similar referendums in the er countries now almost half of german so want to see me want to see me gratian reduced and france seventy percent of the population feel there are too many foreigners living in the country but by far the majority of britons want to follow in switzerland steps meanwhile in norway a record number of immigrants were forced out of the country last year are just going off reports of the shifting tide of opinion in europe. this used to be a quiet suburban town in the outskirts of oslo where money is spent fourteen years of his life until he says along with most of his norwegian friends they had to move out because of cost of attacks by teenage immigrant again he's. been in the ambulance five times or something so it came to the point where i didn't have the time to be robbed all the time i go to the hospital today three out of four students at the local school are foreign descent mass energy exports brought norway's some of the highest living standards in europe and made it very attractive for immigrants over the last thirty years their population has grown tenfold bu

this way so preparing for a referendum on whether to come up with gratian polls show increasing support for the plan to limit the number of foreigners moving to switzerland but some warn it would backfire on the economy as. has been finding out. welcome to switzerland breathtaking views plentiful jobs and low taxes it's no surprise that the streets here are growing more crowded some eighty thousand new residents arrive each year a significant number for a country of just eight million our industry our economy needs immigration to a certain point but everybody under a mis underestimated the situation the number of people coming is much much higher than anywhere else in the world on sunday switzerland will ask its citizens whether to reintroduce quotas for immigration from abroad including e.u. members although itself not a part of the law switzerland has signed on to the e.u. rules on freedom of movement if passed the initiative would pit the swiss against an angry brussels but supporters aren't worried the swiss parties said the swiss said the political elite they were very enthusiastic

olmos does here to tell us what he'd like to see from the president congress as they tend to limit gratian reform plus all of the so i'm still a big safe we'll have security assessments from russia's ambassador to the u.s. and a high ranking congressman just back from russia. all next on politicking. the politicking on larry king and we start the show talking about immigration joining us here in the studios my friend the acclaimed actor producer director social activist edward james olmos big story in tuesday's washington post new momentum in tongues for a broad overhaul of border control laws demanding that president obama hauled deportation of millions of american young people the white house is consistently said that obama cannot illegally expand the effort what do you think of all this. well. doug meyer it's impossible to move forward. this has become a political issue to gain votes on both sides and i got to tell you this is really what the issue becomes whenever humanity's place behind politics we have a big issue and the issue is that a lot of children a lot of families who have com

goldman sachs and find another guy you know it's like you know there's a really didn't know there's gratian and they've escaped you know exactly what i like. anyway it's the goldman sachs it's who's the head of the who's the head of the european central bank drug managing director of goldman sachs and there you have one after another who's the head of the bag of the english mark. carney by the way is the abbreviation for carnival he's also former goldman sachs guy and it's not only goldman your ex it's all of the bags gerald i'm sorry to interrupt you but we're running out of time i'm getting yelled at to to go but you have to come back and we love hearing from you your always entertaining and always insightful that was gerald celebs an author blogger and publisher of the trends journal time now for today's big deal. and harrison joins me now to talk to god he deals specifically municipal ones now here's what's happening in muni land these days now in detroit where we just recently saw the largest bankruptcy in u.s. history the federal government is going to buy land but nothing u.s. federa

believe there are too manny foreigners in the country and the vast majority of britons want to seem a gratianreduced as well in norway a record number of illegal immigrants were deported last year and as it were has been offered for its calls for stricter measures are growing louder. this used to be a quiet suburban town in the outskirts of oslo where money is spent fourteen years of his life until he says along with most of his norwegian friends they had to move out because of constant attacks by teenage immigrant again. in the ambulance five times or something so it came to the point where i didn't have the time to be robbed all the time and go to the hospital today three out of four students at the local school are foreign descent vast energy exports brought norway's some of the highest living standards in europe and made it very attractive for immigrants over the last thirty years their population has grown tenfold but high living standards mean high cost which not all newcomers are contributing towards many immigrants who are coming from asia and africa they are low skilled and they don'

up ahead being a problem and he showed in gratian people in switzerland deciding whether the influx of foreign driving should big have critics say the economy would be the area that. is damage control in washington after a leaks recording of a phone conversation apparently involving the u.s. assistant secretary of state revealed the depths of america's involvement in ukraine's onto a government under arrest so that would be great i think to believe this thing and have the u.n. help glue it and you know the e.u. . strong language by victoria nuland was recorded while she was talking to the u.s. ambassador in kiev three months caused outrage trying to challenge. the code noonan's choice so was completely unacceptable in international affairs commentator rick rose as the conversation shows america's overall neglect of the salvation of other states. this story would not have gained traction it would not have achieved the exposure it had if that word had not come out i'm afraid that really obscure the actual content of the discussion which is all but you know presenting a blueprint for regi

gratian was scratching around looking for support and seeking assistance from other teams here with the winter olympics they approach austria their rivals he refused to help but russia did decide to help they put the rivalry to one side and assisted their opposition experiences shining through in fact the german olympic sports confederation president says that i have never experienced this kind of solidarity before in my time as an official a real sign that on day one of these winter olympics the olympic spirit is on display now mentioned a few moments ago the medals table let's find out a bit more about those medals here's my colleague andrew fama. he's one who will actually see sochi a dream to even finish and the million take magill around. and they say good enough to get one they'll be taking trying something. these goings reflexive cheese landscape like the jamaican pizza translated from yana he does sound the beaches of the black sea his design that would be useful even simpler infix with a curiously paralympians will get you measure for the efforts. an olympic gold medal weighs a

