each asset bubble housing in the late one nine hundred eighty s. tech in the one nine hundred ninety s. and housing again in the two thousand nudge the incomes of the bottom ninety percent briefly into marginally positive territory while it spiked the incomes of the top ten percent into the stratosphere well i think the key is always been wages and how to manage wages so that you could create asset price inflation without having to increase wages so clearly when china join the world trade organization there was a way to outsource jobs to asia so they wouldn't have any inflationary pressure on wages you know new new advances in robotics now are going to allow for productivity continue but without any pressure on wages by getting people to sacrifice good paying jobs for the ability to speculate in the financial eyes globalized world was the greatest trick the devil played in getting people to voluntarily give away their means of production if you will their only way that they could achieve some kind of economic sovereignty on an individual basis in e

sharon died saturday at the age of eighty five. one of israel's most iconic and controversial figures he'd been in a coma for eight years after a devastating stroke that incapacitated him at the peak of his political power the passing of our teacher on this part makes reactions across the world. but when israel meaning all revere in the league leader as a war hero. corresponds to the freebie and tell of the wood to the streets of that city and talk to people about the future. the howard at cherry the announcement that ariel sharon has passed i hear it in. i mean square of talent eve. this is a square that she's protest peace march is. this was the site of a protest against action that ariel sharon took in the nineteen eighties in levin on but here tonight the people i've spoken with her stack. their sound to hear that ariel sharon has gone to the underworld. on every morning. i've spoken to a few people one person said he's going to the jewish people here is good for the state of israel. i also spoke here with out me. who told me h

until one thousand nine hundred seven when it called itself the world economic form but you know the eighty's were of course the time at the beginning of this whole financialization of the world and it became more of a bankers hang out of bankers hanging out with politicians so i want to look at the world that they've created because you know a lot of people say they're up there to save the world this is why these bankers me to give their elite opinion about how we should save the world but if you look at this chart from charles who smith is the percent change in real income since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight now the top ten percent is that red line and the bottom ninety percent is the blue line and as you can see it rose sharply for the top ten percent around one thousand nine hundred eighty two and it just tore away from the blue line the bottom ninety percent where they were rising all together for the first fifty years of that chart yeah that's right oh you know since one thousand seventy one you say you know the course when the u.s. off the gold standard when we began a period

the number of transactions only day off a hike to one hundred eighty eight million. got to bed now but you acknowledge you more than one hundred million. if they could find for those looking to tap into the potential market. finally from time to do it. shanghai free trade don't drive with light to the nearby area the establishment of shanghai free trade zone has driven up office rented out now this trend of three applied at dc area. the women off the picnic area of may company moved up to the area surrounding the film quarter this is real. the developer and a chance to build up to a nearby area. late december last year. a shanghai based group the developer and fifty three million dollars. i'm predicting a win proper building off the picture the plow truck even more than five times higher than starting price. dividing the building area the accommodation guide to reach fifteen thousand two hundred yuan per square meter for two hundred forty dollars per square foot marking time between the highly marketable to drive the office rental prices of ivf tv. the show but the h

over eighty percent of towns and cities. no pt or the gnomes in fact the majority of those towns are keener than the european counterparts. the first time ever the country's capital city with teams keen to european standards. a major step forward says this report given its importance to tourism and business. here vice chair of the front of a number of other places but despite this the fifth year of the event of a well presented and maintained its eyeballs as a hoax progress made to clean up our streets isn't jeopardized by clowns to change the structures of local authorities haven't come in martinis. most funny this evening with distortion and cause damage and misery for many people but for others. he was a dream come true. hundreds of people flocked to mullah morning county sligo today to see some of the world's best big wave surfers take along to maxwell's up to ten majors they're heading for the ultimate trim. i'm terrified to be honest this type of tv i'm terrified. to play tennis. arts production storage and touched on

well that's not disconcerting at all seems like something right out of the pages of nine hundred eighty four but with cell phone companies and regimes working hand in hand tyranny by way of technology seems to be government's weapon of choice now let's break the set. of the big. games they are looking very hard to take a. look at he ever had sex with her right there. for the victims of the two thousand and ten gulf oil spill want to major battle against b.p. concerning the access to comp. station funds see for over a year b.p. claim that the settlement process was unfair because individuals that suffered no harm were allegedly scamming the company and a billions of dollars unfortunately for b.p. the fifth circuit court didn't fall for that argument and rejected the corporation's appeal now of b.p. trying to block payouts isn't enough to convince you of its greed and moral bankruptcy statements from the company's own employees might and the article written by investigative journalist highlights current and former b.p. officials who are disgusted with how the company has reneged on its pe

