cooperation organization can take place over any conditions under which you are joining for example may we see a situation that you may join the shanghai there's asian together with pakistan saluting is is that possible well this is a group where it is not an exclusive club so i think there would be a number of. would be equally interested like india and i think. it is for the group to consider b.d.s. . applications radius. countries which are interested which have shown interest in becoming. engaged in this process. will see india and pakistan are currently making a major step in normalizing their relations and i'm reading in the wires that you are neutrally first salute stating the visa regime which is a grey state a step this mean that your country has attained worth is about pakistan's commitment to find and punish the people who are who were behind the twenty six eleven attack in mumbai do you work together on that i mean your secret service as your your officers could well be believe that we need to develop cordie of relations. not malays of a relationship really practiced on i th

countries are members of the brics group there are rumors that india may join the shanghai cooperation organization in the near future so how close are the two regional superpowers to creating a regional super alliance we will ask this question to the indian minister of external affairs. india is apparently one of the biggest players in eurasia along with russia and china all three part of a briggs group of leaving emerging economies but they don't consider you a regional alliance a candidate for this role is the shanghai cooperation organization a multi purpose corporation body in eurasia. russia and china are members already but india has observer status there are some issues to be solved before it is admitted and one of them is its relations with pakistan which wants to join us. hello mr krishna welcome to the show thank you very much for being with us. first of all we have read in the news that india has voiced serious concern over the recent launch of the attempt of the launch of an. korean satellite and that and the missile the launch was condemned by the west it was it was condemned by japan

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the protest was peaceful and that organizers cooperated with officers. >>> is wells fargo to blame? consumer editor tom take look at the bank's role and the nation's economic plight. >> san francisco received it's $25 million bailout. but was it a kingpin in the nation's financial collapse. >> a ring later. -- leader. >> i don't think they were as bad as country wide. country wide was probably the biggest and baddest of the banks banks. >> cause t it to be one of five major banks. >> that was because of widespread violations of prosays when it came to providing services to borrowers who were in default or risk of foreclosure. >> two years ago he was fined $85 million for falsifying documents and fairly pushing some customers to higher prices. >> they're not helping you know -- >> released a statement saying it paid $6 billion in taxes last year, but it paid no taxes in 2008, 9 and 10 receiving instead 700 million in tax rebates since then it's made a profit of $49 billion but has laid off 6400 workers. last year it's well paid tough by executives got 180% increase. >> this doesn't m

i'd like to offer for the record a table i got from the organization of economic cooperation development. the oecd, a 50-year-old organization and represents 34 countries, mostly 24 of them european, and in that it's a simple table, compares the tax burden as a percentage of gdp. the united states, these 34 countries, ranks 32 of 34. and it shows that one of the countries that allegedly is somehow more competitive, germany, their tax burden is 55% higher than the united states tax burden. that's the oecd, not me. and the united kingdom, another country a few weeks ago this committee was debating they are somehow stealing our ipos, they have a 42% higher tax burden than the united states. greece has a tax burden of 25% higher than the united states. even turkey's tax burden is higher. the only two countries that have a lower tax burden than ours are chile and mexico on this list. so i'd like to submit that for the record. i ask this mr. secretary because we heard if europe is somehow doing a good job dealing with their issues, and all they are doing is one side of the ledger which is the

. >> the organizers did cooperate with the department and stated their intention was to have a peaceful protest and we believe they were successful. >> reporter: a total of 24 people were arrested in the board room and down on the street. property test pushed the closure of one block to vehicles. at one point they mash marched to bank of america to rally there as well. >> more details on why protesters are targeting wells fargo. after the financial collapse, wells fargo was one of five major banks to settle with government lawyers over its dealing was disstressed homers. >> that was because of widespread violations of law and process. >> wells fargo received paid a back a bailout. it's made a profit of $49 billion and has laid off 6400 workers. >> apple took wall street by surprise with soaring i-phone sales. apple said it sold 35 million in the quarter. apple shares have shadslid. the company announce revenue of more than $39 billion. up 60% from last year. apple's earnings report was after the markets closed but positive news from at&t and verizon helped boost the dow. the nasdaq slip

always has amazed me that people of faith of the different traditions have done so poorly in organizing for cooperative action toward justice and toward the sustainable human future. the encouraging thing to me is that in 1993, right here in chicago, a thing happened which the media did not really widely report- that is, for the first time in history, the religious leaders that we could locate came together at the world parliament- the centennial of the world parliament religions. and rather than merely wanting to get together and discuss the niceties of different points of view theologically in terms of their belief systems, they together raised the question, "what can we do together to begin to try to secure our human future, and an ecological, sustainable environment?" that was a miracle, in many ways, in my view. i'm a kind of a hard-nosed person, i'm not easy to impress, but as i stood out in grant park down here with the dalai lama and thousands of religious leaders from every one of these spiritual tribes that we could find, from the tibetan buddhists to the roman catholics to the wiccans and th

