his or whatever say kevin danaher the co-founder of the global exchange at national human rights organization who joins us from san francisco california and boris cargo lidsky director of the institute for global would you say some social move spotlight will be back shortly after the break we turn to you since you say with us in the. mornings today violence is once again flared up. these are the images gogol's been seeing from the streets of canada after. trying to look for a shelter or to to get. the emission free cretaceous three per. three per still prefer the old city block can plug in video for your media projects a free car. player . play. welcome back to spotlight i'm not a good lover i'm just a reminder that my guests on the show today are boris congorilla who was the director of the institute of global research and kevin there is joining us from san francisco california and he is the global exchange. chief of the organization called the global exchange. well we have been talking about what's going on in america in some other countries of the world i mean the occupy wall street moveme

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i am with global exchange. i will be brief. i just want to say we're in agreement with what you have heard from the other clean local energy activists, and i want to thank sfpc with the work they have done to move things forward and supervisors in commissioners for all the work that has gone into getting this to this point, and we're very appreciative to see the commitment has been made to do the study and research to get us that plan to use a local build out and include efficiency into the clean power program. we're very supportive of seeing this move forward to the board so that supervisors and the city can engage you on this program and continue to work with you all in moving this forward. i want to thank you all. we're very happy and it is a great day to see this go forward. thank you. supervisor campos: any other member of the public that would like to speak? seeing none, public comment is closed. before make additional remarks come i wanted to ask a question of commissioner morand. obviously we're not voting on a resoluti

government studies at the heritage foundation but the benjamin coder co-founder of code pink and global exchange and jamie weinstein senior editor at the daily caller let's get started last night the republican proved that they'd rather protect millionaires and billionaires then have four hundred thousand teachers cops and firefighters on the job fifty votes this actually got fifty votes which is a majority in the senate if you if you believe. the vice president former vice president cheney the by. president a member of the senate was actually one hundred one members it could have passed in the fifty votes could have passed but the republicans said no we're going to obstruct this as a consequence the president said the second time in two weeks every single republican in the united states senate as chosen to obstruct a bill that would create jobs and get our economy going every american deserves an explanation as to why republicans refuse to do what's necessary to create jobs i think the explanation is really clear they're trying to crash the economy right that's that's what you guys are totally

. >> reporter: like jamie came panny's company, run out of this office building, global bullion exchange campany recalled to us, the phone pitches were designed to capital isz on fears about the stock market. >> come on. everybody knows what's going on in the markets today. are you living in a cave? you don't see what's happening with the price of the metals? wake up, john. this is an opportunity you can't pass up. >> reporter: it was once they were hooked that campany would scan google earth to see how much the marks might be good for. >> if they own a big mansion, we nor more than likely, we're looking at 100,000 mark. 200,000 or more. >> reporter: according to campany's records, the family that lived in this house was taken for $135,000. here, $212,000. there, $311,000. the easiest marks, campany said, were always men who owned small to medium-sized businesses. so, you weren't targeting little old ladies at all. >> no, we weren't. quite frankly, little old ladies are a lot more astute and a lot more skeptical about making investments with people that they don't know. >> reporter: and

global markets, foreign exchange, and interest-rate derivatives, commodity businesses based here in singapore we have transaction services for multinational clients. private banking for asia. this is the part of the world generating more millionaires than anywhere else today. they are based in singapore. we also have one of our most important centers of excellence for our technology and our processing. as am sure you understand today, the world is digitizing. our business is digitizing more quickly than most. dataecting and processing 8 is critical. we serve about 45 countries. it is more than just asia here in singapore. >> you have corporate multinationals, personal banking, banks all over the place, atm fossil of a place -- so it is corporate and personal thisng and then there thiis area. your bank as well. >> yes. -- you are a bank as well. >> yes. financing the corporations and governments who are putting in place the infrastructure that allows the economy to grow, that is what we do in corporate and investment banking. on the other side, as asia becomes wealthy, there is more wealth to

exchange. >> completely bogus. >> reporter: the global bouillon exchange was the idea of jam jamiekathady. you weren't targeting little old ladies at all? >> no, we weren't. little old ladies are more astute and more skeptical about making investments with people they don't know. >> reporter: the pitch worked off the falling stock market and the rising price of gold, as campany recalled his lines for abc news. >> come on. everyone knows what's going on in the markets today. are you living in a cave? >> reporter: there was an answer for everything, including i don't have the money. >> sure, you do. you have a 401(k). you have a stock portfolio. you have dead dogs that are not performing. >> reporter: the man who lived in this house in hialeah, florida, dave blomberg, got lots of those calls. >> i did give them a consider amount of money. i thought if i invested more, i would get the money back. >> reporter: he never will, losing $75,000. nor will be other investors. by the time the scheme collapsed and this place was shut down, the money was long gone. >> i think about it every day. these p

