with foreign partners those are the top priorities outlined in this presidential address to the federal assembly today. it's barack obama's a big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year to push past congress on arms reduction treaty with russia. the last call among those preparing their final presentation two thousand and eighteen football world cup the winner will be announced in two days. through the capital of. four policeman hours before the trial of the republic government officials and comes ahead of a visit by u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton. well i've heard u.n. conference now underway in mexico climate change is the main question on the table the copenhagen agreement signed in january sets a goal of limiting global warming to two degrees celsius but many countries are unhappy with the document we talked about russia's position with dmitri medvedev advisor on ecology issues and the president of the world meteorological organization stay with us. thank you for sitting down with us the first question is about protocol what's your take on i

their suggestions and he covered quite a few of them in his actual address delivered to the federal assembly but this year's is a slightly more traditional you'll only find out exactly what it is the president chose to focus upon and that of ours and we will of course be bringing you that address live. from central moscow thank you for that. and of course we'll be bringing you more live analysis ahead of the president's speech at the beach or maybe it is expected to begin his address at nine am g.m.t. that's midday moscow time. now the latest to wiki leaks revelations on nothing new and will not damage international diplomacy according to major world leaders they voiced their doubts about the whistleblower which contained more than two hundred thousand classified documents from u.s. embassies across the globe also he's going to church account rounds up the reaction . those files exposed definitely exposed diplomatic information never meant for public eyes but experts say most of those documents are nothing new for the international diplomatic community most employers are kind of aware of the

presidential address to the federal assembly. it's barack obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year to push past congress and treaty with russia. peace activists in denmark have been demonstrating for almost a decade against its involvement in the afghanistan war but the protests are falling on deaf ears. live from moscow this is r.t. welcome to the program russia and nato should secure agreements on a joint anti missile system otherwise a new arms race may start that's according to dmitri medvedev who delivered the presidential address to the federal assembly today efforts in. russia's plans to join the w t o were also among the focal points and he said now it gives us a review of the presidential speech. but easy g.m. i see figured out. to be the door each need to get you the state of the nation a perfect way to make a statement about how to protect the interests of a state russia sees missile defense as the number one priority on its global agenda not for today but for the f

foreign partners there the top priority doubt london dmitri medvedev presidential address to the federal assembly today. it's barack obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year push congress an arms reduction treaty with russia. pretty students take to the streets in their thousands to protest against new deficit cutting measures that may make it tougher for them to get it education. also the last call preparing their final big presentations to host the twenty eight hundred football world cup winners said to be announced in two days' time. it's eight thirty one now on the bottom moscow time and a un conference now underway in mexico climate change is the main question on the table the copenhagen agreement signed in january said goal of limiting global warming but many countries were unhappy with that document we talked about russia's position with to meet to rebalance advisor on ecology issues and also the president of the world meteorological organization. thank you for sitting down with us the first question is about protocol what's your take o

a new arms race president dmitri medvedev gives a stark warning in his annual address to the federal assembly. perswade time for barack obama as he makes a last ditch appeal to the senate to ratify a new arms reduction treaty with russia. and the final whistle blows for bids to host the next two football world cups as competing countries await the decision from the sport's governing body. up next a special report explores claims of corruption within the u.s. media airwaves stay with us here on r.t. . when jasmine. santa ana airways can try. to. keep the crown. on. our story begins during the great depression times were hard and broadcasting was brand new it seemed like a miracle. also you know trying to get it into the queue behind your radio dial. wherever you may be to radio brought entertainment and sports and news of the world right into our own homes. as broadcasting retained fade it was hope. in that spirit our government made policies to make sure the media protects the public i'm simply ways are considered public property the federal communications commission was charged with the resp

partners there the top priorities outlined in dimitri would be the presidential address to the federal assembly. it's barack obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year to push past congress an arms reduction treaty with russia. british students take to the streets in their thousands to protest against new deficit cutting measures that may make it tougher for them to get an education. and that is the law school russia is among those preparing their final big presentations to host the twenty eighteen football world cup the winner is said to be announced in two days' time. a u.n. conference now underway in mexico climate change is the main question on the table the copenhagen agreement signed in january sets a goal of limiting global warming but many countries are unhappy with that document we talked about russia's position with me to advance its advisor on ecology issues and also the president of the world meteorological organization that chad coming right up. i think. i did somebody money which thank you for sitting down with us the first quest

