and steve hartman "on the road." before patients see a doctor, they get a big dose of john. >> they've given me a purpose in life beyond anything i've ever known. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. there's good news tonight about the soldiers wounded this week at fort hood. 10 have been released from the hospital and returned to duty. the six still being treated are all improving. three who were in critical condition have been upgraded to fair. late today, the army announced a memorial service next wednesday for the three who died. sergeant first class daniel ferguson of tampa, florida. sergeant timothy, owens of effingham, illinois. and staff sergeant carlos lazaney of puerto rico. as for what drove specialist ivan lopez to kill them before taking his own life, the army today was downplaying any mental health issues. we have two reports. first, anna werner at fort hood. anna. >> reporter: scott, ivan lopez had complained

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and steve hartman "on the road." how a simple sound changed donnie edison's life. >> that ping kind of sound. >> it, like, triggered something. >> it just-- it gave me hope. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. good evening, i'm jeff pegues. climbing mouunt everest is one of the greatest challenges there is. the tallest mountain in the world unforgiving, yet every year hundreds try. today a group well acquainted with the danger, nepalese guides, was killed when an avalanche came crashing down. it happened at 19,000 feet. at least 12 were killed, making it the deadliest disaster on mt. everest ever. four are missing. clarissa ward begins our coverage. >> reporter: the avalanche hit early in the morning as local guides known as sherpas readied the route for other climbers. with no apparent warning, a wall of snow and ice swept over the western shoulder of everest. that part of the path is nicknamed the popcorn field, due to its distinctive, jagged blocks of ice that from a dista

. >> pelley: and steve hartman on the road. joe brown is a rock star in his world, but the beatles almost put him out of business. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. they were 44 high school kids looking to a bright future, to be the first in their families to go to college. for many of them it ended in a slit second on a california highway north of sacramento, a truck colliding head on last evening with the bus taking the kids on a college tour. tonight, investigators are trying to figure out how it could have happened. ten people were killed, including five students, three chaperones, and both drivers. 34 others were injured. john blackstone is on the scene. >> fedex truck and a bus. >> reporter: the sound of the impact could be heard more than a quarter mile away. >> this was a horrific collision. >> reporter: glenn county sheriff larry jones: >> right after that impact, there was a tremendous fire with very high temperatures. >>

you may remember hartman first tried to sneak on a plane bound for hawaii back in february. she go caught. she was spotted at the airport several more times despite orders to stay away. this is her sixth arrest at sfo. >>> new at 5:00 want a faster commute? who doesn't? you might be able to pay for it. toll lanes could be coming to one of the bay area's busiest highways. kpix 5's phil angelides with another bold idea coming out of silicon valley. -- kpix 5's phil matier with another bold idea coming out of silicon valley. >> reporter: google buses and that don't seem to be helping much on 101 so santa clara is coming up with a new idea and here it is. >> so innovation is that we're proposing doing something that nobody has done in the united states. >> reporter: santa clara officials are moving ahead with plans to install toll lanes along the entire length of highway 101 from morgan hill all the way to the san mateo county line. and in some places, two lanes. >> all of it added up is about 66 miles. these are long corridors. >> reporter: they are starting to look into the id

and steve hartman "on the road."imple sound changed donnie edison's life. >> that ping kind of sound. >> it, like, triggered something. >> it just-- it gave me hope. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

62-year-old marilyn hartman was caught by officers in a food court at s-f-o on monday. she was arrested and charged with trespassing and violating a restraining order. hartman was first busted in february, when she got past the t-s-a and made it onto a plane before she was caught. she came back to the airport three days after that. and again on both march 15th and 26th. three assaults on school children in oakland. have residents in the eastlake district highly concerned. they got together at the site of one of the incidents -- bella vista elementary school -- and walked to promote public safety last night. more than 150 pe0ple joined the walk for peace -- all speaking out against crime and sexual assaults on children. the community is saying enough is enough. the walk for peace ended in the bella vista elementary school gym, where officials held their monthly neighborhood crime prevention council meeting. two 10- year olds were honored at san francisco's city hall for their bravery while making 9-1-1 calls in separate incidents involving their mothers. catrina corjito

