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economic and it has fueled resentment against ethnic groups particularly eastern europe. are widely dispersed and living mainly in europe and americas and also known as romani but many refer to themselves as gypsies and thought they were from northwest india and migrating to europe in the 14th century and the largest minority but also found in the u.s., canada, and countrys in south america. as a group they have suffered prolonged persecution, and reached a peek during world war ii, in 1935 they were stripped of citizenship and sent to concentration camps and half a million were killed. today the persecution continues. and they remain on the fridge of european society. in the first of al jazeera's three-part series lawrence lee asked can eastern europe integrate. ♪ it's a pretty town in northern slavacki and plenty of see for tourists who do not look at the roma wandering around looking for food in bins and locals try not to notice either. >> we are for peace and they are not working. >> reporter: and they have had enough of what they say as the roma which had this man as

fueled resentment against immigrants and other ethnic minority groups particularly the roma of eastern europe. let's go to mariana in london. >> they are also known as rowe i but many refer to themselves as gypsies. now europe's largest minority, also found in canada, the u.s. and south america. reached a peak during world war ii, in 1935, roma living if nazi germany was stripped of their citizenship and sent to concentration camps. today the persecution continues and they remain on the fringe of the society. in the first of a three part series, lawrence lee reports, can the roma of eastern europe integrate? >> this is athe pretty town in northern slovakia. plenty to see for the tourists, who don't look at the local roma that wand around looking for food in the bins. >> they are not working. >> nf sloenough sloa slovacs thy people look at them like monkeys in the zoo. we're okay says this old man until the whites get drunk and come here. on every level, these people are under attack. this happens over and over again. roam arizona communities are forced way beyond the boundaries of the town bu

and last july jcpenney was hit by a massive credit card hack that emanated out of eastern europe.'s why the focus is there. >> we got to get it right, right? >> that's right, bill. >> thanks. well, pilots land a passenger plane at the wrong airport with a dangerously short runway. so what's the worst thing an airline has done to you? >> good question. still more time to get in your best tweets. we say your best tweets. >> and most creative. but they have to be real. >> could you tell that story in 140 characters or less? >> oh, i have a lot of material. >> look at you. emily's just starting out... and on a budget. like a ramen noodle- every-night budget. she thought allstate car insurance was out of her reach. until she heard about the value plan. see how much you could save with allstate. are you in good hands? smoke? nah, i'm good. [ male announcer ] celebrate every win with nicoderm cq, the unique patch with time release smartcontrol technology that helps prevent the urge to smoke all day long. help prevent your cravings with nicoderm cq. really? 25 grams of protein. what do we

like this man, many people on holiday come from eastern europe, and that can make matters more difficult the first aid workers. joseph says there are often language problems with the injured. ory cannot speak german english and they have to improvise. gestures with the hands and feet usually do the trick. >> perhaps i should be more careful. but i like a challenge. i booked a tour off of the market ski area, by the guys who grew up here. >> and avalanche beeper for extra security, now equipped and ready to go. he tells me to keep leaning forward. the snow has been packed -- and requires extraordinary skill. herbert says thre is a problem -- and even the guards find it hard to ski. deep snow would have been far better. on the pith, the snow is back up, too. how is lars doing? >> jurgen is working him. look forward, down into the valley. >> after words of encouragement, he asks if they should head to switzerland. nice, long run. an easy blue one. no problem for lars. lars is not a born athlete. he makes it on his first day. >> lars says he lokoks back up the slope, eh can barely believes h

so the world jewish congress was trying one option after another to save lives in eastern europe andthe state department was throwing out one obstacle after another. some of it was assistant secretary of state breckinridge law but some of it was other state department officials. and eventually the treasury department became convinced that the state department was going far beyond the proper and necessary enforcing regulations and the treasury department turned up evidence that the state department had suppressed some of the information about the holocaust going out of switzerland to a man named josiah at the pros junior who i had the -- of interfering brought up a scathing memorandum and morgenthau was instructed to tone it down a little bit but he took the memo to the president. >> what was the title of that memo? >> report on the acquiescence of this government and the mass murder of the jews. and the president decided to take jurisdiction away from the state department and to establish the war refugee board. >> thank you. >> you talk before about the u.s. british negotiatinegotiat

