ellis cose is the author of eight books. you they are. beginning in 1989, in 1992 a nation of strangers about immigration came out. 1993 the best selling "the rage of a privileged class." 1995, "man's world." "color-blind" came out in 1997. "the envy of the world" came out in 2002. "bone to pick" in 2004 and his most recent, "the end of anger," came out in 2011. >> guest: one book you are missing in the list is the best defense which is a novel. >> host: when did that come out of? chances are we skipped out but there was a novel. >> guest: that came out, i want to say in 2000 by bobby off a year or two. >> host: how did you get to a novel? >> guest: also what's missing is the dark to limit which is a collection of essays. the novel was a departure. i decided it was time to do something fun. my wife's a career prosecutor, and so i had some interest for that reason among others in the court system. and so that was a courtroom drama and it centers around a flamboyant female attorney, and again in her defense of a guy for murder. >> host: wha

recently we visited ellis cose in new york city to see where he wrote. >> guest: i am ellis cose and welcome to my writing studio on the upper west side. it made sense to me several years ago to make a separation in my work environment and my home environment particularly now that i have a daughter who is age at this point. i come here to work and go home to be at home. this is where i actually do most of my writing. i spend probably at least four or five hours a day, not more, more or less in this position. depending on what projects i am working on this whole place is actually devoted to various kinds of work projects and various work products scattered around the place. this is from my latest book. we did hundreds of interviews and surveys. here we have everyone from corey booker, the mayor of newark, and a professor at princeton and some ordinary people. john lewis, congressman. jesse jackson, former -- the head of push. the head of the naacp. this is one of many books that were compiled in putting together "the end of anger". because i thought it was important to transcribe most

thank you for this opportunity to learn from ellis cose.i've seen a lot in the labor tea party mirrors are chuckling about being seen as racist when they say that is not their intention at all. is it fair to say to them, good intentions are not enough. for example, we have a new book by michelle alexander, the new jim crow, which makes a good case for all of us to work for social justice. >> guest: i'm familiar with michelle's book and i think it's a vital contribution, and i think, but it's not an examination of the tea party. it's a look at what is happening in our society that has caused us to start incarcerating and keep incarcerating so many african-american males. and i think that is a serious problem. i think a very strict problem that we need to be focused on as a society. the problem with categorizing the tea party is you cannot categorize them simply because it's just too white of an umbrella. there's lots of people who are drawn by various parts of tea party rhetoric who decide that they're sympathetic to the tea party, or even d

>> stuffed animals. >> sean: there's ellis there. we love ellis.th me, and he'll say hello to the children, take pictures and get them excited about american history. >> sean: great to see you again. thanks for being with us. we'll see you on "fox & friends" tomorrow. that's all the time we have let this evening. thanks for being with us. let not your heart be troubled. greta is next. >>> donald trump is back and he had a big shot visitor. is it the star power that atracts the visitors? a few hour

ellis cose is the author of eight books. you they are. beginning in 1989, in 1992 a nation of strangers about immigration came out. 1993 the best selling "the rage of a privileged class." 1995, "man's world." "color-blind" came out in 1997. "the envy of the world" came out in 2002. "bone to pick" in 2004 and his most recent, "the end of anger," came out in 2011. >> guest: one book you are missing in the list is the best defense which is a novel. >> host: when did that come out of? chances are we skipped out but there was a novel. >> guest: that came out, i want to say in 2000 by bobby off a year or two. >> host: how did you get to a novel? >> guest: also what's missing is the dark to limit which is a collection of essays. the novel was a departure. i decided it was time to do something fun. my wife's a career prosecutor, and so i had some interest for that reason among others in the court system. and so that was a courtroom drama and it centers around a flamboyant female attorney, and again in her defense of a guy for murder. >> host: wha

jim: green-ellis for about four. aaron henderson was not on the field for that snap and he's got a knee injury, probable to return. phil: rivers on the touchdown throw to vincent jackson. a couple things. he is a tremendously accurate downfield thrower, he has a short throwing motion and he uses his body probably as good or better than any quarterback in the league. it's like a 15-yard throw to him when he throws it down there 40 yards. so using his body. good lesson for all young quarterbacks. makes you more accurate. jim: second and 7. and that's a first down. and a flag. welker. play went for 13. phil: used to be welker was strictly an inside receiver. referee: holding, number 20, defense. penalty is declined. result of the play is a first down. phil: not anymore. he is capable of getting outside. he's strong. i know he's not tall, big, or anything, but he's strong. a little holding by an tiny gates but doesn't matter. i said to bill belichick he's back from what he was two years ago. got over the injury. fast, qu

