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here in berlin he's the executive director of united nations population fund in washington we cross the martyr madison campbell sees a lecture at the school of public health at the university of california berkeley and in gainesville we have matthew conley he's a professor of history at columbia university all right folks this is cross talk that means you can jump in anytime you want i very much encourage it but first moshe where does the world stand right now well it's seven billion people and still counting today's world population is that what it was in one thousand nine hundred fifty seven and seven times what it was only ten centuries ago by mid century a projected growth will put that figure at nine point three billion people concerns are mounting that such sustained expansion for human kind threatens to run dry this planet's already overstretched resources. the business as usual scenario predicts that humanity will be using renewable resources and land at the rate of two planets each year by twenty thirty and just over two point eight planets each year by twenty fifty in addition

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in the world well fascinating discussion thank you very much many thanks to my guest today in berlin washington and in gainesville and thanks to our viewers for watching us here to see you next time remember crosstalk. on the path to recognition gets a seat at the u.n. cultural agency for the first time widely seen as a strong show of support for the region's bid for statehood. for the un agency and the vote comes at a price washington says stop funding the organization i'm. back with more from washington in just a few moments. syria's president claims that the deadly anti regime uprising in the country is funded from abroad and warns western powers to keep out. and from the directors' box to the witness box chelsea football club owner. is in court as his former friend boris berezovsky suits him for allegedly muscling him out of a multibillion dollar russian oil company. and broadcasting live direct from the heart of russia's capital moscow this is r.t. .

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german embassy wasted no time cabling a copy of the astounding revelations to berlin on the story's publication in washington. on december 4th, 1941. a week later hitler -- despite his many peacemaking efforts published proof of roosevelt's belligerence towards germany left him no alternative but to declare war on the united states. on december 14th, 1941, the german high command presented its radical strategic assessment based on what it described as the anglo-saxon floor plan which became known through publication in the washington times herald. 1946 half a decade after they joined the revelations cabled to berlin collier's weekly magazine, b-movies will doubtless get around to filling the fabulous life of a lenore medill patterson. she succeeded her brother as chairman of the daily news. after watching the daily news in 1919 joe patterson made it the united states's first viable tabloid but the newspaper was the largest daily circulation of any tabloid in the nation and the largest sunday circulation of any in the world. the choice of the late publisher's sister was not exclusively sentimental. in her own

german embassy wasted no time to win a copy of these astounding revelations to berlin across the stories publication in washington. december 4th 1941 a week later hitler was brought that despite his peacemaking efforts the recently published proof of roosevelt sneaking belligerence towards germany left him no alternative but to declare war of the united states and december 14th 1941 the high command would present with its radical strategic reassessments based likewise what it described as the anglo-saxon world plans which became known for publication of the "the washington times" herald november 1946 nearly half a day after the "the washington times" herald rainbow fifer innovations have been cabled to berlin the weekly magazine would venture one day the movies will doubtless get around to the fabulous life of patterson. earlier that fall eleanor patterson had been elected to fill the void left by the death of her brother. after watching the daily news in 1919, joe paterson had made it not only the united states first tabloid but the newspaper with the largest daily circulation of any tabloid or broad sheet in th

in november of 1946, half a decade after the washington times herald rainbow 5 revelation cabled to berlin collier's weekly magazine, the movies will get around to filling the fabulous life of paterson. he was elected to replace her brother, joseph medill pettersson. after launching the daily news in 1919, joe paterson made viable tabloids and the newspaper was the largest daily circulation of any tabloid in the nation and the larger sunday circulation of any in the world. the choice of the late publisher's sister was not a sentimental one. eleanor patterson was the owner and publisher of the most widely read daily in the nation's capital, "washington herald". it was called the damnedest newspaper ever to hit the streets. according to popular journalistic axiom the pattersons like their first cousin robert rutherford mccormack had printers in his blood. their grandfather, abolitionist joseph medill was editor in chief and owner of the chicago tribune until his death. in the 1940s under three decades of colonel mccormick's and roosevelt and i isolationist direction the tribune grew into the

influyente padrino del terrismo internacional como en el perpetrado en una discoteca en berlÍn en 1986. washingtony para discutir precisamente el impacto de la muerte de gadafi spamos a mÉxico con mauricio mesula, experto en terrorismo y temas Árabes. gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta maÑana. >> muchas gracias a ustedes, muchas gracias a todo el auditoprio >> quiero discutir con usted lo que hemos visto en estas Últimas horas en los videos difundidos. se dijo que habÍa muerto en un enfrentamiento pero en las Úimas horas vimos otra historia que podrÍa indicar que fue mÁs bien ajusticiado. cuÁl serÍa la implicaciÓn para el gobierno de transiciÓn y para los rebeldes en libia. >> lo que pasa es que se empieza a construir un discurso en torno a la posibilidad de que gadafi no sea nada mÁs aprendido, porque la propia hillary clinton estando en libia dijo que se querÍa a gadafi vivo o muerto. sÍ había la posibilidad de aprenehenderlo y sÍ existía esa posibilidad y no fue llevado a cabo de esa manera. sÍ tiene implicaciones. sin embargo, como vemos esto ya en el terreno de los rebeldes o de este grupo arma