. >>> the head of the organization of economic cooperation and development is urging japanese leaders to get their books in order. japan's debt is percentage of gross domestic product is the highest among industrialized countries. oecd secretary-general garria met with azumi in tokyo. garria encouraged government leaders to push through their plan to double the consumption tax from 5% to 10% by 2015. and he urged them to take other measures to reduce public debt. azumi said government leaders will raise income and other taxes. they need those revenues to rebuild areas hit last year by the earthquake and tsunami. he said raising taxes will enable them to implement the projects without issues more bonds. azumi said the added revenues will also be used to cover the ever increasing costs of social security. >>> now we bring you the weekly report from south korea. our reporter in seoul sue choi filed the following stories. >> last week the bank of korea lowered its economic growth outlook for this year. it said gdp will expand 3.5%. that's down 0.2% from its previous forecast released in d

in in other news, japan's finance minister and the head of the organization of economic cooperation and development have agreed that japan needs to reduce its fiscal deficit. japan has the highest debt ratio among industrialized countries. finance minister azumi and angel guria met in toke you on tuesday. he expressed support for japan's plan to double the consumption tax from the current 5% to 10% by 2015. he also urged japan to carry out fiscal reforms to cut its huge public debt. azumi said the government will raise income and other taxes to finance reconstruction projects for areas hit by last year's earthquake and tsunami. he said raising taxes will enable japan to implement these projects without issuing debt-covering bonds. azumi also said the government will use the added revenue to cover ballooning social security costs. >>> more business stories for you next hour. i will leave you with the latest market figures. >>> let's go to rachel ferguson with your world weather update. >> we've been talking about some heavy rain impacting eastern china. just in the last 24 hours, 150 mil

we we share -- and through international agreements such as at the organization for economic cooperation and development, we've all agreed to a common set of privacy principles. however, from the european policy perspective, i think it's sometimes difficult for them to look at the large collection of privacy laws that we have and view that as adequate. they have one overarching privacy protect framework and they don't understand why we don't have one of those, too. and the reason we don't is, you for all kinds of historical reasons because we're more of a common law system than a civil system and any number of other reasons, but we clearly believe that establishes this kind of privacy model in the united states law would both be helpful in europe but also would be helpful for the numerous other countries that are in the process of trying to determine how they should be regulating privacy. these are -- the world is obviously a lot bigger than the united states and europe. right now, because of very aggressive advocacy by europe, many third countries in asia, in south america, in africa, a

the organization for economic cooperation development has an anti-bribery treaty on the books. and in order to join the ocd which carries a lot of weight, you have to sign up for this. europe what gotten serious about it. the u.k. passed a very string gent anti-bribery law that went into effect last year. we are waiting to see how it is enforced. the germans have gotten very serious about investigating this stuff. and a lot of this has come from the international community and the u.s. driving and getting into serious about it. yes, there is enforcement in europe. >> there's this view from epwvlaw who writes on twitter, so, bottom line, walmart bribes officials in mexico and pays so little there that illegal immigration is still a better prospect. we are talking about the foreign corrupt practices act. just a little bit of time left. next is a call from essex junction, vermont, ron is a democrat there. >> caller: good morning. try to follow me on this. you know, corruption eliminates the competition, basically. so for the biggest guys in the industry, it would be wrong of them

has cooperated with the designated terrorist organization like i make a then that opens us up as the united states to accusations of hypocrisy and double standards and that more than most things we have where chartering a terrorist terrorist organization you know according to our resting on our own soil so there's a lot of you know there are reports out there too that if you look at the assassination of iranian nuclear scientists it was that b.k. that did it and that they were funded by the massage but then you also hear that was u.s. intelligence that was applied you know are they maybe not listing any cave because they're an easy pawn do the dirty work i think would be listening aspect of it is a bit murky when it comes to its connection or lack thereof with regards to these kinds of operations because on the one hand and u.k. was relisted year after year after year over the eight year duration of the bush administration and it's been relisted year after year since obama came into office so it might just be. you know if we're going to continue. to cooperate with this group directly