detailed one would even respect not so many details about this problem in the address of the federal assembly but he intentionally made it very detailed. speaking about relatively small problems but insisting that they are extremely important and i just hope that it will all be implemented in practice once again because we have heard a lot of very positive things. in the past two years about where we should change things and where we should make progress and unfortunately when it came to the level of cities to the regional level especially the small cities nothing worked and so i think once again the problem is not just to. make a right focus on a certain issue but to find the means and the instruments also the money. to implement this to find the necessary means to make your words not just sound as a program but become. something real people will feel so i think that if president. bush this his personal control and makes this program of. behavior childhood russia could call it this way made it his priority and find the ways the means of the people to implement this i think the nation will be

presidential address to the federal assembly today. it's barack obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year to push past congress. treaty with russia. demonstrating for almost a decade against its involvement in the afghanistan war but the protests are falling on deaf ears. the debt crisis in the euro zone continues to spread the cost of. signficant this is the worries about the risk of lending to companies as well as some viewer can govern more than twenty minutes. worldwide news twenty four seven this is our seed live from moscow. president dmitri medvedev has warned of a new arms race unless russia and nato compromise on a joint anti missile system addressing the two houses of the russian parliament today he also underlined the importance of intensifying the fight against widespread corruption one of the major obstacles on the path to modernization and he said it gives us a review of today's presidential speech. that easy g.m. or a seascape figured out see did need to be. made to vi

partners those are the top priorities outlined in dimitri medvedev a presidential address to the federal assembly today. it's barack obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year so push through congress. treaty with russia. peace activists have been demonstrating for almost a decade against its involvement in the afghanistan war but the protests are falling on deaf ears. he is coming to you live from moscow welcome to the program russia's president dmitri medvedev this has warned of a new arms race unless russia and nato compromise on a joint missile system addressing the two houses of the russian parliament today he also underlined the importance of intensifying the fight against widespread corruption one of the many obstacles on the path to modernization and he said now it gives us a review of the presidential speech. that easy d.m. or i seascape figured out c d b d h me to get you the state of the nation a perfect way to make a statement about how to protect the interests of a state russia sees missile defense as the number one priority on its

state of the nation address delivered thought i think as they did to me from ed said if the federal assembly chairing that address it did come but a wrong division. both within the domestic field and concerning foreign policy he talks about the need for more of my say she within the political and economic sphere he also focused a great deal on the children in the need to safeguard russia's future generations regarding their health they were education in their legal rights he talked about russia's demographic problem he talked about the need to concentrate on lumbar mental issues he talked about the needs of the humanizing the criminal justice system of improving the relationship between the states and the individual of corruption and of improving russia's missile defense systems he also talked about the need for russia to work together with europe in building a missile defense system of increasing cooperation in that sphere and i believe that we can listen to what president to beat the timid bed of have to say on the box. fortunately i've just been told that we don't quite have those sound b

those are the top priorities outlined in dimitri made here this presidential address to the federal assembly. it's barack obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year to push past congress an arms reduction treaty with russia. peace activists have been demonstrating for almost a decade against its involvement in the afghanistan war but the protests are falling on deaf ears. and in business the e.u. has agreed on the aid package for island but will face a fine be enough to hold the crisis more entrenched and that. he is coming to you live from moscow welcome to the program russia and nato should secure agreements on a joint anti missile system otherwise a new arms race may start that's according to dimitri medvedev food delivered the presidential address to russia's parliament efforts in the curbing corruption russia's plans to join the w t o were also among the focal points. gives us a review of the presidential speech. just behind me is the kremlin from which president dmitri medvedev did deliver his annual state of the nation address in tha

are expected to be covered by the russian president when he delivers his annual address to the federal assembly unlike last year however there have been no specific giveaways asked what topics the president will be contrary of course we do know that it is tradition to focus on both issues of domestic and foreign policy giving priority of course to domestic concerns and we do know according to some sources that the president will be giving devoting a lot of the attention to matters of social issues various social reforms where progress has been made where it is still needed that more attention and finances need to be done. hurted to all those issues are expected to be touched upon by the russian president when he delivers his address also something that has become somewhat of a symbol of nicki minaj just presidency the fight with corruption ongoing battle against corruption and the modernization of the country and all of its sphere is not only in infrastructure and technology but also politics some policies all those aspects are force expected to be touched upon by the president we also expect s

