riot officers pointy cassandra booklets as protesters tried to storm the barricades. dozens of people were reported injured in a car chase. meanwhile again nations predicts the group one cox television stations. the man seated across the country position he gets to pick out two bands that he'd met with prime minister he look giving me two days to come a great night i hear is known for its negotiation with the government's. whether the government in nineteen oh one attacks it's our conditions or not it is up today. kokoda. you're on sunday so that helps the band sold to ratchet up pressure on the point is that the two state employees to take monday off work. we get a ship sinking its governments controlled by his brother text in himself and ousted prime minister. they want to replace one unelected people's council. abreu governmovernment. rich is that the prime minister remains finance democratically elected leader. i'm not in the us government was in the states looked and still live in eighteen nine the previous government. my intention is to be missed. we had to pee

matter in the end the market will impose higher interest rates my concern and i'm trying not to be a cassandra i'm just pointing out the realities that a lot of the mainstream commentators seem to be ignoring my concern is what happens if households stress test their personal finances three four five percent base rates of interest which then of course will kick up in the commercial marketplace where people actually borrow and so they talk about living standards falling sharply you just look at a couple of numbers as you point out debt is growing faster than g.d.p. another interesting number is that wages are way below even the government's stated inflation rate which is considerably less than the actual inflation rate if you include things like food and energy so we tween those two having declining wages and housing. and that if you put on all together in your living standards start to collapse and so the policy therefore from ask warren crowe you have to ask yourself do they are they tone deaf they don't understand the damage that they're doing are they just service saying a few folks to get

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cassandra lizzaire, our , thank you forow the report. when we come back, we hold a roundtable discussion on the issue of aging political prisoners. we will be joined by two former prisoners, a lawyer that represents them, and a u.n. repertory who was himself a prisoner in argentina. democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. we will be back in a minute. ♪ {music break] >> "attica blues" by archie shepp. democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. joined by a number of guests, including soffiyah elijah. she won the release of marilyn buck in 2010 so that she can live her final weeks in freedom before she died from cancer. as thealso has a career executive director for the correctional. first i want to turn to a comment made by former u.s. andrew young. frenchter with a newspaper asked him about the treatment of political dissidents. young famously raise the issue of political prisoners here in the u.s. he said -- in reference to jailed civil rights and antiwar protesters. , definedelijah p

tha pessimistic has sold run that screen there areer negative thinkers through the ages a there is cassandraw the world was in the but nobody could believe her. [lauter] melissa: she was right? >> murphy's law whenever could go wrong. >> i know that too well. >> also the one predictingow the meltdown but never made money personally and did not get rich they do have another making hundreds off millions of dollars by investments in. melissa: but did dints hap gabriela pdict those small towns? you always love forhe next disaster. >> if you look you will find it. >> youet cannot just be into that mind set.u g if you get too relaxed to have to have the adrenaline and look where things may go m wrong and to find the common t ground to have the upbeat attitude but don't take anything for granted. melissa: but you are theto doctor of sport psychology you envision yourselfth hitting the ball and givinghe the perfect speech that you don't think about you may drop your papers or spill coffee or dat you have to focus or visualize yourself. >> that does work but there is a step before that preparing as m

it's late afternoon and cassandra from new jersey is on the flat form on the way to work. a young couple at odds and pulls out the camera phone. >> i started recording on the platform because i thought he would snap. i thought he was going to hit her. he just kept walks away from her. >> the train arrives and the arguing couple boards the same car. by now the young woman is causing a scene. >> wow! >> everybody got on the train sad down and they were watching her act out on this boy who clearly didn't do anything back to her. didn't call her names or anything. >> the young man sits there. >> you are not going to mistreat me and think it's okay. it's not okay to mistreat girls. >> after seeing the young woman kick, spit, and nearly push him off the seat. at least one passenger speaks up. >> both of you sit down and shut up. the passenger reports it to the conductor who stops the train and contacts authorities. >> you know they are going to call the cops on y'all for acting up. i bet they will get y'all off the train. >> i thought they would have stopped after that, but she