colon cleansing. but is it beneficial at all? could it be dangerous? dr.iegel, you first. >> i say it's never beneficial and it could be dangerous. and if it's hydro therapy, we're talking about a tube here, you can perforate the colon. and i have a question for my patients out there. why is it you're so afraid of having to prep for a colonoscopy and you have these things which is the same thing? a prep for a colonoscopy, at least i have a medical reason for it and there's no evidence that preps for colonoscopy, when you go on a liquid diet and clean your system that this has long-term health benefits. these cleanses disturb the colon. we have good bacteria that could be harmed by this. we need that good bacteria and the electrolytes. we have a delicate balance in the kop kol yoen. >> delicate being the optimum word. dr. smad sa mmadi, who are the people offering this? >> this is fda approved. why? because it started off by -- colon ofkpy, severe constipation and radiological images. then this would work. but then it would be before you went to the red car

colon cleansing, could it be doing more harm than good? this is an important one we are covering. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. chse two melt-in-your mouth ees, ole garden's st 2 for $25 yet is endinsoon! like n parmesan crusted chicken, 3 courses, 2 people, st $25 at olive garden! al enjoy weekday signature favorites, four classic pastas, now just $10! is >> a spa used to offer just facials, and now they say colon cleanses improveed your over all well. could it be dangerous? >> i say it is never beneficial and could be dangerous. if it is hydro therapy, you can perforate the co lone why is it you are so afraid of having to prep for the colonoscopy but at least there is a medical reason. you go on a liquid diet and have a cleansing, there is nothing showing long-term health benefits. we have good bacteria in the colon that can b

labeling it ethnic cleansing. the french defense minister is now calling on international forces to put an end to attacks between christians and muslims by force if necessary. our reporter has more. defense minister is visiting the central african republic today, holding talks , of the new president course discussing security and what is needed to stop the violence definitively which has been wreaking havoc in the central african republic. ofre is clearly still a lot work for international forces to do. french and african union troops combined, there are about 7000 soldiers on the ground and violence has been slowed in many areas but we are still seeing intercommunal tensions, pillaging, and lynchings. at the moment, the french troops, their main mission is disarming groups in the north and the west of the country. the french defense minister has hinted previously that he is seeking a prolongation of the french operation -- has not been announced. the defense minister and the central african republic also meet rel

call it necessarily ethnic cleansing that is definitely a movement towards a defect. partition of the country again. i would stress the need to be urgent action taken. to further improve the security situation. efforts at the transitional justice mechanisms to preach. such is continuing. by the three religious leaders of the country to encourage peaceful reconciliation the combination of efforts included the international community providing financial management and government. so the store to do the work that is necessary including the police and john barnes contributed to the efforts of mr sanger is to re establish security and chancellor klein . that also includes a humanitarian aid includes paid to the cultural sector which is really reaching a critical juncture. so the combination of all this assistance above all security assistance so that the various communities feel comfortable returning to a region from over. to incorporate we come back and ask the rest of our panelists if that's doable at this point to bring security back to the soundtrack of the stay with u

amnesty international is accusing militia of ethnic clepsing and with the -- cleansing and with the food crisis more are going hungry. >> the democratic alliance is planning a rally in johannesburg in a couple of hours. its leader and party supporters will march to the headquarters of the african national congress party to highlight a failure to create jobs and deal with unemployment. interpretation surrounding this one. is it warranted? >> yes, i think it is. if we look back to the last time the democratic alliance tried something like this, wanting to march to headquarters, one of the governing partners, there was violence on down up to joe burg, catching a lot by surprise. the proposal to mamp to a.n.c. -- march to a.n.c. headquarters made a lot of people worried. as we drove into town we saw bus loads of people from the da, and the a.n.c. moved to the central city. there'll be hundreds, if not thousands of supporters in downtown joe berg. as the buses passed each other, people were yelling, making hand gestures. there's a high level of interpretation. the da wants it to be a peaceful