michele ellis is a rookie officer in training.his is her second week working on prison grounds. >> my husband, you know, was kind of skeptical at first. i think he knows this is something that i really want to do. >> i've always had a passion for law enforcement. that's just something i love. my kids were kind of excited. they thought, okay, mommy is going to be a cop. that's cool for them. i don't think they really understand everything that's going on. you have to remember to stay firm, fair and consistent. you can't really treat anybody any different. they're all human. they're all men. you have to remember that. >> hey, this is lieutenant meehan. can you send offender tye, t-y-e up to custody hall? i need to speak with him. >> it's been a bad week for ronnie tye. since being caught with a cell phone charger, prison officials have suspended his contact visits. and now they've just handed down a ruling on his request to be married at the prison. >> they denied getting married at this time due to conduct history. >> how can they

rehema ellis, nbc news, new york. >>> and that's our broadcast for this monday night as we begin a new week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. we hope to see you right back here tomorrow evening. good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening. thanks for joining us on this monday. i'm raj mathai. and i'm janelle wang. another sign our tough kmeconom times aren't going away any time soon. bank of america plans to cut 30,000 jobs over the next few years. also this afternoon, economic analysts slash their growt

nbc news chief correspondent, ellis is standing by. this is called the blogger long on how you can participate and be engaged in your home. >> behind me, can you see messages that are being posted online as we speak. you can join the conversation, our website, educationnation.com. we're hosting a teacher-only live chat. teachers go there and register to join the conversation. over the next two hours, as brian mentioned, we will also keep a close eye on twitter and facebook. on twitter use the handle @educationnation. you may see your comments on the air throughout the next two hours. for now let's send it back over to brian. >> how are we going to keep it clean? >> we have checkers, and we are making sure it's absolutely a clean program. all the messages will be spot on. >> it is amazing. so thank you and we'll be diving back in to both of your realms during the conversation. to start off our conversation, i am joined on stage now by two teachers. sophia is a sixth grade language teacher at indian river middle school, broward county, f

we're encouraged. >> brian: do you have ellis firmly in the newt gingrich for president camp or is heve: i can imagine. this interview kind of reminds me of when we had jada pinkett smith on talking about her show "huh northern" and off camera was will smith, much like you're here talking about your book while your husband, who is the former speaker of the house, to stand over there in the shadows and watch his wife talk about ellis the elephant. >> gretchen: he really likes the little guy. >> he's very supportive. >> gretchen: at least you didn't put him in the ellis suit. >> no, he's not. >> brian: was newt in the ali movie or "men in black" because there is so many parallels between the two couples. >> steve: i don't think so. >> gretchen: no, no, no. >> newt, do you want to come on over? >> steve: or just stand right there? >> i hesitate to get too close to you guys at this stage. brian, your ability to sit next to ellis and not notice it is the height of professional. >> brian: thank you very much. >> you can do presidential debate training. >> steve: mr. speaker, what's the most

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opera singer ellie dean deals with it by warming up in a different way, an extra 20 minutes.'s what a professional does. >> all right. we should all take that advice. >> we should. >> thank you. >>> about a million more young people have health insurance now thanks to last year's healthcare bill. the bill allows people to stay on their parents' insurance until they are 26 years old. the centers for disease control says the number of uninsured young people dropped from 34% at the start of 2010 to 30% by march of this year. the government says young people are more likely to go without health insurance than any other age group. >>> are people in their 20s a lost generation? why so many young americans are putting their lives on hold and moving back in with their parents. we'll have their story tonight on the cbs evening news. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, we're working on for eyewitness news at 6. on-star may be watching.. even >>> i'm dana king. here's something we're working on for eyewitness news at 6:00. on star may be watching even if you have don't subscribe. what it plans to do