are the top priorities outlined in to be treatment whether it's presidential address to the federal assembly. it's barack obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year to push past congress an arms reduction treaty with russia you got the latest developments for your money to tonight. and the last appeal russia packer's it out to the wire in a final bid presentation with the other contenders to host the twenty eighteen football world cup winners said to be announced in two days' time. thanks for choosing r.t. for your news tonight it's now eleven pm here in moscow i'm kevin owen with our top story and russia's president dmitri medvedev has warned of a new arms race unless russia or of nato compromise on a joint anti missile system addressing the two houses of the russian parliament he also underlined the importance of intensifying the fight against widespread corruption one of the main obstacles on the path to modernization is innocent now i gave this a review of the presidential speech. that easy d.m. that i see figured out. to be that boy ea

partners there the top priorities outlined in dimitri would read a presidential address to the federal assembly. it sparked obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year push past congress in arms reduction treaty with russia report coming up on that one. and peace activists in denmark have been demonstrating for almost a decade against its involvement in the afghanistan war but the protests are falling on deaf ears. this is r t welcome it's a pm here in moscow i'm kevin zero in with our top story tonight and russia's president dmitri medvedev has warned of a new arms race unless russia or a nato compromise on a joint anti missile system addressing the two houses of the russian parliament he also underlined the importance of intensifying the fight against widespread corruption one of the main obstacles on the path to modernization artes in this and now it gives us a preview and a review of the presidential speech. but easy g.m. or a seascape figured out see to me that during each meeting video of the state of the nation a perfect way to make a st

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a new arms race president dmitry medvedev gives a stark warning in his annual address to the federal assembly. it's perswade in time for president barack obama as he makes a last ditch appeal to a set for the senate to ratify a new arms reduction treaty with russia. and the final whistle blows for bids to host the next two football world cups as competing countries await the decision from the sport's governing body. it's two am in moscow i match reza good to be with you here on r t our top story russia's president dmitry medvedev has warned of a new arms race unless russia and nato compromise on a joint anti-missile system addressing the two houses of the russian parliament he also underlined the importance of intensifying the fight against widespread corruption one of the major obstacles on the path to modernization parties and he said now it has a review of the president's speech. but easy d.m. i see figured out. to be. made to view the state of the nation a perfect way to make a statement about how to protect the interests of a state russia sees missile defense as the number one priority o

partners those are the top priorities outlined in dmitri medvedev presidential address to the federal assembly today. it's barack obama's big test as he tries to break republican opposition and use his final chance this year to push through congress reduction treaty with russia. the last call russia is among those preparing the final big presentations to host the two thousand and eighteen football world cup the winner will be announced in two days. and will be here in about half an hour's time for the meantime though it's so the cars to report with max keiser stay with us. for the full story we've got. the biggest issues get invoice face to face with the news makers. ok it's time now for the kaiser report imax kaiser and checking in from connecticut is stacy herbert stacy heard can you hear me i can hear you max keiser a lot's going on let's get right to what hit me with a headline well first max i have to tell you you know the f.b.i. might walk in on any moment because i am in connecticut and there are raids going on all over the place here all the connecticut hedge fund guys apparently have

organirs plan to deliver to it the maryland general assembly and governor martin o'malley. >>> a federal police officer must serve probation for shooting and killing a dog at an anne arundel dog park. keith shepherd testified during yesterday's trial that theog attaed his dog in august so he shot it. the brother of bear bear's owner was just playing. terms of the probation were not made public but can be expunged from his record if fulfilled. >>> another day gone without a verdict in the trial of ingmar guandique the man audiotape accused of killing chandra levy. the jury has deliberated more than 15 hours. yesterday jurors asked the judge for the legal definition of assault, proving th ingmar guandique assaulted levi is a key element. the jury will return to the courtroom on monday. >>> as millions ppare to hit the skies for thanksgiving more and more people are speaking out against the new security measures at airports across the country. it's gotten so heated tsa officials are trying to step in and quiet the storm. jackie bensen has more now from ronald reagan shington national airpor