in the eighty s. when the nurse every two weeks a travel with my daughter a young family twelve hundred kilometers than twelve hundred kilometers that it's not only that. boasting a distance of forty men is a slight cold from what i mean the thing is that. discussion of prisoners most prevent them from organizing activities going on. the spanish government has refused to negotiate with us in the group to canteen into violence and twenty eleven that sits around and refuse to fully disarm. nevermind there and now of our top story once again the former apartheid israel prime minister ariel sharon in his body is lying in state in front of the israeli parliament the knesset. this sunday. the. the israeli are able to pay its respects to tell at six pm local time then that the body well that and then tomorrow plans for a a private service will be held following a state funeral which will take place there at the knesset once again the controversial former israeli leader died saturday at the age of eighty five

he's eighty eight prisoners. there is much evidence to suggest. our wrongdoing. over sixty coalition forces had been killed. as result of actions by these eighty eight in fifty seven afghans had been killed by the actions of these eighty eight to allow them to be released would be up front to the afghan people and to the soldiers and those who bravely risk their lives to capture them. if these releases go ahead it would do irreparable damage to the relationship there will be a backlash in the us congress. i think the afghan people will be very upset you already hear from the afghan people that they weren't dangerous criminals to be tried in a court not released arbor trail. so the whole thing is that we can allow the afghan legal system to do its job we're not asking that these people be tried in america. we're not asking that americans to the top were asking the train judges make these decisions and the prd as being implemented. today is outside of afghan law. and outside the agreement and it would do and don't stand next to the feature relationship. st st eight

their government demonstrators forced hosni mubarak to give up the presidency he held since nineteen eighty one muhammad morrissey became he's its first democratically elected president in june twenty twelve to eighteen months later the military ousted him you poor. he did since all violence across the country on the eve of the third anniversary of the uprising. four separate explosions in central time will tell them the six people and wounded more than eighty supporters of the government fought with supporters of former president boris eat the two groups plan to hold rival demonstrations security forces are using armored vehicles to block the entrances to tell me this plan in cairo and monitoring the situation from helicopters. anti government demonstrators in ukraine are spending to finance the occupying government buildings in the capital and some western regions meanwhile government and opposition representatives on negotiating in hopes of ending the stand up demonstrators occupied the admin called to ministry in the capital kiev. they threw stones and other objects at police and burned

around fifty to eighty us dollars. and your virus can be given fifteen days in detention many other places have similarly harsh punishment to try and limit the fireworks the expert support the idea of being told by working committee. hunt elk in the bike executive secretary of the shanghai law society spoke highly of the idea. he points out that setting off fireworks. the beard papa with a silver screen couple many people living in the case for giving up the tradition. went to a legal perspective. ever have the right to do with the one including setting off fireworks. don't bother others to live and let live philosophy for others in mind the things that don't like fireworks should not force people to breed dirty air the pirates of the air quality and more people with the condition. people setting off fireworks. fresh to purdue on the right of other people do not like fireworks kang think it's reasonable to use the legal means to stop that. according to tom giving up the fireworks might be difficult the traditional peop

morgan what do they have off their balance sheet on these special purpose entities accounts not eighty billion but ninety trillion ninety trillion in derivatives they have more off the balance sheet and derivatives than the entire g.d.p. of planet earth they keep it afloat with artificially low interest rates thanks to the corruption of janet yellen the federal reserve bank and such a bank. around the world and accounting fraud not arthur andersen because they have already been put out of business but the big four that are left are too big for accounting firms are unable jamie diamond off balance sheet and run like scandal now of course with enron famously when the audio clips were played of their phone conversations they were making fun of ripping off granny and california well the same thing here is not only did they use that same exact to j.p. morgan you said it same exact enron scandal and fraud but they say foreclosure fraud investor fraud cheating customers market manipulation library now the coup de gras to j.p. morgan's had a reputation a two billion dollar fine for closing his