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basically, what we did is an extension along powell( street ellis to geary, abobo two blocks, along that corridor. powell street enjoys about 1000 pedestrians. it is one of the most active pedestrian street in the united states. we removed or re-purposed the sidewalk parking zone, which was not parking but just loading, and we were able to identify a location for the loading demand. we had an extensive community process. the business improvement district, over one year worth of engagement to ensure that we got the design right. really quickly, the images. as i mentioned, -- unfortunately, t te not going to be seen, but i think you can get the idea. supervisor mar: on the computer, if you use control minus, it reduces the size. it may not be the screen. >> i apologize for that. so unless there are any questions, that concludes my presentation. when we were originally permitting this project, the department of public works and the business improvement district, at that point, we were talking about the process, and that is where we are today. the project was permitted as built by the depar

it's a song that was made by a man named matthew too bold, a very well respected elder whose wife, ellie, just recently passed on. both of them were very well respected for their singing skills. when i thought about doing an arrangement for today, the blue horse special came to mind. i thought i wonder if i can bring a cedar flute into an air, i thought, i wonder if i can take a pala song and turn it into a reel. what i will do is sing you the original pala song, so you can hear that, then we will go into an arrangement that also includes a little something at the end for my grandparents. (singing)

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our assistant general manager, julie ellis. >> good afternoon, commissioners. historically we have brought our federal lobbyists and state lobbyists to the commission to pretty much in role in basic for you all about focusing priorities on the behalf of the federal and state level. many of you have not had the opportunity to meet our federal lobbyists, they're owen. today would be a great chance to show what he can do at the national level with regards to priorities. as a kind of introductory meeting with him. i look forward to the opportunity. i have had a chance to work with him for the last two days. darryl and his team have gone deep into water with power, beginning to take priority for the upcoming years. >> thank you. thank you, commissioners. i am joined today by adam ingles. he joined a couple of years ago. this is the first time that we have requested the commission at the same time. he is a welcome addition to the team. it was suggested that i give you a short history of the relationship here as to why you have federal lobbyists. getting down to some

like, no matter where you come from, no matter what your surname, whether your ancestors landed at ellisor came over on a slave ship, we are all connected and we all rise and fall together. that is the america that i believe in. that is the america that you believe in. that is the america that we can have as long as all of us are working together. thank you, and god bless you. and god bless the united states of america. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

nbc news chief education correspondent rehema ellis joins me. i know there's some positive news.'t like to be so negative but this is stunning information. what's the problem? >> the problem seems to be is that our kids aren't prepared. they're leaving high school not nearly as prepared to enter college as we would like them to be. this is just yet another indicator have what you have been talking about and i've been talking about for these last months and few years. the kids are not taking as rigorous courses in reading, math, and science, as we really need them to be. when they start taking these s.a.t. scores which are standardized across the country. not just your region or state them don't measure up. >> this reading stands out. we've talked a lot about education. it is about math and science. that we were behind in the world in math and science. we've become sadly accustomed to that refrain over and over. but this is reading. >> that tells you, if you don't get your reading correct, how will you get problem about what the math is all about. the reading is very critical. and

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ellis, why are you in town this week? in washington?>> guest: well, i with a number of my colleagues from europe and from the business and academic community are here to engage with our american counterparts on a number of key issues which we think will be critical for our future for how the transatlantic economy can be competitive in the future. dealing with demography, the debt and deficit problems which, of course, are on both sides of the or atlantic, grappling with how you cope with increasing debt, all these subjects we hope by the end of the week to have a number of good ideas which we can deepen over the months ahead. >> host: and, if you would, just overall how does the e.u. approach telecommunications policy with 27 member nations, and how is it different from how the u.s. approaches telecommunications policy in your view? >> guest: i think one of our main challenges at the moment is to make sure europe's digital market gets harmonized. both friends and created ings o. e.u. think the market has brought us a lot of stability an

obama is meeting with the transitional council this morning the president will be urging libya lawyer ellisoined libya >> i am on this wretched committee in washington d.c. they are talking about how to create jobs in i will listen in and see what they have to say i know unemployment is high gear you are watching the kron 4 morning news and we will be right back. ho- [ cow mooing ] ♪ [ female announcer ] there's no need to produce foods yourself to be sure they're 100% natural. ♪ now there's open nature foods from safeway. no preservatives, no artificial anything. all within budget. a wide choice of natural foods that meet your high standards. ♪ open nature. only at safeway. >> >> >> this is a user on www.youtube.com he took images from the international space station and showed what it would be like to fly over earth's. this a video went of viral with 2.2 million at views in the past two days. >> and on wall street dow jones industrials down 15 points right now we will have to wait and see what happens with the fed easing to keep interest rates at all low level. a fairly quiet day on wall

