the tools they were not given the equipment they were not given the press coverage the honest press coverage that. society needs to enact just legislation their congresspeople are all bribed by these corrupt forces so as the american citizens have to zero confidence in their congress so at this point you side with the republicans for blocking medicare i'm not siding with democrats or republicans because both of those parties have been co-opted by this terrible corrupt force that i'm talking about what we have right now is americans being forced to get health insurance how does that go with their love of liberties and freedom of choice it's not so much a question of being forced you have to look at those parts of the society that have been thrown under the bus under educated. children who are not given a superior education like we used to have we are a society that is giving short shrift to the people that need us i'm not saying that we ignore the health needs of our country i'm saying that we ignore the mainstream media because they are not telling us the truth you know i've also he

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natural gas interesting and given all this supply is it possible that we'll have it over and can. gas prices go lower from here and will they remain at suppressed levels i think you know what natural gas has been the sector as a whole these companies have been so successful that they're the victims of their own success and yes it can go a lot lower because when you produce these shale if you get gas with gas means you get some of these. methanol ethanol you get propane you get all these different butane with it so you get these liquid rich and natural gas liquids and that's what is conneally gold versus the side product so yes natural gas can go lower depending on the weather season so what needs to happen to create a baseline is if gas goes too high the the utilities will switch back to coal so there's a competition now between coal and gas so what the gas sector is really trying to push is like what t. boone pickens plan of creating more c n g vehicles to take that overhang and there will be compressed natural gas correct and what you see the future in the energy sector at least

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given the kwikdz we just mentioned of another bmp party member last week, given the convictions for six leaders of another opposition party, is the sentencing a surprise at all? how is it being received there? >> reporter: what is interesting, of course, about this verdict is it wasn't a death penalty. he's an 82-year-old man now in a wheelchair. he's the only one of the accused who had previously been on bail and was put in detention a few days before his judgment. he was not given a death penalty but life imprisonment until his death, so that's a significant decision by the tribunal. i think if he had been given a death penalty, there would have been much more significant protests by the opposition party. i mean, it has to be said that there are people who are very much demanding that even alim in his wheelchair should receive a death penalty, but at the moment the response is quite mute. >> there's claims by opposition figures and human rights groups that this tribunal falls short of international standards. do you think that that might have been a part of the reason why alim wasn't

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leader of the fortress balance sheet that nobody else really had at the time so yes i think he was given under the table wink in understanding that yes we're not going to go after you but of course things turned don't they we didn't think we'd have five years observe and i'm sure jamie dimon didn't think he would be answering for bear stearns and washington mutual losses but hey fair is fair fair is fair is now shifting gears a little bit but still keeping with the same j.p. morgan theme the banks just sold its one chase manhattan plaza to the investment arm of china's biggest industrial group now the price tag was seven hundred twenty five million dollars it's quite a bit but what's more interesting is what's in the basement and that right bob thanks to zero hedge for doing most of the heavy digging here this is the vault in the but in the in the basement here is five stories deep and it is imbedded in the bedrock of manhattan with steel rods why would they do that because well guess what if there is a nuclear bomb that goes off in the bay it could send a shockwave that would send this

artie's been given rare access to the guantanamo bay prison. only people who know little girls on the mall is also under ten years. after the break we asked staff at the facility why conditions and instance they're so wrapped in mystery. and shooting the messenger of the syrian journalist working for state media being terrorized by the rebels more on that just a few moments. two years after the force ouster of gadhafi by nato forces in libya stands at the abyss the lack of a strong central government weak rule of law and endless violence in a country awash with weapons has resulted in libya facing a failed state status added to this the presence of islamic militants can things get any worse in libya. free. education free. free. free. free. free. download free blog video for your media. free media r t dot com. welcome back you're watching our t.v. live from moscow i'm linda in france thanks for joining me spain is being ordered to release a basque terrorist guilty of killing twenty three people in the late eighty's thousands protested in madrid