like this man, many people on holiday here now come from eastern europe. that can make matters more difficult for the first aid workers. he says there are often language problems with the injured. many cannot speak german or english. then they have to improvise. gesturing with the hands and feet usually does the trick. perhaps i should be more careful, but i like a challenge. the marked skiff area. my guide grew up here. an avalanche beeper for extra security. now i am equipped and ready to go. herbert tells me to keep leaning forward. the snow has been packed by the wind and makes for tough skiing. this winter has seen below normal snowfall. ower, i haveirgin pwe to struggle for every meter. although i am no beginner, this run requires extra ordinary skill. herbert says the snow is to blame. it has been blown around too much forming hard layers and other soft ones. even the guides find it hard to ski. deep snow would have been far better and i would have handled it for sure. out.un is back how is our beginner doing, i wonder. he is working him. he says, k

the team -- teen reportedly sold the program to cybercriminals in eastern europe.he software has been downloaded 60 times, meaning it's possible other retailers were also hacked. >> a long-standing martin luther king, jr. holiday tradition in the bay area may be coming to an en. organizerrers of the freedom train ride say as of friday they've sold only hundred tickets. they say unless the train is packed tomorrow there won't be another ride next year. the san jose chapter of the naacp withdrew its support after hearing of donations for police. >> work together to make diversity work. that's the message today from reverend cecil williams in a special celebration honoring the late dr. martin luther king, jr. a day ahead of mlk day. he matched with king 50 years ago. today he used song and poetry in his church. >> the important thing is that we should be together. we should have the sense of not only being together but making diversity work, and seeing people from different areas, different communities, people throughout the world. >> king's wife, coretta scott king,

we experienced this in 1980 six when portugal joined and in 2004 when it expanded into eastern europeth times, we were told there would be a lot of poverty and migration, and both times, it did not happen. >> the chancellor in berlin said they will form a committee to look into how cases of abuse can be avoided. >> rescue came by air for the 52 passengers of a research ship that had been stranded in ice in the ant arctic for nine days. a chinese helicopter made several trips, transporting up to 12 passengers at a time to a nearby australian icebreaker. the researchers, tourists, and journalists on board were heading home when a blizzard trapped in their ship in antarctic ice. despite being trapped, passengers and crew remained in good spirits, posting videos of their adventure online. >> ♪ >> for the rescued passengers, it will be another two weeks at sea until they reach port in tasmania. troopsraq, government fought to bring back control over two main cities from militants linked to al qaeda. launched army airstrikes on rebel positions in falluja. adi,e, and in nearby ram they were

across the road we are looking at exceptional drought, even across portions of brazil and eastern europe and sudan. we are looking at the highest levels of drought across north and western portions of brazil in 30 years. there's a fir from brazil, this is the picture of sudan, united nations mission in darfur are indicating that the farmers won't have enough water to make it through the dry season. thank you morgan. >> thank you for watching al jazeera america. i'm morgan radford. "the stream" is up next. a >> you are in the stream. your government is pieing on you and the reporting is exposing how. now the president readies the reforms nor thensa. >>> all we had to do is tell the community that glen was coming on the show and twitter is exploding. >> yes, exploding with a lot of a cynicism and skeptism about the reforms for the nsa. nation

eastern europe ex-russia tied to the strong domestic german economy.t is in asia and probably south korea. probably south korea is okay. david: we talked about the devaluations of currency in argentina, venezuela. so forth. there's a danger of competitive devaluations what they used to call beggar thy neighbor. if you make the currency cheaper it helps your export market. will we see sort after devaluation war? >> more a danger of contagion. i don't think this is orderly and planned discounting of currencies. south african rand is down 60% last three years. i don't think they deliberately had happen. turkish lira is down 50%. they clearly didn't do that because they have emergency meeting. there is danger of '97, '98 type run of investor run on emerging market currencies. that is not competitive devaluation. cheryl: michael, great topic. thank you very much. >> thank you. david: thanks for coming in. >>> well the feddbeginning its two-day policy meeting tomorrow. with a recent downturn in the markets will the fed put tapering on hold? there is some ind