this was in the first case that a for a firm corporate personhood you can go all the way back to eighty six city clark county versus other precipitous railroad a simple tax case that the railroads had tried to turn into a corporate personhood case and tried to carve out this. place for them in the bill of rights and they succeeded thanks to a pretty tricky court reporter there's a great book on equal protection read by tom hartman all about that stuff but then you look but this eighty six decision you can see that since then other court decisions have referenced this and affirmed corporate personhood again and again giving corporations more and more access to our bill of rights from the right to speech to the right to lie to equal protection of the last sooner or later they might have a right to second amendment they can go to their corporate headquarters i mean that's what this is this assault has been happening for quite a long time and it just kind of finally cemented it was this is united but didn't really change that much i know they are saying it really stripped away you know a ce

to oxfam of the world eighty five richest people. to. three and a half billion poorest people it's fed task and this is a great thing because it just fires everybody gets the motivation to look up to the one percent and say i want to become one of those people are going to fight hard to get up to the top this is fantastic news and of course i applaud but. what can be wrong with this yes to really. case you're wondering what the one percent actually thinks of the fact that only eighty five individuals own the same amount of wealth as the poorest three billion people on the planet. this is fantastic news and of course i applaud it. folks give it up for mr kevin o'leary evidently one of the most callous a holes on television today in fact you might recognize him from the vultures to t.v. program shark tank a game show where a handful of one percenters decide whether to crush or finance the dreams of optimistic entrepreneurs although i think the show would be more entertaining if o'leary himself were thrown into an actual shark tank oh and b

but this eighty six decision you can see that since then other court decisions have referenced this and affirmed corporate personhood again and again giving corporations more and more access to our bill of rights from the right to speech to the right to lie to equal protection of the last sooner or later they might have a right to second amendment they can go to their corporate headquarters i mean that's what does this assault has been happening for quite a long time and it just kind of finally cemented it this isn't united but didn't really change that much i know they are saying it really stripped away you know a century potentially of campaign finance laws but jack off the former lobbyist who is now you know seen the light told me you know they would be finding ways to really do this kind of thing even if it weren't for citizens united is that true well i mean he would know i. look and there's always going to be shooting dealings going on in there was this sort of business going on before citizens united well boyd says you noted that it legitimized public when you have to do it in th

victorians after the theft of two of the fact that kbr a float above eighty per feeding. it was a bit for his third goal in the face of the things on the cricket coverage to go back to heaven the big otago cricket is actually are and what has shaped the pacific eleven people over the centuries to come from the stimulation of the target of a feather tempted by a baby but he's one of the top of that generation. the sun you think you very much for that time the claimant their interest in a world leaders around the world have been paying tribute to ariel sharon. us president barack obama described him as a leader who dedicated his life. the state of israel. and german chancellor under medical praise him for making concessions to the palestinians. was it his courageous decision to withdraw israeli settlers from the gaza strip represented a historical step towards reaching an agreement with the palestinians and a two state solution. the blues german in geo and a british law firm are asking the international criminal court in the hague to investigate possible war crimes committe

in recent years that's because about well about eighty percent of american counties are under federal and the clear disaster in that period that's what sinks people yeah it's extraordinary what should what would your message be to the media that we have. well look this is just the biggest story there are was. you know twenty years from now and people are going through and if they are going through. that archives your publications are looking at that they're not going to be really worried you more about what happened with the sequester or the dark dynasty you know. they're going to be wondering how we missed. a moment that we still have just clearly to try and bring climate change under something and then it will be the greatest failure you know the democratic media there's never going to. very well said bill mckibben thanks for the great work you're doing a great writing you're doing a great activism you're doing it in such a leader thanks so much for being with us tonight that can actually make your thank you. and that's the way it is tonight tuesday december thirty first twenty thir

they got the tour by announcing that its gross profit rate could reach up to eighty percent. by contrast china's realty industry into one of the most lucrative in the country. we generate an average gross profit rate was up thirty percent. got into dumping three four study when mel went to the private funeral companies and demand china. twenty two branches in eight major chinese cities report from united think of that alone shows that the company's net profit for expected to reach thirty percent in the next two years it got me to read on you the t eight hundred eighty million dollars. so how has to show us become so profitable. as beijing youth daily report. the company's ipo statement that the average grade of price has increased by them up to fifty percent in two years it's gone from sixteen thousand dollars and two dozen ten to twenty five thousand dollars in two thousand twelve. but although graveyard prices have soared dramatically. email the company need to spend in order to acquire greater brand is negligible shanghai's example the average with pride that little two do