has given those inspectors until the middle of 2014 to finish their work. ♪ ♪ >> meteorologist: well, been watching this cyclone for the last several days, it has really developed intensifies, more than we thought about 24 hours ago. the water temperatures are very warm. you can see the eye in the center of the bay making eights way to the northwest and we do expect to see local time in india a landfall in this area probably on saturday afternoon to saturday evening. this is the track of the storm it hasn't changed too much over the last several model forecasts but we were concerned about what will happen towards the north of that area, that is the most powerful side. we are talking about east ben gallas well as in two parts of bangladesh and what happens is where the turning of this storm it really pushes the water inland as well as in those river deltas here. so a lot of flooding is going to be a problem. storm surge could be over six feet in that area. so this is what we expect to see friday, saturday afternoon, making lands fall and then on sunday a tropical storm or depression as

given the amount of time that you have here to to see it we are as transparent as possible after one minute glimpse at one detainee our schedule is in fact all booked up by their command paper they were taken to the detention camp kitchen to witness how well things run their will since we're not really being allowed to close to the detainees this might be the closest glimpse of their life we might be getting today we're being told the that these are the meals that they're offered on a daily basis. we're also taken to the only local radio station all made up like zombies in the audience military personnel serving at the base do you do any news related to the time of detention camp. like. that public media because. you know there's enough journalists over there covering that music sports and talk radio pure infotainment rains here. and so we learn there we're not the only ones simply being treated to a show and party one tunnel bay cuba. the digital currency battle for mainstream acceptance is gaining momentum the first ever a.t.m. allowing customers to turn their big point into hard c

if so, how would you about discussing that with the person who may not have given up hope yet? >> it is hard to a dancer like a buck -- bumper sticker. we need to adjust our expectations of the last chapter of life period you could have the healing without extending longevity any further. so there is a difficult shift in cold in introspection about the values that need to take place. i had a conversation with my mother she refused to open neurosurgery then had a heart attack and after the heart attack the cardiologists in wanted to do the same surgery she rejected plus also a heart bypass i said i think we are grasping at straws in she was quiet in she said it is hard to give up hope. then the phone call ended then she called me back four hours later in said i want you to give my sewing machine to a woman who release those it has no plastic parts in this all metal. [laughter] that was a hired conversation but it was true. i think we seller solves short people face the death for millennia. that fit for our family to be that blunt but not necessarily the same for your family budg

him you know give it given it all to him had i been at home in los angeles but i wasn't and so on the fact that i was unable to help him the way that i thought fit on that day made me just create the rob another project and i just are given people in australia homeless people one hundred dollars here's who wanted out dollars there and while i was there on my instagram us all picture of a little girl who was murdered in los angeles and instantly got on the phone with my business manager and told him to find the parents and we end up giving ten thousand to the funeral costs and then i came back and attended the funeral and just furthered the robin hood project and that's you know it was to give away a million dollars yeah and robin hood robs the rich and gave to deploy you not robin it is given yeah i'm just giving given a good maybe how do you do this how's that how do people reach you how do you find them we got e-mails set up we just got. a charity you know that the nonprofit set up and we're going to tax i.d. in a few days would you not tell us all brand new so everybody is taking d

artie's been given rare access to the guantanamo bay prison. only people who knows what goes on get his ass and get him. later this hour we ask staff at the facility like conditions and incidents there so wrapped mystery. and shooting the messenger the syrian journalist working for state media who are being terrorized by the rebels more on that in a few months. now spain has been ordered to release a basque terrorists guilty of killing twenty three people in the late eighty's thousands protested in madrid over the european human rights court's decision you know still reel in member of the separatist movement she was given a maximum thirty year sentence but strasbourg judges say spain denied her the right to reduce her tariff to work in prison something which is afforded to other inmates in the country john laughland from the institute of democratic denmark recy and cooperation says the strasbourg court is doing the opposite of what it was created to do but it's incredible isn't it that a european court of human rights should intervene in this w