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to press congress for an investigation of federal law enforcement conduct conduct that they feel appears to be targeting legitimate political speech and assembly to intimidate harass and discourage activists from exercising their rights so earlier i caught up with shahid of director of the bill of rights defense committee and one of the authors of this letter which is addressed to president obama attorney general eric holder as well senators harry reid and nancy pelosi now in the letter which are rights of the attorney general's guidelines that govern f.b.i. activities have been steadily wrote it to eliminate those protections put in place that were supposed to rein in the abuses in the first place so i asked him first to give me some specifics and whether or not all of those erosions occurred post nine eleven. some of it actually creates nine eleven guidelines which were the first set of attorney general guidelines implemented in one nine hundred seventy six after the church committee had uncovered thousands of pages about f.b.i. abuses during the cold until pro era since one nine hundred seventy six there have been a series of revisions that

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a southern california assembly man is urging them to act now and to work with state finance officials to get it done. adding four inspectors would bring california up to the federal minimum. >> a san francisco superior court judge ordered the governor's office to explain why the sale of 11 state buildings should be allowed to go through. the public utilities commission is slated for sale to a private firm. it's part of the deal by the governor to raise $1.2 billion to help fill the state's deficit. attorneys are representing people opposed to the sale argued that it's fiscally irresponsible and asked for the sale to be stopped. >> they're selling these beautiful magnificent buildings, the johnson building, the ronald reagan building in los angeles, they are selling them and then renting them back at exorbitant moneys so we can get a few bucks right now. >> reporter: the judge ordered the governor's attorneys to return to court next month and show why an injunction should not be granted. >> ahead, a tragedy at a lakers basketball game. the latest on the accident that claimed the life of a little boy. >> incentive to stay home or at home t debate over unemployment

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so information is shared, a national picture is assembled, and i think that it's fair to say that the federal reserve bank president and the board of governors make policy based on what they think is best for the country as a whole. >> i am professor at ub. we tried to put people together. we tried to do things. i would like to follow up on what you just said. my understanding is that there is a share of information and gathering of information, different regions of your constituencies. my question is simple. [inaudible] >> well, we do a number of things. and one thing that we do is we actually provide a lot of information about what's going on in the regional economy. every quarter when the regional economic briefing where we share a lot of information that we have assembled with reporters and in the region to try to shine a flashlight on what are some of the key issues in the region. for example, last week with a regional economic meeting where we focus on housing. and what was different and the same about housing in upstate new york, new york city compared to the rest of the country. anoth

assembly. in january. the additional money would be used to raise state revenues and curb smoking. >>> a new study ou this morning takes a look at the salaries of federalbc's courtney reagan joins us live with this sty. courtney, good morning. >> reporr: good morninto you, eun. it's good work you can get it. the number of o federal workers making $150,000 or more has soared ten-fold in the past five years and dbled since president obama took office. that's grabbing the attention of republicans who captured control of the house last week. some plan to use lame duck session to challenge the president's proposals to give government workers an acrosshe-board 1.4% pay raise. sea salt is part of an effort. more than 1,300 products have been introduced this year. analysts say it has the potential to grow as fast as the low carb diet did a few years ago. >>> here's a story that either will or will not give your confidence a boost. we all live in a city with some of the most unattractive people in the condition, that's according to "travel & leisure" magazine. >> thanks a lot. they just released a list of cities with e most attractive and unattractive people in

assembling. court gets into session at 8:30 a.m.. >> federal health officials are warning you to avoid a particulard of cheese that sold costco. there's possible e. coli contamination the good cheese was sold at costco a in arizona, novato they offer the bravo farms raw milk quota for sale and in store tasting between october 5th and november 1st. 25 people have been sickened but no deaths reported yet. if those who purchase the cheese should throw away and costco is offering refunds for those who returned it. >> 7:57 a.m. will be back with more a few minutes and getting more details on the pedestrian who was struck by an amtrak train in albany. in taking a live look here at the train it was southbound and it stopped right now. it stopped half mile north of where the accident happened. everyone on the train is ok to get a pedestrian was struck and killed it and service has stopped. we'll be back with more a couple of minutes. this is your captain speaking. we are 14th in line for takeoff. looks like it's bumper to bumper on the interstate. i gotta get to cleveland! remove your belt, your watch, you

