you all today the united nations general assembly underway in new york city we'll talk to phyllis bennis of the institute for policy studies on the escalating tensions between israel and iran and also take a look at what is going on with this global gathering what actual solutions are coming out of it to the current global conflicts so join me on the break a sweat. i want to talk to you now about an american soldier a thirty year old mother who in two thousand and seven moved to canada to avoid being sent back to iraq this woman is kimberly rivera she served three months in iraq and became a conscientious objector to the war after living in canada for years facing deportation back to the united states there were serious lobbying efforts in canada to help her state take a look at this video posted by activist group war resisters canada pleading to the ontario legislature to not deport kimberly. the government of canada is trying to deport kimberly and her family and if they succeed kimberly faces possible imprisonment as a conscientious objector my husband in the father of my children was

bennie madigan, beautiful bennie, bennie, bennie, bennie. 113, lifelong traveler and humanitarian.ed 78 years and crazy about each other. farmer city, illinois. can't beat that country. great corn when they get rain. take a look at thomas terrell out of dayton, ohio, more inventions came out of dayton, ohio, airplane, bicycle, you name it. world war ii veteran and director of the parks for many years for dayton. take a look at helen. helen fellows of ridgewood, new jersey. a holocaust survivor, god bless, loves her grandchildren and knows what life is all about. louis, louis wermers, lake of the ozarks, tremendous shoreline, 100 years old. loves to jet ski and eat ice cream but not at the same time. katherine jones from washington, d.c. that's where we are right now. 100 years old. she loves to spend time with great, great-grandchildren and loves to go to church. and dot donovan, sounds like a mystery spy star 100 years old from auburn, maine, enjoys long walks in her beautiful garden. that's all from washington, d.c. your nation's capital. you're paying for it, i hope you enjoy it

robbing from timmy to pay to me and in this case benny would be ben bernanke at the fed and to me would be our friend timothy geithner over at the treasury were talking of course about the fed buying the government bonds issued by the treasury which then the treasury uses to pay down the debt to finance the deficit at a low levels so it's a very vicious cycle that maybe people aren't as aware of the impacts and we're going to talk about it right that's all coming up next on the capital account with lauren lester thanks lauren that's going to do it now for the news but you can always check out our you tube channel you tube dot com slash r t america our website our t.v. dot com slash usa follow me on twitter as well we'll be back here and a half hour. i've . not. easy to be. easy to. see.

situation of low rates and let's talk a little bit about the dynamics of what you call very cleverly benny robbing from tim need to pay to me ok we're talking about ben bernanke in timothy geitner of course so in what way is the fed directly subsidizing the government in your view yeah i think this is taken on you know we started with q.e. one then we had q.e. two that ultimately had operation twist and now we have something that doesn't really look like a free market anymore the fed owns about twenty percent of all the coupon treasuries that are outstanding but because of operation twist the fed now owns about thirty five percent of all treasuries that have maturities a five year greater so effectively the has bought up a large chunk of the back and it's and not just because of their direct purchases but every hedge fund myself we all know that the fed's out there buying so that makes you slightly more comfortable buying treasury just so you know you have this deep pocketed investor who's going to continue buying and isn't particularly yield sensitive in fact isn't sensitive at all so i t

welcome back afore the break we were talking about the vicious cycle of benny robbing to me to pay it to me now let's talk about the vicious cycle that may be going on in the markets but under the radar because joining me is peter chair founder of t.f. market advisors and he is going to tell us what he sees in the vix so peter chair the vix the volatility index a while ago i can't remember exactly when we were hearing a lot about it seemed like every day there were headlines and blog posts about the vix and volatility but now i feel like that's died down so why are you looking at the vix. exactly because it's died down when it first came out there was all these stories you know kind of hit fourteen fifteen and i was talking was such a sign of complacency so i did a bit of work and looked at it and the reality was the actual volatility of the stock market had dropped dramatically so it made a lot of sense that this was coming down because the reality is vix is the short term volatility of the stocks or what someone expects it to be over the near term so people aren't going to pay much

and then of course, in san francisco, benny lafono. we had the first and the last of the new deal. coit tower is the first. it is i think, one of the best in the country. it shows san francisco's history and that of human civilization shown through the eyes of labor. these are things that happened in san francisco's history. lynchings. again, coit tower, shows you the stock market dropping. something people weren't used to seeing. and a business many being held up. and in george washington high school, the farther of our country pointing the pioneers west as they walk over a dead indian. most of the art is not controversial. most of the artists celebrates local produce. this is one of the most extraordinary murals i have seen. at a tuberculosis cemetery. they also painted a mural in san francisco. finally, it's on the outside of the berkeley community theater. all people brought together through the arts. unfortunately, it was not the last. the war came along. and anton refurgie. there were controversial. there were tried in washington in 1953. he had a panel showing the arts and s

