nation is towards integration into the world economy and the world economy is dominated by the western powers by the united states in particular the same goes with india of course they want to have some sort of buffer so that they too are not simply dictated to by the united states and the western powers they for the most part represent the plundered as opposed to the plundering part of the planet those who are basically colonized that was true with china and india brazil south africa in the case of russia it had it sort of left the imperial world and joined the other world after nine hundred seventeen they want to have an alternative and they want to have a buffer but again i think the big problem will be as they integrate into the world economy the u.s. has certain rules that it demands and and certain political concessions and you can see by the way they handled the syria appeal that they were they were very modest unmodulated in their response in the soviet era the the soviet bloc would have sent a strong message hands off syria they would have been sort of sick signifying to the w

africa reinvent the international system can they collectively challenge the hegemony of western dominated trade and finance or do they merely want to greater say in how the world is run and for whom. to cross out the bricks i'm joined by yet a slightly so bola here in moscow he's the chief economist at deutsche bank russia in washington we have brian becker he is the national coordinator for the answer coalition and in new york we cross to and we she is an adjunct professor at new york university and the author of the book what the u.s. can learn from china crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it yourself when i go to you first do the brics want to take on the west is that kind of relationship they have. well i think not necessarily but in some respects it seems as this is the trend in terms of the recent policy measures that we're seeing from the brics one of the measures is to combine the foreign exchange reserves of the countries and form a reserve that it potentially could be used to deal with the crises in the world economy a

please welcome dominic moynahan.ah. >> jimmy: did you talk to kobe. >> i did. i hope they weren't real leopards that he's wearing. he's a big guy. >> jimmy: it was a whole family of leopards went into those shoes. >> did you notice my impression? >> jimmy: yes, i did. >> i've been doing impressions recently. what do you think that was? >> jimmy: what was that an impression of? >> do you want me to do it again? i'll do it again. what is that? >> jimmy: an animal. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i don't know, a sloth? >> close. it's a lady whose lost her ring on the dance floor. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you threw me off there. >> i'm doing -- it's a whole impression season. you want me to do a few more? >> jimmy: no, i don't. >> but they're good. >> jimmy: i want to ask you a question. and then we can get back to your impressions. because i heard a little something about you today. just a few minutes before the show started. a mutual friend of ours sent me an e-mail and said you crashed your beloved brand-new tesla automobile in the

at money week dominic welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much for one back nice dominic as i said you are a gold bug now everybody's talking about the so-called death cross what is this technical indicator and does it matter well what the death proces. death crosses that kind of. the two hundred day moving average and the fifty day moving average which is the average price of gold over the last fifty days or gold of the last two hundred days and when the fifty day moving average crosses down through the two hundred day moving average you have a death cross and that is supposed to be a bearish signal and when you have when the fifty day moving average crosses through the two hundred moving average and the prices above that that is what's known as a golden cross and that's seen as a buy signal but in my opinion it's a liking indicator it sometimes helps you identify trade trends but if you're a go bug i wouldn't worry too much about it i've spent many long nights staring at the gold price in the gold charts in the early hours of the morning when perhaps i should be watchin

resident gold at money week dominic welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much for having me back my eyes dominic as i said you are a gold bug now everybody is talking about these so-called death crossed what is this technical indicator and does it matter well what the desk rossi's does also has a death cross is that going to go you have the two hundred day moving average the fifty day moving average which is the average price of gold over the last fifty days or gold of the. two hundred days and when the fifty day moving average crosses down through the two hundred day moving average you have a death cross and that is supposed to be a bearish signal and when you have when the fifty day moving average crosses through the two hundred moving average and the prices above that that is what's known as a golden cross and that's seen as a buy signal but in my opinion it's a liking indicator it sometimes helps you identify trade trends but if you go bug i wouldn't worry too much about it i've spent many long nights staring at the gold price in the gold charts in the early hours of

welcome back to the kaiser report imax guys are time now to target dominic frisby author comedian and resident gold at money wake dominic welcome back to the kaiser report thank you very much for having me back my eyes dominic as i said you are a gold bug now everybody is talking about the so-called death cross what is this technical indicator and does it matter well what the death proces there's all sorts of death crosses that going to go you have the two hundred day moving average and the fifty day moving average which is the average price of gold over the last fifty days or gold of the last two hundred days and when the fifty day moving average crosses down through the two hundred day moving average you have a death cross and that is supposed to be a bearish signal and when you have when the fifty day moving average crosses through the two hundred moving average and the prices above that that is what's known as a golden cross and that's seen as a buy signal but in my opinion it's a lagging indicator it sometimes helps you out. into five trade trends but if you go bug i wouldn't wor