tomorrow is the last day of the american dream event organized by the neighborhood assistance cooperation homeowners and new home buyers free help with loan modifications and first time mortgages. one of the event organizers joined us on fox 5 news today. >> as i was leaving last night, one of the people, one of the homeowners came up to me and said you reduced my mortgage by $188,000. she was in tears. i mean, that's what's happening, because we have all the major lenders there, getting interest rates reduced to as low as 2%. we're saving homes, saving families. some people said, you saved my life. >> the mortgage event continues tomorrow at the washington convention center from 8:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. there's more information on our web site, myfoxdc.com. click on the money tab. >>> when flight attendants tell you to turn off your electronic devices, they are not kidding. how one woman's electronics led to a major flight delay. >> and you can force a pastor out of the church, but you can't force the congregation to stay. founda house t t they read . it was inmy s. i told you it was pe

this is a woman who works at an organic farming gardening cooperative who took part in this gathering with me. it turns out that that phrase that i thought was the soul of the constitution was actually in what? lincoln's gettysburg address. that is one of the nice things about "constitution cafe" gathering. a lot of things we assume are in this aren't but we can go back and check them learn about it and she said it was in the gettysburg address and lincoln told 15,000 people who came to hear him speak at the union victory ceremony that the civil war hadn't been thought just to preserve the union but to launch a new birth of freedom. lincoln claimed with the civil war won a, quote, of the people, by the people and for the people would at last be created and shall not perish from the earth. there has never been such a government in the united states. there never will be unless the framers of the constitution themselves are democratically elected. it is not enough for the first word of the preamble to be we the people because this doesn't gloss over the fact that our constitution was cre

cooperation in good faith. on behalf of many individuals and organizations, i urge passage of this ordinance. >> the first of all, i would like to say, i am in support of this ordinance. and in terms of timing, it is amazing that just this last saturday i was leaving safeway supermarket in the western addition and i was adopted by a security guard at the door. he asked me for my receipt, i asked why, and he said of a suspicious. i have a heavy on. i was,. i suggested to the security guard that maybe we need to look the your policy. if you can't explain what is, he just said, and i am just doing my job. i left, i told him i would be back when i went about four hours later. to make this long story short, i got off the phone with one of the representatives, has she said, you are right. he was wrong. security has been doing it for years out, getting away with racial profiling had singling out individuals like myself. i still looking out even though i am approaching 50. if i can't wear a heavy in my own neighborhood. it means that these type of laws, it is definitely perfect timing. on another note, i think when you

president santos has made it a goal to seek membership in the organization for economic cooperation andnt and today i can announce that when colombia is seeking it, the united states will support the candidacy. [ applause ] moreover, we will actively encourage members to support colombia's membership which is a symbol of colombia's transformation. alongside our deeper cooperation, we're strengthening our security cooperation. the united states is proud to stand with the colombia people and which took the lives of so many innocent civilians. i reaffirmed to president santos that the united states will continue to stand with colombia, shoulder to shoulder, as you work to end this conflict and build just and lasting peace. that includes the very ambitious reform agenda, including reparations for victims and land reform. this afternoon i look forward to joining president santos as he presents land titles to two communities, advancing the colombia that is just and equitable. as colombia grows stronger at home, it's playing a leadership role across the region. a third area where we're deepeni

finally, i would like to mention that we are trying to cooperate with international organizations such as the united nations and nato, and one of our recent activities in publication is a journal called "partnership for peace," that is being published in and correct, turkey, working with nato. i recall very vividly that james woosel, after the cold war, he made a statement before congress related actually to the nature of that threat, the instability, and she indicated -- he indicated during the cold war it was very simple in a way to deal with a big dragon, but in the post cold war, we have to deal with a situation of many snakes in the garden that we cannot identify. this obviously brings me to the question of al qaeda and the challenge of al qaeda basically in terms of the short-term and long-term aims and goals and what direction outcry that is taking. i would like to mention now that we do have a very distinguished panel. basically, i am not going to read this at this time except to indicate that each and every one specialized in this particular area, and because of that time fact

with sfpd, but i think when it comes to protecting the citizens, both organizations should put down any hint of dispute and cooperate. maybe it might be easier and more flexible and less costly to hire the patrol special. according to my information, they have been highly successful at diamond heights shopping center and also in glen park and maybe in a few other small areas of san francisco, so maybe there should be some sort of discussion, whether there would be more flexibility and less cost in having the patrol special officers doing that type of work rather than sfpd. i am sure most of the officers would rather go after the hard- core criminal than look over the shoulder of suspicious people lingering in parking lots. in regards to this legislation, it is pretty obvious that a lot of the troublemakers are not residents of san francisco, and i think that since they are from out of town, if they see a uniformed officer, they would have second thoughts about making trouble. let's put it this way -- when i'm out late at night, and i look at security guards, i do not think that is much of a deterrent, no matter how