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gruesome people cut in pieces with a saw in one nine hundred forty three conducted a total ethnic cleansing schools in ukraine that is to destroy all poles living on a territory they considered their property after the bowling slaughter of the murders of them both continued war of the and third option region of the worry craniums we try to help them provide shelter but those ukrainians riffling through . seven decades later when ukraine's opposition faced off with the government pictures of those behind the slaughter resurfaced in the heart of the protest the man who formed the 1940's insurgent movement in ukraine step on when there is still pretty much tearing the country apart while many call him a killer and cannot forgive the atrocities his movement had committed some at the my john cleary guarding him as a hero warsaw has been supportive of ukraine's protesters all along despite a chunk of the radical right there is supporting the man who brought so much pain to the polish nation unpunished minors which haven't been prosecuted well. always spawn new murders standing at his father's gra

thousand poles jews and their medians were not as lucky some of murders in what was a genuine ethnic cleansing buy up our troops were extremely gruesome people cut in pieces with a saw in one thousand forty three conducted a total ethnic cleansing in pools in ukraine that is to destroy all pools living on a.

the cleansing must be stopped. >> the poor land-locked country has descended into chaos for close to a year now. the seleca coalition from the muslim-dominated north overthrew the central government last ma in december, after nine months of spiraling sectarian drive, france sent 1600 soldiers. i think what's important is that we assume our international responsibilities. europe must do their part as well. >> the alliance eventually pressured the sell he can a liter to step down from government last month. cathryn sarapanza is acting as. >> i swear in front of god and in front of the nation to respect the transitional constitutional to agree that independence and the continuity of the public to savegard our integrity and preserve peace now a loose coalition has sworn revenge on the seleca and the country's muslim communities for previous atrocities. thousands of muslims are fleeing. >> it's entirely possible in just a few weeks from now, there will be no more muslims in bangee and much of the west of central african republic. >> the mutual hatred is spurring mass looting and anarchy a

a mass grave was found, confirming suspicions of ethnic cleansing. the new interim president catherine samba-panza has little practical power to end the violence and has declared war. the death toll since december is more than 1,000. more than 100 of those victims, too young to understand the fighting. children losing their lives, home, childhood. unicef says children are targeted because of their religion or community. they called for an end to the violence against children and started a global initiative. they are building awareness about the global issues, and specifically to draw attention to urgent cases. that is more than 130 children brutally murdered. >> the amnesty worker that discovered the 11-year-old girl is donatella rovera. welcome. tell us how you found this child? >> i'd gone to the town of bogara, about 300km west of the capital to investigate reports of a massacre that had occurred on 24 january. when i got to the town last thursday, another massacre had taken place in the town on 10 february. bodies were littering the streets. dogs

there are just so many things coming at you every single day, it really does, it's a very, i think, cleansing thing to be to the get out and be able to do it. i miss running day-to-day. i hope to get back to it at some point. you know, just all that comes with it. >> in terms of logistics, south dakota is not the easiest place to get to and from. how do you to that? >> the congressional schedule in many cases, those of us who do go back and forth will go out after the last votes of the week. whenever congress is in session, i'm here. when i'm out -- when we're out of session, i'm back in the state, or traveling elsewhere as necessary. but we go generally through minneapolis into sioux falls, occasion ll through chicago. you get used to it. it gets built into your schedule. you develop a rhythm around it. but i've never -- travel is tiring. i typically get asked the question, what's the best part and worst part of your job, i tell people the worst part sometimes is getting and from it. but it's what -- is getting to and from it. but it's what i signed up for. you build into your week and your

there is ethnic cleansing taking place and it must be stopped. >> descending into chaos for close to a year, the seleka division overthrow the government last march. france sent 1600 soldiers to try to bring order along side is a 0 africaen troops. >> i think what is important is we assume our international responsibilities. europe must do its part as well. >> the alliance pressured seleka leader to step down last month. now acting as the interim president. >> i swear in front of god and in front of the nation to respect the transitional constitutional charter to agree that independence and the community of the public to regard tour territory, integrity, and preserve our peace. >> but now a loose coalition known as the anti-bal akas have sworn revenge on seleka for previous atrocities. thousands of muslims are being it's entirely possible that in a few weeks from now there will be no more muslims in bangui and the rest of central african republic. >> the hat red is futurin fuelis looting across the country. >> when i opened the door i was shot at. they shot me in the leg. i was taken