they have been given their great evident gifts. the south island will now be known as the waters of green stone. the north island is also getting a make over, becoming the fish of maui. both are named for the name used for hundreds of years. for people like this art gallery manager, it's a moment to be proud of her heritage. >> i'm glad. i think it's just one more part of recognizing moyery as being the indigenous people of new zealand. over time, they just became described by their location, north and south. >> whatever names moiri history has also had european history, because captain james cook was the first person to take the names of those islands and put them down in writing. >> for the last few decades, moiri have been fighting for the recognition of their language. the formal adoption of these names is seen as another step, for leaders, another reinforcement of moiri's status. >> again, along with country men and women, this will hopefully add to bringing us together as a nation. >> new zealand has always tried to encourage

that is the extra detail police have given now about exactly what they have discovered at the scene. >> thank you very much. detail coming from official sources now, both the official media and beijing police. u.s. intelligence chiefs have publicly dismissed media reports of the scale of spiting on the leaders and citizens of many that the scale of spiting on the leaders and citizens of many of their allies. james clapper told a hearing that learning the intentions of foreign leaders is a top tenet of intelligence aims and the head of the nsa rejected the false media reports in france, spain, italy. the data on tens of miles of telephone calls per month have been gathered. bbc.com >> these are patriots that come to work every day saying how can we defend this country and protect our civil liberties and privacy. nothing that has been released has shown that we are trying to do something illegal or unprofessional. >> one of the first things i learned in intel school in 1963 is that this is the fundamental given in the intelligence business. leadership intentions, no matter what level,

yeah i'm just giving given a good maybe how do you do this how's that how do people reach you how do you find them we got e-mails set up we just got. a charity you know been a nonprofit set up and we're going to tax i.d. in a few days would you not told us all brand new so everybody is taking donations to from other people who want to help right so it's just the money and then other people will give to you and you'll give it away exactly or will give it to you know give it away together just a few days ago me chloe car dash in and la la anthony we hope. just in five thousand along with top dog from top dog and it's a mint in that total sum of twenty thousand dollars and we gave it to would a family of martha sanchez the woman who was murdered in the ninety nine cent store about a week ago and so some people you know are coming in and want to help you not only giving it then to victims of crime no i'm actually just you know i do it larry. my heart fills a certain way when i read a certain story and it feels the same way every time for for the stories and people that i've donated to wh

the president's administration has given a year's exemption to big business. this is a democratic administration giving a pass to big business. it seems to me that should apply across the board to individuals, as well as big business, and certainly in a related area, congress should live by the rules that are made and the rules contained in the affordable care act say that members of congress should go into the healthcare exchanges and i think these are rather modest suggestions and i hope at that administration would negotiate on them. >> what do you make of people that say this sets a dangerous precedent of governing. would you think it's ok for the democrats to shut down the government to repeal medicare part b or gun control. isn't it a dangerous precedent? >> i do not favor continued shutdown and i hope there can be negotiations occurring right away. regarding the issue of the affordable care act, polls indicate that a majority of the american people at least want it postponed so i think given the fact that that is where the american people are, at the ve

more attention should also be given an it should be given quiet placement with such reconciliation, bothith fractions and a national level between clans and it should provide the reconciliation that can include larger regional conferences. it should also provide the new u.n. mission with all that is necessary to coordinate this effectively and it should insist the federal government does this effectively as well. the state department should also start working with amisom to clearly articulate a multiview strategy and they should be part of a professional next planned national army. including monitoring revenue collection and this is an oversight supported by experts to ensure that it is used equitably. in conclusion, it remains a weak and fragile state and its sovereignty is recognized and is far from certain. yet it is at the inflection point with the hope of achieving sustainable progress, if the international community includes the government challenges and i think you and look forward to your questions. >> thank you. let me start with the last of many recommendations for us. first co