global demand. the paris and german exchanges are down quite heavily today. that's a roundup of the business from me. george, back to you. >> thank you very much. thank you. the prime minister of italy has demonstrated his staying power on numerous occasions. he has taken punches, laughed off scandals, and sailed through political crises. another one has been brewing for a while may come to a head tomorrow. he is facing a confidence vote in parliament. it is thought of as a major embarrassment -- failure to pass a routine budget provision on tuesday. the prime minister has addressed the problem of this morning. let's get the latest from our correspondent in rome. is he going to survive this time? >> we will note tomorrow. >> his performance this morning in front of the chamber of deputies, -- waiting for a fight from his corner. he noted sarcastically that the entire opposition had moved out of the chamber in protest against what they claim is dithering over the economic austerity measures silvio berlusconi has put into force after an austerity budget last mo

our global markets, which would be foreign-exchange and interest-rate derivatives, commodity businesses based here in singapore. a lot of our transaction services for multinational clients that pay and collect around the region are based here in singapore. private banking for asia, and this is part of the world generating more millionaires than anywhere else today based in singapore. finally, we have one of the most important centers of excellence for our technology and processing, and as you understand today, the world is digitizing, and our business is digitizing more quickly than most. the ability to process transactions, process and protect data is critical to success in financial services, so alarming data center for asia pacific and the biggest processing center, serving about 45 countries. it is more than just a show here in singapore. >> how about a good place to live? >> i would say that also. it is not like living in our rural part of america or britain where you have green fields and endless expanses. it is an urban environment, but a good urban environment with greenery and

demonstrators wanted to occupy the london stock exchange, but police held them back. global campaigners say they are hoping for nonviolent demonstrations in more than 900 sties around the world by days end. protesters in hong kong, and tokyo had the same message. >> we need the people over profits. >> but crowds weren't as big in asia where the economy is growing. most of the day's protests were peaceful, but it seemed the larger the country's debt, the louder the crowd. tina krause, cbs news, london. >> tragedy on the water in southern california. three women riding on a water craft were killed when they slammed into a boat. it happened on the reservoir in los angeles county. four men in the boat were hurt. three of them seriously. the los angeles county sheriff's office is investigating the crash and right now, no cause has been determined. >> days after a shooting rampage left eight people dead, dozens of people showed up to the site it pay their respects and some went inside the salon. melissa on how this tragedy has brought a community together. >> a community. >> hand

exchange. but police held them back. global campaigners say they are hoping for nonviolent demonstrations in more than 900 cities around the world by day's end. protesters in seoul, hong kong, manila, and tokyo, had the same message. >> we need to prioritize to people over profits. >> reporter: crowds were not as big in asia where the economy is growing. most of the day's protests were peaceful but it seemed the larger the country's debt, the louder the crowd. tina krause, cbs news, london. >>> well, hundreds came out to hear a new plan to reduce violent crime in the bad parts of oakland. >>> well, i really feel like it is really a publicity stunt for them to make it seem like they're trying to help us. >> how oakland's mayor plans to change 100 blocks. >>> a change of plans for u.s. troops still in iraq. what is next for thousands of them still on their tours of duty. >>> it has been a beautiful day all around the bay area. but temperatures are going to change significantly as we make our way into next workweek. i will have al

. >> demonstrators wanted to occupy the london stock exchange, but police held them back. global campaigners say they are hoping for nonviolent demonstrations in more than 900 cities around the world by day's end. protesters in hong kong, and tokyo had the same message. >> we need a system that prioritizes the people over profit. >> but crowds weren't as big in asia where the economy is growing. most of the day's protests were peaceful, but it seemed the larger the country's debt, the louder the crowd. tina krause, cbs news, london. >> the occupy movement was represented today in canada. there were rallies in some 15 cities. >>> a private memorial service for steve jobs will be held tomorrow night at stanford university. the wail street journal reports invitations went out to industry big wigs and others closest to jobs. the former apple ceo died last week at the age of 56. governor brown also declared tomorrow steve jobs day in california. >>> checking other bay area headlines. an appeal from san francisco and other police agencies for helping catching the serial bank robber. th