before we talk about sending extra troops, you are calling this ethnic cleansing. quite a claim. why do you say that? >> we're calling it ethnic cleansing because of the pattern we have seen emerging over the country. at the moment the muslim community is effectively being driven out. they are fleeing by thousands into chad. massive convoys are believing the towns and cities to get to chad to flee to safety. this is an unprecedented level of flight that is taking place in the country, and is the result of a long legacy of the history that's happened in the country, and the changes that have taken place. >> and is it correct to say there is nobody capable of stopping them? >> what is happening as we look at the history of the country, you had the president come into power in march last year, with celica forces. they killed people in their hundreds, which created this muslim-christian divide. so the resentment to the two communities has built out, and now we have a situation where there is huge revenge attacks coming from the christian community against the terror th

s suspicions of ethnic cleansing.he country's new interim account, catherine samba panza has had little to quell the violence. death toll is more than a thousand, more than 100 of those victims, too young to understand the fighting, children losing their homes, that are lives their childhood. they've called to an end -- for an end to the violence. global initiative, #end the violence, global issue of violence against children everywhere. and specifically to draw attention to certain urgent cases like that which is happening in central african republic. 130 children brutally murdered in just the past two months. >> richelle, thanks. the amnesty worker who discovered that young girl, donatella rivera. tell us how you had found this child? >> i had gone to the town of bugara, which is about 300 kilometers west of the capitol to investigate reports of a massacre that had occurred there on the 23rd of january. however, when i got to the town last thursday afternoon i discovered that another massacre had taken place in the

he justified it and said that were it not for this massive campaign of ethnic cleansing, i would have never been bored. to grapple with the moral implications is to institute. in other words he would like to see the refugee status of palestinians who have been expelled, currently 7 million palestinian refugees living row, to be consolidated. this is kind of a consensus view of the zionist left in israel. it is why he has been sort of celebrated in this country. it is helping. think that the efforts to promote his book are helping psychologically prepare people here for the coming discussion about 1948 sense of discussion no longer focuses on two states in 1967. it is going to go back to 1948. then you have right-wingers like lieberman, like its new. to his right lung right-wingers like the sarah palin of israel and you actually speak better english than sarah palin. she is 32 years old. she's very pretty intelligent and well spoken. and she is the deputy transportation ministers europe. and she held hearings against assimilation or jewish arab relationships. and it is valid to expel o

. >> ethnic cleansing in central african republic, investigators find a mass grave. >> an aimish couple fighting ohio over chemotherapy treatment for an 11-year-old girl. >> thunder road - the first report from a photographer who turns america's extreme weather into works of art. >> from the deep south to the canadian border there was a collective grown of enough already. the latest winter storm is more than many can take. white outs, icy roads, travel nightmares and downed powerlines. it's far from over. hitting the north-east and new england, where some places will get 2 feet of snow. hundreds have no power, and there's no telling when the lights will come on again. jennifer london is here in new york with the latest on the storm. >> mother nature holding nothing back. it's been a steady combination of snow, sleet, freezing rain. that is what we are seeing right now. in the winter it is not unexpected to see snow. this even the amount of snow fall and the amount of storms is not expected, and it is definitely not normal. consider this - by 10:30am central park saw an accumulation of 9

amnesty international describe the situation as ethnic cleansing. violence has been called a security issue. the secretary-general says hate speech is part of the problem. >> mass, atrocities and sectarian cleansing loom over this central african republic. public flinchings, horrendous acts of violence are spreading mayhem and fear. >> it could lead to decades of debilitating conflict. >> it's becoming more likely that they take charge of the african led peacekeeping missions. >> hundreds clash with forces in caracas. thousands poured on to the streets angry at economic woes and crime. >> there are closed door meetings in italy to decide who will be the prime minister. letta handed in his res iing nation, after a no confidence vote. he's the third among many years. florence's mayor is expected to take his place. >> secretary of state john kerry talking about north korea's nuclear program with a diplomat in china. ize you cz letta handed in his res iing ize you cz ize you cz >> good morning to you. welcome back. you're watching al jazeera america. i'