mark ellis strikes out. top of the sixth, things would get a little hairy. kevin kouzmanoff groupeds into an inning-ending double-play. vogelsong finishes with 13 wins and a 2.71 e.r.a. the giants win game one of the three-game set. and for vogelsong, a fantastic season and just the way he'd like to go out. >> that was my whole mentality. i just wanted to have a good one and finish strong for them. they've been behind us all year. especially me personally. they've been withes me the whole season. and i felt like i owed it to them to go out and put together a good start. and gives us a chance to win. >> how about the a's? mariners, final series of the athletic's season. hideki matsui. weekes comes home. 1-0, oakland with the early lead. smokes it to right. three-run home run, 4-1, seattle. and the 15th of the season. and the a's fall by the final of 4-2. >>> monday, the golden state warriors named 58-year-old rick welts as the chief operating officer. welts coming over after nine season with the phoenix suns as he served as president and c.e.o. for the last t

ellis cose, they give for being here. >> guest: great pleasure. and didn't have a chance to talk about bonet to pick but it is my favorite book. issues of forgiveness and reconciliation internationally and domestically but unfortunately came out as we were getting geared up to go into iraq. therefore it got lost in the shuffle in some respects. >> host: thank you. >> visit booktv.org to watch any of the programs use the online. tight the offer or book title in the search bar on the upper left of the page and click search. you can also share any thing you see on booktv.org easily by clicking share on the upper left of the page and select the format. booktv streams live online for 48 hours each weekend with top nonfiction books and authors. booktv.org. next on booktv, richard mintier talks about his biography of khalid shaikh mohammed from the spy museum in washington d.c.. this is about an hour. >> i'm glad to see all of you. writing is a very solitary endeavour. the only time you get out side staring at your computer screen in a dark and dusty pla

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jean ellie joins us tonight from san francisco.e're talking fraud, high-ranking politicians, and the fbi. what's the latest? >> reporter: this criminal complaint says the fbi believes she illegally stole money from political campaigns and used it to pay her own bills. it also says she's been embezzling money for years. raising money is a tricky part of politics. >> so, it takes a professional treasurer to keep track of all these laws and make sure candidates are in compliance. >> reporter: treasurer dirky is well known in california's political circles. >> she had been recommended in the past and recommended quite favorably. >> the fbi is accusing dirky from stealing money from campaigns she was handling. dirky had access to 400 accounts. agents arrested her this month, accusing her of stealing $300,000. now u.s. senator dianne feinstein tells politico her campaign war chest may be missing as much as $1 million, and she believes dirky is responsible. feinstein is expected to run for reelection in 2012. experts believe she will reco

we want to begin tonight with nbc's rehema ellis with more on the state of our education nation. rehema, good evening. >> good evening, lester. today we should talk about how teachers from around the country joined us here for two hours of passionate and revealing conversation about what it is like in the nation's classrooms. today's conversation is a vital importance because too many of our children are not making the grade. america's public school students are struggling. among 34 developed nations, our students rank 14th in reading, 17th in science, and 25th in math. and a quarter of america's eighth graders cannot read at grade level. the current crisis in education was the topic today at the teacher town hall moderated by nbc's brian williams. 350 people gathered with thousands more online to discuss the role of educators, the obstacles they face, and the heavy weight carried by many children in this country. >> one thing that i try to remember is that it is not a level playing field. we, as teachers, don't know what these children are going home to. >> reporter: the town ha

will still palfrey on our when >> >> serve ellis camera caught an image caught image which they believe man would errant basilar deputies have been searching for him for weeks they have installed cameras with the aid of their search. when >> police say a man were that one of the people found inside the burning home was op-ed affected murder at that was just released from jail in january an autopsy revealed he suffered multiple stab one officials think the fire was started to cut out up the crime. >> and i update on the have been a giant sand alliance down he has not been able to set up on the side of this bed is a peach is limited but has not lost his sense of humor the few sentences he is unable to say has made everyone laugh papua the staff allowed him to go outside and sitting in the sun for the first time he said if felt magical run >> up public vigilante held a 4 amp nursing student michele lee it will begin at 6:00 p.m. or she was studying to be a nursing student and today she went missing four months ago when meanwhile her high school friend aged zell esteban is expected to enter