priority is listed as the number one priority when the wall street journal assembled its group of experts. the first priority was federalapital requirements, including contingent capital, into the capital structure of too big to fail firms. >> there are three newspapers that usually is lean to the right. the number of things that they said in an embracing your opponent is that he breaks with his party when he thinks he is right. >> the most important thing is the voters of the district. we're getting endorsements from local papers and things. all that matters is november 2, when the voters decide. i get congressman foster credit on cap and trade. he voted on -- no on that. i've also had a strong record in working in a bipartisan way to get things done. i've been down the entire time as a minority. i am encouraged with the great support that we're getting out there. you would always want to have as many endorsements as you can get. but only -- the only one that really matters is the voters. >> congressman foster, the word democrat is conspicuously absent from your lawn adds, your television ads, and hard to find on your

from arizona's law, listen to a local assembly man says about the push to crack down on illegals in his state. >> the motivator is frustration, trying to get the federalvernment to enforce their own laws. and, in this case, they are not, we want wisconsin to join arizona, in protecting our borders, we don't want wisconsin to be looked upon favorably by these people, i want with this bill to be incarcerated up to 48 hours so they can have an opportunity to prove there legal status. gregg: six other states introduced legislation, and more to come, and will we see yet another nasty legal battle, judge andrew napolitano, senior judicial analysts and host of fox business network's "freedom watch", monday through friday, beginning monday. >> yes, thank you. gregg: federal judge susan bolton struck down one part of the controversial arizona law that requires legal aliens to carry with them their papers, when they get stopped. so, wisconsin is being crafty here. and they are saying, well, we'll have the same sort of provision exempt you don't have to producer papers on the spot. but, rather, we give you 48 hours to produce your papers, will that work. >> i do

general assembly doesn't reconvene until anuary, but questions are being raised about the few of the state's economy. from education to medicaid, many mandated programs were heavily funded by the federalthe fund has stopped when they go back to work governor o'malley have difficult choices to make, either make budget kowts o cuts or raise ta. >>> 23 years old robert lee murphy was scheduled to appear in court yesterday for the murder of 47 years old stephen mock. murphy was tried once before, but that ended in a mistrial. the state attorney's office said murphy's second trial isú rescheduled for anybody. >>> a 16 years oll is facing charges on in a shooting on halloween night that left3 another teen dead. stephen matthews shall be charged as an adult in the death of banks. he shot three people. banks died at the scene. investigators still aren't clear on the motive behind the incident, but matthews is being held without bail. >>> the harper county sheriff's department releases surveillance video and pictures from the night of an armed robbery at a bel air game stop. investigators say last saturday, two men broke into the store and stole more than 100 copies of at that time still unrel

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the people of the united states to assemble on that day in their accustomed places of public worship and to unite in the homage due praise of the father and a federal reservent prayer to the man fold blessings as a people. rutherford b. hayes, october of 1877. he says the completed circle of summer and winters seek time and harvest has brought to us the accustomed season at which a religious people celebrat with praise and thanksgiving the enduring almighty god. let us with one spirit and with one voice lift up praise and thanksgiving to god for his man fold goodness to our land, his manifest care for our nation. i earnestly recommend that withdrawing themselves from secular cares and labors the people of the united states do meet together on that day in their respective places of worship there to give thanks and praise to almighty god for his mercies to devoutly beseach their continuance. and paraphernalia theyically here inhe midst of these presidential proclamations were it not for the teachings of jesus and the fact that this nation is based on biblical principle you would not have a nation in which people, whether muslim or any religion, would

federal government around bullying. so what is the effective strategies to prevent bullying? you can see this as a typical page where we focus on answering these leave questions. for this question we have assembled what is currently known about preventing and responding to bullying. you heard earlier there has been a recent systematic review of the research and evidence on school-based programs. catherine bradshaw talk about these results and you'll find a summary of those here with a report. the research on bullying a still developing as we have been hearing throughout the day. there are some essential school-based programs that have shown modest effect. more is known about how to prevent and address bullying we will build it into this web site. we also provide feature articles and videos on special topics related to bullying. these resources will be growing as we continue to develop the web site. if you scroll down on the landing page for bullying and so you can get a set of feature articles on bullying including one on cyberbullying, one on a program called you have the power, one on the efforts of the federal partners in bullying who brought you this conference today and one on ways you can