of modest risk with a multi-hundred, trillion-dollar black swaps market that doesn't have exchanges and a globaltem that does not have any risk in the game, per se, because of its size. >> but that sounds like a political problem -- >> no, it's not. >> -- not a problem of economic knowledge. i mean, because you've already said -- >> how is it a political -- >> you've already said that the solution is capital requirements. >> right. >> well, then if we already know the answer, then the problem must be that -- >> okay, that's fair. >> must be a political one. >> okay, i agree with that. >> very good. >> that's exactly right. >> i like that, though. that's good. i actually feel a little better now. we can fix it. we just don't want to. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> can't agree to, anyway. >> can you invite sylvia back, because i want to ask her one more question next time, which is, why so few women? you are a specialist in genius and -- >> i can't do it, because i've got a bunch of other guests waiting, i'm not going to be able to do that, but we should do that another time. >> another time. >> it's a plea

. >> what is new is the global scale a protest as the try to occupy the london stock exchange and ended up here instead. similar things were happening in wall street and across europe. ed wood is not news is the stereotype of who attends the protest. that may have to change when accountants like tim short to lend to their sport. >> i am a pacifist but when i am trying to say is there a genuine movement growing. i'm speaking out for my children and their future. i do not want to see university graduates sitting here protesting with no hope. it is morally wrong. >> organizers claimed he is proof of their views stand for the many. >> he had eyes for you this hour -- the prisoner exchange has begun in israel which should these -- should see the release of the captured soldiers gilad shalit. al-shabaab >> -- >> al-shabaab has called on kenya to remove its soldiers. >> for gilad shalit, 1000 palestinian protest -- prisoners are being released. house -- is playing a role in the process. >> it is critical because a lot of what is happening is happening in or through or next to egypt. certainly

. >> demonstrators wanted to occupy the london stock exchange, but police told them that. global painting and said they are hoping for nonviolent demonstrations in more than 900 cities around the world by days end. protesters in hong kong, manila, and tokyo had the same message. >> most of the day's protests were peaceful, but it seemed the larger the country's debt, the louder the crowd. tina krause, wjz eyewitness news. >> the demonstrations come as finance chiefs from 20 of the nations -- excuse me, the richest nations in paris met. they are promising to make sure the international monetary fund has a resources it to help stabilize the global economy. >>> three murders in three days. police are investigating what turned out to be a violent weekend on the streets of baltimore. overnight police say a man was shot at the intersection of actress street and darl is evident. no word on a suspect or motive in that case. and police are acting for the public's help finding the person who stabbed a man to death in kurdistan. investigators found his body yesterday between pennington and

global economy. you're watching r t the head. of the international criminal court in exchange for his safety for some world leaders and that means the old regime. very public airing. the french president says. it was a mistake. to deal to stave off the debt crisis threatening to engulf the entire you know. on friday. scandals of corruption. to prove that moscow really never sleeps.

protesting against the occupy wall street movement is going global this weekend demonstrators are expected to converge on the london stock exchange to be in a peaceful occupation so for so far three thousand five hundred people have confirmed they plan to attend the demonstration so what started as a small group of new york city is now turning into a worldwide phenomenon and it's only going to bigger and bigger and bigger states. coming up the crazy eights went out it again last night in the g.o.p. presidential debate details on who won and who lost the latest race to the bottom. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through the point may who can you trust no one who is in view with a global mission we see where we had a state controlled capitalism it's called sasha's when nobody dares to ask we do our tea question more. there was. in the republican debate last night this time bloomberg t.v. in the washington post hosted the was looking a lot less like a debate and a lot more like a circus ironically just ahead of the debate bloomberg released a new poll showing that two thirds of am

the bill before us seeks to address exchange rate misalignments specifically and global imbalances generally. by sharpening the tools available to counter currency manipulation by a trading pan. of course any additional tools that we construct must be crafted to line all of our international trade agreements and global rules of trade. the issue of china's currency has been with us for far too many years. we have repeated discussions about how to address the lack of appreciation of china's currency followed by diplomatic bilateral discussions, assurances of moves from china to allow appreciation, some modest subsequent appreciation while the political heat is on, and little change thereafter once the heat subsides. this approach does not seem to be working. we've had large and persistent bilateral trade deficits with china and those deficits continue. we have relied on china's massive excess savings to finance our growing debt, and we have worsened that reliance given the debt-fueled spending spree of the current president. china's dollar denominated reserve holdings which have grown, balloon