. >>> gas prices dipped by less than a benny to an average of $3.86 for regular. >>> toyota is ramping up production of its hybrid vehicles saying it will release 21 new hybrid models over the next three years. >>> trader joe's is recalling its house brand of peanut butder over fears of salmonella contamination. >>> talk about the sweet life. some drought stricken farmers are beefing up their starchy feed with a mixture that includes cookies, gummy worms, marshmallows, fruit loops, orange peels and ice cream sprinkles, believe it or not. >>> nfl sunday stunners and one nascar driver who called his win. plus, a detroit hail mary grab that pushes the lions and titans into overtime. >> did veronica call me a fruit loop? i missed that. your forecast will warm up. that's coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports, overtime, upsets, and a shaky call shaped week three of the nfl season. here's nbc's fred roggin with an early look at all your sports headlines. >> in tennessee, the titans up 14, less than a minut

they rushed to h street near benny road southeast overnight and found one man shot. medics rushed him to the hospital. no word on his identity or condition. a short while later police found a second victim dead from an apparent gunshot wound. his name has not been released either. >>> a family of four is found dead in their herndon home and police believe it's a murder- suicide case. fairfax county police found the bodies inside the family's home on point rider lane near west stocks road yesterday morning. investigators say the husband and wife's employers contacted police after they didn't show up for work. that's when police found the parents and their to teenage sons dead. neighbors who knew the family say they were friendly and outgoing. >> they always would help the neighbors and things like that just very nice people all the time, you know, waved to you, hi, how are you doing. i always waved to him as i'm going home from work every day. >> at this point investigators are not releasing the victims' names until the rest of their family has been notified. >>> the

the families benny and thomas drake or trailblazers. when you practiced. anything we do know actually. question marks or talks to the sections close people in australia or the government to store all s.m.s. search engines. are you take our belong to a xian one knows you could trust the government now if you. got nothing to worry about that might be the case with things that are happening now because most people agree with most of. the ones the written if you disobey the four songs you no longer consented to this protest to receive such a problem it will be used to keep you on confused so what should we do what should we do nothing this is all an illusion it's just a delusion to make the might deceive us the truth to prefer to make our job so much easier sorry to interrupt but we're picking up a signal from beyond the space time continuum quick switch on the jews channeling paul to what he's back to. what i tried to. use what you have. to do the best internet is the most effective tool you have to address the issues that afflict the public. or to get to the

the benny individuals don't have the deep pockets of the polluting corporations. john: from facebook : >> when we look at the roots of this country in the thirties coming out of the depression and, we implemented many socialist programs. even two-day benefits from the post office. john: but for the society? >> it was a socialist program. even fannie mae freddie mac. look at models this is a good model. but many of those eventually are privatized or if they are a debt burden then turned back over for a bailout. john: is there any socialist >> the law that is perpetuated is that we have to have a two-party system. we are going to have problems politically until we have a third party. >> neil cavuto was talking about the candidate that makes the most sense for me. most of the others make so many promises, that they sound almost as silly as the green party candidate. >> green means a guaranteed job for every american. a new economy fueled by renewable energy and no more student debt. john: let's get real. all of the candidates think of themselves as freeloaders. but t

an agent named lew wasserman who represented mca, got the idea with jack benny on radio and then later jimmy stewart in the movies to incorporate the stars, one pillar of the system. (douglas gomery) he had them set up an independent company and then pay the company, rather than the star. hence, it would be taxed at approximately half the rate. (narrator) with major company movies going to company cinemas first, independent theatres weren't able to compete. they could only show films after they were played out and forced by the studios to book their entire output, good or bad. although the majors controlled only 16% of the cinemas, they were winning 90 percent of the total cinema box office. (narrator) in the mid-30's, the national recovery act was declared unconstitutional but it took until 1948 for the supreme court to finally put its nail in the system's coffin. it ordered the majors to sell their cinemas and function as distribution and production companies only. the classic studio era was over. paramount was the first to consent and as a result, its profits dropped from $20 millio

