> our goal was to bring fairness to the american people. >> how are you picking and choosing? >> i don't care how many folks dress up in halloween doctor suits. >> michele bachmann gleefully said -- >> this is about the happiest i've seen members. >> no, no, that's not true. that is not true. >> don't you guys hate it when you get talking on a live mic? >> i'm wired up here. >> he's going over