has been viewed through geo political terms so that is the breakdown of relations between britain and iran at the end of the day i think that most of the criticisms of press t.v. ad been due to its coverage because you know it sees the middle east very differently for example than the mainstream media in britain this repeatedly comes up pro israeli groups repeatedly complain about it we know very well that the british government at the very highest level was discussing with the american ambassador here how to limit press t.v.'s output in britain so now what we've got is we've got a real limiting of dialogue in the may even british media and i think that's a tragedy and certainly a tragedy at a time when british arraying in relations are at their lowest ebb for a long long period. and stay with iran a little later in the program the making of a super villain. do you agree with president obama's initiative to monitor iran's nuclear program from the moment. against. iranian threat fran townsend to the realm of fantasy as ordinary people bombarded with media spin lose touch in a world of

political conflict and there are geo political aims it has nothing to do with democracy and freedom and that there are certain forces international forces and local forces as well which are actually trying to change the situation in the area for geo political reasons. respective of the costs that will actually be imposed on the syrian people and on the whole area so what are the geopolitical reasons what what are those geopolitical reasons you are talking about well the geopolitical geopolitical reasons are obvious i mean the united states has been pulling out of iraq and it wants a compensation for pulling out of iraq it's as simple as that secondly doesn't want this alliance between syria and. iran to consolidate its influence in the area so it wants to dismantle it and of course there are also certain well let me say a religious confessional. reasons they don't want to. if you want to be coherent they want to dismantle this. person so it seems to me that these are some of the geopolitical reasons for this aggression there may be other reasons as well of which i'm not aware but i

has been viewed through geo political terms press t.v. failed to comply with one or two matters i mean they said they didn't pay the fine and they refused to accept that overall control should lie in it in london whereas in fact it is a an arm of what we see around you in state t.v. . so there. issues there on a technical level you know this process has been unfolding for a while i mean there's been a bit longer heads for a while of course it was so many things we know by the way from wiki leaks we know very well that the british government at the very highest level was discussing with the american ambassador here how to limit press t.v.'s output in britain so i think the press t.v. has been viewed through geo political terms so that is the breakdown of relations between britain and iran so you know what we've got these we've got a real limiting of dialogue in the british media and i think that's a tragedy and certainly a tragedy at a time when british arraying in relations are at their lowest ebb a long period and staying with iran a lit

has been viewed through geo political terms and that is the breakdown of relations between britain and iran at the end of the day i think that most of the criticisms of press t.v. ad been due to its coverage because you know it sees the middle east very differently for example than the mainstream media in britain this repeatedly comes up pro israeli groups repeatedly complain about it we know very well that the british government at the very highest level was discussing with the american ambassador how to limit press t.v.'s output in britain so now what we've got is we've got a real limiting of dialogue in the me in the british media and i think that's a tragedy and certainly a tragedy at a time when british relations are at their lowest ebb for a long long period. without see life from moscow it's good company today and still ahead for you this hour billions worth of products going to waste in the united states. is the. spoiled rich kid is worth a look at how our love for food is resulting in tons of items being thrown away in a country where millions struggle just to get by on food s

syria is different because syria is a cornerstone for political settlement in the middle east and the geo strategic role of syria is sorry to say that and but don't want to insult anybody but it's more important than more crucial than geo strategic role for the international stability for that many other countries that were covered by so-called arab spring that's why dealing with the syrian case we have to play political chess but not the american football is that what people want intervening to say i don't think that the idea of intervention into syria is there strategically speaking it's a wise idea i think that's what syria needs today it needs more political efforts it needs a political dialogue and that's why i heard with the regret that. president bashar assad said that he is not in favor of the continuing of the mission of observers sent by the arab league he got pretty upset when russia seriously think that observers sent by the arab league can play their role is a factor of stability when russia also offered several times that russia can be a docking mechanism between the governm

there are a lot of things that you can all of a can do to and china to buy less from iran but on a geo political sense it is very hard to even imagine that china will come flying with us is the question because the us is trying to impose a unilateral one country a geo political system that everybody listen to the u.s. but of course china doesn't want then there should be a balance of power between their power different countries in the world it is dangerous for for one country to be so powerful to everybody who will have to pay a subservient role to the u.s. so having most likely china will not. comply with the u.s. request to buy less oil from iran. the international criminal court has given the libyan authorities more time to provide information about saif al islam gadhafi they missed the deadline of january tenth the most prominent son of the country's late leader colonel gadhafi is being held in the western town of his in turn is charged as i mentioned moments ago by the crate with crimes against humanity the i.c.c. wants information about his health status and agreed it to now wai

we learned in the past and our prospects for the future dictates that germany is not strong enough geo politically to play a significant role in a game where the u.s. is one superpower and an asian leader in this case china is the other new european state is only a united europe can take on a role like that if that's why germany is interested in a united europe that is not just because of the past but for the sake of our citizens future that will come from the lord of being gerhard schroder chairman of the board for the north stream gas pipeline thank you for speaking with r.t. . wealthy british style. markets why now. find out what's really happening to the global economy with max kaiser there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to an end to kaiser report on our t. . shirt. this is our time to reclaim the american dream and reaffirm that fundamental truth that out of many we all want that war we free the we hope. to me the american dream is to live in peace and prosperity and freedom and government under socialism is not a government afraid. to please please let

