let me more precise am a not so euphemistic, but also not so pessimistic.e are in the midst of a process and these new media that are growing and being created are important, because they advance that process. >> one thing the new media have in common, they are banking on a society that wants to make a difference and challenge its country. >> and one of the questions these reporters have been asking along with many other brazilians is what the country will get for the more than 10 billion euros it will cost to host the games. i would challenge anyone to find a brazilian who would say a word against football as a sport. but when we asked about the world cup, these are the reactions we got in sÃo paulo. >> the world cup, it should not be happening here. y e r health care system is so for kerry is and we are hosting the world cup -- our health care system is so precarious and we are hosting the world cup? >> there are doctors and teachers who are making nothing, but they have enough to shell out for a soccer tournament. >> look at our infrastructure. it is a s

think the ascent was never real doors of st paul was opened and let's be slightly more precise euphemistically but also not so pessimistic his knees were in the midst of processing a nice new media that are growing are being created are important and it's not because they advance that process for the performing times since one thing the news media have in common they're banking on a society that wants to make a difference and challenges country the questions these reporters have been off the metal with many other brazilians. it took the country will get the more than ten billion years that it will cost to host a call back and one till now i would times anyone to find a brazilian who would sing a whack against pope was this poll it only costs about the focal welsh cup. the sum of reactions we talked and somehow now. we were happy to be happening here but why are health care system is so precarious them are hosting the world cup. this guy seemed a run hospitals without doctors and teachers are nothing. but they have enough to shell out for a soccer tournament at the top and they mostly just look

other pretext to keep the pressure on the assad government and when i say pressure that's kind of euphemistic what they're really doing of course is creating a great international crime by funneling arms and weapons and money to an arms struggle in other words for mental and civil war so that they can destroy an independent nationalist government in this region of the world we've gone through this script before we saw it in iraq we saw it in libya we're seeing it in syria the united states government is carrying out an armed struggle policy a civil war policy and they need to keep up public rationales also they need a way to balance against geneva he need to find a way to continue to demonize the assad government because the ultimate goal is to get rid of assad not for a negotiated settlement. coming up here on our to international reinforcing afghanistan. will support a unified afghanistan as it takes responsibility for its own if you knew that the taliban in the future well joining the peace process with the government of afghanistan. the volatile country faces the looming threat of a resur

meanwhile coping said japan's use of force leaders of the course recruitment of what is euphemistically called comfort women and it's a legal use of chemical or biological weapons are all crimes against humanity that were overlooked in posts were trials should be pre examined today. despite all the evidence of a publicly declare the was no evidence that women had been coerced into sexual slavery in his first term in two thousand and six. now he has said he intends to review the nineteen eighty three total statement which expresses remorse to former comfort women. to sum up putting a set of these denial of japan's war crimes against humanity and its liabilities and his efforts to revise the constitution every armed japan have got to pay into an abyss of disgrace. who added that the real danger looms large as words and acts marriage bills of wartime politicians of military is to japan. what the cctv. anway back to pick up the next few minutes with the win for olympics and silky in the wet eight golds up for grabs on tuesday night time we'll switch on or in speed skating which there was a

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for kids to go to school and all sorts of other material benefits as they later said, sort of euphemisticallyreport. >> you lay out the cost of these olympics. what was your comparison of the cost of these olympics? >> below statistic is $51 billion for the games. that is more -- >> and comparison? >> so many comparisons to make. one road from the old big village to the top of the ski mountain is going to cost 8.7 million dollars. not only is that more than the entire price tag of the vancouver games, but they could've paid the entire road in beluga caviar and it would've cost less than $8.7 billion. >> what does this have to do with men spending suits? [laughter] >> i quoted a professor in brazil who said statistics are like a mankini. they show so much but they hide the most important parts. not making money. although some are making a tremendous amount of money. books as giancarlo says, the reason they have the olympics every four years is because it takes them for years to count all the money. the question is, who gets it and who is left behind? >> who gets it in russia? >> a combination

for me in front of your goodness and euphemistically and sat on the holder of foreign policy issues like in ukraine in syria today in a false identity within a week since teams him with us from such a correspondent sean walker. in moscow were pleased to welcome andre courts enough director general of the russian international affairs council. he is here in the studio in the russian service of radio france international minister to us and can be used and understood what he means accused the team for being is the false and dad today. we can join the conversation facebook and twitter are hushed and aft to four debates. now to begin this edition the russian president is in sight she has been there for final inspection you might say that came just ahead of the arrival of the slain this wednesday and he thanked the members of the international olympic committee their trucks the man of the willing if we understand was not an easy decision to make to grab the right to host the games in the city which documented there they had ten to fifteen percent of the infrastructure require we put you placed

it appeals euphemistically but misleadingly named information center. it appeals changes made to the information task force and makes sure any comparative effectiveness research, called c.e.r., is used by the doctor and patient, not coverage providers or c.m.s. to determine the best care for patients. this legislation is relatively simple. it should be supported by all of my colleagues to address some of the egregious changes from obamacare that are about to happen just around the bend. time to get ahead of the curve this time. prevent it. i really believe that in order to protect this all-important doctor-patient relationship, we need to appeal and, most importantly, to replace obamacare with the real reforms that work for kansans and all americans. however, in the meantime we can also start taking it down piece by piece, which is what my four rationers appeal act does. i urge my colleagues to support this proposal, and for once let's get ahead of the curve. i yield back the balance of my time. the presiding officer: the senator from ohio. mr. brown: t

gap in as a huge prescription drug coverage which we here in washington euphemistically called a hole.ut that coverage gap, after like $2700 omething annually in prescription drug sudden, your a coverage is eliminated until you out ofousands of dollars pocket. but the affordable care act does in t closes that gap coverage. right now, people when they fall into that gap are getting on brand name drugs so the costs are being subs dietzed. by 2020, this gap in coverage be entirely eliminated. so people like the caller, if he m s significant numbers of medici medicines, he's no longer going be at risk of falling into that coverage gap. > we talked about the system that's built on volume and the signups happens, if the volumes not happen and changes have to be made, would you see a reduction of subsidies to those ultimately them or higher premiums on the insurance side being paid by those who are the program? guest: i don't think the change -- i think they'll be updated somewhat, which is good. that's in the prospect at all. so the question that joe has you're raising here up?ill premiums go