great book on equal protection read by tom hartman all about that stuff but then you look but this eighty six decision you can see that since then other court decisions have referenced this and affirmed corporate personhood again and again giving corporations more and more access to our bill of rights from the right to speech to the right to lie to equal protection of the last sooner or later they might have. right to second amendment they can bring in all of their corporate headquarters i mean that's what this is this assault has been happening for quite a long time and it just kind of finally cemented us as a united but didn't really change that much i know they are saying it really stripped away you know a century potentially of campaign finance laws but jack off the former lobbyist who is now you know seen the light told me you know they would be finding ways to really do this kind of thing even if it weren't for citizens united is that true well i mean he would know i. look and there's always going to be shooting dealings going on in there was this sort of business going on before ci

as a factor or you know it was one in one nine hundred eighty s. one point eight now people working in the household and they're still only bringing home this is family income and the average is forty thousand forty thousand dollars in the united states and if you really had two people and they were really and then twenty five thousand had become forty or fifty they should be taken home one hundred thousand dollars between the two basically it's taken two people to make the same amount of money that one person made twenty two that's right because thirty years of reagan's war on. it's it's not this is not productivity we did not see this happen when when the when the internal combustion engine came along we did not see it with fact what we saw was wages went up and which ended the route realities of american working families now it's that we're having it so. that discussion about you know wages in terms of like if one person brings them a very good check but you know i talk to people now and they stay there are women who i know stay home to actually

risk do we have documented precedents this is exactly like eli lilly which in the one nine hundred eighty s. knew that prozac was leading to suicides and aggressive behavior the exact opposite effect of what they wanted they knew that in the one nine hundred eighty s. after they conducted the research they hid the research and it wasn't exposed and told two thousand and five from the b.b.c. but then they would have their corporate interests do studies and talk about how great it was now of course they're required to admit yeah that antidepressants do cause suicide aggressive behavior pretty much every shooters on them when these cell phone companies are forced to admit yeah the cell phone radiation does cause brain to. you know it does do all this and they're already saying this in their manuals so it's already coming out but once the public is aware of this fact it will be even worse oppresses it will be even worse than tobacco we invited the powerful industry lobby c.t. i used to discuss the issues raised in this report they sent this one line refusal thank you for contacting us but we

this is a holy time for all the russian also looks believe that there's around eighty percent of the country's population but there are also others who live abroad special christmas vigils are held in around ten thousand churches and monasteries all across russia including christ the savior cathedral here in central most russia's main church where the ceremony is led by pay trickle mosco and all russia the real every year around five thousand believers attend the ceremony in this particular cathedral including the country's top officials these here prime minister medvedev attended the ceremony here but president putin celebrates christmas in seoul to this year where he traveled several days ago to monitor preparations for winter olympic games the trasher will soon be hostage in a holy relic a very important one for old also dogs believers. brought here to see christ to save a cathedral from greece's athens mourners three. the magi gave us gold frankincense and myrrh that according to the bible and christian tradition were given to infant juices when he was born by a group of foreign

winter olympics is the ice hockey competition which is taking place in the bolshoi cost one hundred eighty million dollars they can house twelve thousand fans now with a month to go all these venues have been tested to international standards on more than one occasion and is difficult to imagine exactly what this area was like seven years ago before such it was awarded the games before then the area behind me was just barren wasteland and the whole area looks set to benefit for many years to come and in particular local businesses my colleagues about what say now reports. the caucasus mountains an angel i tried days with a love for nature and now they've become an attraction for new opportunities and business one family decided to leave behind the metropolis of moscow for a change of scenery and life sound and a new business saw them using the found in this landscape bad did the city win the olympic bid to play any influence to. sochi winning the olympics we had encouraged us to take action as we became more sure that the region will now be developing fast and world so yes i'd say this fra