"new york times" reports hackers from eastern europe were behind the cyber attack during the holidays. the headlines on this saturday, stay tuned because "real money" is next. for updates, go to aljazeera.com. have a good evening. >> americans worried about jobs and their paychecks have been keeping their wallets in their pockets. i'll tell what you that could mean for the economic recovery. plus ford ceo talks about the challenges that the automaker faces, and how the big easy is trying to give hollywood a run for its money. i'm ali velshi, and this is "real money." >> this is "real money," and you are the most important part of the show. join our live conversation for the next half hour on twitter or facebook. now least week i told you about conflicting signals in our economy. today i'm going to give a little more to chew on. every monday thomson reuters combines to see consumer sentiment. despite signs of a growing economy, many question whether the economy is growing enough or fast enough to raise income levels for average americans in 2014. now we saw examples of that during the

eastern europe has been a hotbed of credit card cybercrime going back several years now.eloping story. biel bring you news as it comes in, once law enforcement tells us where the hacks eminated out of at target and neiman marcus. potentially three other retailers yet to be named potentially could have been hacked as well n the holiday breach. give it back to you guys. ashley: liz, it is interestings, because the so-called chip and pin number cards have been around a long time in the other parts of the world. >> yeah. ashley: mexico, europe, u.k. have had them a long time. i wonder why they have not been part of our financial system a lot sooner? >> one thing i'm hear sergeant cost of those cards. the issue is how much would they cost? costs of retail industry or banking industry a lot of money? that is what is at issue here. law enforcement is telling us too, what is at issue with the holiday hack is bank fraud. in other words cyber thieves want to get into bank accounts. that is something you need to address. pay with the credit card, yes, but really debit cards are a th

share of demand will be in north america western europe and asia however the growth in demand in eastern europe is likely to be higher than the average twenty four point one percent reaching one hundred three million dollars in five years all in all the world three d. printing market is expected to be worth five billion dollars by two thousand and seventeen. the company's own gas polygon software lets users modify the size of their objects and view progress in real time the printer doesn't even need to be connected to a computer users can simply insert an s.d. card and hits print while the vast selection of free online files means that early adopters will have plenty to keep them busy whether the three d. printing revolution is just around the corner or here already one thing's for sure in russia it started here in still in a grab the possibilities of three d. printing don't end with three d. trinkets we have the ability to print anywhere at any time but that's only american print anything. until the last. the winter is always a reminder of how we should look after our health with a indy's ever

it's believed hackers in eastern europe installed malicious computer code into target's system, then picked up information as roughly 70 million customers swiped credit and debit cards. a chicago accountant is accused of insider trading. the s-e-c says a cpa for allscripts used info about a "weak" earnings report to short the stock and buy options to make a profit off the stock's decline. the man allegedly made 286 thousand dollars off the activity. he faces criminal and civil charges if convicted. his attorney had no comment. sotheby's is on the defense. the art auction house is fending off an attack by activist investor dan loeb and his hedge fund third point capital, last year loeb slammed the company demanding a new ceo.third point has 9.3% stake in sothebys. to free up capital-- sothebys plans $22 million in costs cuts, payout a $300 million special dividend in march to investors and potentially sell the new york headquarters. new beginnings mean a new name for two car companies. recently merged chrysler and fiat will be known as "fiat chrysler automobiles." it's "office" is bas

now feeding into a national debate and one in the governing coalition, over immigration from eastern europe. >> is germany obliged to pay new immigrants from other eu countries social welfare benefits? german legal experts say no. the european court of justice in luxembourg has asked the european commission for its position on this question, and the commission ross answer is less definite, but it says reports suggesting brussels will pressure germany to give benefits to all new immigrants is simply wrong. >> to get social benefits in another eu country, and eu national has to beat either a worker, a direct family member, or, indeed, a habitually resident, in that country. >> that will not satisfy senior figures in bavaria's conservative party, part of chancellor merkel's coalition government. for weeks, politicians have been warning that migrants from bulgaria and romania may flood into germany to claim that if it's. >> national -- to claim benefits. >> national social security systems are not a self-service draw for all who come to germany. "her's in europe are -- open borders in europe ar