and twelve that's when protesters clashed with police cheering a rally that took place a day before gratian twenty seven people were arrested after the protests turned violent some were later released under a presidential amnesty late last year but others are still awaiting verdicts police say two thousand demonstrators took part in today's peaceful rally. snap shot or some other world news making headlines right now. trouble if nothing is as you can see scuffles breaking out between police and confessions protesters enraged by a gathering of right wing golden dawn party supporters officers had to use tear gas and stun grenades to disperse the crowd of several arrests after leftist rioters attacked a man carrying a greek flag the golden dawn rally was commemorating the deaths of three navy officers which can bring to war he could not stay. silent electoral commission says it sun able to announce the results of the nationwide vote of protest has forced the closure of thousands of polling stations they disrupted the delivery of ballot papers and then set up blockades the early general electio

olmos is here to tell us what he'd like to see from the president congress as they tend to limit gratian reform plus all of the sochi olympics safe we'll have security assessments from russia's ambassador to the u.s. and a high ranking congressman just back from russia all next on the politicking. the politicking on larry king and we start the show talking about immigration joining us here.

in the spanish capital madrid the demonstrators are unhappy with the government's recent courage gratian allowing them to be fined will filming police and joining an authorised rally spraying stuff as regular while shows due to the government imposed austerity and twenty six percent unemployment one of the has to do you are. there strike on gaza is critically wounded a police according to the israeli military was behind multiple rocket attacks the man who is said to be in a critical condition has been identified as a member of a small militant group in gaza and was hit while riding a motorcycle according to israel's army thirty three rockets have been launched into the country since the start of the year. in turkey riot police clashed with hundreds of demonstrators in istanbul's main square officials used water cannon and tear gas to break up angry mobs protesting against government moves to impose restrictions on the internet the draft bill allows the blocking of websites without a court order but this criticized as an attempt to ban the opposition twitter and facebook were widely used

to it is the same thing now despite criticism from brussels the swiss vote has boosted and tame a gratian movement across the continent at least six far right european parties are calling for similar referendums in their countries almost half of germans want to see immigration reduced in france seventy percent of the population feel there are too many foreigners in the country and a huge majority of the brits want to follow in switzerland's footsteps meanwhile in norway a number of migrants were deported from the country just last year. this is art international coming up too hazardous to stay. there's a lot of us that had been forgotten we were just collateral damage. party travels to the u.s. state of arkansas to check on the residents of mayflower who say last year's oil spill left them no choice but to flee the area to protect their health. and well being is helping rather is next with a breakdown of the lay his business highway. i just first state of the city address new york mayor bill de blasio said that he would put forward legislation for the city to issue special municipal ident

. >> another and gratian question. -- i have another and gratian question. is the path to citizenship a dealbreaker? >> that is something that the president has been very clear and what congress does. he can put us on a going forward. people have explained it in terms of even just what could pass the congress. economically, i think we are strongest if you deal with all the different aspects of this at once. you are increasing the amount of certainly -- certainty. that is why we are pushing so hard from it. >> i was wondering what your thoughts are on this point. there is not something that the white house or the council of economic advisers has been. >> take a little swing. >> sorry. >> can i revise my question? >> certainly. about whether it should be done or can be done. we need to put in new sanctions. [inaudible] >> i do not want to talk a lot about this. there are some of my colleagues which is what their entire focus is, what the president would do for a sanctions bill it he said he would veto it. he said he needs the space to negotiate with and contin

if you are tied up in the gratian reform, that detracts. i think they may wait until after 2014 before they try to get any legislative action in the house. aboutpeter king was asked immigration reform. let's hear from him. [video clip] >> this would have been tough in any case. this islican districts, not a popular issue. it is something the party should do, but when you think district by district, it is hard to get on to it.s to sign state of theent's union, it did not help. then you get pushback in districts were there is no strong support for immigration report. certainly not a pathway to citizenship. guest: the republicans earlier this month took their annual reporters are and not allowed to listen to the conversations. we rely on reports from lawmakers. when the immigration reform proposals and ideas were being discussed, they could be divided into three groups. there was a group who do not want any reform. they want to leave immigration alone. another group thinks immigration reform is a good idea, but now is not a great time to do it

humans but it's just not readable to me that everything changed like that spent evolution versus gratian is an, science guy, bill my working with origin of species and answers and jenison founder ken ham debate wednesday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> next on booktv the editors of the book "imagine" along with some of the contributors of the book talk about problems with capitalism and discussed what a socialist america would be like. this is a little over one hour. >> hi. this is really -- i'd like to welcome -- [inaudible] [inaudible] >> is that better? i would like to welcome everyone to the turn 11 book launch. we are so happy to be here at the beautiful housing works bookstore in lower manhattan. our thanks to them for hosting us and a big thanks to the able and helpful staff at harpercollins for having faith in a book and working so hard with us to promote it. [applause] >> for those of you who haven't seen this book yet or don't know what it's about, i thought i would read a blurb written about it by glenn ford who is the executive editor of the black agenda report. this wi

humans but it's just not readable to me that everything changed like that spent evolution versus gratian is an, science guy, bill my working with origin of species and answers and jenison founder ken ham debate wednesday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> next on booktv the editors of the book "imagine" along with some of the contributors of the book talk about problems with capitalism and discussed what a socialist america would be like. this is a little over oneh