that is something that is really a glaring omission. >>nd a mission of the four years. obama did not touch it in the four years, and he is supposed to be making a speech about the vision of the future. everybody understands that the threat we are facing as to do with rising entitlements because of an aging population and medical care. roger mentioned medicare and how obama is going to hang onto it. obama said in july of last year no matter how much you raise taxes, medicare is unsustainable. he has donon nothing on that, nothing on social security, nothing on tax reform, and that is why he had nothing to say. >> it felt like "thelma and louise"-- >> what was not said, the most emotional moment of the three days, the parents of gabby giffords -- the appearance of debbie giffords giving the pledge of allegiance. how many of the democrats who spoke at night mentioned gun control? the democrats don't want to talk about it. they want to cheer for gabby and have driven one of lucretias, and she is both of those things. -- how brave and wonderful she is, and she is both of tho

of the rockets' red glare. >> this special edition of "teen kids news" begins right now. >> welcome to "teen kids news." i'm mwanzaa. >> and i'm siena. we'll start with our top story. >> most of us were just little kids when the 9/11 terrorist attacks took place in 2001. they're a painful but important part of our nation's history, and we'll hear more about that later in the program. but now scott tells us how some students used brushes, paint, and their school's walls to pay special tribute. >> detail, left face! >> you don't often see an honor guard like this at the opening of a student art project, but this is no ordinary art project. these images capture the horror and heroism of 9/11, events that took place not far from mckinley junior high school in brooklyn, new york. we've reported on mckinley before -- how the students here made national headlines with their unusual art project, giant hallway murals. >> we bring everything that we learned in class to, like, another level. we draw it. we write poems about it. we do a lot of extra things that i don't think in other schools they

of of the demonstrators and out of the glare of the media and work out i solutions out of brian jones. and i think of course the peoples of the people's republic of china and i think the other nations in the region do want a negotiated settlement they don't want a rise of military tensions that's not what they really want net certainly not what the people's republic of china's foreign policy has been signaling i think though that we have to step back and look again to the obama administration and see the u.s. role here and see it clearly when the u.s. said it was pivoting towards asia what they really meant is that they were reaping towards asia because that was the pivot that was the focus of u.s. foreign policy for a long time. in one thousand one the united states invaded the philippines as part of the opening to asia and most of the world war two the war was fought in asia for the united states then there was the korean war then the vietnam war war after war after war where the focus the pivot of u.s. foreign policy was towards asia then it was the middle east for the last two dec

now selective reporting however isn't just limited to france earlier this week there was another glaring example a story about how rebels record using a blindfolded prisoner as an unwitting suicide bomber disappears from mainstream airways the latest in a series of such reports that with quickly shelved see that next hour. also weighs in on syria with millions of leaked government even as well julian sunshine blasted transnationals the brain and vampire he says is taking over the developed world. iran's nuclear ambitions have worn some powerful backing as one hundred twenty countries avoids the approval of peaceful atomic research in the country this was a key point in the unanimously adopted resolution there grepped up a non aligned movements summit in to run the us and israel have been left to reading by the success of the gathering as they've been trying to undermine it all along it comes as a new the i.a.e.a. report suggests that iran has doubled its nuclear capacity the document was rejected by two run escalated to motivate it is another blow what you will and its western allies whe

surprised that there's be no investigation into the glaring crimes documented in those leaked reports featuring us interference with issues that have absolutely no relation to either national security all the safety of american citizens or defense. and we've also got our plenty of news stories features analysis on our website r t the top called let's have a look now see what else is there a saturday seeing the russian opposition supporters flooding back on to the streets you can head to our to talk column for a detailed timeline and report of the rally. and the chameleon women some of my top agents speak about their movie star lives are revealing what lengths lady spies will and will not go to for the sake of their country. it's good to have you with us on r.t. today shutting down intersections and getting arrested those are the festivities planned for occupy wall street's first anniversary the anti corporate movement it started a year ago in new york quickly and gulf to many other major american cities and even spread abroad they often faced heavy handed action by police with numerou