he ethnically cleansed -- not egg necessarily -- cleansed -- -- chez nia. and mr.forget to mention that planeloads of russian military equipment are landing in damascus, they're killing syrians, men, women and children, the guy is causing all kind of problems to every country on the periphery of russia. he -- well, he is what he is. he is an old colonel kgb, nothing more, nothing less, and machine costas giving him this kind of credit borders on the ludicrous. >> you're not making a general damning inindictment of people who read prompter for a living, right? >> not at all, and i have admired bob costas' knowledge of sports and his in-department analysis from time to time. i watch his program quite often. but on this one, bob, stick to the hockey games, will you? >> senator john mccain, thank you very much. in the meantime, to all the 99ers, this billionaire just said folks like him in the 1% work harder. fair game or a cheap shot? [ male announcer ] marie callender's knows you may not have time to roll out a perfectly flaky crust that's made from scratch. or mix v

and blood, zein would say, blood must cleanse blood. >> in societies where honor killings are common,t is generally a killing done by a male member of a family, presumably to avenge a dishonor on the honor of the female member of the family. she had a black boyfriend. this was enough to cause the anger of her family and her father to arise to the boiling point, where indeed he felt the family had been so shamed by her indiscretion that the only way to avenge it was to kill her. >> prosecutors were convinced she had been murdered in cold blood by her own parents. but they knew a conviction would be difficult. it would be the isas' story of self-defense against the opinion of the medical examiner. but soon, investigators got an unexpected break. the fbi admitted they had wire tapped the isas' home because of zein's suspected ties to known terrorists. >> wiretaps were put in under the foreign intelligence surveillance act, known as fisa. fisa allows the fbi to tap you, wiretaps, that run reel to reel, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> isa was not considered important enough to monito

. >> this is the way, and tokyo continues it's cleanse. >> recent reports of the south korean media,things korean seemed overflowing. but within the activity, the hard edges and the distrustful present remains. >> the name of the water where the contested islands lie is disputed. south korea calls it the east sea. >>> did you feel anything last night? a massive astroid risked right past earth, 2 million miles away. it's as large as three football fields, and traveling of 27 miles per hour when it dipped right toward our planet. it happened monday night. it was eight times as far from us as the moon. the astroid comes a year after a smaller one shattered windows, and injured more than 1500 people. that will do it for this edition of aljazeera news, i'm thomas graden in new york. >>> hi, i am lisa fletcher and you are in "the stream." states spend more on prisons than schools, but could a push from washington change that? we are going take a look at renewed efforts to store restore rights to ex-cons ♪ ♪ th

he pushed through the indian removal act which was an official state push of ethnic cleansing that ledo the trail of tears. he overruled the supreme court. tens of thousands of indians removed from the south forcibly in what was one of the most shameful moments in all of american history. and i want to say this about andrew jackson. this is a guy who at the end of his life says this. he had but two regrets. he had been unable to shoot henry clay or hang john c. calhoun. by the way, i don't like john c. calhoun. that said, the thing to think about this guy is that he was one of the most -- like, the idea that this person ran the american state, this incredibly violent man, who in his personal life, in what he did in office, was just this omni directional maelstrom of violence against people that he was just racks up kills. i mean, this is andrew jackson. >> i'm sold. >> yes. well, the other thing i will say is that he also got rid of the bank which led to massive amounts of crisis. the big question i think on the table, dorian, i'll put it to you is, is it true, how do you make the case

