new yorkers and the n.y.p.d. reporting from flatbush brooklyn in new york marina porter nine r.t. michael skolnik an editor of the current affairs web site global grind thinks there is a rise in police brutality against innocent teens and it must stop. as of right now and two officers have been put on a mission to minister to me their names and not be released i think at some point their names will be released and if there is a investigation and they were in fact is going wrong i sincerely hope to be put on trial for murdering i sixteen year old child but until that point it is an investigation not going investigation most of the folks who are out there on monday and tuesday night were just exercising their constitutional right to peacefully assemble and to protest and majority an overwhelming majority of them were peaceful and were set in sad mourning the death of their friend and i support them in doing that until they have answers to the end user need they should protest they should take it to the streets we have a horrible racist policy called stop and frisk i want to stop bei

our team protests in brooklyn intensify as new details emerge in the death of kalani gray for the third night angry protesters took to the streets of east flatbush brooklyn. new york electric bill goldberg old good show that would lead you to. this was a seat in brooklyn last night you see protesters enraged over the police shooting of the sixteen year old brooklyn brother in that house and over the weekend the standoff between protesters and cops turned violent with protesters for a little bottles and other objects police say one officer was hit and wounded by a brick forty six people were arrested increasingly hostile demonstrations come after an autopsy revealed police shot the teen seven times three of those shots in the back police a great pointed a gun at them before they opened fire but i witness is dispute this for more on the chaos in brooklyn artie's on a stasi a church going to has more. the shooting that caused people to rise up and take to the streets. police clashes was bottles thrown and barricades knocked down. one police officer reportedly hit by brick and hospitalized. you think it was last saturday night sixteen year old kamandi or kiki gray was

brooklyn, new york?> wait -- >>> adam, you are in wallow land that is the issue you don't even know what the company is looking at. so it's out of sight, out of mind mentality that is extremely dangerous. it's fries thing to think that your company -- >> i am so scared. >> you should be frightened. you act like mr. health. >> just drinking. >> neil: i could take a couple of those. [ laughter ] >> but i was trying to figure out how to support this. all morning, how do i support this and i can't. it is insane. adam, this is the antithesis of libertarian. i was at joe's brooklyn and they will be showing up at the door. they will not leave a life. >> neil: i have perry mason let's say they could look into that and did see where we're going after work and you shouldn't add the double order of wings is that fireable offense. next obvious concern that you either stop going out to that wing place or we are going fire you. that the obvious. >> the policy, it will be a fireable offense to them. the thing that scar

. >> i grew up in brooklyn, new york. my experience was landing by birth into an urban town land. my family, my mother is first generation i'm second generation. my grand mother lived in the apartment building with us. i had aunts upstairs. another aunt lived close by. pretty much 4 days a week my great uncle would come in and visit all of these people my uncle, my grand mother and so forth, all were from a town land called outside of robin. when i was growing up i would hear the names. and they would conjure the sense of another world i was no longer a part of but was connected to. i think the -- i came to the brink of this sort of, you know, really quest gradualy by hearing the names. the other experience i had when i was growing up is music in my grand mother's house. my grand mother live on the first floor of the apartment building the door was open. everyone in the apartment building stopped there after work. they would stop for a drink and play polka, not polka, poker. and lynched to john gibbons play an accordion on his wooden leg. you had the sense of people having come ov

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. >> brooklyn, new york. >> only you would know that.-- >> wait, wait, wait the thin dagen is going to weigh in. >> no, but adam, you're living in lala land. the issue, you don't know what the company is looking at. so, it's out of sight, out of mind mentality that's extremely dangerous. it's frightening to think that your company is-- frightening, you should be frightened because you act like you're mr. health and we know you're up to know good when you're not here at work. >> drinking my only vice these days. >> neil: believe me, i can pick a couple of others, go ahead. >> and i'm trying to figure out how to support this and thinking about it all morning. mou do i support this? and i can't. it's insane and adam this is the antithesis of libertarianm. okay i was in brooklyn last night and showing up at the door. >> charlie turn down the insurance, don't take it. >> and on the crew that i saw last night, and-- >> i'm not a lawyer, but i've watched perry mason. and i will say this, charles payne, that let's say they could look into that a