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dominic as i said you are a gold bug now everybody's talking about the so-called death cross what is this technical indicator and does it matter well what the desk rossi's does also has a death death cross is that going to go you have the two hundred day moving average and the fifty day moving average which is the average price of gold over the last fifty days or gold of the last two hundred days and when the fifty day moving average crosses down through the two hundred day moving average you have a death cross and that is supposed to be a bearish signal and when you have when the fifty day moving average crosses through the two hundred moving average and the prices above that that is what's known as a golden cross and that's seen as a buy signal but in my. opinion it's a liking indicator it sometimes helps you identify trade trends but if you go bug i wouldn't worry too much about it i've spent many long nights staring at the gold price in the gold charts in the early hours of the morning when perhaps i should be watching something else but i was looking at the go price and i've bou

even as the forces of collectivism seemed dominic, a small but growing band of intellectuals were sowing the seeds that would eventually produce the modern republican movement -- even as the forces of collectivism seemed dominant. that one little book sparked a movement of ideas that changed the world. it was not long before others joined to launch two groups he had not even heard of until he began researching his book, which aided in the revolution to come -- the amount peleus society and the philadelphia society -- the mount pelier society and the philadelphia society. even as liberal establishment figures of the day were scoffing at the very idea of an american conservative movement, believers in liberty and capitalism more organizing, reading, and learning, and some of them were beginning to think that just maybe the ideas of those they so admired might be molded into a political movement. within the republican party, a revolt began to smoulder after the 1952 nomination fight that pitted the conservative robert taft of ohio against the man credited with winning the second world war,

strengthen their unity to challenge the world's economic order with deals aimed at reducing the dominance of the dollar and global trade. immigrants who want to become british will have to learn fountains of facts about the country's history and a quiz that even some members of the u.k. parliament failed to pass. new and in moscow i match reza good having you with us here on r t our top story the biggest biggest hunger strike guantanamo bay prison is seen in years entering its fiftieth day with concerns for the detainees health growing fears it could soon lead to fatalities have even prompted the red cross to visit the camp a week earlier than planned fear of the inmates protesting over mistreatment an indefinite detention have been hospitalized at least ten are being force fed the white house is keeping silent while the u.s. military is accused of downplaying the scale of the strike prison officials admit thirty one inmates are refusing food now but defense attorneys say the true numbers are higher situation being aggravated by the fact that many of the hunger strikers are actually ready

this is dominic the pig. about 18 months old. weighs about 200 pounds. firefighters learn how to rescue animals in case there's a need to rescue farm animals. but there's a story behind the video. avon fire and rescue actually rescued dominic when his elderly owner passed away. now, they took the pig to animal rescue center known as horse world. but dominic kept trying to escape. >> it's called horse world. >> they sent him to the wrong place. >> the caretakers decided, all right, this pig wants to get out so badly. maybe we can put this pig to good use. here we have the training video, using dominic. >> i can't ever see firefighters needing this. >> firefighters said this is really great information for them. >> this was a bar, this was on fire, these guys would be on fire and the pig would be on fire. >> they care about this pig. they rescued him after his owner died. they took him to an animal rescue center and then made him part of their training. they obviously consider them their unofficial mascot. >>> san francisco celebrated the bay bridge's 75th

dollar to lose its dominance in trade but in terms of saving money in foreign exchange reserves it makes an awful lot more sense to not use the dollar as your only store of value i think there's a lot to be argued in favor of of buying into local currency debt in russia brazil china these are currencies which remain well hold their value bets so you are talking about the diversification the diversification ultimately investing in various currencies here not just not just the greenback if i may ask you very quickly charles the brics nations are hoping to establish a new global development bank up possibly to rival the i.m.f. and the world bank i mean how big of a challenge do you think such a new establishment could put towards the i.m.f. world bank. it i don't think you can replace them. for most countries most of the time but there's two aspects they're talking about one is a development bank which would be like the world bank itself providing funding for long term infrastructure for example the sort of things that the private sector won't do anyway that could challenge the world bank t