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he has given me a whole new passion for what i do here on capitol hill. >> how so? >> well, when you first get the news, it is some of the most difficult news that you receive as a parent. now. look back on it i was immediately welcomed by the disabilities community. people all across this country who have been through similar experiences reached out and said, it is going to be ok. that meant everything to us at that point. having different people contact me. just decided, first of all, we are going to do everything we can to maximize coal's development. we want to see what he can be. you go to work and learn everything you can about down syndrome or whatever disability it may be and then i quickly became grateful for so many who had walked this path before me and the opportunities and the resources that are available today that were not available that long ago. you think about early intervention, early education, all of the commitment that we have made through the individuals with disabilities act. education so that now children with disabilities are in the classro

was an intelligence analyst who entered the cia under john kennedy that the same time i did sam was given the account to count up how many communists were under orms in south vietnam if there were five hundred to six hundred thousand he went to saigon the general said no there can't be more than two hundred ninety nine thousand and that the specific figure give you some problems so it's sort of like one thousand four hundred twenty nine people gas in syria so sam came back and forth the good fight the only problem was that he fought it within channels he went to the inspector general of the pentagon of the cia and they put him off and so had he spoken out at that time he lived with the regret that he could have saved about half of the u.s. soldiers who were killed maybe twenty five thousand and perhaps a million vietnamese seventy three million vietnamese now i knew what sam was going through because he shared that with me i knew there was a cable from the command in saigon that said we can't go with the correct figures because we have been projecting an image of success in this war and t

community input was given and has been go forward every time we've given it two years after the fact of the grant submission. bayview is a caring and compassionate community we've shelled the indigent. we have 17 food pantries and a method done clinic. we also have the largest population of children under the age of 18. think for a moment what that means. just take a moment to think about the method when you concentrate social blight in one neighborhood. you don't matter you are saying to children. you matter less than the people in nova valley and out in the sunset. to reiterate we ask that the budget committee strip the location of the proposed shelter from the grant proposal. we request that the resolution be tabled to allow for further investigation and bayview doesn't need more homeless beds i ask you spend a week at my house gentlemen >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon sorry. good afternoon, supervisors i'm jonathan jermaine. i'm going to talk about why bayview doesn't node more homeless bed. this is the naivete homeless count it claims there were 11 how plus

given the amount of time that you have here to to see it we are as transparent as possible after one minute glimpse at one detainee our schedule is in fact all booked up i think i mean they they were taken to the detention camp kitchen to witness how well things were on their well since we're not really being allowed to close to the detainees this might be the closest glimpse of their life we might be getting today we're being told that these are the meals that they're offered on a daily basis. we're also taken to the only local radio station all made up like zombies in the audience military personnel serving at the base do you do any news related to the one time detention camp. like. that. public media because. you know there's enough journalists over there covering that music sports and talk radio pure infotainment rains here. and so we learn there we're not the only ones simply being treated to a show and party one ton of cuba. that's right over sasha reese and somewhat of a lighter note alternative form of online dating is getting popularity in britain especially among students r

we always categorically said they have given us no reason to suspect anyone else. hard to comprehend, but a woman bringing up seven children can't take care of everything or pay the same attention to her husband as if she had a smaller family. >> dna samples taken from the cellar indicate that no other suspect was present, apart from joseph fritzl. >> we are only looking at a single suspect. there is a certain logic to the fact that this man did not tell anyone about his affairs. it was the only way through secrecy and self discipline he was able to keep it hidden for such a long time. >> coming up, what future awaits elizabeth fritzl and her children. >> i am sad to say she is profoundly damaged. >> when the longest night returns. [ woman #1 ] why do i cook? ♪ because an empty pan is a blank canvas. ♪ [ woman #2 ] to share a moment. ♪ [ man #1 ] to remember my grandmother. [ woman #3 ] to show my love. ♪ [ woman #4 ] because life needs flavor. ♪ [ woman #5 ] to travel the world without leaving home. [ male announcer ] whatever the reason. whatever the dish. make i