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good to have you with us here on r t our top story this hour people have gathered once again in brooklyn new yorkfor a fourth night venting anger over the police killing of a sixteen year old black teenager the area packed with police and dozens were arrested when violence broke out protesters accuse the n.y.p.d. of systematic racism and brutality are he's burning a port niaz more. the night began on wednesday with a peaceful vigil to honor kamani gray soon after and their rage crowd split off from the vigil broke out into the streets and subsequently clashed with police officers dressed in riot gear what fuelled all these anger is the fact that the autopsy on kamandi greg was released wednesday indicating that the sixteen year old boy was struck by the seven times by bullets and three of those bullets hit him from behind this clearly will be anger that that has already been boiling for days many new yorkers believe that this is a rather indication other example of a police brutality of police targeting minorities according to the new york city police department what they say is that on saturday

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. >> standing five feet tall from brooklyn, new york, appointed by president bill clinton, justice ruth bader ginsburg winning the day today by christening this citizenship has skim milk marriage. and by the way, in so doing, she skillfully was being very political there, when in her admonishment there, roped justice kennedy into her answer in a way that puts him on her side of the case. she's always doing stuff like that. it's amazing. today was day two on this issue at the supreme court. yesterday's case was about a state law, california voters amending their constitution to say gay people are banned from getting married, when a state court struck that down. which is something the u.s. constitution blocks them from doing. when that happened, a weird thing happened in california politics. a senator said, we think this amendment is unconstitutional, and so we, the government of the state, are not going to appeal the judge's ruling and we are not going to defend this bad law. we want to let it die. so that was a really interesting about day one of these two big cases of gay rights cases

>> i'm from brooklyn, new york, where you're from. >> jimmy: oh, very nice. now, mary, do you think you could draw the state of new york? >> uh -- i don't know, i'll try. >> jimmy: all right, give it a try, mary. there's the pen. go ahead and draw it right there on that piece of paper. we'll take a look at it. we'll evaluate it. who knows, maybe you get to put your hand in the globe. all right. [ laughter ] >> florida-new york. >> jimmy: well, yours looks like a butcher knife. but you know, we're going let you pull from the globe anyway. go ahead and pull the globe over there for mary. [ applause ] we'll check back in with -- let's see what mary got. you got some salt. iodized. we'll check back in with you a little bit later. in china, they're about to premiere a new sitcom. i didn't even know they had sitcoms on in china, but this sitcom is based on the show "friends." apparently the chinese saw how popular "friends" became in the united states and only 18 1/2 years later decided to make their own version of it. the chinese "friends" won't be called "friends

and brooklyn, new york, as a greek american i can tell you why greece does not like the usa, it's a nannyd while hanging out at coffee m shops al day. it's interesting because there are a lot of greek americans in new york city, spiro, as you know, and generally very hard workers, and when you go to greece everybody is sitting around a little-- i don't know. >> dearborn heights, michigan, bill, a kick of the day drink water with lemon before ordering in a restaurant. did bloomberg put you up to that? you're no fun. i always say it, mary, i am a boring guy. everybody knows that. peter, west babylon, new york. as a water i lose tips when people follow your tip, bill. if you go out to eat, indulge. >> if you have the money, fine, peter. if you don't, follow my advice. james strickland, ocala, florida, i've read all of your books, and "killing kennedy" is my favorite and we have mug madness on billoreilly.com. buy any of the books get a fantastic mug free and great gifts, mother's day, father's day coming up, get on it, people. finally tonight the factor tip of the day, how to get what you wa

. >> shepard: break news out of brooklyn, new york, a report of a partial building collapse. it's a construction zone in a private home. this is in brooklyn, east 95th 95th street and avenue d. it was undergoing some sort of work. one worker was pull out of the debris and all the other workers on scene are accounted for, but the search continues. this is video from a few minutes ago from our good friends at fox 5 new york. updates on this throughout the afternoon, and much more on the baby who was shot as someone tried to rob the mother. we're expect agnus conference moments from now. update throughout the afternoon. >>> final bell ringi oll street and all the losses yesterday are made back up. the dow back over 14,500 points. so when they tell you everything is awful, tell them, no, it really isn't. >> neil: this just in. we're just days away from the coldest march in 17 years. so much for spring. so much for climate change, and apparently so much for this. >> this is the single warmest winter in a decade in america. >> depending on where you live they're already a name for