there were no glaring weaknesses of the top teams. >> except michigan. you expect alabama, oregon, oklahoma is going to come back, west virginia, but i don't know if you expected michigan to get beat that badly. >> and that quickly. >> and that quickly. that is the thing. if you're in the top ten to start the season, you have to be pretty good. that surprised me how badly it got so quickly. >> i'll stick up for him. and, again, not a good start for the big ten. hey, let's talk about usc because everybody will be talking about them tomorrow. what stands out about them? >> listen. knocked the rust off. lane kitsffin said he was not happy with the offense. i think as the season goes on you're going to see a lot of fire power on the outside. usc looked phenomenal i thought tonight. >> lessons, lessons, lessons. everywhere you go, you've about got a weapon for usc. >> hey, speaking of weapons and offense, just out here out west eugene, oregon, so far the ducks looking pretty darn good pretty darn quick too. so is it too early to hope for november 3rd? i'm rea

obviously, you would be the president of the united states, and the glaring point, mark, is people aresking about the governor's taxes and he's talking about other individuals. >> the points you race why this is such a problematic sfoer for mitt romney. it opens up a can of worms on several different issues. when you have governor john sanunu blaming them on class warfare. that's a kenard, and if anyone was engaging in class warfare, it was in those comments. >> that's why he's doing this interview, and we'll see what he says in his latest explanation of his own words. >>> developing out of chicago, the teachers union will be voting in just over an hour from now on whether they will continue to strike or if they're going to reach an agreement. nbc news education correspondent rehema ellis joins me from chicago. we talked about the tick-tock winding down. >> these folks are pleegt in a short time in chicago. while he's not a voting member, he's spoken with many of those who will be taking a vote or asked to take a vote today. he says there's a lot of sentiment to end this strike and go

sort of some glare at the driver and watch -- >> oh! >> what was that guy thinking? what could he possibly be thinking? >> the poster of this video claims that guy walking down the middle of the road was drunk. winds up breaking that guy's left leg and busting the rearview mirror on the right side of the car but he was okay. both people survived this incident. >> you can't watch that video and not go like this. i moved like i was the driver. >> let's see which way this video makes you move. see some dash cam video approaching a construction zone. >> oh! oh! >> see. that one made you go whoa! >> double whammy there. >> a double hit. >> what was wrong with the guy driving that truck? he hits one car, takes it out, and keeps going. >> the dump truck was rear ended by another vehicle off to the left you'll see a large what looks to be a black truck right there approach, lose control, smashes into the blue dump truck, pushes it into the other lane and right into the car we're riding in. again, everybody got out of this okay. people were wearing their seat belts. it looked

and you know, that was glaring by omission. >> also be hearing from president bill clinton. i wonder if the two men, not always seen eye to eye on this. what is exactly you are hoping to get out of mr. clinton when he speaks tomorrow? >> the one thing they do see eye to eye on is how to build an economy meant to last. we did it in the 90s and that involved asking every american to pay their fair share, asking the wealthy to pay just a little bit more in taxes to invest in our economy. it meant investing in education and innovation and research and development. >> stephanie cutter, campaign manager for the obama campaign, joining us from the convention. first lady, michelle obama speech right here on wusa9. the live coverage begins at 10:00 p.m. >>> one person who will not be at the convention tonight is president obama. instead, he had one final campaign stop to wrap up his road to charlotte tour. the president spoke to a crowd of more than 11,000 this afternoon at norfolk state university and there he blasted the republicans. what he says they did and did not do at their co

. >> reporter: mitt romney steed to the stage under the glare of lights and the flash of cameras. >> i accept your nomination for president of the united states. >> reporter: the convention provided republicans with an opportunity for makeover. voters have seen the candidate. many wonder about mitt romney the man. >> to make that choice, you need to know more about me and where i lead our country. >> reporter: national polls suggest romney is lagging behind the president in likability. pollsters and pundits suggest that he's not approachable, even stiff. convention organizers called in a longtime ally. >> this man will not let us down. this man will lift up america. >> reporter: for days, republicans did their best to redefine romney. he closed the convention defining himself. he spent almost half his speech talking about himself, his upbringing, his family, his faith. he promised he can rebuild the economy and create 12 million new jobs. >> i wish president obama had succeeded, because i want america to succeed. i'm running for president to help create a better future, a future wher

