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crusader america. but europe holds back if it wants to follow suit. the penalties will backfire as he wraps up a tour of latin america with a pile of lucrative contracts in his pocket and. also. an israeli strike on a beach kills for palestinian children as they played football a short humanitarian agreed upon by both sides. for another four hours. news live from moscow international with me. thank you for joining us today the united states has signed off on a new sanctions package against russia its harshest to date but america is not being matched in europe which is going ahead with much softer measures. breaking down what the new sanctions amount to. the u.s. is targeting a number of russian banks as well as energy and defense companies that targeted companies will not be able to borrow money from u.s. banks for a period longer than ninety days meaning that they will still be able to receive short term loans but will find it harder to finance medium and long term activity the list includes a state owned oil company and largest oil producer gas prob

crusader america slaps russian energy giants with more painful set of sanctions. if it wants to follow suit. and warns washington that the penalties will backfire as he wraps up a tour of latin america with a pile of lucrative contracts in his pocket. headlines live from moscow international. news team welcome to the program for young palestinian boys playing football on a beach being killed by an israeli strike we must warn you the upcoming pictures from the scene disturbing they died right before the eyes of international journalists many of whom are in area regarded as one of the safe. and israeli ship apparently fired on the beach where the children were playing some other kids to manage to reach shelter at a nearby hotel with the four boys who didn't make it to safety they were all relatives. now these are grieving family members of the children the woman a moment ago the mother of one of the boys the funerals were held in garza just several hours after they died both israel and hamas have now agreed to a humanitarian cease fire in response that is to come in

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the lone crusader america slaps russian energy giants with another more painful sanctions package but europe holds back uncertain if it wants to follow suit. that a mere putin warns washington that the penalties will backfire a-c. wraps up a tour of latin america with a pile of lucrative contracts in his pocket and firm handshakes from his brics partners also on the way. i. shelled kills four palestinian children playing football on a gaza big ships reported israel is agreed to a comprehensive cease fire which will come into force tomorrow morning. welcome thanks once again for joining us my name is the harvin you're watching r.t. international now the united states has signed off on a punishing new sanctions package against russia for the first time blocking major russian companies from american markets arguably foremost on the list is that our sniff the world's biggest publicly traded oil company which employs more than a hundred thousand people twenty percent of it is owned by b. pig and then there's gasper on buying caresses third largest financial institution it's the largest non

crusader america slaps russian energy giants with another more painful set of sanctions with europe holds back uncertain if it wants to follow suit. and warns washington that the penalties will backfire as he wraps up a tour of latin america with a pile of lucrative kong.

the lone crusader america slaps russian energy giants with more painful sanctions but europe for the meantime holds back its uncertain if it wants to follow suit. and a lot of it warns washington that the penalties will backfire as he wraps up a tour of latin america with a pile of lucrative contracts in his pocket and firm handshakes all around from his bricks partner. also. an israeli strike on a gaza beach kills four palestinian children as they played football the short humanitarian cease fire agreed upon now by both sides after the tragedy will only last for another three out. around the world around the clock it's r.t. international with me rory sushi from the entire news team welcome to the program the united states has signed off on a punishing new sanctions package against russia for the first time major russian companies have been either fully or partially blocked from american markets are russia's biggest oil producer or sniffed as well as the financial arm of energy giant gazprom are among those who made the list a slew of other entities are also hit from the iconic a. ma

the lone crusader america slaps russian energy johns with another more painful sanctions package but europe. if it wants to follow suit. but. washington and the penalties will backfire a c. wraps up a tour of latin america with a pile of lucrative contracts in his pocket and firm handshake from his brics partners also on the way. i. was really strike on a gaza beach kills four palestinian children as they played football the short humanitarian cease fire agreed by both sides after the tragedy will last for another two hours. thanks for joining us this hour my name's neil harvey and you're watching international. now the united states has signed off on a punishing new sanctions package against russia for the first time blocking major russian companies from american markets slew of other firms were also hit from arms makers to radio manufacturers russia's biggest oil producer that are sniffed as well as the country's third largest bank gazprom bank are perhaps foremost in that list or both contributed enormously to the state budget both directly and in directly the united states howeve