it happened in brooklyn, new york. they were on their way to the hospital.y boy was born by c section and survived. he's in serious condition right now. police are now looking for the driver and a passenger who fled the scene on foot after their bmw hit the cab. >>> six members of the same wisconsin family died in a fiery crash on a kentucky interstate. a tractor-trailer rear-ended their suv. it happened on interstate 65, near elizabethtown. caused it to burst into flames. two other family members were injured. just minutes later, a crash happened at that very same spot. but in the other direction. injuring three people, one critically. >>> a second-grader suspended after he shapes his pastry into a gun. 7-year-old josh welsh then held the food while saying, bang bang. according to the baltimore affiliate wbff. josh denies he did that, but his teacher definitely took notice of the problem pastry. >> she was pretty mad. and i was in big trouble. >> administrators kicked josh out of class for two days and sent a letter home to parents. his dad thinks the schoo

now, a horrifying car accident has rocked a hassidic jewish community brooklyn, new york an orthodox jewish couple expecting their first baby died when their cab was hit by another car. susan candiotti joining us live from new york. susan, the couple's baby, a little boy, survived. what do you know about his condition and the search for the two people who fled the accident scene? >> reporter: fred, this is just so sad, isn't it? a young couple, 21-year-old parents-to-be were on their way to a hospital about midnight last night because the expectant mother wasn't feeling well. police say a hit and run driver crashed into the side of their cab, killing razi and nathan globber. the cab was totaled. thanks to quick action by doctors, a premature baby boy was delivered by c-section after his mother died. he was the couple's first child. police say the infant boy is in critical condition and relatives are standing watch. now, investigators, meantime, are trying to track down the drive over a light-colored bmw which fled the scene and the drivers and occupant fled the scene on foot. police

and brooklyn, new york, as a greek american i can tell you why greece does not like the usa, it's a nanny for american aid while hanging out at coffee m shops al day. it's interesting because there are a lot of greek americans in new york city, spiro, as you know, and generally very hard workers, and when you go to greece everybody is sitting around a little-- i don't know. >> dearborn heights, michigan, bill, a kick of the day drink water with lemon before ordering in a restaurant. did bloomberg put you up to that? you're no fun. i always say it, mary, i am a boring guy. everybody knows that. peter, west babylon, new york. as a water i

in brooklyn new york, in december, the police department and district attorney's office co-sponsoredun buy back. they got hundreds of guns off the street. baltimore maryland, police officers traded grocery store gift cards for guns. and in los angeles, the city's gang-reduction unit sponsored a gun buy back program that brought in 2,000 weapons. or not o j county, new york. the sheriff's office of new york ran a buy back for three months straight. a hundred bucks for any gun turned in, seven days a week, 24 hours a day, that's the haul they got. fremont, new jersey, a a gun buy back. paying more than $150,000 in exchange of rifles and assault rifles. sarah county calf, the twounty provide money to exchange for guns. last weekend atlantic city new jersey, their guns for cash buy back in atlantic city, new jersey -- [ inaudible ] sometimes it's the attorney general's office. but it is almost always a government agency of some kind that organizes these things. in new york city, there's an ongoing buy back program where you can turn in your gun to the police and get a cash reward. it tak

in brooklyn new york, in december, the police department and district attorney's office co-sponsoredy got hundreds of guns off the street. baltimore, maryland, police officers traded grocery store gift cards for guns. and in los angeles, the city's gang-reduction unit sponsored a gun buyback program that brought in 2,000 weapons. orange county, new york. the sheriff's office there ran a buyback program that ran for three months state, $150 for any gun turned in, ran for three months straight. that's the haul they got. fremont, new jersey, a gun buyback. at the city's fire training facility. paying more than $150,000 in exchange of rifles and assault rifles. santa clara county, california, has had two gun buyback programs just this month. the county provided the money to exchange for the guns. last weekend, atlantic city, new jersey, their guns for cash buyback in atlantic was the second most successful in state history. the state's most success was was just held in january. we know how these programs work, right? cities and towns and police departments organize these buybacks. or som