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phyllis bennis who directs the new barrier nationalism project at the institute for policy studies andainab salbi founder of women for women international. it assists women survivors of war. the taliban are claiming responsibility for an attack on a british military base in afghanistan this morning that killed two u.s. marines. unlike previous attacks, this time the taliban says it was in response to the same anti-muslim film that set off a swell of violent protests in other parts of the region. libya, egypt, morocco, pakistan, algeria, kuwait, india, iraq just to name a few. in tunisia yesterday protesters breached the wall of the u.s. embassy where two people have died and 29 others have been hurt. in sudan, meanwhile, demonstrators got both the u.s. and german embassies and managed to set fire to the latter. a 14-minute video on youtube called "the innocence of muslims." nbc news has decided not to show any images from the film. the man behind the film, an egyptian born christian koptic was taken into custody earlier this morning and questioned by federal authorities reportedly abou

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denounced israel's home demolitions as the ethnic cleansing of palestinians and i wore activist phyllis bennis says the u.s. is going too far in its support of a jewish state. it's absolutely within reach and the one thing it could accomplish would be joining the international criminal court which would set the stage at least potentially for a serious international investigation of possible israeli war crimes and crimes against humanity committed on palestinian territory in gaza for instance during operation cast lead in two thousand and eight and nine the threat is of course the threat that the united states has made to the united nations and its agencies that any u.n. agency that welcomes palestine as on equal footing with any other member is subject to the punishment that happened to unesco last year when palestine was welcomed as a full member of you know asco and the u.s. immediately cut its seventy million dollar contribution twenty two percent of us goes budget it was a very harsh punishment i think that the threat to the u.s. and israel as a result would be massive international outrag

the benny individuals don't have the deep pockets of the polluting corporations. : >> when we look at the roots of this country in the thirties coming out of the depression and, we implemented many socialist programs. even two-day benefits from the post office. john: but for the society? >> it was a socialist program. even fannie mae freddie mac. look at models this is a good model. but many of those eventually are privatized or if they are a debt burden then turned back over for a bailout. bailout. john: is there any socialist hey! did you know that honey nut cheerios has oats that can help lower cholesterol? and it tastes good? sure does! wow. it's the honey, it makes it taste so... well, would you look at the time... what's the rush? be happy. be healthy. to meet the needs of my growing business. but how am i going to fund it? and i have to find a way to manage my cash flow better. [ female announcer ] our wells fargo bankers are here to listen, offer guidance and provide you with options tailored to your business. we've loaned more money to small businesses th

that monkey was once benny hill. when mr. ed has laryngitis he must resort to sign language.es a little more to engage them and make them join in the action. man: sorry about that. ha ha ha. did you ever wonder how they figure out the altitude of a mountain? two guys climb to the top. they each take the end of a tape measure, and then they flip a coin. [ audience cheering ] i don't want to tell you how to do your business watching tv. i'm just a corporate shill but for full enjoyment of this next song, jump on a piece of furniture and pretend like you're surfing. [ theme from "hawaii five-o" playing ] [ applause ] okay. it's time to start the prize train rolling. our studio audience will vote for their favorite of the 10 finalists. their results will be combined with the vote of people in new york city from a few days ago. i was actually there and as coincidence would have it, i had a camera crew with me. it gives me great pleasure to introduce me. hello. i'm john fugelsang, your least-favorite host of "america's funniest home videos." we have come to city college of new york

the benny individuals don't have the deep pockets of the polluting corporations. from facebook : >> when we look at the roots of this country in the thirties coming out of the depression and, we implemented many socialist programs. even two-day benefits from the post office. john: but for the society? >> it was a socialist program. even fannie mae freddie mac. look at models this is a good model. but many of those eventually are privatized or if they are a debt burden then turned back over for a bailout. bailout. john: is there any socialist when i found out my irregular heartbeat put me at 5 timesgreater risk o, my first thoughts were about my wife, and my family. i have the most commonype of atrial fibrillation, or afib. it's not caused by a heart valve problem. i was taking warfarin, but my doctor put me on pradaxa instead to reduce my risk of stroke. in a clinical trial, praxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate) reduced stroke risk 35% better than warfarin. and unlike warfarin, with pradaxa, there's no need for regular blood tests. that's really important to me.