think it is largely symbolic it's the fact that there are rumored to be organizing a simulated attack run on iran with the cooperationof israel particularly since it's supposed to come just ahead of the baghdad talks it's politically very popular to have that have a major threat that you're in the process of dealing with and how much better when that threat is entirely illusory in this case both israel and the united states are very interested in portraying iran as as a matter of months from acquiring nuclear weapons but they've been saying this since the one nine hundred eighty s. and of course the cia and mossad have both found that iran abandoned what was a very preliminary exploration into nuclear weapons programs almost a decade ago you can find more on these stories on our team dot com here's what else is a click away right now. visitors to the netherlands will soon have to curb their appetite for so-called space cakes as the country starts cracking down on drug tourism next week plus. in the range of mass rallies ahead of elections a violent put down by police and see the latest images on our you tube channel

who were trying to find ways to galvanize greater cooperation amongst the intelligence community, the military and other national security organizations that we as midgrade field officers, if you will, were frustrated seeing a lack of cooperation. he agreed to do a video teleconference from baghdad. it's just after the surge of started to achieve some success in iraq. he opened his presentation with a quote from a roman philosoph philosopher. block is what happens when preparation meets opportunity. and i feel like that has been exemplary of his life and in my instance in this book. it really captures the feeling if i got this opportunity to write the book. i'll go into that more in a bit. so fast forward again, the surge was as we all know instrumental, and doug may aren't you all a bit of wisdom but the surge compliment i think the iraqis frustration with insurgency in iraq. and basically we were able to start to draw our forces down. petraeus came back to centcom in 2008, and i was intrigued by how this individual had galvanize organizational transformation in the army, have shaped this new doctrine which was kind of old doctor and

transportation commission, working in cooperation with san francisco's mayor's office, the transportation authority, and six other regional transportation organizations, have come together and developed a draft memorandum of understanding that does a number of things that advances both the interest of local transit as well as high speed rail. the memorandum of understanding establishes an interrelated program of projects for the peninsula. these would address both near term and longer term needs. specifically, the program and project includes electrification of caltrain, which is something that will provide full funding for the project. that includes electrified the system itself, implementation of an advanced communications system and positive train control, which improved safety and operational efficiency, as well as the procurement of electrified rolling stops. in addition, as maria mentioned, the long-range elements " to the rhythm of understanding had addresses the balance of the project needed to complete the blended operation scenario on the peninsula appears that includes the implementation of the downtown extension project as well as other r

think it is largely symbolic it's the fact that they're rumored to be organizing a simulated attack around on iran with. with the cooperation of israel. certainly it would be a strong symbolic move particularly since it's supposed to come just ahead of the baghdad talks to talk about a simulated strike but do you think a strike in reality really could happen on iran in the near future. it could but my gut feeling is that it probably won't for. in at least the next few months it doesn't seem like there's any justification for an attack of course which doesn't necessarily mean that someone is going to try to do so but i think there's. there's plenty of reason to believe that it's not going to happen right away because the whole issue is really being centered around iran's nuclear ambitions now the situation is becoming increasingly unclear because israel's government is is obviously paranoid about terror on getting that nuclear bomb yet its own army chief mossad and the cia said that iran isn't working on nuclear weapons so why are we seeing these different messages messages coming from intelligence agencies the military in c

draw comparisons to trials in new york city regarding organized crime the now he is saying he was afraid of his boss which is like, and she a cooperator and he has gotten immunity which is like all witnesses that come in and testify against the organized crime bosses. they are afraid. they thought they would be killed. the government flip them. they get a deal. they are testifying. their gross but their whole testimony is gross and he is gross. >>randy: andrew young's testimony is critical. there is no question the money came if. no one is disputing that. it comes down to a simple question, which is, what was the money used for? was it used for campaign money? or was it used to keep the affair away from elizabeth edwards? andrew young is needed by the government to say the money went to the campaign but the problem, arthur, you call it little inconsistencies but to show a guy is able to lie, and a guy can disregard the government when they say don't do it, the hell bit. >>shepard: well, a juror might say, $1 million to keep an affair away from his wife. >>randy: when you are talking about a couple millionaires and a billionaire and a

