more news today violence has once again fled the fighting these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. live. the speed. with. live. good lives. and. american whistleblower edward snowden remains stuck in the transit zone of a moscow airport as russian human rights activists urge president putin to help the fugitive. despite the blow to british intelligence from snowden's leaks the u.k. financial chief announces a funding boost for the country spying agencies fast slashing welfare spending. and deadly scenes of unrest in egypt yes again is the opposition geared up to mark the first anniversary of the president's inauguration with nationwide protests. a welcome you watching.

in these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. the giant corporations are all today. modern day exit as christian communities in the greater middle east have been on the decline for the past century particularly over the last decade what accounts for this arab nationalism the advent of the arab spring or the logical outcome of western meddling and outside intervention. i'm sam sachs in for tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. the n.r.a. already gun control using scare tactics and lies now looks it could do the same to a worldwide effort to clamp down on the global arms trade why is the gun lobby taking the side of genocidal war lords. in just a moment also yesterday monsanto said that it will no longer try to sell genetically modified seeds in the european union of other western nations can get it together when it comes to g.m. owes why can't the united states and last week federal prosecutors prosecutors announced that they were charging the website.

news today violence has once again flared up spring these are the images cobol has been seeing from history that canada. china operations are rooted a spy. the british foreign secretary arrives in edinburgh to spearhead efforts to convince scotland its future and its all money should stay within the united kingdom. demonstrators in turkey and your another night of heavy policing as the ruling party m.p. tells r.t. the crackdown is being forced by stream it's plaguing the protest movement. in criticism over the treatment of one ton of detainees. president obama to allow independent medical examinations for those on hunger strike at the notorious prison . international in.

has left at least three people dead in cobol on the day nato hands over security to national afghan forcespolice say the attack happened to the west of the capital near the national parliament the security transfer is a significant milestone towards the full withdrawal of coalition troops planned for the end of next year. america is skeptical over north korea's proposal to launch high level talks between them to reduce tensions on the korean peninsula the obama administration says it wants actions not words asia specialist him below says america is unwilling to negotiate because it won't benefit from pace in the region. preconditions are there so that the negotiations won't get off the ground. if you don't want to have negotiations. simplest way to do that. so this is why is. the man preconditions of the. set so that i think it's well. then the question of course is why they do that why didn't they. you know that that's the difficult one and i think basically it was the number of reasons but the main reason is is china wants tensions on the korean peninsula is the containment of china so t

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule today. egypt descends into deadly political strife with street battles between pro and anti regime mobs leaving three people dead including a u.s. national. as washington's hunt for whistleblower edward snowden goes on a four star u.s. general is under investigation for allegedly disclosing a cyber attack against iran's nuclear program. and the german state t.v. channel is accused of paying its guest to criticize rush's judgment in the case of the notorious punk protest group pussy riot.

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations rule the day. welcome back to the kaiser report imax geyser time at a target george galloway a member of parliament here in the u.k. george galloway welcome to the classroom part all right george galloway i got to get to this right away you're against scottish independence tell us the economic and monetary reasons for your position for first of all it wouldn't really be independence we'd still be in the european union and we'd still have an unelected monarch as our head of state and of course the question of which currency we would use is a moot one. bank of england the treasury would surely not allow an independent country to operate the punt because that would be giving the scottish government power without responsibility and the westminster or thought it is in the city it would have no authority over what the scottish government the newly independent squatter state was doing with the currency doing with rates of tax doing with interest rates and so on so that's an

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these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations are rooted a. welcome back to the show we're talking to is larry king the person who usually asks questions but today he is here to answer some of you back. know you sought to be close to some pretty influential people just being friends with powerful people make you feel powerful. you know everyone learned a long time ago people put their pants on one leg at a time. it's nice to be around part of your impress with people who are powerful but i still go home much though my children i still take out the garbage the wife still yells at you. if it really is we're all human beings on this planet we all trying to survive we're all trying to make a living. i never thought of myself as powerful i knew i had a voice i knew it i knew i went all over the world but i never why i never walked i don't now i never felt like i had power you know has power the people who own the cameras have power. of the who's of the world and the artes of the world in the c.n.n. severe they hav

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are old today. yesterday will be marked a historic day for gay rights activist the defense of marriage act which denied federal benefits to same sex married couples was deemed a net constitutional by the supreme court for this gay rights case united states versus windsor was actually a tax case you know the ones are challenge the constitutionality of doma after having to pay over three hundred thousand dollars and federal estate taxes that would have been exempt of the government recognizes the couple's same sex marriage here to talk about the tax and financial implications of this supreme court ruling and connie he is a member of the board of directors of the american conservative union and a former senior bush official thanks for joining us thanks for having me here and so you're a conservative and you support striking down doma why is that why i believe in giving the states the option and the right to make their own laws including lead to marriage so in that rega

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are today. good afternoon and welcome to prime interest i'm harry and boring here in washington d c let's get to the day's headlines. for you mom and dad once in a while that's what the world's most powerful monetary manipulator told princeton grads over the weekend that would be chairman ben bernanke he was a princeton professor himself other pearls if you uniform isn't dirty you haven't been in the game well after four and a half years of near zero interest rate policy a mighty branding were afraid to see just how dirty the chairman's uniform is that this point but don't worry i've heard channeling poet robert burns and the chairman close and true truman ask fashion give him hell.

these are the images cobol has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are over the day. the sun. bug a bag joining me for tonight's big picture politics panels are here a new civil case tiger and neil mccabe let's get back to it yesterday hundreds of mares at the u.s. conference of mayors in las vegas official i don't know if this was official official but hundreds of members approved a symbolic measure urging the federal government to allow states and localities more freedom in forcing marijuana laws and others to the states and localities quote states and localities should be able to set whatever marijuana policy public policies work best to improve the public safety and health of their communities is this is this is this turning out to be the new states' rights issue it seems like that's the case no we definitely seen the growth in the number of states that are seeing the increased cost of forcing drug laws and so this argument for decriminalization is starting to gain some traction in a lot of places colorado in two thousand and twe