hartman claims she has cancer and wants to go some place warm. >>> the video was taken at the giantse yesterday and ktvu's allie rasmus explains how police are defending their actions. >> reporter: inside at&t park yesterday afternoon, a giants fan happened to walk through the concession area and saw this contrace between -- confrontation between a giants fan and the officer. >> he's not fighting back, he's not resisting. >> reporter: he posted the first 16 seconds on his facebook page. in a matter of hours it had been shared more than 500 times. more than 100 people made comments about it, mostly negative towards police. >> stuff like this happens all too the time. it's just not documented on video. i understand cops have a way of dealing with the situation. it just seemed a little excessive, especially when the kid is in handcuffs already. >> of course to the public it appears this use of force was a little bit excessive to the untrained eye, but in reality, this officer did do what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: the officer engaged in a control hold, and says it's an appro

hartman claims she has cancer and wants to go some place warm. >>> the video was taken at the giantssterday and ktvu's allie rasmus explains how police are defending their actions. >> reporter: inside at&t park yesterday afternoon, a giants fan happened to walk through the concession area and saw this contrace between -- confrontation between a giants fan and the officer. >> he's not fighting back, he's not resisting. >> reporter: he posted the first 16 seconds on his facebook page. in a matter of hours it had been shared more than 500 times. more than 100 people made comments about it, mostly negative towards police. >> stuff like this happens all too the time. it's just not documented on video. i understand cops have a way of dealing with the situation. it just seemed a little excessive, especially when the kid is in handcuffs already. >> of course to the public it appears this use of force was a little bit excessive to the untrained eye, but in reality, this officer did do what they were supposed to do. >> reporter: the officer engaged in a control hold, and says it's an appropria

steve hartman finds second chances on the baseball field. first, headlines for this sunday morning the 20th of april, 2014. in south coria the task of locating. the death toll now moved past 50 with 250 still unaccounted for. we get latest from seth doane. >> as the death toll rose, those once labeled missing were revealed by name, age and for high school students. for some, seeing it written down in ink was too much to bear. at sea the mission is shifting from rescue to recovery. more than 500 divers have been working to get in to the ship. angry family members clashed with police as they set out to protest the slow rescue. the ferry's captain was arrested saturday, two crew members were also taken in to custody. a prosecutor said when the ferry got in to trouble it was being steered by the third mate. it was her first time navigating that section of those current-filled waters. weary families are beginning to lose hope. her 17-year-old son was on the boat. how can you have children underneath the sea like that for several days, she asked.

steve hartman watches the warminster readers at work. own salute over the departing "late show" host david letterman. but first here are headlines this "sunday morning" the 6t 6th of april, 2014. searchers are calling it an acoustic event. today more sounds were detected in the hunt for the missing malaysian airlines jet and the 239 people aboard. our asia correspondent seth has more. >> reporter: for three days in a row now, fleeting signals have been detected from deep in the indian ocean. today an australian ship, the ocean shield, which is carrying sophisticated listening devices reported pinger locator operators picked up a signal. that was about 300 nautical miles from where a chinese ship identified electronic pulses on friday and saturday. china's reports claimed those pulsing signals matched the frequency that would have been emitted from locater beacons on the flight's black boxes. officials in charge of the search say so far none of those signals have been confirmed to be related to the missing jetliner. angus houston is the c