thank you ellis welcome to. the headlines this hour. to make a victory in the. final event championships. in the u.s. open to. the fourth round. and . the rugby world cup all the time. fly to new zealand. and let's begin with. russia claimed two goals on the closing day of the world championships in south korea in the surprising the odds by beating champion caster semenya in the women's eight hundred meters the russian clock one minute fifty five point eighty seven seconds semana had to settle for a second behind and janet to get school khania to braun's. the women's hamel throwing off the mocking seventy seven. centimeters edging closer straddles. germany more than a meets a chinese very soon zhang completed the podium with seventy five point zero three metres. and you make a claim to file building the championships in style setting the only world record over to them and in the women's pool by one hundred meters relay you seen baltar leading the cool tents to a thirty seven point zero four second victory finishing way ahead of second place bronze and st kitts a

spotlight mosco have hit back at what they call an outrageously unfair decision to have the strike of ellis and a six game ban the brazilian was given the punishment after this tackle on test i think i can face such a crucial need ligament damage in the uk for six months it means i can five will miss the rest of the domestic season as well as russia's new about twenty twelve qualifying campaign fellas and says the tackle was not malicious and believes he's been harshly treated by the r.f.u. two years ago and was involved in a similar clash with ben and then making that bloody mess of who suffered a broken nose. alison's the u.s. open tennis where play has finally regime and the rain affected grand slam top players are getting back into action off the voicing their distress with the organizers who made them play despite ready conditions in new york the backlog was piling up at flushing meadows off to the to rain hit day. boss defending champion rafael nadal is back at it again the spaniard is up against luxembourg as you know that in the fourth round four seed on the murray is also an option

hay inundaciones debido a los remanentes de ellis.na. es todo de mi parte. >> muchas gracias. como ustedes saben comenzÓ el aÑo escolar y para muchos padres la seguridad en las aulas es un tema preocupante. hablamos con una familia que sufriÓ las consecuencias de las escuelas. >> regresan a clases con el anhelo de vivir experiencias nuevas pero para muchos la realidad los azota con violencia. los centros educativos se han convertido en el escenario de cruda pelea que han cobrado vidas inocentes. >> lo que hace que se habÍan confundido y flaquee. >> asÍ recuerda maría el fatÍdico tres de febrero del 2004 cuando le notificaron que su hijo habia sido atacado. >> en la misma hora que muriÓ en la escuela iba en un semaforo y senti como si una cuchilla me atravesÓ el corazÓn. >> el joven fue degollado en un baÑo de la escuela. >> el atacante pasarÁ el resto de su vida en una cÁrcel de la florida. >> el problema no es atacado desde la raÍz y hoy vemos que muchachos jovenes de menos de 14 aÑos llevan armas a las esceulas. >> cÓmo piensan que

the mayor's office of housing, we have the new executive director lee with us in addition to lydia, ellie, who's here as well. is there any comment or responses from the mayor's office of housing, please come forward. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors. lydia ely. i'm a project manager at the mayor's office of housing. i wanted to just touch on one issue brought up a number of times, which is the financing piece. so when we issued the nofa in 2009, we were already realizing we were going to be suffering some pretty hard hits in our budget. so we established some points, because these are competitive applications for funds. we established points for project that's could bring other resources to the table and take the burden off the city to fund the lion's share of the project. so in the case of this flooge you're considering today, c.h.p. presented us with a project that would end up costing the city zero dollars at the end of the day. they had put together a financing package that included private equity in the form of a tax credit program. dollars from the affordable housing pr

men whom are chelsea have also been busy bringing in portugal revealed that role rather ellis from liverpool on a four year contract had scored five goals thirty three appearances for the reds. now former world number one golfer tiger woods is almost to be a captain's plate for the biannual presidents cup in australia in one of them but the american superstar spoke after taking part in a charity event in state of new york was happy to learn you'll be one of two captains the tournament which pits a twelve strong american team against the rest of the world except europe what is also planning to take part in the p.g.a. event in early october it's to rediscover the four saw him captured fourteen majors the thirty five year old has been sidelined for most of the year and has now been winning the school most two years so a return to the presidents cup team is more than welcome. i really have played a lot and i've played thermoses sure so it's all a frustrating goal of the injuries to try to battle back and beltre and i'm very thankful. for for fred in this pic. and the over there can be ready and

tube of issues a for the business for us you know what did this put them off the market said paul ellis news of russia's finance minister possibly living his post is of course news for the russian stock market something he's regarded by many analysts as a so-called rock of stability in russia and many analysts are expecting such a major blow to russia's investment climate if he leads so far we can see that the markets are losing ground e.r.t.'s most but one percentage spot too negative. so far and to my eyes it's heating what a half percent losing about one percent this hour we'll have more market analysis in the business bulletin in about ten minutes ok looking forward to getting more from you on the market reaction you're in the studio a little bit later. the euro zone leaders are working against the clock to set up an extensive rescue region to head off from plunging the global economy into a new recession would be idea now is to apparently bruce the size of the eurozone bailout fund some two trillion a year. wanted may not be able to help out the banking european economies and leade