funding was organized by german development bank kfw and provided by the german ministry for economic cooperationent. in two years' time, the plant will be handed over to ilse brockmann and her team from nicaraguan water supplier enacal. by that time, the local technicians have to be fully trained to run the plant without help from abroad. a new idea is to cut down on operating costs. the sewage sludge is aerated and left to dry in the heat until it forms a granulate -- producing a new, all-natural fertilizer. >> the first farmers are coming and picking up this granulate at their own expense and are experimenting with it. the first customer is a dairy farmer, though no ordinary one. ricardo coronel kauz used to work for the ministry of agriculture. now he uses the granulate (from the sewage treatment plant) to fertilize the grass in his pasture. does he think it's a good alternative to chemical fertilizers? >> i think it can soon replace synthetic fertilizer. the world's population is increasing, so it's a step in the right direction. in china it's common to use human excrement and we need to sta

organizations. single vetoes. israel leaders have called president obama's support for and cooperation with israel unprecedented. governor romney, though, said relations between the united states and israel had "hit a low" and went on to accuse president obama of -- this is a good one -- "throwing israel under the bus." that's just one in a long litany of untruths about our administration's policy toward israel uttered by governor romney and repeatedly debunked by reporters, policy experts, facts checkers across the country, and maybe most conventionally debunked by israeli leaders. maybe the governor's simply unaware or misinformed again. unfortunately, it's more likely in my view the governor is falling back on one of his party's favorite tricks of late -- distort and mischaracterize your opponent's position, keep repeating the distortions and mischaracterizations over and over again, even whenever objective observer says you're wrong. keep repeating in the hope that it will eventually stick. president obama has reshaped american foreign policy. to contend with the challenges of the president but also to face

cooperative. we know they face problems in combining all of the militias into a coherent, organized military presence. we are certainly supporting them in their efforts to do so. i think that we've got a chance here to really respond to their very positive attitude towards the united states. this is something that can, you know, bring dividends in not only how they develop, but in our own standing and leadership in the region. reintegrating these militia members into civilian life and security services is the biggest challenge. they are getting their economy up and going. we're working with them on trying to help with their wounded warriors, something that, i know, is important to several members of the senate. the people in libya seem still to be quite optimistic about how things are going. but, you know, it's like starting from scratch. they really are working as hard as they can. i think it's in our interest to support them. with respect to syria, it's a much more difficult and complicated set of circumstances. i recently returned from a meeting where about 70 countries and organizations were pres

we have many differences too, but the key to cooperation is to work together to overcome challenges and focus on activities that benefit both organizations. and i will say if you go through the ranks of our nasa employees, many of them are your fellow reservists and many of them have had to leave the workforce for periods of time, up to a year, to go serve in iraq, afghanistan and other places around the country. and i'm always proud to talk about one of my favorite crew members twice, dr. kathy sullivan, u.s. naval reserve retired, who was a naval oceanographer meteorologist, first american woman to walk in space on and on and on and on. so the reserve organization in our military is truly the pack bone of everything that we do. nasa has also utilized air force launch support. such as the mission that required the performance of the air force titan 4. our partnership with d.o.d. in the development and use of the current involved expendable launch vehicle or eelv fleet is helping to sustain the industrial base necessary to ensure that d.o.d. has access to space that it needs. at the same time we're encouraging and facilitating the develo

according to the organization for economic cooperation and development, the united states already hasthe most progressive income tax system among its 34 member nations. in fact, in 2009 the top 1% of taxpayers by adjusted gross income paid 37% of all income taxes even though accounted for 17% of all income. the top 5% of taxpayers paid nearly 60% of all income taxes even though they only accounted for about 32% of all income. in 2009, taxpayers with over a million dollars in adjusted gross income accounted for 10% of income reported but paid 20% of income taxes. in terms of effective income taxes rates congressional research service recently reported that the effective tax rate among among millionaires is already 30%. it's true some millionaires like warren buffett pay a lower rate because they get a large percentage of their income from education and dividends. it isn't a tax loophole. it's the result of a deliberate policy by congress and past presidents to encourage new investments in our economy. had, in fact, if 1997 a democrat president bill clinton signed inta lou law a reducti

cooperative. would you also commit to make sure that we get documents, preferably in electronic format and organized, pursuant to our request? >> i think to date we've provided nearly 50,000 documents to the committee. we had a -- the initial request came in just about this time last week, so we have been working day and night and through the weekend to try to provide the committee with all the documents we can. >> as i turn over the ranking member, i would like this to be an example of how it doesn't take months or a year to get document production. so far, the work from the gsa has been excellent. and that was the reason for the question. but also for a comment that it has been good so far. with that, i recognize the ranking member. >> thank you, very much, mr. chairman. i'm hopeful, mr. chairman, that we can bring mr. tan ga lienee back, with regard to where they are and what they're doing. i just don't -- i want us to make sure we stay on top of this. >> i have no doubt we'll have several hearings of this sort going forward on a joint basis. >> thank you, mr. chairman. mr. you shared a hats-off