exchange it directly . with the consumers the purchasers that looks a whole lot more like that the global economy ruled by goldman sachs wal-mart and monsanto which is really a system of central planning much like what we attribute to the actual practice of communism so who are beginning to see is that we need to be creating businesses that are not based on corporate monopolies and central corporate planning but economies that really are are rooted in and community that are owned by real people who care about the health of their community the health and well being of their neighbor and of their natural environment and who self organize within a framework of rules that maintain fairness and fair dealing on equity to meet their user local resources to meet their local needs and i think that really begins to frame what i see occupy wall street about. where the wall street protesters are focusing on the wall street economy as a source of so much of this fight. action and society and the critical frame is wall street has abused its political power to write the rules so that it has basic control of defining our our eco

global financial headlines kaiser reports. credal gadhafi son reportedly agrees to hide himself able to meet a national criminal court and exchange rates safety. in the west means that makes the breaking and yet very public airing. the french president says allowing greece since it was a mistake calling him but he needed some dates which deal to stave off the debt crisis threatening to engulf the entire usa. and russia's letter to both the koreans have reopened its recent good morning dawned on friday six months ago. countless delays of scandal allegations of corruption. to sports news with. hello there you're watching the sport and this is what is coming up over the next few minutes shock defeats of all of the overs w.-t. a championship dream is that hanging by a thread while top seed wozniacki crashed his. last green easy's anything stand there late at the top of the russian prime league for three more thrashing of volga . and exiles man city striker tab is has his club million dollar fine the backing and the place you. let's start there with the tennis world number one car and most of the ascii has been knocked down of the sea

exchange for one israeli soldier. also online president obama sends troops to central africa concerns that america's growing global military presence may be turning into military pressure. finally this news block there is a risk that russian men could be going the way of the dodo unless something is done quickly to increase at the birth rate of boys as archy's diarrhea push cove has been finding out that tough life's causing a chromosomal catastrophe. this is this spam horror two heads three tails or an inability to swim are becoming almost the norm for modern man's sperm. what used to be perceived as infertility is now very different twenty years ago two hundred million bibles bamber militar was considered normal today fifteen million is enough but proper sperm studies are not easy and haven't ever been conducted in russia until now but is a girl enough was among the first only to find more than half of his fellow countrymen sperm didn't meet world health organization's standards that our study revealed not only quantity but the quality changes among russian men as the sperm literally swim in a toxic soup a whole range of

in paris this morning, protesters of the g-20 summit were out in front of the stock exchange calling for a tax on globalrrived in paris for the meeting of the g-20 finance minute sisters. >> a chief has 45 days to report to prison for an 11-year sentence for insider trading. his lawyers say they will appeal. he got the stiffest sentence ever handed down for insider trading and he was also find $10 million. >>> president obama will visit a gm plant in michigan today talking jobs. he'll be joined by south korea's president who was a guest of honor at the white house state dinner last night. the two leaders will promote a new trade deal and a rare joint appearance outside of washington by a u.s. president and a visiting head of state. >>> jobs and u.s. energy policy will be texas governor rick perry's focus today in a campaign stop at a pittsburgh area steel plant. this morning, chris asked perry for specifics about his two-tiered plan. >> we put a plan together that doesn't require congressional action, that will get 1.2 million americans working. we do it by open epg up these federal lands and federal wa

global financial headlines tune in to congress report . card sneeze top stories over a thousand pounds tony and prisoners in exchange for long as rarely soldier gilad shalit returns home after a massive media campaign but other israelis who've had family members missing for years asked about that. law and disorder new york police officers could face punishment for harsh tactics used against answering corporate campaigners on wall street. then move or be moved their deadline approaches are closing and serves to leave their border barricades after a demand by nato of protesters out to stand firm. up next a sports hero an artsy with kate. i don't want that is called ahead of the big evening of champions league football is what's coming up. soldiering on injury hit moscow for pads and group leaders tribes on school day in the champions league. log manchester test is english media city and you know i see that you see that their european counties back on track to sluggish starts. and security issues the debate over the safety of indy car racing intensifies tom to the tragic death and. not status. first i have an educated preparing to host. in the c

global financial headlines comes a report on our. league . it's just so. sick. pissed see. dozens of. palestinians freed by israel in exchange for a soldier gilad schalit have been flown into exile qatar and turkey among the countries receiving them as part of the deal with the israeli government which one hundred swapped for shall eat after five years held captive by hamas more will be released next month but a gaza political analyst tells r t there is too much global focus on one man rather than israel's thousands of palestinian prisoners. the international community as well as these were enemy the i was very busy over the past five years bring to the issue of these very to souls are going to add. to the attention of the world community all the time but it hasn't been said much about the palestinian prisoners even though the palestinian authority and the palestinian resistance the groups have tried all the time to bring the issue of palestinian prisoners to the at then sion of the world community and many international conferences many prison influences have been held over the past years to bring this is shoe to the attent