. >>> angry residents in brooklyn, new york, are promising a second night of protests over a police shootingvigil turned violent. we have individual yoi of the aftermath. dozens of people, some estimate around 70 marched through streets and ended up outside a local precinct. the protesters hurled rocks and broke windows. the residents are outraged over the killing of a teenager. the nypd says two undercover officers approached him saturday night. that's when police say gray allegedly pointed a . .38 caliber pistol at the officers. they fired 11 time hitting him in the legs and torso. he died at the hospital. witnesses say the police never identified themselves and kimmani gray was, quote, running for his life. joining me now, the global grind editor-in-chief, michael, thank you for your time. a lot of people saw this on twitter and facebook last night and started asking what was going on. this was an explosion in the middle of brooklyn. >> the investigation has begun. two officer have been put on administrative leave. i think what happened, i had a baby two days ago and i was in the hospital

tragedy on top of tragedy in brooklyn, new york. it was yesterday morning, early.he parents were in a cab headed to the hospital when a speeding bmw hit them. both parents died, including the pregnant mother. now, doctors performed an emergency sir saharan section on that seven months' pregnant woman and saved the baby. today the four pound infant died. the medical examiner says the boy was just born too soon. police are hunting for the bmw driver. here is a picture of the suspect. they say he was driving at twice the legal speed limit. the parents were but 21 years old. members of an you will that ortho box jewish community. friends and family buried them yesterday. now mourners are expected to return to lay the infant in the ground next the fresh graves of his parents. we're learning that another sink hole has just appeared close to that home where the ground opened up and took a man right from his bedroom into the ground. his mother is none to happy about the rescue attempts. you will hear from him next. plus, this was apparently not part of any trick. magician

the people of brooklyn, wisconsin, need a post office even more than the people of brooklyn, new york, because in brooklyn, new york, there may be other alternatives. there may be stores that provide similar types of services, not necessarily mail delivery but other types of delivery they can go to. but in brooklyn, wisconsin, they don't have that luxury. that post office means everything. that small post office in brooklyn, wisconsin, having that means they can be in business an hire people in brooklyn, wisconsin. that's brooklyn. if you go to other rural parts of my district in lafayette county new york lafayette county, i guarantee they have a problem with broadband. they can't necessarily do an internet based business that post office means everything to them. so when we see some of the attacks that are caused by this absolutely ridiculous requirement to prefund pension into the future 75 years that is why they're having financial difficulties. there is a bill i'm on and others called the postal service protection act of 2013. that act would not only maintain the six-day delivery

already today well coming up after the break police under fire protests over the killing of a brooklyn teenager new york police officer iter angry clashes and dozens of arrests that's after the break. it's technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for langley you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harkin welcome to the big picture. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations to rule the day . what about the way the from moscow the killing of a black teenager by the new york police has caused public outrage and evoked a week long protests in brooklyn the activists chanted slogans accusing the n.y.p.d. of racism and cruelty the clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement officials resulted in dozens of arrests. as the story. that was. sixteen year old kimani gray was

coming up after the break police sunder fire protests over the killing of a brooklyn teenager new york police officer peter angry clashes and dozens of arrests. technology innovation all the developments from around russia we. covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you. are welcome is a big. news today. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations the day. welcome back. the killing of a black teenager about the new york police has caused a public outrage in the boat week long protest in brooklyn the activists chanted slogans accusing the n.y.p.d. of racism and cruelty well clashes between demonstrators and or enforcement officials resulted in dozens of arrests and this is a story that. sixteen year old kimani gray was killed by police shot four times in the front and three in the back. the n.y.p.d. claimed the teen had pointed a gun at them however this remains uncertain that there was a weapon that no

let me put it that way. >> host: terry, brooklyn, new york. good afternoon. >> caller: good afternoon, everybody. love your channel, love everything. it's great to watch different per spent is -- perspectives and to get a different perspective on something you believe in. a but about something i saw a few months ago. i don't remember his name, he was an expert on lyndon johnson, and he said that towards the end of johnson's term in '68 that johnson pretty much had a solution for the vietnam war, and there was of a treaty just about to be worked out, and somehow richard nixon was able to or torpedo that and sabotage it. considering all the deaths between '68 and '72 when the war was finally ended, why isn't that mentioned more in people's recollections of nixon? i mean, he's known for watergate, he's known for -- but that, to me, is a worse sin that possibly he let the war continue for another four years just to get back at johnson for some reason. loved your comments about band and beating the band. it's so true, man, all the work in the begin