professor hartman, thank you for being with us. i want to ask you a basic but specific question.o american women make less than men while doing the same work? >> it's tricky, doing the same work. there are many companies where they would get the same pay. but many companies where they don't. and the 20 largest occupations for women, ones that sound the same. customer service representative, making 94% of what men make in customer service work. not necessarily in the same companies, but many examples of women claiming discrimination within the same company. women at sterling jewelers across the country claimed that men were coming in and being paid a couple of dollars more than the women. the men were brand new, making more per hour. >> how does the gap change across the income spectrum? at the top of the pay scale and the bottom? >> well, there's more room for differentiation at the top. but there's no limit at the top end. if you're both in low wage jobs, there may be a smaller gap there. it's not exactly what you think. but in low wage jobs, we've studied that, and women requir

life from the end it is the journal and hartman had to get the news as these are headlines several people are children of flights between ukrainian government forces and pro russian government and stuffers. we have reports from our correspondent who went there. he went on record demands quick action to fight global warming. at least sixteen people killed and hundreds of houses destroyed as the fire rages and its related video about myself in ukraine continue to escalate. ukraine has now set a monday morning deadline from russian separatists to give up their weapons and leave buildings they've occupied in the isa the country. ukraine's acting president has accused russia of waging war in eastern ukraine. he announced the launch of an anti operation that left at least today. these aren't included in what he wants to show the scene of the latest fire fight between ukrainian troops and pro russian forces the audience in eastern ukraine this man has reportedly been shot in the chest. the deal also includes images of men who apparently died of his injuries the ukrainian military is attempting t

and steve hartman "on the road."efore patients see a doctor, they get a big dose of john. >> they've given me a purpose in life beyond anything i've ever known. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition.

. >> pelley: and steve hartman on the road.wn is a rock star in his world, but the beatles almost put him out of business. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

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life from the end it is the journal and hartman had to get the news as these are headlines several peoplere children of flights between ukrainian government forces and pro russian government and stuffers. we have reports from our correspondent who went there. he went on record demands quick action to fight global warming. at least sixteen people killed and hundreds of houses destroyed as the fire rages and its related video about

the fall on monday she is arrested and charged with trespassing in violating a restraining order hartman boston back in february when she got past the csa and made it onto a plan before shows caught. she came back to the airport three days after that and again on both march the 15th and march the 26th. still ahead dismal report many bay area schools are not doing a great job educating as did certain students will show you where your school rings + will be the first tee and his take on forty-niners and new stadium. here's a hint new sibling right every rivalry. children realized that something was terribly wrong and called 91 basically sailing their lives trade coming up will hear how these children acted in the face of an emergency. >> : i gotta go deposit a check, transfer some money. so it's your uncle's turn. what? wait, wait, wait... no, no, no, wait, wait. (baby crying) so you can deposit a check... with the touch of a finger. so you can arrange a transfer in the blink of an eye. so you can help make a bond... i got it. that lasts a lifetime. the chase mobile app. so you can. the th

daniel hartman was the author of a book wrote why should it fall to me to defend him?n hearted liberals who are so quick to deannounce political arrests in distant dictatorships. it has relevance to who we are today in a multicultural, multireligious society where you have to discuss the history of islam and you have to deal with the negative just like we deal with the negative of my faith, christianity. i don't see why we can't have a public discussion? >> would you want to go to england right now and risk it? >> i think that's the beauty of the constitution, as simple as it is, it's a few pages and we can always rely on it and go back to it. this obviously wouldn't happen here. i assume because of the free speech. >> and if it's on campus. >> or if -- audiotapes you in the privacy of your own own and then all of a sudden your basketball team is taken away from you. i'm not condoning what he said. when a private conversation is being used against you, that would be a test of the constitution. >> my husband peter has a british accent. he's from there, obviously. that's

the san mateo county district attorney believes hartman is just lonely.taff to see what can be done to help her. >>> 8:26. many hotels near the new levi stadium in santa clara that they are already sold out for the 49ers' first home game on september 14th. that date was just announced two days ago. the hilton hotel is one of those hotels that is sold out. you can see it's got a bird's- eye view of the stadium. the general manager says he quickly saw the economic impact of levi stadium as soon as the 49ers' schedule came out. >> within about five minutes after the schedule got posted, we started seeing movement with reservations, for september, october, november, december. >> the first event is a soccer match at leave vie stadium between the earthquakes and sounders in august. the hotels are already nearly sold out for that game as well. >>> 8:27. the lpga is back here in the bay area. coming up -- even with the umbrellas out, we'll bring you a live report from the lake merced golf club. how this is having a big economic impact on daly city. >> reporter: w

