norway runs the operation from its military headquarters, which it moved 600 miles north to buddha. becoming the only country with a military headquarters inside the arctic circle. a reason for the move - to keep better tabs on russia. buried deep inside an arctic mountain norwegian officers track incoming russian bombers on monitors, only imaging conjuring up memories of 1950 cold war civil ans and lately that as come back to life. brinksmanship between n.a.t.o. and russia has existed. the crisis in ukraine may have redefined moscow's relation with the west. >> the ukranian crisis pushed the russia-west relationship over the cliff and into something qualitatively different to what we had in the cold war period. >> reporter: in a speech vladimir putin made to russian parliament, he outlined a new figs, moscow would -- vision, moscow would protect what it influence. >> there was a part in which he warned russia's western colleagues that if you press a spring to the limit, at some point it will spring back hard. that's the new foreign policy of russia, springing back against west. >>

and the buddha, and jesus. where did their sense of morality, if that's what it is -- where did that come from sniff it was in fact convenient and if it was economic which i -- economically prosperous to continue on with war, how did they come upon this view that hurting other people was not a good thing? >> guest: you know, i think we have inherited this stubborn sense that life -- people should live in equality with one another from the hunter gatherers, from the time before civilization, the longest part of our history, 20,000 years or more. and this has -- because hunter gathererrer societies, they are -- we can tell from modern hunter gatherer societies are essentially egalitarian. they have to be, because there isn't enough -- there's no surplus of wealth. wealth has to be shared or the tribe doesn't survive. and everybody has the same fighting skills so it's almost impossible for one leader to emerge and suppress the others, and they're small communities. but is ingrained in all of us that -- one of the

japanese police have arrested four south korean men on suspicion of stealing an ancient statue of buddha. they say the men took it from a temple in nagasaki prefecture. the head priest of the temple called police after finding the depository's lock broken. he said a bronze statue was missing along with several buddhist scriptures. police arrested the four men as they were about to leave for south korea aboard a ship. they were carrying the statue. two of the four have reportedly confe confessed. the ten centimeter tall statue is believed to have been a gift from the ancient sila kingdom on the korean peninsula. it was presented to the temple in the ninth century. and has been designated a cultural asset. two years ago, south korean authorities arrested members of a crime ring that stole two statues of buddha from a temple and shrine on sushima. >>> honda is facing serious issues on their safety record and ron madison is here with more on this story. >> they certainly have been feeling the heat but they have stepped forward and acknowledged some deficiencies. officials at the japanese aut

jigme continues her compassionate work to set her little buddhas on a road to an independent and happyife. ♪ -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> welcome to "newsline." it's thursday, november 13th. i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. >>> the world health organization released an update on the ebola epidemic in west african countries and some other parts of the globe. it says the disease has claimed the lives of more than 5,000 people. the w.h.o. says 14,098 people have been infected with the virus or are suspected to have been infected so far. of them, 5,160 people have died. the report shows the number of new cases is decreasing in the

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talking about one size does not fit all, are we back to the greece needs at bazooka and germany has the buddhas bank -- bundesbank. >> the options he has are relatively limited both in europe and japan. the armory is limited by politics in particular in europe. that is the difference between europe and japan at the moment, what he actually can do. the difference has been that he would want to wait to see how , and qr punched through thus there was a real crisis in which case that could give more political will toward a stage of real qe. when mario draghi speaks, markets are following it up whether he follows with action or not. what was more interesting was the comments from steve murch about the possibility of buying gold and adding a whole bunch of things to the shopping lists, what you hear these things to you pay much attention? >> it is always interesting to see if there are more options. is option of infrastructure a very interesting one but what has been suggested so far is about 11% of gdp and will not make any difference. that seems to us an easy win if you can get through the institut

. >> it simply means you believe in a higher power, whether it be god, buddha, jehovah -- whatever thate faith-based dorm has been a real winner for us here. >> willie williams is one of the 170 inmates living in the faith-based dorm. he admits to killing a woman 17 years ago while high on drugs. >> we both were smoking cocaine. it ran out. i asked her if i could pawn her vcr. she smoked most of the dope and she said no. i got mad, you know, and i took her life. i stabbed her with a kitchen knife. and after i killed her, then i took the vcr and went and pawned it for some more dope. i come to a place and realized that she didn't deserve what i did to her. you know, i was a bad person and i want to change. i want to be different. that's when i got saved. i embraced jesus christ as my lord and savior and i believe he's really real. my hope is that people will see that people can be redeemed. >> would anyone else like to share concerning the letter at this time? >> as an exercise in empathy and self-awareness, inmates seeking rehabilitation are encouraged to write, but not mail, letters of

we get the information transcendence and the religion institutionalizing the best and buddha in his order and of the community life was antisocial way. now the important thing about these communities is that they were always pretty political. they were always an alternative to the violence of aristocratic concern about warfare and gaining wealth and plundering the fields taking up the way. all of that was aggression and the civilized life before. whereas in the earlier christian communities into jewish and muslim it was set up by the prophet and was meant to be both an alternative to the way that the aristocratic court that was conducting itself. >> one of the things that fascinates me is that you talk about how the warfare and violence was necessary for civilization and that without that there would not be any. can you talk about that? >> i came across this fact that in every single civilization before the modern period every single civilization depended on hacker culture and that meant whether it is china, india, europe, the middle east developed a system whereby the small comprising 5%