r j in brooklyn, new york, you are on booktv with larry schweikart. i you with us? please go ahead. >> caller: mr schweikart, i have a brief question regarding the past. you use the term conservative, we know it is a wing of the republican party, it always makes me wonder because what are you trying to conserve? you look at the titles of your books, pounding of is, european slave holders, these are people, anybody in who is a minority these other people we look up to, we start from that point. conservative, what you trying to conserve? the next question is you can tell america, everybody not being indoctrinated, reading for themselves, not becoming just christian because the -- everybody is thinking for themselves and a problem the conservative movement is having is different people of different religions, people who are hispanics, minorities, how do you as a conservative, how are you able to maintain a conservative viewpoint? how can intellectuals' based on an ideology that doesn't -- based on nothing but european ancestry and culture? that would be my question for

coming up after the break police under fire protests over the killing of a brooklyn teenager by new york police officer angry clashes and dozens of arrests . and is there life on mars a russian agrees to help the european space agency's expedition to shed light on the age old question just ahead. with. its technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything is. welcome to the big picture. is easy. to. talk about here with our team or world news for you know the killing of a black teenager by the new york police has caused public outrage and evoked a weeklong protest in brooklyn the activists chanted slogans accusing the n.y.p.d. of racism and cruelty or clashes between demonstrators and the unfortunate officials resulted in dozens of arrests. and to see it as a story. oh that's. sixteen year old kimani gray was killed by police shot four times in the front and three in t

. >> in the 1990's when i was a prosecutor in brooklyn, new york crime was rampant. my star witness had a rap sheet an inch thick got caught in one lie i'd lose every case, jurors don't hold witnesses to such a high degree regarding one lie or two lies, especially for something that's inconsequential, where were you at the time of the funeral. i think that-- >> i was in the hospital. i mean, that's-- it's not like i can't remember i think i was busy that day. i was in the hospital is from i was never in the hospital. >> your honor, a good prosecutor is going to get over that without breaking a sweat. without breaking a sweat. >> megyn: jonna, you used to prosecute cases and-- >> she's the main witness, not only the main witness in favor of the state, but we have physical evidence on the defense side that she's going to counter with her testimony? come on, if we can't believe what she is saying, arthur, then why would you ask her to do that. >> as you know, people don't walk onto the witness stand without being prepared by the prosecutor and the prosecutor will spend

the couple had been inside a taxicab broadsided by another car in brooklyn, new york, yesterday that's mother was pregnant at the time. doctors were able to deliver the baby by caesarian section, but we just learned the baby has died. >>> casey anthony set to meet in tampa with creditors, part of her chapter 7 bankruptcy hearings. anthony was acquitted of killing her daughter caylee two years ago. >>> the facebook we've finally gotten used to has changed again. it's expected to bring more features to mobile platforms, including smartphones, revamped look this thursday. >>> stars of the sitcom requested mot easte"modern family" left hanging inside an elevator in kansas city, missouri. >> get us out. >> whole room. get us out. >> they got stuck on their way to a charity event, and they continued the laughs on twitter. stone street tweeted, i honestly handled being stuck in an elevator for 50 minutes better than i thought. all jesse tyler did was pass wind. >>> you probably all agree that people talking lioudly on their cell phone anywhere is annoying. >> i don't talk loudly. i whisper. >