police arrested 62-year-old marilyn hartman twice this week on monday and wednesday.thorities she had cancer and wanted to fly to some place warm. but today's examiner reports she's now telling them she was not trying to board a plane ands to not have cancer -- and does not have cancer. she's in custody on $25,000 bail. she has a court appearance set for next month. >>> 8:55. zoo exhibit is closed this morning after seven very clever chimpanzees escaped their enclosure yesterday. according to the kansas city zoo director, propped a log on the wall and climbed on top. six other chimpanzees knolled his lead. it took -- followed his lead. it took zoo workers about a half-hour to get them back into captivity. they lured them back not with bananas but with chocolate candy. >> they may have had to use malted milk balls at the end. >> work every time -- works every time. workers will be combing through the exhibit to make sure there's nothing else they can get their hands on to attempt another daring escape. this is not the first time they've escaped at the zoo. ten years ag

police arrested 62-year-old marilyn hartman on charges including trespassing. has already been busted three times for trying to walk on to a plane. >>> two 10-year-olds were awarred for their bravery in san francisco today. they both helped save their mothers during medical emergencies. people in a crowded room at san francisco's city hall applauded katrina and dante. both of them called 911 when their respective mothers were in severe trouble. it was an emotional moment for katrina and her mom when katrina received the 911 hero award. both children also met the two dispatchers who answered the 911 calls. >> it makes me feel really great because i haven't seen like one step in the mayor's office for anything i like to so it's a real pleasure to be here. it's so awesome. >> great moment. the san francisco department of emergency management also awarded the 911 dispatchers for their help in the emergency situation. >>> from r2d2 to hospital helpers, the bay area block party for robots. >> and i thought my life was over. >> reporter: at death's doorstep over and o

like steve hartman. >> we caught up with joe brown of pensacola florida as he was about to go in a barber's> imagine being 98. >> nice to meet you. >> and still having the energy and the hair to visit a barber. >> what is even more impressive about joe is that he is the barber. >> in a minute i will ask why anyone would go to a 98-year-old barber. but first, why this 908-year-old barber still goes to work. >> i have said to many of my customers in four or five years they are gone, and not here anymore, i am not doing that route, i am going to keep working. >> joe started cutting hair during the great depression and has been doing it pretty much every week since. his last vacation was last century. the guy truly loves his job and can only say one bad chapter in his whole career. >> i was barb everything when, barbering -- >> of course he tried to block out the disaster. >> one of those longhaired musicians. >> the beatles. >> the beatles. >> he says the fab four cost him a fortune. >> once they showed up nobody wanted a haircut for years. >> but he waited out the beatles and outlasted virtua

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blog tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture.earlier today the house passed paul ryan's budget a budget that puts the interests of corporations in the wealthy elite ahead of the millions of americans who are struggling to make ends meet isn't it time republicans in the house got in touch with what americans really want and passed a budget that made the economy work for everyone last congressman mark just a moment also surprise surprise bank of america is up to its same old dirty tricks scamming american consumers out of millions of dollars is the time to say enough is enough and give bank of america the corporate debt and six people are dying every day in florida because rick scott chose to put politics ahead of protecting people's why isn't it time to throw scott and his fellow republican governors out of office and ensure that all americans have access to affordable health care more on that in tonight's daily to. this earlier today the house of representatives has paul ryan's so-called path to prosperity budget by margin two hu

hello i'm tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture.the republican refusal to expand medicaid has left four point eight million americans without access to health insurance through this come back and haunt the g.o.p. come november midterm elections more on that just of all also the standoff between nevada red branch or live in bundy and the federal government ended peacefully over the weekend after days of talk on the right wing media about it and ending range war but who's really behind the bundy dispute and what do they have to stand to gain from destroying the power of the federal government and recent supreme court decisions we've made democracy in america pretty dysfunctional. i'll tell you how we can change that into made steel he said. you need to know this the death panels are real but not the way you might think back in two thousand and nine when the health care debate was at its most crazy republican lawmakers started warning that once obamacare is parents government officials are going to ration health care and as a result ha