global financial headlines kaiser reports. israeli soldier gilad shalit has been freed after five years in captivity held by hamas this in exchange for a thousand palestinian prisoners there are celebrations all was. near where the first prisoners are leaving israeli jails these are live video here of the exchange located. serbs in northern coastal given an extra day to remove their roadblocks at a border post of okaloosa last month the locals say they won't give the officers. new york police under investigation over claims of excessive force and wall street protests. resorting to punching and pepper spray a peaceful rally. for coverage of these top stories and plenty more in a quarter hour but first sports news will stay with us. hello there welcome to this cold weather the pressure is mounting on some of europe's poor taste coming up right then i've seen three hit to scale moscow i miss several key places a pretty good feeling to scrap the whole crunch champions league match while manchester city and man united to get their european campaign back on track feel sluggish. and a debate over the safety of indy car racing in hundred

exchange reserves, much of it in u.s. dollars, with billions more in the hands of corporations eager to invest here and become global companies. and why wouldn't we want those dollars back? to be invested in productive ways to create american jobs, and boost the american economy. that's why we should be more open to chinese investment. but it's also why chinese investments would be on a sounder footing here if they helped to establish good jobs for american workers. for its part, china wants a fair shot at u.s. markets, too. the chinese want policy change that will allow better access to technology, for one, and for another, a clear, more predictable process for investing in the united states. both nations can help themselves and each other to succeed for mutual benefit, but to do this i believe we need overhaul the trimwork that guides our economic relations. how? i've worked with chinese leaders for nearly two decade, as a banker, as treasury secretary and conservationist, and reflecting on those experiences, i disstilled them into five essential principles, and by the way, these five principles won't just help put our econ

therefore promote exchanges between defense authorities of the two countries and work on confidence building. >>> time now to take a look at the market figures. >>> let's go to the global weather forecast with saki ochi. >> and welcome back to your weather update. getting a look at weather conditions across east asia. first off, quite a bit of clouds across northern japan. we have a system in place also bringing in some cool air. we're looking at cold precipitation that is looking to head across northern japan and the western flank of the country today, and it could include gusty conditions as well as some thunderstorm activity. now, behind it really clears out for northern china as well as the korean peninsula. inland areas we see a little precipitation developing over the course of today, but nothing too major. for southeast asia, looking at tropical showers and downpours for areas like the northern philippines, taiwan and indochina peninsula. towards cambodia, southern thailand looking on the wet side today. highs for tuesday looking at 34 expected in bangkok with some thundershowers. 26 meanwhile for hong kong. things cooling off in shanghai. only 18 degrees today.

global financial headlines tune in to conjure a report. card to meis top stories over a thousand pounds tinian prisoners in exchange for one israeli soldier gilad shalit returns home after a massive media campaign but other israelis who have had family members missing for years ask what about that. law and disorder a new york police officers could face punishment for harsh tactics used against anti corporate campaigners on wall street. then move or be moved to the deadline approaches for kosovo and serves to leave their border barricades after a demand by nato of protesters out to stand firm. up next a sports here in r.t. with. i don't like it is for the head of the big a thing of chanting football and that's what's coming up. soldiering on injury hit tesco must go prepared to have group leaders tribes installed in a crunch game in the champions me. while manchester test is english league leaders city and did i say that to get there your campaign back on track despite this starts. around security issues the debate over the safety of indy car racing intensifies down to the tragic death and that down in status. first a heavily depleted prep

index on the tokyo stock exchange has lost more than 100 points or 12% in the six-month period on concerns that the european credit situation will have an adverse impact on the global economy. >>> some 100 real estate firms from japan, the united states and ten other countries are taking part in an international property fair that opened in shanghai on sunday. they are hoping to attract investment from wealthy chinese. a chinese online real estate firm organized the event. five japanese property companies said this is a good time to buy japanese real estate as prices are very reasonable. the firm showed videos of condominiums and commercial buildings in the tokyo metropolitan area as well as resort facilities in the southern-most region of okinawa. investment in foreign real estate is becoming increasingly popular among wealthy chinese who fear that the domestic market will become sluggish because of the government's attempts to control speculative investment. >> translator: the u.s. is in a recession, so it's a good time to buy. >> translator: overseas real estate is expected to increase in value. i would like to invest some money. >> some chinese buyers have alre