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would later become members of the taliban and al qaeda look nothing is more an odds with america's alleged crusade to rid the world of terrorists than the fact that america continues to be the world's leader and arming the world as long as this is the case this strategy will only continue to empower human rights abusers and cause widespread death and destruction all stamped with made in the usa. coming up a break down some of those botched police stings in recent history stick around. washington well as submissive to a degree is being suggested in the latest reason that the media. and then when the prophecy of having to do that actually back to me doesn't do too much for ad revenue my new tech agriculture giant teeth on a seventy six year old american farmer in the studio fallout do you think this is going to create for the cia do you think this is what's triggering the return to so long as to the war it's also the largest debtor nation in the history of breaking the set is mostly about alternatives to the status quo but it might give you all those points in the working poor the american dream the

would later become members of the taliban and al qaeda look nothing is more an odds with america's alleged crusade to rid the world of terrorists than the fact that america continues to be the world's leader and arming the world as long as this is the case this strategy will only continue to empower human rights abusers and cause of widespread death and destruction all stamped with made in the usa. coming up a break down some of those botched police stings in recent history stick around. just. the fact that. they were going to do. the job the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. role. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and our press cynical we've been hijacked why a handful of transnational corporations will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built up my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world if we go beyond identifying the problem to try and rational

. >> and the paper put the pot crusade on the level of america's most embarrassing constitutional amendmenteal prohibition again" the paper thundered. recalling that it took 13 years. the u.s. to come to its senses and end prohibition. 13 years in which people kept drinking. otherwise law-abiding citizens became criminals and crime syndicates flourished. it has been more than 40 years since congress passed the current ban on marijuana, inflicting great harm on society just to prohibit a substance far less dangerous than alcohol." the "times" writes. 35 states loosened mare juan ij laws in some way, decriminalizing or allowing medical use. a recent pew poll shows views on marijuana are significant he evolving over the last quarter century. 54% support legalization today versus the 81% who opposed it in 1990. meanwhile, the obama administration's office of national drug control policy responded directly to that "new york times" editorial tonight writing, "we agree the criminal justice system is in need of reform and disproportionately exists throughout the system, however, marijuana legalizat

his father, former president ronald reagan, signed a national crusade for a drug-free america in 1986s mother created the just say no to drugs campaign. also with me, a senior staff writer for nbc news. ron, i have to go to you first. when we think of just say no, we do think of your mother and father, president reagan and the former first lady. what do you think they would think of this new brave new world we're in now of first legalized medical marijuana and now two states actually legalizing it for recreational use? >> oh, i'm sure they'd be a little troubled by it, but they come from a generation you would expect that from. it's true they were just say no sorts of people, but of course they weren't just saying no to alcohol or tobacco or many pharmaceutical drugs, all of which contribute to more health problems than marijuana does. so maybe they would be more enlightened today. i'm not sure. >> well, tony, let's talk about the rollout in washington state. it hasn't been completely smooth. there's been product shortages. well, that's not really surprising. growers and sellers scram

too, she is on this crusade to say america needs o do a better job around the world of talking aboutation for not doing that and making the wrong decisions again and again. so it is a subtle dig, but probably warranted praise that she talked about before. >> perhaps a strategic reachout as some describe president obama's methods as retreat from the globe. >> bret, we're going to be watching you ten hours from right now. have a great day. >> we'll see you later. >>> heather nauert is here. you have some headlines. >> good morning. there is wild weather all across the country. particularly california. a day at the beach ending in panic and chaos when a rare thunderstorm hits southern california. lightning striking venice beach, killing a 20-year-old man and injuring more than a dozen others. at least two victims were in the water during this strike. witnesses recording it as lifeguards pull one person to shore. beach goers say the storm took them completely by surprise. >> it was an incredibly loud flash, like a bomb went off. >> people that were just frightened for their lives. people

america. but you need to worry. a reverse crusade is already underway. and some of those extremists are already in the united states. isis, the radicalized islam muslim group that already has created a caliphate in syria, iraq and jordan issued an ultimatum to christians to leave their homeland, convert to islam or die by the sword. they spray paint the homes of christians to identify those who must convert, leave, or die. and as isis no stranger to technology posts pictures of christians crucified, their intent to purge christians from the middle east is unquestioned. and while i'm on the subject of who should be defending christians, i might add that we are a nation founded on the judeo-christian ethic as evidenced by our founding fathers in the declaration of independence and the constitution. so we should be doing something. why is the obama administration's foreign policy ignoring the killing of christians in the middle east? why has he provided funding to the muslim brotherhood in egypt when the egyptians wanted the brotherhood out because of their

crusade for american intervention. now friends for more than 20 years, she begged rebecca to come to america to join her in the fight. dorothy had risen to the height of her influence in the 1930's, in the late 1930's, with a twice-weekly column in the new york herald tribune, read by millions of readers a day, and radio broadcasts with national and international reach, having experienced nazi brutality firsthand when she had toured germany in the early 1930's, she too understood the evil beneath hitler's utopian dream of german dominance. in early 1944, fearing that britain was on the verge of collapse, dorothy found in franklin roosevelt a perfect mix of principled statesman as practical politician, who understood the need to persuade the publics to embrace what americans saw as europe's war. the first of her generation to be born in america, she understood both intellectually and viscerally that the loss of freedom to fascist thugs was simply unthinkable and, much like west, thompson had found had her calling. to the top of her right wing colleagues at the herald tribune along with her reading public, who in mass