the death penalty some are dying behind bars the latest available numbers show that eight hundred eighty five inmates died in the custody of local jails in two thousand and eleven this according to the be. are of justice to test x. are to correspondent a marriage david brings you the story of one woman accused of a nonviolent crime who died in a brooklyn jail she was supposed to be there temporarily but as you'll see she spent her final days behind bars. now we're going to. go. it's a mother still in mourning distraught over her thirty seven year old daughter died after spending several agonizing hours lying on the floor of a brooklyn jail cell the day which led to kyin livingston's death this past summer stemmed from a nonviolent altercation with her grandmother but after her arrest police brought her here to brooklyn central booking where she was held waiting to be arraigned by a judge unfortunately she would never make it to a court or ever officially be charged with a crime. instead livingston would spend the remainder of her life in a jail cell suffering from severe stomach pains di

in his eighty three he was and is for many people for me to want a card to come. what will the sport be been without it. what is the big question and you see on a friend's ensues that red bull at the center said that he's want him to take over when nicholson does sat down he said that it tackles and is only one there is nobody else around formula. however it's such a big operation and some buildings multibillion operation. it's been a head even though he's been managing it all these years it is the ownership is elsewhere and they must be making at preparations behind the scenes eighty three years old we know that these potentially trial was coming up soon imagine that there are preparations in place a lot can happen post eccleston i would say that it gets bigger the nicholson and it has a bright future. it is where serve with vehicles inside afford to give her my space. mexico where the drug war has been taken to a whole new level. it's no longer just a vicious battle between cocktails and security officials armed vigilante groups set up and a recently approved by

forty eight is this regarded as the butcher of beirut for the world he played in one nine hundred eighty two when palestinians were massacred in the camps of supper and shifted the eleven on by christian militia groups and there's a lot of anger still on the palestinian street that he was never brought to book for the role he played in those massacres and muscles also issued a statement saying that sharon's death is a historic moment that marked the disappearance of a criminal whose hands are covered with palestinian blood so certainly a very controversial figure that was buried in israel today. if you click onto our web site. lot of stories getting a lot of clicks at r.t. don't call me clued in these rented guns behind a spade to suicide so now american firearms for. hiring out its weapons because customers with the guns on themselves and we don't worry about that at all to common and cyber security here in russia the government the citizens how they think it should be done as it's functioning. pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i'm sure. low income families in new york fee

and the bonds has found that the attacks describing its place and as the first small paintings and eighty eight counts in this state and the sunni muslim roots in greek referred to shiite hezbollah as criminal hypocrites. he outplayed in the nxt g money for schools and has operations in syria which has been pointing out the rebel factions countries on getting saturday. us secretary of state's don't carry kids liked it some progress in his efforts to advance the middle east peace presets falling towards it is pretty frightening is that they intended to kill him and palestinian president mahmoud abbas kerry said that signs were working with great intensity and serious purpose in all its result the conflict that in fact he has it means trustees may increase as difficult and complicated. kerry is trying to nudge israeli and palestinian leaders plates that these crimes that would establish a city states can set a framework to guide books for a final settlement in speech kerry said he will return to the man later this month the fed meeting . i do the boulevard we wanted to find out from some of

between i eighty five in nineteen eighty eight. about two and a double hundred in thirty months of salary for the average chinese actually worker. cover two dollars and twelve the theme of the money was a legal bid to montgomery for the complete and that the we. the declining purchasing power china and also stopping to look at the average price to write and who doesn't live with that seven us cents per pound last year rose to twelve pound for pound king ten thousand red chameleon hundred point on the right thing to have the bye. but to dump their team but we declined the left and seventy pounds. after over forty percent drop in eight years the renminbi appreciation night. the rational for chinese people to back their money to avoid having active streak. their popular investment choice. people could count that as an investment rather than as a place to live. as a consequence of that housing prices continue to go up the rapid increase in housing prices. i mean the depreciation of the houses more expensive looking for a place to live

and the bonds has found that the attacks describing the escalation as the first small paintings and eighty eight counts in this state and the sunni muslim militant group referred to shiite hezbollah as criminal hypocrites. he outplayed in the nxt g money for schools and has operations in syria which has been pointing of the rebel factions countries on getting cynical. us secretary of state's don't carry kids liked it some progress in his efforts to advance the middle east peace presets falling towards it is pretty frightening is that they intended to kill him and palestinian president mahmoud abbas kerry said that signs were working with great intensity and serious purpose in all its result the conflict that in fact he's in his trusty taken place as difficult and complicated. kerry is trying to nudge israeli and palestinian leaders placed two of these crimes that would establish a city states can set a framework to guide books for a final settlement in the decades long speech kerry said you were ten to be done later this month the fed meeting . i know the boulevard we wanted to find out fr