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it is her fifth. 62 year-old maryland hartman was caught by officers in a food court at sfo on mondayested and charged with trespassing and violating a restraining orders. hardly was arrested that differs busted in february when she got past the tse and made it onto a plane before she was caught. she came back to the airport three days after that and again on both march 15th and 26. in menlo park vector control is wrapping up its battle against a mosquito that can spread yellow fever and they gave cesar--dengue fever. holy cross cemetery appears to be the center of an infestation which was first discovered late last summer. now a more adult mosquito eggs and larvae are being caught in traps and a cemetery in surrounding neighborhoods. the concern is that a mosquito could buy the person already infected with the disease and sporadic others to others were bitten creek residents are advised to get rid of standing water where the mosquitoes breed. there's a special event going on right now terisa estacio reports >>: at this elementary school in san francisco carried in a short time the ch

dennis hartman, founder and editor of the gartman letter. the momentum stocks were hammered last week with the sell-off from friday, and it doesn't look to be better this morning. what happened? >> it was as if the flip, the switch got flipped at 11:15. it was amazing. i came back from the gym on friday morning, satisfied with positions i had on, and the next thing i know i'm throwing with stuff overboard because everything switched. currency switched, gold switched, bonds switched, it was astonishing. >> i immediately started e-ma e-mailing kelly evans because i like to make things bigger than they really are, just to make an interesting story. here was my narrative, the death cross on the ten year got down to 2.70. if it goes below that, it means 2.20. the only thing that indicates to me is we are not going to do anywhere near 3%. >> in gdp. >> for gdp, which means the messy exit won't be an exit at all because they have to taper the taper or even do qe 4, and we are in the hotel they can never get out of. so i connected the stocks to wher

and then i went in to see hartman and he said pitch stories.h stories -- and he didn't put anything on the air. not one story. and then he pitched to story -- then they gave me a story that i didn't agree with. and i did it because i wanted to get on the air and then i got reprimanded for -- anyhow. they were trying to get me out. >> the point here i want to make and bring it up, it is such a subjective situation that for instance if somebody on the cbs news -- >> but that's one person that makes the decision. is jeff not letting you on the air? >> there's a managing editor, producers. and the ones in new york collectively make those decisions. >> we need to say also you guys work together. we know chris licht over there. and david rhodes. who by the way, i know them both. just for people out there, they are not ideological lefties. >> that's why i'm confused. i can't wait to read your book. >> if your talking about cbs evening news, these news shows are. you have one person who can just flake somebody away. >> probably for both of you, what wa

transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks rational debate and a real discussion of critical issues facing america by ready to join the movement then walk a little bit. dramas that can't be ignored to. stories others refuse to notice. the faces change the world writes never. come full picture of today's leaves my own to run from around the globe. dropped to. fifty. if you are just joining us welcome to the program here on r.t. international. afghanistan is preparing for a presidential election runoff with the country's former finance and foreign ministers all competing for the seat of power but whoever claims the position will be faced with an economy going rapidly downhill. now the country has been long reliant on foreign aid since two thousand and two around one hundred billion dollars has been poured in from abroad without stream of investments may soon dry up and the country's domestic income isn'

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transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built up i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trucks and rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america if i ever go ready to join the movement then welcome to the big picture. i would rather as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question for. the united states is in complete confusion about what it wants in the middle east anymore our main ships are with israel and saudi arabia both towers. have wanted military leadership in egypt and that's been a driving force in this arab spring in america has fall in line with what the arab spring did this bringing to shelter lucas the ambiguous and indeed hypocritical relationship between western governments and the honorable america still funding the military and he said to me simple single murderous on the. cook a kind of really happ

