when we visited britain three years ago, we met david wilson. a social worker group on this estate. he paid visits to local residents, especially the younger ones. wilson wants to put an end to that. >> it is about the area that you live in. you go over to britain. that is not going to happen. >> strangers are unwelcome. >> why do you come here? >> are you coming to rob us? >> they say that they are only acting in self-defense. the government has invested millions of pounds to end conflicts like this. he runs a state-sponsored youth center. money has been put into improving security. three years on, and violence and looting have erupted again. left-wing politicians say that the causes are clear. >> i want to address the 1.5 million that have not been accounted for. to get that money back. >> the financial crisis prompted britain to cut public spending by 20%. are those cuts and enough to have caused such a violent outburst? one thing is for sure, now britain has more than a financial crisis on its hands. >> hundreds of priests in austria are making a stand against the catholic churc

david wilson, chief national bank examiner, office of the comptroller of currency. mr. ramsey, you're recognize. >> members of the subcommittee my name is john ramsey and i am deputy director in the division of trading and markets of the securities and exchange commission. thank you for the opportunity to testify concerning the oversight of credit rating agencies and regulatory treatment of ratings. the commission gained regulatory authority in 2006 with the passage of the credit rating agency reform act which mandated the commission established a registration and oversight program for nationally recognized statistical rating organizations or nrsros yet it is important to note the commission is prohibited from regulating substance of credit ratings or rating agency procedures for methodologies. from 2007 to 2009 the commission adopted rules to address conflicts of interest, establish record-keeping and reporting requirements and require rating agencies to publish historical and performance data on the ratings they issue. following the financial crisis which highlighted

david . someone from her diminutive said. i'd like to i'd like to go to to godfrey's point about woodrow wilson the united states it was a result of world war two one of the united states came out as a pretty predominant power but it was not wilson campaigned about keeping neutral there was a huge debate united states we weren't prepared and it was a tragic result of the ravages of world war one on europe that the united states did come out as a more dominant power relative to the destruction of europe after world war one but look what happened after world war one look what happened after world war two the united states' role in rebuilding other countries other former enemies was specific and peter i think i think obviously we should all learn more about history but i would say that that policymakers in the united states who thought about the importance of protecting the sovereignty of russia's neighbors who thought about the importance of nato enlargement knew well the massive contribution of the citizens of the soviet union during world war two and knew well of the ravages that stalin brought on russia's neighbors afterwards

to the break ok another example all right i think going to david go ahead will make sure you got it right yeah i'm talking about woodrow wilson in one thousand nine hundred nineteen nineteen woodrow wilson could not open his mouth without saying that the united states alone had no selfish interests in the world. in theory it should be ok and because the united states are the greatest interest of all which is that of the emerging from the well as the richest and most powerful nation in the world all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on american exceptionalism stay with arcade. blemish and free credit take three days for charges free to make amends free risk free still free. the old free lunch can plug in video for your media projects a free media job hard teton tom. last time the close of team was in the cool gum region where men flock from all over the world to add a few centimeters to their self-confidence. this time largely goes to the amore regex for the cold war still gets people like to play her an ancient tribal likes to save its culture place where cranes are pr

another example all right i'm going to go ahead and we're going to david go ahead real quick to show you the back yeah until you got woodrow wilson in one thousand nine hundred nineteen nineteen woodrow wilson could not open his mouth without saying that the united states alone had no selfish interests in the war. in theory actually ok because the united states has the greatest interest of all which is that the emerging from the war as the rich is seen as powerful nation in the world all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on american exceptionalism stay with arctic. can see. her. in the east. coast six. weeks. today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to look for asians are. lucky. lucky to. see. welcome back across computable remind you we're talking about american exceptionalism today. but before it let's see what russians think about the u.s. . americanism isn't all ideology morning revolution they're being over the u.s. exceptionalism implies the country is qualitatively different from other

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example all right i got to go ahead and then we're going to david go ahead real quick that you are going to brag. yeah i'm talking about woodrow wilson in one thousand nine hundred one thousand nine hundred two of us and could not open his mouth without saying that the united states alone had no selfish interests in the all inferior should be ok and because the united states had the greatest interest of all which is that of emerging from the war as the rich is seen as powerful nation in the world all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here after a short break we'll continue our discussion on american exceptionalism stay with r.t. . mission free accreditation free transport charges free. range minsk free risk free studio time free. download free blog can plug in video for your media projects and free media donta r.t. dot com. last time the close of team was in the cool gun region where men flock from all over the world to add a few centimeters to their self-confidence. this time archie goes to the on the regex for the gold rush still gets people hyped up. for an ancient tribe fights to save its culture place where cranes are protect

wilson dodged a bullet. he's only miss two to three days with elbow inflammation. >>j mathai, you. tnk to you. >> thank you, david> we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] at jcpenney, it's easy to create a new look for back to school with all arizona jeans on sale! night and day doorbusters make it simple -- the best styles and washes are under $20! so it's easy to have fun with flares... ...get back to basics... ...or slip into some skinnies! on top of that, with jcp cash, earn 10, 15 or 20 dollars off on the spot. no exclusions! unlike other stores, we don't make you come back to save! go to jcp.com to see everything on sale. we make back to school style affordable. you make it yours. jcpenney. >>> before we leave you, we want to update you on our breaking news. we've been covering this throughout the day and evening. now it looks like it could head into the wee hours of the morning. in san rafael, 580 remains closed, the connecter from the richmond san rafael bridge. police are giving us every indication they'll wait this out as long as they feel necessary. the man remains holed up and this could turn into

wilson, who is hosting a town hall tonight in florida. and thank you for coming on and let me get your response to david axelrod saying that the unemployment issue is not exclusive to one community. >> well, it sounds good, but it is exclusive to one community. >> and how can you say that when the national unemployment rate is 9.1? >> well, when you look at african-american males, 40% of them are unemployed and those under 30 years of age, and i understand exactly that the entire nation must be involved in this recovery, but the black community is experiencing a great recession. that's what we are experiencing right now. and all of the growth in the past 30 years, we see it slipping away from homeownership, for the middle-class, and it is slipping away from our hands. and it has a lot to do with many issues, racism, shipping jobs overseas, access, no access to technology, you know, the digital divide is there, and many of the new jobs, and that is what it requires. so, we have a problem. we really have a problem in the african-american community. >> and this administration did not start the downturn in the african-american economy, because

david pottie. thank you very much, ambassador. >> i am delighted to be here this morning with this distinguished institution like the wilson center. anyone familiar with my academic record in the 60s and 70s laugh at the notion i am speaking at the wilson center. it is a privilege and honor to be u.s. ambassador to the democratic republic of october. what i propose is to make general comments from 30,000 foot altitude. that is how i see things. rather than subject you as quickly as possible get into a q&a and discussion with you. there are many of you who worked in this country logger than i have. let me cite an important caveat, just finishing a month of leisure in the states. i have been in minnesota and south dakota where elections in other parts of the world are not at the forefront of public discourse. anything that happened in congo in an july i may not be of to date on. let me make that clear. i am especially pleased to share the platform with the carter center and two partners with whom we are working closely and with whom i had the privilege of working around the world. i am glad to be here with them as well. we have to