has been viewed through geo political terms and that is the breakdown of relations between britain and iran at the end of the day i think that most of the criticisms of press t.v. out been due to its coverage because you know it sees the middle east very differently for example than the mainstream media in britain repeatedly comes up pro israeli groups repeatedly complain about it we know very well that the british government at the very highest level was discussing with the american ambassador how to limit press t.v.'s output in britain so now what we've got is we've got a real limiting of dialogue in the may even british media and i think that's a tragedy and certainly a tragedy at a time when british relations are at their lowest ebb for a long long period. stay with us here on r t coming your way in the next hour espionage embarrassment for the u.k. as moscow reveals the secret of britain spying still find out why it took london six years to finally come clean after the kremlin showcases of a rock solid evidence. the u.s. congress has recalled to controversial anti-piracy bills thi

things that are driving iran more in at that in a corner right now, the fixis that they are losing geo politically in the region, assad is on the wrong side and eventually forced out with civil war. >> rose: sooner rather than lar? >> he still has capacity, the arab league is ineffectual there is no libya option on syria right now s so he could hold on for a while it is going to be bloody and horrific. >> rose: there is no turning back on it. >> there is no turning back i think that is right and i think in bahrain the iranians are the losers supporting the shy a majority there, maliki has been sort of the -- the sunnis are looking to move away from him so if you are iran, geo politically you are on the back foot, also more sanctions are going against iran and it is startinto bite, and there is new energy sanctions from europe because the countries that are getting oil from iran have all changed their governments recently, greece, spain, and italy all have governments now that are much less well disposed toward working with tehran and in the united states we have tougher sanctions comin

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after pulling out of the prince fielder sweepstakes, they trotted out geo gonzalez this afternoon.e to meet the media for a while. gonzalez acquired from oakland in december. last week, the lefty agreed to terms on a new contract extension through 2016. it is a nice deal, too. five years, $42 million. gonzalez coming off an all-star season. he won 16 games, 3.12 e.r.a. one of the best young starters out there. so, what convinced him to come to d.c.? >> as soon as they made this opportunity happen, i figured, you know what this is a great organization to be a part of. the names, the young talent, the core that they have, you know, and not to take away only from the rotation but our defense is going to be unbelievable and so is our offense. you look at our rotation and our lineup, i think it's going to be a fun season for the washington nationals. >> all right. nationals new ace geo gonzalez, we are here at comcast center, maryland getting ready to play duke and it will be the unveiling of gary williams court. it is going to be a funner is mean starting at 8:45. only gary can bring a

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has shown that your predictions are twice as accurate as the cia's predictions as to what will happen geo khmer rouge holding elections, iran seeking nukes you predicted. how did you do it? what is game theory. >> so game theory is a way of understanding how people compete with each other. just like playing chess. you look ahead. you work out what the other guy is going to do and was's the best move i can make if that is what he will do or if that is what he will do. how do i steer the game to work out the way i want it to work out. >> stephen: that's why i throw off guys like you by bursting into tears and just sweeping all the players off and go into my room. >> in my consulting life i have used getting somebody bursting into tears as a strategy to solve a litigation, as a matter of fact. >> stephen: really? >> yes, yeah. >> stephen: so how do you use that to find out what is going to happen with the soviet union. >> so you what want to do is you want to realize people are self-interested. you want to know where they stand on issues that they have to make decisions about. you want to kn

the governor perry knows the geo political chess being played here. >> i think it is a huge error for us. we're going to see iran in my opinion, move back in at literally the speed of light. >> the speed of light. not figurively, literally. i mean forget nuclear weapons. (applause) speed of light. folks, forget nuclear weapons, iran has developed the warp drive. those sen ri-- centrifuges were actually enriching dilithium crystals and unless we stop them captain ahmadinejad will be getting on with 72 space virgins. >> who can blame them. >> and folks, the other candidates said things but i don't care. because i was wanted red meat, gingrich feasting on tartar you know he's tender because more mondays are milk fed. but everything they said in these debates was just middle of the antiabortion ban gay marriage obama is a socialist road. i blame it all on moderate new hampshire. >> jim. >> in new hampshire, independents can vote in either party's primary. so it's a more moderate state. >> usually the social conservative candidate goes to iowa. the more moderate candidates are here in new

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. >> we are back in the studio with justin reubenstein, a geo physicist, we were talking about microquakesthat a lot of those are pretty good thing? >> in the grand scheme of things it doesn't mean a whole lot. if you look at magnitude 3 earthquake, to think about it in terms of magnitude 5, would you need a thousand of them to relieve the same amount of stress. in magnitude 7 you're going to need a million. so they aren't really doing a whole lot in reducing the stress >> we were watching the story, hayward fault, it's a scary fault, you said? >> it is a scary fault. the usgs estimate in the next 30 years, we have a good chance of 7.0 or larger and it's running through berkeley and large cities it's a potential source of damage. >>. >> a way to predict these quakes right now? >> right now there is no way to predict earthquakes as far as preparing for earthquakes and something that is called earthquake early warning. something that japanese has developed. california is moving in that direction both the usgs and number of our partners, what early earthquake warning is a system we can detect