and did you try to find a nexus, i think he will find a glaring ambiguity.nciples of levity should apply to these ambiguities in the record. >> thank you. thank you for the comments of the public. i think that -- oh, there are still people. >> i'm sorry, commissioner. there are more people out there. >> how many more are out there? roughly 30 more? i think we should continue. let's continue. please. >> goodlp afternoon. my name is kathy black. i and the executive director of la casa de los madres. domestic violence is a serious problem. domestic violence -- i am concerned about the message it will send it to survivors and batterers if one of our city's top public safety officials is allowed to remain in office after admitting to a domestic violence crime. this is bigger than one case. this is about survivor safety and better accountability. it's about sharing our city that san francisco is concerned about the safety of the victims and survivors and takes

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policy so i could reporting however isn't just limited to france earlier this week there was another glaring example a story about how rebels were caught using a blindfolded.

most glaring the filmmaker was barred from using any devices that would access the internet, except thoseby his probation officer and he was also ordered to pay nearly $800,000. >> what kind of man do you think nakoula is? >> nakoula is a very smart man and will do anything for money or fame. >> he would only talk to us on the phone, he now lives in fear. >> how afraid is the coptic community right now? >> the coptic community is very afraid because of what muslims do when someone tries to demean their prophet. >> nakoula made his film with well-known antiislamic individuals. he also runs a satellite tv station in l.a. obtained the permit for the film and allowed part of it to be shot in his studio. >> kill my people. >> reporter: also has ties to steve klein, the anticonsultant of the film and he speaks by robert spencer and pamela geller. >> my country is conquered by islam right now. >> reporter: the irony of film targeting one faith is endangering the other. >> two individuals representing themselves as lawyers entered the house a while ago. they came here at his request and appears t

so i to have a reporting however isn't just limited to france earlier this week there was another glaring exam.

the clouds and precipitation over the last few days narcotic will exit stage right and there is the glare that will start to move in as we go into this weekend. everything pushing off shore nicely and that will be the trend going in though sun. quick look at the tropics, nadine still out there. it's now a hurricane. this will drift and eventually get torn up and move toward the azorks. 56 degrees in town. a chance of a spot shower south and east. two degree guarantee. 72 degrees with a blend of sun and clouds and a seasonable afternoon. the or game looks good. 50 degrees and cooler. here is the maryland seven day forecast, most accurate seven day. 72 over the weekend. 72 on monday with a blend of sun and clouds, clouds thicken up late and then that system over texas. that's what it could move in tuesday into wednesday. look at the temperatures back up to around 80 degrees. >> all right. more news tim coming up. first a look at night line. >> coming up, why doctors, cops and parents are growing concerned about a party drug called smiles. >>> and how ben affleck, for the title of dad and di

. >> i have never seen council glare. >> i am thinking. >> i am going to come back to him. >> i wanted to do this after a break. >> ok, can i rescind the vote and take it after the break and have the vote with alonso back in the room. >> without objection. >> they do so much. we will take this vote up after the break. before the break, let me point to the fact that we will go to the next item which is map and final report. we will hear first from our final at the turn of the current draft. walk us through that. we will welcome in any additions or edits. we have had two members working on the report. we will trust fund that had a gain work. any questions? a cat we will wait until 2:30 by that clock. it is a 20-min >> so in order to ensure that we can cast what becomes a final vote on what is in fact a final map, we're going to allow the consultants to complete, in the room right now while we move to another item -- to complete their review in light of the changes that we made today. so that we -- when we return to this item, we can, in fact, take a final vote on a final map. any objecti

information he received and shared it but much more surprised that there's been no investigation into the glaring crimes documented in those leaked reports featuring u.s. interference with issues that have absolutely no relation to either national security or the safety of american citizens or different from a few both sides of course very very eager to find some form of resolution but just when and how this will come remains extremely uncertain indeed his lawyer told r.t. there is no time limit to resolve this situation certainly looks like this one could be set to run and run but you can catch the full interview with julian assange his lawyer but also exclusively on r.t. tomorrow. still to come in a few minutes kosovo claims a new landmark serious breakaway republics and the closure of foreign supervisory officer the realization of full sovereignty but with thousands of u.n. nato forces still on its territory the international presence is. also from the pentagon to the pyramids we find out one major contractor point of view was corporate executives to hire. in peace envoy lakhdar brahimi has st