and and i asked him if one foresman are trained to react differently given the locations of yesterday's car chase and that's ultimately what resulted in the use of lethal force. it's a great question so unlike normal law enforcement which is you know writing tickets pulling people over making arrests that kind of thing one foresman the around secure areas like the white house the capitol is focused primarily on access control right they want to keep the people in that are supposed to be there they want to keep the people out there are not supposed to be there so law enforcement throughout the united states doesn't have a very high standard for using deadly force and we saw that yesterday she hit several people several police officers before they actually ended up using a weapon so it's a different type of law enforcement but the same standard is there for lethal force and it's very high how much of the fact that she was in a car make this threat i guess more real to the police here i mean a lot of members of congress were interviewed and they said they when they heard gunshots they thou

it would have given them a 9.5% raise over three years. the big fear is that the union members could potentially strike at the same time at a bark strike. it continues to tick down to the bark strike. the deadline is one week from day. the talks are set to resume at 9:30 this morning. last night, ktvu news received word that they made progress on the issues. expected to respond sometime today. >>> tesla now said it knows what caused the fire that destroyed one of model s sedans on the seattle highway. the electric car maker said the fire started when a large metallic object hit the modules. they used water to put out the flames but it kept reigniting. >>> more strong winds kick up a red flag warning for a high fire danger tonight. prepared the warning for the east bay hills, north bay and santa cruise mountains this evening through saturday morning. sal fire is adding firefighters and more equipment and you're asked not to mow dry grass or burn leaves or branches. now, don't be alarmed if you hear an explosion near the concord naval weapon

the fact that the practice any given moment. people you know doing. is basically like like a normal wrist that you actually drag somebody out of his house in the middle of the night don't know difference is that the person that you are arresting is not really wanted for anything this is just for practice for training the soldiers now obviously one of the reasons that it's being done is in the older to actually train which is problematic. but i would say that if you look at the whole. testimony hundreds of soldiers you will see that the main mission. there the palestinian society as a whole not just the gunmen men women and children everybody needs to be afraid of you because that creates effective control over the palestinian population. good lover tour. was to build a. mission to teach me. why you should care only. mission is. pretty sure three. three. three. three. two three. golds three blown video. of free media. a female suicide bomber killed six people on a bus in russia. a report from the sea. more revelations from n.s.a. leaker edward snowden

richard given what nick parsons has said they about the american dollar and that it is stepping up a little bit now what do you make of the comments that we've just heard from francis land. it took its riches richard years earlier agree with them. one does even want to. marry and i think that we keep hearing about what does it mean to you. ok well obviously the american dollar is the largest quantity of currency in the world the american economy still remains the largest in the world. the problem is the reality that the americans can't be trusted anymore whereas over the last fifty years or so the americans have been predictable they have kept to their laws they have. paid for all of their obligations this time around in reality america did default it defaulted on its obligations to its own people it defaulted on obligations it had made in law when it set up laws and set up certain programs that needed to be funded and the seaquest ration actually didn't fund those laws so there was a default the problem for the rest of the world is that we have to create other structures we have to

asset you could possibly five on earth driving up the prices extracting the equity because they're given free money to do that stan garcia another shopper said it was just plain theft that's stealing he said that's all i got to say about it the fact is these guys were using their cars electronic benefit transfer cards which record what they purchase so all they were doing is bringing forward consumption from other months which presumably they'll be deducted from so there was no free lunch they thought they were getting free lunch but you see the thought that they were getting free lunch. created a misallocation of their free lunch money i think we need to return to the top of the show in the comparison to wall street and wall mart because the frame money at wal-mart drives distortions in the marketplace the free money on wall street drives distortions in the marketplace so the price for example of homes in london or the price of the homes in new york are eating all time highs that's not because of inflation it's not because of working its way through in terms of higher wages and everythi

a majority of the american people at least want it postponed and so i think given the fact that that is where the american people are at the very least the administration and our colleagues in the senate on the democratic side should be willing to negotiate with us and of course in a negotiation not all of my views might prevail and i understand that but i do think that there ought to be a spirit of cooperation through the negotiation process in the lower spending number that's already been offered by democrats isn't enough of a compromise i certainly think that that is a good number and. pleased that the democratic members of the congress have agreed to that number or at least some of them have i'm not sure that that would receive uniform support from democratic colleagues but i think that is an appropriate number and i think that we should recognize that that is the path forward regarding discretionary spending. i would hope we could get back to regular order with the annual appropriations process of. appropriating bills for the various departments of government and indeed that's w