. >> michael ellis. >> will the prime minister join me in congratulating members from both sides of this house and in both houses of this parliament for their generosity in responding to the letter from mr. speaker and the lord speaker in support being a gift --? supporting a gift for her majesty, the queen -- [inaudible] from this parliament? >> i'm delighted to join the honorable gentleman and praising everyone who contributed to this very imaginative and, i think, sensible for her majesty's diamond jubilee, but perhaps i could pay a particular tribute to him because he has worked so hard to make this work, and i think it is something the country should focus on. a diamond jubilee is an extraordinary thing we're going to be able to celebrate in our lifetime. >> alec gardner. >> with electricity and gas bills going up by 20% and six million families in this country now facing fuel poverty, does the prime minister still think it was right to cut the winter fuel payment to pensioners by 100 pounds? >> let's be clear, we are going ahead with the winter fuel payments set out by the last lab

ellie's ten people have been killed and over sixty injured by a bomb blast near the high court has been in new delhi and pakistan based terror group has already claimed responsibility. for his foreign minister has called for the warring sides in syria to return to dialogue the comments were made at a meeting with his french counterpart as moscow and paris agreed that they don't want the situation in libya to be repeated in syria. well that's peter lavelle and his panel of guests discuss the fate of the euro and our debate show let's coming up on r.t. . liz . can you see. the low welcome across town right here about is it time to write you a picture where for the euro as the single currency reels from one crisis to the next europe's politicians appear to be powerless in the face of a monetary union that is proven to be dysfunctional what started out as a monetary crisis is now turned into a fiscal and political meltdown. can the same. across the fate of the euro i'm joined by rodney shakespeare in london he's one of the founders of the global justice movement also in london we have danie

thank you ellis hello and welcome to this point some days you're not and iraq the top stories this hour russian primary got dates and they doubled by donny puts in a ten percent of the table while bull market leader says moscow slid down to. real madrid down to mid table in the bombay on sunday while sponsors almost corey against us no sooner in the pickle we can the action. england sound little versus claims for a european socog with a one stroke picture and the russian challenge cup and also more gulf news coming up shortly. but first a bit of basketball as russia clinched the brawns of the european championships that wrapped up in lithuania on sunday david plotz scored big sing macedonia seventy two sixty eight to get on the podium and the final meanwhile the main decide to sell spain's example a divan their title against france one name to the final and beat the top scoring everyone with twenty seven points. let's move on to russian football now until a brace from donny helps and you go top of the premier league the reigning champions coming from two goals down to edge out rubin has

are going to see president obama pushing this alone the world agenda at the united nations out the ellie's possible approach and it's. on our web site r.t. dot com or asking you what do you think will happen if a palestinian bid for statehood gets vetoed by the u.s. so far most responders in the poll think the u.n. will these credibility if it blocks the move thirty five percent they could veto rights part of violent uprising in palestinian communities ten percent say it will encourage peace talks to resume and about the same amount they palestinians will be satisfied if they were upgraded to an observer status of the world body don carty dot com cast your vote and stay with the website for all the latest developments from the u.s. and reaction from the middle east as the u.n. session continues in new york. turning now to other news we're covering on r t world markets well on thursday fueling fears a double dip recession could be closer than we think the panic was partly triggered by a grim economic outlook by the u.s. federal reserve saying comply. economic recovery may be years away for

or want to see president obama pushing versts along the world agenda at the united nations at the ellie's possible opportunity. i have anyone from the washington based think tank the independent institute says obama's support for israel is very much turned out of votes he plans to get next year. in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight when it looked like harry truman was going to lose he he recognize israel eleven minutes after it provocatively disk declared its independence which the arabs didn't want and so he famously said well i have no arab constituents but i have a lot of people who are first zionism i'm paraphrasing there but and i think obama is in the same boat i think obama really is that his back is to the wall the economy's down and he needs every vote he can get it doesn't look good for him to get reelected right now so i think you'll see him tilt toward israel heavily here in this the rest of this year and next year before the election. on our website r.t. dot com we're asking you what will happen if the palestinian bid for statehood is vetoed by the u.s. so far most peopl