the spaniards started it and not only as a form of social dominance but ways of enforce their ideology and with the footwork and done individually or in a group. >> (speaking spanish). >> so we started with a certain type of dance until at least two dance we challenge each other, yes. >> (speaking spanish). (applause). >> (speaking spanish) (applause). >> this type of patterns that he just performed are called this and this is a communication with the son and the mother and when we die, and the second one is with the hint he just showed. >> (speaking spanish). >> most of the instruments that werwere performed by the africas in p purrue and the different groups and they spoke different languages so it was very hard for them to communicate. >> (speaking spanish). >> so the communication will be done by sign. >> (speaking spanish). >> they didn't talk but they could communicate each other. >> (speaking spanish). >> and the form of communication and many of the movements were -- they were used in the dances that we have today. >> (speaking spanish). >> this movement -- >> span spanish. >>

dominates to america china's going to dominate asia that's a natural set of affairs but when i say the fourth reich i mean as such as to be provocative i'm not thinking about the third reich which is pretty despicable thing about the first right to charlemagne and that was a much more it's called a soft touch it was cultural it was educational it was a military aspect to it as well i don't think we'll see the military this time around will be financial and seven military but i think germany is destined to dominate europe and they're doing it in a way that's probably good for the rest of europe i think you know greece can lower china labor costs it doesn't have to go back to the drachma chip in the currency just lower your labor costs in euro terms bring in china's capital bring in german technology utilize you play bring you'll be an export powerhouse that's working let's go back to the currency wars and kind of main event because in china the deputy governor of the central bank said china is fully prepared for a looming currency war i guess i just read your book at the same time brazi

if you walk through social dominance. - dominant theory, you can see the similarities going on there. you can argue the assimilation ists are trying to seek those things that make them liked. who is sylvester mcmonkey mcbean? outis added tehre to point the story is not just about discriminatory impulses and insecurities of humans but also as we have heard, that some people have a vested interest in keeping people divided and at war. , who is sylvester mcbean? over time, and professional class a proponents and opponents of such rice -- of such rights have developed over the years, which is not to sit people entered these battles in bad faith. everybody can have the old tensions but some people are depending for their livelihood and relevance on continue discriminatory impulses, coupled with insecurities. what was ironic to me as the road this eay, i did it derrin the 2012 campaign in washington state for same-sex marriage. car they're better uses for the money? as i am writing this, i get e- mails from supporters of legalization with ominous warnings about the strength of the oppositio

hispanic organizations and the dominant black of innovations. when you think about it, we need to be meeting every day to let the other side figure out what we are talking about. we are staying away from each other and not embracing each other. i've that -- i have been in business 30 years. lasty anybody to mamie the time an african-american business and the best i defy anybody to name the last time an african-american business and an hispanic business immersed. -- merged. i do not know how much social interaction takes place between african-americans and hispanics. part of it may be language and cultural and income. their incomes are still below hours on a national basis. that is changing. around and you think about -- when i first came to washington, i walked into a parking lot and 60% of the guys were black. 30% were white. there were almost no hispanics. you walk into a parking lot in d.c. today -- the first guy who did my lawn was african-american guy. he retired and now there are hispanics. these things change. the daughter of mine is that

by 1400, this was the city-state that dominated central italy.ut bankers and textile merchants were expanding their trading empires all over europe. over the next 100 years, an extraordinary interaction took place in florence-- the innovations of artists and architects, the excitement of rediscovering classical achievements, and the patronage of a wealthy commercial class. these key elements brought about a series of artistic and intellectual breakthroughs that came to be known as the renaissance-- literally the rebirth of learning and culture. in the church of santa croce, a series of frescoes painted around 1320 were to have a revolutionary effect on florentine painting. here, the great merchant families competed with one another to commission the leading artists to decorate their chapels. in the chapel of the bardi family, professor john white of university college, london, describes how these medieval images came to life. this is a franciscan church, and the franciscans were the passionate preachers of the late medieval world. they used their

no i don't want any bell or female dominated time nosing about dominated by. to have a show you know the things i wanted to or notion was there in that get out if i am i'm just women only the minutes you want from a little bit off with the latest news more news for you in about fifteen minutes after the business news. his power was the envy of ambrose. he had good reason to trust no one. his body was found on the floor of his huge empty house. but did he die of natural causes. the mystery of stalin's day on oxy. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images go forward has been seeing from the streets of canada. child hope for a shelter on the day. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so. you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew . i'd charge was a big. welcome to the all female business bulletin program and all of the international women's day of course now over twenty five years ago and nine hundred eighty seven when forbes m

about the pioneers of the future who improve our lives and the prisoners of the past who seem to dominate washington.