that's the perception issue but given the track record and given the answers provided for even though they were real answers and the program that has been altered and tweaked to make affordability, those didn't measure up to any recognition that they were worthy of supporting shows there wasn't an effort to make this program work but to object -- object 50s skate -- this program. it's a political issue we have of moving this program forward and it's unfortunate that politics get exposed. our inability to move forward on the clean power sf program and trying to exposed -politics i issued a letter of inquiry to the public utilities commission to ask why they did not provide the not to exceed rates and i will ask the public utilities commission staff to present their quick response on these questions and i believe they have a draft response that will be a shared with the public utilities commission for the commission to respond on in their own words. but to me, it was important to ask the questions. the answers i'm curious about but i'm not thinking there is real answer in the questions

and seven police used tear gas and rubber bullets against protesters one thousand such as phil is given to resign. in two thousand and eleven they did it again. there are people who are afraid to express or even have their opinions if they faced injustice they failed to report it small as it could affect their families. told me his brother used to run the state all. office and claims he was tortured in jail when he took his case to the human rights calls in strasbourg told me he says he too was arrested over fabricated case becoming another recognised political prisoner. i got eight and a half years if it wasn't for new premie ivanishvili i wouldn't have got out in just one week i saw they took out four dead bodies from jail they said those young men died from diseases but that's nonsense days before last october's parliamentary election videos showing young inmates being humiliated and beaten became the last straw for the georgian people selfishness party lost but this georgian media veteran says the public euphoria over circus will is defeat is tempered by how much the people had alre

in new york city police officers attacked students who were protesting visiting professor position given to director david petraeus at cuny the city's official university her testers were hunched slammed on the ground and six students were arrested jailed and arraigned on charges of obstruction of governmental administration riot resisting arrest and disorderly conduct however there's been no reports of the officers involved to being you know lies or charged with misconduct according to the latest confirmed figures there are close to one thousand four hundred federal civil rights cases pending against the new york city police department reporting from new york. r.t. well. joined live by. a student at u.c. davis and he was involved in that protest which marina reporting on which resulted in the pepper spray incident now tell us what do you make of the fact that the police officer has been awarded compensation for psychiatric damage. when i was first like when i heard the news i was instantly reminded of. why i was in shakespeare's henry the six the first thing we do is kill all the lawyer

or given that moving right on the twitter in response to my segment of the devastating lasting effects of agent orange at rock rogers says they never should have bombed pearl harbor wait agent orange pearl harbor that's two different countries man vietnamese people and babies born with birth defects should have never let their japanese ancestors bombed pearl harbor genius and on facebook david a hani says in response my self immolation piece in which i said that i remember as a child seen imagery of monks on fire during the vietnam war he says if you want even during the vietnam war and you're an insult american military veterans well david i understand you're probably confused at what i meant which was not that i was actually alive during the vietnam war but just that i remember seeing those images when i was younger posters books magazines and throughout the media sphere and i'm not sure why it automatically follows why i'm a disgrace to veterans but ok and from yesterday's show but the energy crisis we face someone on you tube named james alexander fish said the roast rooms have pro

dollars he was given it ten weeks ago was he out to you now all right shoulder lou . ok he's not drag can live so let's go find out where he is. you. know when here this is very strange very suspect what is going on oh ok this would explain things here we go guys a fake i hope you're feeling better a little show and i do miss you lights but i just have a look at what you've been up to maybe you're here because you're doing really really badly no i've heard it all ok he would go so he did invest into finance as he told me he was going to bring the shares are up maybe three percent which means he's managed to get a around two hundred fifty u.s. dollars about once a year and that brings his total up to you know about five hundred ninety three which means he's close to breaking even make you feel a little bit better than. i came back and it's been another controversial week for the moche as wells of the big corps in the online marketplace silk road was closed down this week and the f.b.i. seized three point six billion dollars worth all the virtual currency the silk road

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