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but much more surprised that there's been no investigation into the glaring crimes documented in those leaked reports featuring u.s. interference with issues that have absolutely no relation to either national security or the safety of american citizens to fit in with media for more. now we have plenty more mused our website r.t. dot com had their for the latest saturday russian opposition's worst while back into the streets. for a full report on yesterday's rally in moscow. plus the students video project worth an a plus earns attention not only from his class teacher but also from the federal intelligence agency to learn more about this on our website r.t.e. dot com. in the u.s. thousands brace for rallies against fat cat corporations ahad of the occupy wall street movement's first adversary activists are hoping to regain some momentum by rallying support for demonstrations massing on new york's financial district protests now ball last year with dozens of cities across the u.s. were raiding corporate america for its role in the country's failing economy police were accused of using

he received and shared that i'm much more surprised that there has been known best to get into the glaring crimes documented in those leaked reports featuring the us interference by different channels of information or proxies in various states with issues that have absolutely no relation to either national security or the safety of the american citizens who are defense but rather are indicative of the internal disorder in the united states. and this is going to help us in the senate before we talk about his possible extradition to the u.s. you said that julian assad is not avoiding prosecution it's with his avoiding extradition to the u.s. you also mentioned that this wish case against join us sounds has no grounds and the charges that were brought against him are not there a clear what did you mean by that. but if. i meant that according to the information we have. this case i mean the testimony of julian asuncion some documents that we were able to get our hands august this case has no grounds for when he came to do you think and the courts are not here to rule it on his extradition cas

information he received and shared it much i'm surprised that there's been no investigation into the glaring crimes documented in those leaked reports featuring u.s. interference with issues that have absolutely no relation to either national security all the safety of american citizens or defense. we have plenty more news for you on our website our dot com you can for the latest on a variety of issues a. russian opposition supporters are flooding back onto street the. dot com has the full report on yesterday's rally right here in central. prosecutor the video project worth an a plus attention not only from his class teacher but also from the federal intelligence agency more details on that also. so two twenty pm on sunday here in moscow in the united states thousands of bracing for rallies against fat cat corporations this just ahead of the occupy wall street movement celebrating its first anniversary activists hoping to regain some momentum by rallying support for demonstrations are massing on new york's financial district the protests snowballed last year with dozens of cities across the

information he received and shared it but much more surprised that there's be no investigation into the glaring crimes documented in those leaked reports featuring u.s. interference with issues that have absolutely no relation to either national security all the safety of american citizens old defense or wealthy plenty more for you want to songes plight plus other stories on our website r.t. dot com here's what else is a click away. russian opposition supporters flood back into moscow's streets or find out the new group that join them and watch us from washington here is up for a massive overhaul of its nuclear stock we take a look at how it plans to pay for it with the government now facing more than a trillion dollars in federal budget cuts. scientists in kenya discover a new type of mosquito that could put hundreds of. thousands of wives that arrests i don't why. at least twenty activists were arrested in new york when they gathered for hearst monday's occupy wall street march in downtown manhattan the anti-corporate movement started a year ago in new york rapidly spreading to other major ci

information that he received and i'm much more surprised that there has been no investigation into the glaring crimes documented. featuring interference with issues that have absolutely no relation to their national security or the safety of the american citizens of both sides of course very very eager to find some form of resolution but just when and how this will come when they are sixteen he. told r.t. there is no time limit to resolve this situation so it looks like this could be set to run and run but you can catch the full interview with julian assange his lawyer but also exclusively on our. still ahead for you this hour a price too high for the palestinians they are paid this trees on mosques as a living costs rocket with experts suspecting israel's hundred play plots. not being in shape until there is a halt sure it's being smart being educated is cool. but until that happens teacher come behind us and strike in style thing you our schools are seeing parents keep their kids at home for some living room learning. that's later but now egypt's may be entering a new chapter but it's yester