sectarian cleansing had not solved problem. by july of 2008 when the surge ends, there's no violence to speak of. and thus the surge that -- i already covered this. he would not have offered a ceasefire had the summering not improved security. basically says we are losing. many of the risks identified in the campaign plan have materialized. the assumption did not hold. we're failing to achieve our objectives. we need to protect the -- sectarian violence. so he didn't believe that his strategy was succeeding and neither did the folks that worked on the creation of the surge. and the iraq study group report we were caught in the mission that more foreseeable end at that point in time. unfortunately they were right. myth number nine the real reason for the improved security was the improvement capability for special operations forces. general mccrystal would degree with this. it's the synergy between the conventional and the special operations forces. the conventional forces taking and holding ground and the special operations for

in the form of don't cleanse they could implement a remarkably elaborate security concept. today more than seventy thousand people work in canary wharf there are hotels and apartments and the popular shopping mall. is a new scale of privatized space the very tightly defended and highly privatized idea of the city which has come under a lot of criticism as being a sort of and playful of powerful and wealthy groups literally separated off from the rest of the city almost by mediæval motes using the wall to systems of the dock clients. the access roads to the city within a city as accused by checkpoints. a private security service can deny access without reason that any time. is this the city of the future accessible only to the wealthy and powerful to fit into. this brave new world. so the legal aspects of this a really important that means that they owners of their space define what is legally allowed and what is prohibited for their oath by all their legal sanctions which means that political activity is actually illegal in this space it's illegal to have a political demons

it's been described as ethnic cleansing. the newly-elected president rejects that, calling the violence a security issue. >> a below to gun control ad advocates, is ruling. >> a big step for marijuana settlers. the government gives banks guidelines or dealing with pot proceeds. las are >> the pennsylvania turn pike reopened after being shut down for hours on friday. slick highway conditions caused a series of accidents involving more than 100 cars and trucks. 30 were injured. traffic was backed up for miles while crews worked to clear it. >> the obama administration administration is giving banks the go ahead to work with marijuana clinics. >> i'm in a marijuana shop in downtown den vever. you can see the grow resume. the bureau of treasury, financial crimes network, eagerly received by the industry are hoping that shops like this can do business with banks. let's hear and an industry rep said earlier today? >> it's a huge development for the industry. up until this point the businesses were forced to operate in an entirely

international aid groups are warning that the fighting in the central african republic amounts to ethnic cleansing. the u.n. chief ban ki-moon said the violence could split the country and appealing for france to send in help. >> a grim discovery in the capital bangui. african union peacekeepers uncover a mass grave at a military camp believed to have been used by muslim seleka rebels. >> translation: i smelt it and told myself it couldn't come from a small animal. i reported it to my superiors and they told me to search. i found this. >> seleka militia, backed by senior politicians creased power. christians were under attack. things have changed. >> translation: we were talking about the ex-seleka. when the behaviour started, these are criminal acts and we should punish them. >> the defence minister visited troops. 1600 of them. the u.n. scrern ban ki-moon says its not enough and is appealing to france to send in more help. the interim president of the car wants help. catherine samba-panza asked for a un-peacekeeping mission to join the 6,000 peacekeepers already there. >> i have addressed the po

cells where we wipe out the bone marrow, we can preplace it with a person's own cells that have been cleansed of the cancer cells. it made a dramatic change in the disease. it is no longer the uniform killer. >> how do you know you have it? >> what you would do is get the urine protein, meaning you get your urine and blood and you get the urine and the blood test and you look for the proteins that mark is talking about. the reason why i jumped in, i want to make sure people know about the international myeloma foundation. 1-800-452-2873. i will post this on my facebook. this is the foundation that reaches out to a lot of people. a lot of support out there. the prognosis is not so great, but we made a huge leadership in the bone marrow transplants. this is your own cells to make sure you do well. >> the diagnostic question. you look for that in the blood and you have to confirm it by finding the malignant cells. that is the yj that is making the blood cells. >> our wishes are with tom brocaw and his family. >> waiting to hear a good news story that we made progress in the field of cancer. we w