and the dominant white parents oppose the charter network. and many of these parents were decrying kids's long days and emphasis on test preparation and lack of diversity and i went to another meeting with mostly african-american parents where they were talking about what they liked about the approach and how these more privileged white parents were trying to take something away that they valued and i feel like at its core this disconnect was about sociology and different beliefs and understanding that the ideals surrounding all of it, surrounding education all of which has some validity and a long history behind them but so much of the writing and public discourse surrounding education doesn't grapple with these issues at all. instead it is obsessed with not being unimportant but much more abstract ideological battles surrounding such topics as governance and privatization. the third major lesson i learned relates to both book writing and education. i didn't as i said no and a lot of ways what my book would be about because i didn't know how

economies string thing unity to challenge the world's economic order with deals aimed at reducing the dominance of the dollar in global trade. immigrants who want to become british will have to learn thousands of facts about the country's history and a quiz that even some members of the u.k. parliament can't pass. one pm in moscow why matras a good having you with us here on r t our top story the biggest hunger strike kuantan m o b detention center is seen in years and during its fiftieth day with concerns for detainees health growing fears it could soon lead to fatalities even prompted the red cross to visit the camp a week earlier than planned three of the inmates protesting over mistreatment indefinite detention have been hospitalized at least ten now being force fed situation exacerbated by the fact that many of the hunger strikers say they're ready to die according to u.s. federal public defender carlos warner when talking earlier with my colleague bill dodd he exclusively shared a statement recently made by one of his guantanamo clients faisal kind diary revealing the ultimate desperation

the latest stop on a middle east tour dominated by threats involving iran and syria.

the gulf region it was us who checks terrorist activity and contained iran's quest for regional domination i'm sure that all of our messages and information did reach us decision makers up to the very top. or did the iraqi leadership believe that america would stop short of starting the war because of its program attic policy and little interest in wrecking havoc and endangering its allies in the persian gulf. i think our leadership believed that the u.s. administration could foresee the implications of toppling the iraq regime that the american administration would do something as stupid as letting the iraq regime fall and allowing al qaeda and iran to spread their influence across the region was totally inconceivable authorities thought that the wall wouldn't last long and then afterwards the us would put forward certain conditions and we would say yes but no one had expected americans not only to crush the regime but the whole country as well in such a brutal manner they even went as far as damaging their own country they lost people and money it's those wars that sparked the economic c

. >> tonight we have music from rival sons dominic monaghan and l.a. lakers kobe bryant who tells us things. you tell us things, right. things, right. >> i >> new details tonight in the mauling death of volume up tier at wild animal sanctuary this central california. the fresno county kovrner says 24-year-old diana hansen neck was broken just moments after a male lions attacked her. of lisa is live in the newsroom with more for us. lisa. >>reporter: the coroner is also talking about how the whole thing may have happened. he says the young woman was killed because a gate was somehow left open. in only an instant the happy life diana hansen led with the big cat she loved, changed. yesterday the 24-year-old was cleaning a largeen closure alone while a male african lions was in a different area. according to the fresno county coroner a gator door was somehow left open. >> my understanding that the cat had just been fed and there was food in the bowl but the cat ignored the food in order to go out and have access to this young lady. >>reporter: the lions ki

well i think people generally agree that germany is the dominant player here right now the biggest lender of the biggest. media the biggest. pressure source of pressure and frankly the strongest voice i mean i don't think you'd see hollande in france the head of that country taking quite as aggressive a line is being taken here although nowadays who knows but i think people generally agree that. that the chancellor of germany and the germans they is pushing very hard for this incredibly draconian kind of measure there are people in in spain in greece in portugal in ireland a number of countries who are mostly in the left in the hard right parties who are basically coming right out and saying the germany controls the the euro germany is the largest force in the e.u. with the euro has kind of by extension become the old boy mark and germany has now officially won world war two is that like a really radical weird speak or is there something to that. i would necessarily bring world war two into it but i think there's some merit to look i mean germany's had it both ways for ten years now it's