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mark is up next in brooklyn, new york, democrat.aller: i am kind of wondering why it is so easy to cut programs here in america and we put all kinds of money in that war. we always said in the 1980's that if the gun control of oil before the russians did, that would control prices. but that did not happen. i think it was a lie from beginning. host: we're talking $85 billion in budget cuts. what do you think should be done now? caller: the oil industry made all that money. they should try to work with congress and put the money they're making. they're making all kinds of money off the american public. why are they not putting the money in instead of keeping it for themselves? host: during the course of the morning, while we are talking to the viewers at home, and you can participate on facebook and twitter if, we will read some of those comments and will show you what was said on capitol hill leading up to this moment, the sequestration set to kick in today. from congressional leaders and others. let's start from the house side, spea

already today well coming up after the break police under fire protesting the killing of a brooklyn teenager by a new york police officer bitter angry clashes and dozens of arrests. last few popo problems as francis the first gives his first weekly address we look at the background of the man who has pledged to return the catholic church to its humble roots. its technology innovation all the developments from around russia we've got the future covered. story. is a big. news today. these are the images. from the streets of canada. corp the day. welcome back the killing of a sixteen year old boy by the new york police as coursed public outrage and protests in brooklyn the activists chanted slogans accusing the n.y.p.d. of racism and cruelty clashes between demonstrators annoyed force of officials resulted in dozens of arrests. as the story. oh that's. sixteen year old kimani gray was killed by police shot four times in the front and three in the back the n.y.p.d. claimed the teen had pointed a gun at them however this remains uncertain that there was a weapon that no one saw and not his friends his family d

and the last one we have there from occupy wall street new york brooklyn took to the streets for the third straight night when will we be heard so laurie do you think you had mentioned that mainstream coverage of this story is scarce and do appears to be a pretty big story somebody should was shot and killed forty six people arrested so do you think people kind of maybe feel like they're being ignored in social media is the way to get the story out. yeah especially when you have a kid that die it's such a tragedy it's so awful when you have a sixteen year old that dies in your community you want the world to know you want everyone to know that this tragedy happened you want the facts out there and so of course the community feels like they're being jilted by the mainstream media so i think more and more people are realizing that you know it's a grassroots effort if you really want to get the word out if you want to mobilize people and get the word out that mainstream media is not the place to go there you don't expect them to show up do it yourself through

well coming up after the break police under fire protests over the killing of a brooklyn teenager by a new york police officer lead to angry clashes and dozens of arrests plus a new pope old problem as the first gives his first weekly address we look at the background of the man who has pledged to return the catholic church to his humble roots those stories and others after the break. its technology innovation is development from the ground we. have heard. and then something else. and realized. it was a big. news today. these are the images. from the streets of canada. the day. kool aid or. continues here in the killing of a black teenager by the new york police has caused public outrage and evoked week long protests in brooklyn the activist childhood slogans accusing the n.y.p.d. of racism and cruelty clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement officials resulted in dozens of arrests. the story. sixteen year old kimani gray was killed by police shot four times in the front and three in the back the n.y.p.d. claimed the teen had pointed a gun at them however this remains uncertain that th

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brooklyn. controversy swirls over whether new york police officer shot the young man in response to a great pullingout a gun or just adjusting his belt strap his community in brooklyn has been a scene of protests in response to the shooting which have resulted in more than fifty arrests now the two policeman who fired eleven rounds have been named sergeant mo red most read an officer. this isn't the first time the two in my pretty officers have come under questioning regarding their actions in uniform sergeant and has been named in three federal lawsuits and officer card into all five of the lawsuits alleged civil rights violations and ultimately cost new york city about two hundred fifteen thousand dollars to settle currently both of them have been placed on desk duty but gray's death has created more responses than that gray's high school principal matt willoughby wrote about the sophomore and his dedication to learning he said quote my hope is that as a community we can agree that the death of anyone so young is tragic whether this test result in any policy or tactical changes on behalf of the n

really happened to the sixteen year old boy thank you very much marina but now in new york giving us that update the in brooklyn. i j of action involving some of the largest trade unions in europe it is a coinciding with a two day event summit in brussels the protesters all wanted to see drastic job shortages tackled across the bloc a situation that's been made worse by deep austerity cuts international consultant and former deputy speaker of the belgian parliament load of news does as it is a struggle that will last for years. one cannot measure social services and social circle on a day by day basis this is definitely a long term starkness going to take years and definitely what we see now more and more is government and government implemented boluses and do it against the will of their own people now they call it all started they call it courageous decision and someone basically what it is is the destruction of the social compact as it was constructed after the second rule and that is exactly what to program it is that for the moment the willingness to listen to what these people have to say i mean it's alwa