meanwhile, eastern europe, you've been seeing one storm after another across the balkans. romania saw a pretty severe snowstorm over the weekend. that system has moved away and another round of foul weather is going to be coming right in to place. but that's a look at world weather. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. "france a7guc÷gç "france 24 24 >> welcome back to the" -- >> welcome back to the "france newsroom. in tunisia, lawmakers finally adopted one of the most progressive constitutions in the arab world. ukraine threatens to impose a state of emergency if protesters do not leave the justice ministry the occupied late sunday, this as antigovernment protests read throughout the country. success inggest grammy history, duo daft punk win big for their smash song this summer "get lucky."

today armenian food infuses he flavor from the mediterranean, middle east, and eastern europe. >> thisr and in san francisco we're the largest armenian food festival and widely recognized as one of the best food festivals in the area. we have vendors that come up from fresno, from los angeles showing off their craft. we really feel like we have something for everyone in the neighborhood and that's really what it is, is drawing people to see a little bit of our culture and experience what we experience weekend in and weekend out. >> we are behind the scenes now watching the chef at work preparing some delicious armenian kabob. this is a staple in armenian cooking, is that right? >> absolutely, since the beginning of time. our soldiers used to skewer it on the swords. we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley. and every september over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and what i'm doing is

lows are definitely beginning below the freezing mark across much of eastern europe. let's see what's going on in eastern asia, as well here. and we have a new low pressure area starting to develop out of china. that's bringing some showers at this time in shanghai. looking at some rain showers. it will be working its way off toward the east. right now at least on tuesday mild conditions across much of japan over towards korea. that's going to be shifting over to rain showers by wednesday, in tokyo by wednesday night into thursday. this low's going to start to work its way off towards the east and bring some showers as well. most of this is going to be rain. still could see some isolated patches of snow in the higher elevations. but most of it will also be shifting over to snow later on in the week. we're talking about this next blast of cold air coming in from the north. ulan bator minus 20, beijing at zero. but, take a look at this. the three-day outlook, it starts to go down and gets even below average for much of eastern china, japan, even korea. that's a look at

all of eastern europe is free. their standard of living is up. the whole soviet union came apart. communist china, i was there. you had great equality there when nixon and i were there in 1972. now you have billionaires and millionaires and people making 100,000 and people making nothing. inequality is not the problem as long as everybody is moving up. who cares that north has a billion dollars and you and i may not. >> you go too far pat. >> don't understate the man's wealth. >> inequality is not the issue. jobs are the issue, and education is the issue. those are the kinds of issues we have to deal with. >> the fact that jobs and income are not working the way they're supposed to. we've created this huge gap and we're now looking like a banana republic which is not what this country is about. the president is n that new yorker article, meeting with academics and asking how can i talk about this growing inequality without everybody screaming class warfare. i think now republicans agree it's a problem too. now the debate is about what do you do about it. and democrats, you have pr

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. >>> in eastern europe, the violent revolt against the government of ukraine deepened today as opponents of the president took over another building in the capital and rejected his offer to include members of the opposition in his government. nbc's ian williams has the latest tonight from kiev. >> reporter: it was before dawn that protesters surrounded and then took over, fighting against security forces using it as a base. by daybreak the battered building was theirs to clean up. p protesters are now in control of five official buildings across kiev. they've also stormed government buildings in at least a dozen other cities across ukraine. on a hill close by, thousands then gathered for the funeral of a young protester, who died in clashes last week. among the mourners, opposition leaders who, hours earlier, rejected a compromise that would have given them senior government positions. but would almost certainly have provoked a mutiny among the hard-line nationalists, who are increasingly influential here. the deadly violence of the last week has hardened attitudes among protesters who n