berlin, paris, hong kong, and australia. >> we will fight for our rights. >> in washington, the rev. al sharpton joined the ranks of the protesters. >> it is time for us to occupy wall street, washington, alabama. we have come to take our country back to the people. >> the message was the same in columbia, south carolina. >> i would love to get a job. >> the latest polls show the protesters are not alone. 37% of americans support the cause. >> we are calling on people everywhere. >> where the protests began, they say they're doing a lot more than making noise. they are trying to change the world. until they do, they say they're not going anywhere. >> demonstrators in baltimore rallied on the streets downtown today. kim dacey is live with more on the organization that joined the protesters today. >> four weeks, protesters have been lining the streets of downtown baltimore. they continue this evening. several groups are coming together for the same cause. the protesters have been camped in downtown baltimore for nearly two weeks. >> there is a lot of weight and frustration and anger ou

berlin, paris as far away as hong kong and australia. >> including women who fight for our rights. >> reporter: in washington, d.c. the reverend al sharpton joined ranks with the protesters. >> it's time for us to occupy wall street, occupy washington, occupy alabama. we come to take our country back to the people. >> reporter: the message was the same in columbia, south carolina. >> we protest and people ride by and honk and say, get a job. i would love to get a job. i would really love to get a job. >> reporter: the latest nbc news/"wall street journal" poll shows the protesters are not alone. 37% of americans support the cause. >> we are calling on people everywhere! >> reporter: where this demonstration began the protesters say they are doing a lot more than making noise. they're trying to change the world. until they do, they say they're not going anywhere. brian mooar, nbc news. >> protests also continued in new york today. police arrested 24 people for trespassing after they reportedly stormed into a citi bank in manhattan. on the occupy wall street website by the way the group listed ten goals. among them

in november 1946 nearly half a decade after the "washington times-herald" rainbow five resolutions have been cable to berlin, one day the movies was get around. earlier that fall governor paterson have been selected to fill the void left by the recent death of her brother as chairman of the board of the "new york daily news." after launching the daily news in 1919, joe patterson had made not only the united states first viable tabloid but the newspaper was the largest daily circulation of any in the nation. the largest sunday circulation of any in the world. the choice of the late publisher sister had not been a sentiment one. her in her own rights she was already own and publisher of the most widely read daily nation and nation's capital, called by many the damnedest newspaper ever to hit the streets. according to popular journalistic axiom the pattersons like a first cousin, colonel robert redford mccormick, their grandfather, and joseph medill have been editor in chief and eventual principal owner of the "chicago tribune." from the tense years immediately preceding the civil war until his death in 1899.

berlin and the president j.f.k. says to his general, we got to show them we have nerve. and the general says, mr. president, what we need to show is that the nerve is in washington. >> amongst latinos, president obama is fast becoming known as the deportation president. almost as many illegal immigrants have been deported in the last three years as were deported in the whole of president bush's term that can hurt him with hispanic voters. >> these guys are all so serious. right now between now and the end of january, 15 presidential debates that are scheduled. rick perry is not going to take part in them all. he is not alone. i predict that not all 15 will take place. chris: 50 years ago this weekend, the soviets tested the most powerful h bomb, 50 mega tons. he didn't want to the cold war to change into a nuclear shooting war. what is obama's single goal on the world staying? chris: welcome back. exactly 50 years ago, president kennedy had to lead this country through a two-front face-off with the soviets. tanks confronted each other at the berlin wall and the soviets surprised the world with a test of a 50 ton bomb. here he is 50 years ago. >> i do not have to

washington in the show. >> in the summer finale, piper came and shot in the mall. piper and odet came and shot. we just got back from venice, berlintockholm. >> you are working so you can't enjoy it? >> we are working, but we also enjoy it. >> do you like d.c.? what would you like to see? >> i love d.c., but i never have free time when i am here lately to enjoy the sites and hangout at the mall. two of the senator softball teams were playing against each other last time we were here. >> so washington, stumble upon a softball game with senators. >> senator kerry's team won. >> check it all out while you are here, the museum. >> absolutely. >> "covert affairs" on usa network. >>> coming up, big questions remain this morning after a body is found on top of a moving truck. >>> and state farm. this is jessica. hey, jessica, jerry neumann with a policy question. jerry, how are you doing? fine, i just got a little fender bender. oh, jerry, i'm so sorry. i would love to help but remember, you dropped us last month. yeah, you know it's funny. it only took 15 minutes to sign up for that new auto insurance company but it's taken a lot longer