after we wipe out the bone marrow, we're able to replace it with a person's own cells that have been cleansed of the cancer cells. so, it's made a dramatic change in this disease. no longer the uniform killer. >> how do they detect it? how do you know you have that type of cancer? >> you will get the urine protein. you get your urine and get your blood and your urine test and your blood test and basically look for the spike of some of the proteins that marc is talking about. i want to make sure that people know about this international myeloma foundation and you can call, 1-800-452-2873 and i'll post this on my facebook. 1-800-452-2872. a foundation that reaches out to a lot of people and a lot of support out there. as marc mentioned, the prognosis is still not that great, but we made a huge leap in some of these bone marrow transplants especially your own cells to make sure shat ythat you do wel >> abnormal proteins you look for that in the blood and then confirm it by going into the bone marrow itself and finding the malignant cells. that bone marrow being the engine that makes your blood c

some do candida cleanses and reduce their sugar intake, still have candida. many times it's from mercury toxicity. the vaccines that still contain mercury as well and environmental or food exposures. we want to get the mercury out as well. the candida can grow, so it's not really a bad guy, it's an adaptation for survival. >> but too much overwhelms the system. >> yeah. silver can neutralize, in a form like this. we can actually use silver symptomatically. like in the sinuses, you have a version to spray in. >> we use that in our house, too. great for sore throats as well. >> i'm not opposed to it. people are going to say, he doesn't want me to get relief. no, i wanted relief, too. wouldn't you rather be done with the allergies altogether? >> absolutely. and that is why i asked you on this show. that's perfect, because salt is great for someone eating a great diet, and is able to utilize that salt. but this is a more encompassing regime. thank you so much, doctor, for being here. >> carol, always nice to be here. >> nice to meet you finally. >>> are you aller

amnesty international slams the violence in central african republic, calling it ethnic cleansing. the french defense minister is now ask an international forces to put an end to attacks between christians and muslims by force if necessary. french president francois hollande continues his pr mission in silicon valley.

i personally was a complete cleansing of the system. i want real position to go through major reviews to sell every person understands for whom the opposing to the suddenly know everything but those whom we are electing the team started to wiggle and ceo positions in the dough out onto me put up with them. remember the lessons of two thousand and four. in less than the lists we wanna see new faces one of those who are making the revolution had to be but give the lie is not the politicians answer but i don't begin distributing it has been prime minister in she didn't change anything it was the acting present only center thirteen oh seven sunday he was ready to talk to the leadership of russia to try and improve relations in an address to the nation he also said another priority is the return to the path of european integration. with victory on the carpet remaining side and despite the historic changes taking place this growing speculation of the way he might be hiding. the deposed president is said to let the capital aboard a helicopter

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was in place when volcker basically slammed on the brakes and forced the economy to go through a cleansing and ordered to purge the runaway you know inflation of commodities and goods so there is nothing in the statute says the interest rates have to be zero through to fifteen that they need to pay the ten year rate under three percent or whatever they're doing the mandate is so vague elastic and generalized that it provides scope for the fed to run a sound money that allows the market to discover the correct pricing of money and debt and equity securities and options and all the rest of it rather than trying to dictate it and run what i call a monetary central planning system from the eccles building which is totally impossible look at how wrong they have been in their forecasts going all the way back to the sub prime is contained and there is no recession i mean and and we're now going to have a booming recovery none of that has happened and it proves that their models are no good they ought to be trash can and they ought to get out of the business of trying to drive the economy what i s

discussing and they are not at all targeted against the whole of ukraine they are targeted against cleanse like the sons of coverage. of mr as that of mr upwards of mr etc what about the fact that the talk about police brutality in the way that this source is a bit dealing with these protests in fact a number of officers have been injured a huge number even killed beaten set on fire and shot why is the e.u. actually overlooking the violence against the authorities there. ok against this so i never said that i have no sorrow for policeman it but i am following the developments in ukraine closely i have been there. i think three weeks over all in two months and the escalation of violence was started from the site of the government. the president crane and what. part of an escalated would have been prepared. in the government not in the streets of here but what we're seeing are street protests does the e.u. then say that street protests should determine a country's leadership in the future not a democratic process because that's after all what the e.u. is doing is encouraging the opposition t

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