nearly one hundred eighty thousand in two thousand and thirteen. not every business is that an isp that. this also commerce company provides they're recommending clients with all of their services but only asks for the minimal amount of personal information albany the mean time being we need christ to skirt the resident registration numbers of all our clients on the twenty four two thousand well we haven't collected new one since then weigh all we ask is for a cell phone number and email address korea's financial authorities pledged on friday to crack down on businesses or individuals responsible for leaking personally data because in the future could be sentenced to up to five years in prison and fined fifty million won by forty six thousand lives. the next the last. i'm new. there is good news for south korean speed of persons to our athletes will be joining the squad for the winter games in sochi. tuesday joy is in the sports center with the details all and also for the olympic ski jumping team but get this in the team has more than doubled in s

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in nineteen eighty eight. the submarine collided with the sports fishing boat off the coast of central japan killing thirty people. the court found that the severance captain was responsible for the accident in two thousand and eight attempt to destroy your collided with a fishing boat off the coast of the prefect of the applicant. two people on the fishing boat caught. i call it become every bit the crew of the destroyed yet defence minister says his department will fully cooperate with any investigation. according to officials with tabasco scott the conditions were fine at the time it back since. we tend to ways to keep his ability. till now looking seeing exactly how the two vessels liked it. i mean to be in a stairwell sergeant japanese leaders have approved a ten year business plan for the operator of the damage nuclear plants and squish him up. executives at tokyo electric power company are facing a costly de commissioning process at the facility. and there are counting on restarting reactors elsewhere t

he's eighty eight prisoners. there is much evidence to suggest. our wrongdoing. over sixty coalition forces had been killed. as result of actions by these eighty eight in fifty seven afghans had been killed by the actions of these eighty eight to allow them to be released with the affront to the afghan people and to the soldiers and those who bravely risk their lives to capture them if these releases go ahead it would do irreparable damage to the relationship there will be a backlash in the us congress. i think the afghan people will be very upset. you are ready to hear from the afghan people that they will dangerous criminals to be tried in a court not released arbitrarily. so the whole thing is that we can allow the afghan legal system to do its job. we're not asking that these people be tried in america. we're not asking that americans to the trial we're asking that train judges make these decisions and the aarp as being implemented. today is outside of afghan law. and outside the agreement and it was two nd dollars damage to the future relationship that's tru

industry's most respected journalist is a loose listen it's all of microwave news since nineteen eighty one speak to the seems to be a parallel universe what the industry says and everyone else the whole system is broken people are not being told the truth it's crazy you know it is easy to say we made a mistake on tobacco after we know the back goes kill it the point is to take action actions being taken outside the u.s. france is moving schools but from what i fight to cable internet countries from germany israel and finland are moving to stop cellphone sales to kids but it's just made industry chief lobbyist thomas wheeler head of the regulator itself the f.c.c. form of ministration official calls it another astonishing conflict of interest so doctors who want parents the least informed of cell phone dangers to their kids say they aren't holding their breath seek truth from facts this is the truth. i think that the fact that these weapons can fly semi autonomous lead for seven thousand miles to you know the locations where unfortunately my mil. terry and the cia are attacking people i

welcome to the false and yet today dumped us to peek out the eighty five richest people on the planet. earn as much as the porous three and a half billion. if for instance mexican telecoms tycoon carlos slim the tops of rarefied rich list was a country. he'd be the seventh richest in africa his family were seventy three billion dollars. a report by oxfam which highlights the study of a group of economists shows on the eve of the world economic forum in davos. how does he find super rich getting richer by the way i could squeeze onto one double decker bus. not that the tee box. so why is the growing gap between rich and for not more of an issue. two years ago when the financial crisis was in full swing. movements like occupy wall street through the so called one percent to control the world's economy. talk was of salary caps meaning in bankers' bonuses. this not the trend today. take france's socialist president last week scrapped his tax the rich mantra in favor of tax breaks. his inability to meet the current losses to hire. how do you reverse the trends and narrow income inequality