morgan stanley and all the you know twenty thousand brokers stand up to salute the new head of cracker benny nicolo all so cozy. the theme here however is important to keep in mind max here's a guy who ok he actually worked his way up a bit from nothing and this relative to the likes of mitt romney and gina rinehart but there is this revolving door he's now in and you know definitely his children are just like assigned oh you be the mayor of new he you be the head of this bank you you know they all have like like tony blair's children as well if you happen to be born to hillary clinton and bill clinton and you suddenly are working at goldman sachs and might possibly run for president you know the sort of sense that who are these people who we allow to rule the world why do so many people want jeb bush to be president and said of mitt romney you know what is the sense that we just this untitled aristocratic. the class that we give so much power that nepotism you know yeah except for maybe carla bruni you know i saw her on the show as elisa a i think she's a bag lady now and then so filing max

this accident happened after 11:00 last night at the intersection of southern avenue and bennie road. the vehicles caught fire after impact, and it appears both were totaled. no word yet on what caused this accident. >>> counselors will on hand at watkins high school this morning to help students deal with the injury of a classmate. 15-year-old den in a richards was in fair condition. a police car struck the teenager friday night as she was leaving a football game. the officers were responding to several fights that had broken out in the parking lot. the officer driving the cruiser, corporal raymond bennett, has been placed on administrative leave. >>> if you are just waking up it is time for the first your money report. jessica doyle is off. so far monday trading japan recovering from a big drop in the morning to end the trading day with just a small loss. today's overseas trading is following a relatively flat friday here on wall street in the united states. the dow dropped 13 points, the nasdaq picked up four and the s & p 500 fell a fraction. >>> mixed news when it comes to the un

an agent named lew wasserman who represented mca, got the idea with jack benny on radio and then later jimmy stewart in the movies to incorporate the stars, one pillar of the system. (douglas gomery) he had them set up an independent company and then pay the company, rather than the star. hence, it would be taxed at approximately half the rate. (narrator) with major company movies going to company cinemas first, independent theatres weren't able to compete. they could only show films after they were played out and forced by the studios to book their entire output, good or bad. although the majors controlled only 16% of the cinemas, they were winning 90 percent of the total cinema box office. (narrator) in the mid-30's, the national recovery act was declared unconstitutional but it took until 1948 for the supreme court to finally put its nail in the system's coffin. it ordered the majors to sell their cinemas and function as distribution and production companies only. the classic studio era was over. paramount was the first to consent and as a result, its profits dropped from $20 millio

it is benny's to overreach the first reported case -- it has been used to overreach.t is when people were showing a movie in dallas and houston for "deep throats clam bake at busting of four misdemeanor charges. they finally charged in the possession of projector that when all the way to the fifth surfacecircuit. >> that was the instrument? oxfam made it into a felony selected overreach and make it more expensive and dangerous for them to show this movie than simply paying a fine for misdemeanor. the wars on terrorism were on drugs or on communists or whatever, the government has always used infiltrators and often have used infiltrators that would provoke the group to do things that will marginalize the group or will incriminate the group or chill the group and their efforts to do what they are doing. to answer your question, it had hall the fingerprints -- it had all the fingerprints of that type of behavior. as it turns out, shannon dowell was a narcotics undercover officer that had been loaned out to something called fusion. it is kind of like specter and in ian fl

they will onuous monk, he grew up right behind lincoln center, benny carter who also grew up ironicallyehind lincoln center. so many different types it of geniuses, billie holiday, bette carter. >> rose: is part of your drive, that spirit that they were so much an integral part of lives and thrives. >> that spirited does live and thrive. maybe it does not manifest itself in music but it lives and thrives in every corner of the earth in all professions. >> rose: what is it. >> a believe in the ascendance of human being. a belief in rising. a belief in the use of will. a belief in love. a belief in, it's not naive. we all have problems. we all have dysfunction. it's born in dysfunction but it's always looking up at the stars. it's always saying okay it's using that indomitiable will. that is what the blues is. they are saying we can come together. we can be rational. we can enrich each other. there is a creativity in jazz which says your greatness only enhances mine. when we come together and recognize that, that is what swinging is. we come together, it's exponential growth and i believe