crusader is a big hit around the globe. >>> and why leasing your wheels may be good for your budget. >>> this is america's number one financial news program, "on the money." now becky quick. >> here is what is making news as we head into a new week "on the money," mixed markets and global concerns on the earning season, the dow started lower before rebounding and then feeling the heat of continued unrest by week's end, but the s&p hitting new highs, three days in a row by thursday. companies like apple, starbucks, visa, ford, feeling the revenue. duncan brands, at&t and amazon post a surprising loss the day before the fire went on sale. social network facebook reporting higher than average earnings on the mobile app business. the ceo mark zuckerberg says that it hosted more an a trillion user posts. that is right, a trillion. another safety recall from gm this week and $2.5 billion from recalls and victim compensation fund all making for a tough second quarter at the automaker. profits were down for the second year in a row. and what does it all mean, what used to be a sleepy season on wall street. ben white, and allison dean

crusade for direct military action in syria william hague's most public failure was his inability to convince even the british parliament to vote for war against syria that all but torpedo paul torpedoed america's own plans for the country but he did support nato's campaign in libya and described the country as a tremendous success story despite the continued unrest and fighting between militias there he also threw in the face of growing euro skepticism in the u.k. becoming more open towards partnership while the host of artie's going underground told us what he thinks hague legacy will be. could it be foreign policy issues that he was more of doing could it be to do with the election strategy of the cameron government he certainly had a very controversial record when it came to anything from ukraine to syria must remember that william hague found to be lying to parliament about the ukrainian constitution strings of statements he's been making about russia creating a new cold war of course that. must warm damascus at all costs. so let's have a recap on philip hammond the man who will replace mr hague he is the he was the the defense secretary and came into politics from the business world hammo

crusader for equality. i say to my colleagues of the senate that perhaps in your lives you will be able to tell your children's children you were here for america to make the year 1964 our freedom near. finally, everett dirksen took the floor summarizing the compromise package, including the final amendments, you spoke in support of the bill with his customary eloquence. it was not the wry jokester on display that day, but the serious legislator who had worked hard to find a workable compromise. america grows, he says. america changes. and on the civil rights issue, we must rise with the occasion. that calls for cloture and the enactment of the civil rights bill. noting the day marked the 100th anniversary of abraham lincoln's second presidential nomination, dirksen proclaimed in the words of victor hugo. stronger than all armies is an idea whose time has come. it will not be denied. it is here. in the presiding officer's chair, senator metcalf stated the order at hand. is it the sense of the senate that the debate shall be brought to a close? the secretary will call the roll. on this historic occasion, the secretary of the senate called the ro

this is from a book "like a holy crusade, mississippi, 1964, the turning of the civil rights movement in america," he points out, from public accommodations in hotels and restaurants and hiring in the workplace, the civil rights act of 1964 outlawed discrimination and even gave the federal government the power to cause school segregation. roy from fort mills south carolina, good morning. >> caller: yes, i just want to make a comment it was the democrat party, that was the party of segregation. they're the ones who enforced the jim crowe laws and it was governor george wallace, democrat, that stood in the doorway so that african-american girl couldn't go to school and it was republican eisenhower that called in the national guard so that she could go to school. so the democratic party has been the party that has held black people down. and that's basically all i wanted to say. >> host: thanks for the call. from inside "usa today", there's this. what america means. and photos and words, readers tell "usa today" what makes the fourth of july special to them. tom is joining us from maryland. indepen

crusade, the movie. >> i can't remember, but such a beautiful, well preserved site. >> welcome to al jazeera america. > just ahead, she survived civil war in sudan to become one of the most south-after fashion models in the world. >> first, there's a disturbing study, new attention on the problem of sexual assault on college campuses. a report by congress finds many schools vital federal laws in how they handle sex crimes complaints. we have a look at one school accused of not doing enough. >> the college in los angeles, private and pricey with a postcard-perfect is known for its commitment to social justice. it is more striking that this campus has reports of rape and sexual assault, much of it allegedly committed by repeat offenders. >> i ended up walking back to his place with him. once we were there, he raped me. >> in the shadows, two students who asked us to hide father faces told us they were raped not by strangers, but by men hiding in plain sight, their fellow students. >> you clearly said no. >> yep. >> and he kept forcing himself on you. >> yep. >> this woman, now a junior, says she was rape