it's going to be dederailed by even eastern europe. having said that, like at the data that came out. consumer confidence, gdp numbers, i know it's backward looking. most of it is based on consumer spending and trade. you look at the german ee faux, highest since the beginning. the chinese data which came out also, you know, people want to believe that china's about to blow up. look. it's been a flat line for the last 12 months. i think it's been extreme positioning and people were coming into this year believing nothing was wrong. volatility was too cheap. >> i'm going to suggest that you think he's wearing rose colored glasses. >> yes. take a listen. let's talk about the gdp. it was great number except most of it was made up of an inventory bill which is fine if people come in and buy up that inventory. what we've seen with walmart, amazon, ford, they're saying, listen, it's not as rosy as we're all saying, that's going to continue. >> that sounds to me like a stock market call. that sounds like companies that were mispriced. 3 presi

all of these -- eastern europe is free. the standard of living is up. the whole soviet union came apart. i was there. you had great the quality there when nixon and i were there in 197 . now you have billionaires and millionaires and people making $100,000. and people making nothing. inequality is not the problem, as long as everybody is moving up. who cares if mort has $1 billion. and we may not. >> wait a minute. [ laughter ] >> don't understate the man's wealth. >> any quality is not the issue. jobs are the issue. and education is the issue. those are the issues. >> but the fact that jobs and income are not working the way they should, it has created a huge gap. we are now looking like a banana republic, which is not what this country is about. the president asking, how can i talk about this growing any quality without everybody screaming, class warfare? i think now republicans agree it is a problem too. now the debate is about, what do you do about it? and democrats -- you have progressives you want to raise taxes on people who make over $500,000. i

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and so many countries from you know india and indonesia and asia to eastern europe and to latin america have now become so dependent on chinese demand whether it's for commodities or forward manufactures or whatever that of course when china goes through kind of a little bit of an economic turbulence which it's starting to go through it's bound to affect everybody else and it is and i think that's something that's not going to go away in a hurry. time now for a quick break but when we come back more from my interview with george magnus and then in today's big deal at a harrison and i discuss what a big deal coffee is especially when it's the market is being messed with you won't want to miss that but as we had to this quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers of the bell stick around. we welcome aaron eight and abby martin truly terrific oh show me our team at work. is going to give you the numbers and you're the one star never i'll give you the information you make the decision only about i'll bring you the. revolution of the mind it's a revolution of ideas and consc

their shared goal of bite size or six at the canteen house this year in the dirt near the end of eastern europe. this year the lord has devolved into a sectarian conflicts when it was my tears my hardest to fight in what bc is the holy war. some groups such as the isi else had failed to win support from series to see them as the minutes and a threat to their safety i. . the to do with news that it clings to bring the real cult of the middle east and that brings together top julie's from egypt iran iraq israel lebanon dpa syria and turkey and publishes their opinions in english from the washington headquarters we joined the festive meeting of the is really a tutorial to celebrate their second anniversary. you'll stay home the interdisciplinary center in anatolia. it makes no money to its changing something about how when talking to each other in the middle east. we hope very much that more and more people will tune in and pay attention because there are too many people on both sides of the conflict could only hear their own country and their own spokespeople. it's very important that we have any

issues gnocchi into a national debate and one in the governing coalition over immigration from eastern europe these gemini obliged to pay new immigrants from other eu countries social welfare benefits. gemini legal experts say no the european court of justice in luxembourg has asked the european commission for its position on this question and commissions on sundays and that's definite. but it says reports suggesting brussels will pressure gemini to get benefits for new immigrants is simply wrong to get social benefits. in another eu country. an eu national has to be either a worker at direct family member or indies. ahead the city the beach or the residents the theme that country. that would satisfy senior figures in the various conservative csu posse concert awesome ecclestone mission governments. a week cst politicians in the morning to migrants from bulgaria and romania. they stopped into gemini to claim benefits. sometimes its answer to the national social security systems on not a self service the awful old europeans who come to germany so in an open borders and europe a couple to the c