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the president posed in front of a buddha statue that looked like a massive gold throne as they stepped up their attacks against gruber's comments. >> what this insider is saying, confirms that they were spinning tales from beginning to end because they knew they couldn't tell the truth about obamacare and have a chance of passing it even with the democratic senate with 6 60. >> the president spokesman was actually trying to shift blame to the gop. >> it's been the republicans who have been less forthright and transparent about what the proposed changes before affordable obamacare act would do. >> except it was gruber, an architect of the president's health law who said the opposite. >> lack of transparency is a huge political advantage. basically call it stupidity or whatever but basically that was really, really critical. >> house speaker nancy pelosi who famously said you needed to pass the bill to find out what's in it today tried to say she knew nothing about gruber. >> i don't know who he is. with all due respect to your question, you have a person who wasn't writing our bill kmej

the consensus view is germany needs to step up and the buddhist bank needs to change bank --ne -- buddhas sbank needs to change their tune. >> the side effect will push up the euro a little bit and that has done damage to france and italy, i think the challenge for the ecb is to find a stance of monetary policy that will allow the euro to weaken sufficiently to give france and italy chance to start seeing recovery and growth. i must say the challenges are enormous and i do not believe in the optimism that always comes is from ministerial meetings well-founded, they ought to be very concerned. >> what you think the next step should be? thehe big challenge is that conditions of different member states are very different except they are meant to be setting a single monetary policy. you think they will change the arrangement and become the united states of europe? >> know and there is no support for that. as you can see this year the big change will have to be very clear recognition on the part of the leaders of europe. that looking ahead there will be two different categories for members of

norway runs that operation from its military headquarters, which it recently moved 600 miles north to buddha, becoming the only country with a military headquarters inside the arctic circle. one big reason for the move? to keep better tabs on russia. >> you can watch more of the series, the new cold war tonight. it airs at 7:00 p.m. eastern, 4:00 p.m. pacific time right here on aljazeera. >> pope francis will be making his first trip to the u.s., the announcement coming overnight. the vatican says he'll travel to philadelphia next september for the 2015 world meeting of families. the trip is expected to include stops in washington and the united nations in new york. >> investigators in san jose are investigating what sparked a massive fire at century's old catholic church. it caused significant damage to the building. 100 firefighters rushed to put out the flames, one suffered a mine injury. >> officials at dupont investigating the cause of a chemical leak, four workers were killed, a fifth injured. a chemical used in pesticides leaked from a involve. officials say the incident raises questi

home to the extraordinary washington crossing the delaware in 1851 and the intricate guilded bronze buddhaever will be again. it shows a fertility figure display with the text, here at the met we have artworks that could # #breaktheinternet too. i did sort of love that they were also -- they were being citational of her citation of the the feminist fertility -- the feminine fertility figure. >> first of all, it's about time we got to the white guy talking about this issue. >> yeah. >> what's going on? yeah, i love the idea of the met being like we have to get in on this. i have so much stuff to say. everything you said was really interesting. i want to say something about the eloquent thing. i feel like at this point everyone has a different definition. if that's what she considers eloquent, if that's what she wants to do with her body, that's fine. i would rather see her break the internet than some of these intellectual female politicians who support war crimes. you know what i mean? >> interesting. >> kind of, right? >> i don't know what her politics are, but we don't know if she's prog

the buddha go to church regular, they voted for republicans -- the people that go to church regularly, they voted for republicans by an 18% margin. that willan agenda appeal to all people, but especially christians of all stripes and i think they take that seriously. host: let's go to west virginia where rhett is waiting. caller: good morning. i think john hit something on the head there as far as appealing to the masses. whenever we are engaging in tontity politics, it seems divide people and every kind of dichotomy -- rich, poor, young, old, black, white, democrat, and republican. so, i really think you are onto something there, john. another thing that we might do is soften our image, and not play into these three types that people have of us, and at the same time, maybe we can do some outreach. but i think it would be a mistake to go after their flagship legislation, obamacare, right away, until we have a chance to soften them up to that idea also. host: john feehery, before you get to the affordable care act, on image and outreach that the caller brings up. guest: i think the dem

the buddha go to church regular, they voted for republicans -- the people that go to church regularlythey voted for republicans by an 18% margin. that willan agenda appeal to all people, but especially christians of all stripes and i think they take that seriously. host: let's go to west virginia where rhett is waiting. caller: good morning. i think john hit something on the head there as far as appealing to the masses. whenever we are engaging in tontity politics, it seems divide people and every kind of dichotomy -- rich, poor, young, old, black, white, democrat, and republican. so, i really think you are onto something there, john. another thing that we might do is soften our image, and not play into these three types that people have of us, and at the same time, maybe we can do some outreach. but i think it would be a mistake to go after their flagship legislation, obamacare, right away, until we have a chance to soften them up to that idea also. host: john feehery, before you get to the affordable care act, on image and outreach that the caller brings up. guest: i think the democ