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welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour how can one be happy what is true happiness and money certainly can't buy happiness right. i got two questions for you what do you do and how do you do. i'm a stockbroker on moons. and b. to me. why has happiness remained so mysterious what does it really mean to have answered later in the show and back in october of two thousand and one president bush was offered a way out of the war in afghanistan that would have saved america hundreds of billions of dollars and thousands of lives as we all know he didn't take that offer and today we've spent over seven hundred thirteen billion in afghanistan couldn't that money have been put to a better use more on that in tonight's data. in the best of the rest of the news it's been just over a years around applause a factor it is as in bangladesh on april twenty fourth of last year an eight story factory building to produce clothing for a number of american stores came tumbling to the ground killing over eleven hundred people and injuring another twenty five hundred inclu

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but i'm tom hartman in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture the senate intelligence committee has voted to release key parts of a six thousand page report condemning the cia's bush era torture program and the chairwoman dianne feinstein said the report exposes brutality that stands in stark contrast to our values as a nation so does this mean that president bush and his administration will finally be held accountable for their crimes that and more in tonight's big picture rumble and global warming is real and possibly even worse than we've been told that will lead to the destruction of human civilization within just a few decades alas professor guy mcpherson in tonight's conversations with grave marker it's. nice to know this right now there's an effort underway in the senate to reach a compromise on a minimum wage increase that might have a better chance of passing both houses of congress maine republican senator susan collins who's leading the compromise effort wants democrats to accept

welcome back to the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour californians are going to be getting a nice little surprise in their electric bill over the next couple of months it's all thanks to that state's efforts to go green and fight climate change what is california doing right now and what should the rest of the country be doing to follow in the golden state's footsteps also as we speak thanks to global warming ice cover across the globe is melting allowing ground that has been frozen for thousands of years to thaw out and we lose tons and tons of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere that have melting permafrost across the globe mean game over for our planet and us and us wealth has grown by thirty four trillion since the onset of the great recession millions of americans are struggling with things like hunger poverty and homelessness how could we be the richest country on earth and still have such a huge gap between the rich and poor. and i still. believe resides green report back in two thousand and six the state of california passed some of the most groundbreaki

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long tom hartman at washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. a week after the white house revealed the seven point one million americans have signed up for obamacare a new study is out suggestion that millions more americans will soon be covered what's behind the success of obamacare and when the republicans realize that americans want affordable health care also republicans love to talk about job creation but paul ryan the new republican budget does nothing to address america's jobs crisis isn't it time for americans to get in sync with what the american people want and need that and more infamous lola robel. a new report published by the conservative think tank the heartland institute says that climate change is nothing to worry about but who's behind this report and why does the climate denial machine seem an awful lot like the cancer denial machine created by the tobacco industry in the one nine hundred ninety s. more on that insights deleted. you need to know this just over a week ago the white house announced that the number of americans

on the back of the big picture i'm tom hartman coming up in this half hour last week the senate intelligence committee voted to declassify the infamous cia torture report so that americans would know the full extent of the bush administration's actions but now. comes news that the cia will be in charge of declassify the report so who he really were and is this just another blow for transparency in our government and climate change is one hundred years away fifty years away or even twenty five years away it's here now that unless we act now it could be the end of the road for planet earth in the human race or that at that instant we take. the best of the rest of the news last week the senate intelligence committee voted in favor of releasing and declassified in the highly controversial cia torture report which details the bush administration's use of torture and so-called enhanced interrogation techniques and while the report has not yet been released house minority leader nancy pelosi knows who it's going to point to dick cheney appearing on c.n.n. on state of the nation on sunday pelosi arg

transnational corporations will profit by destroying what our founding fathers one school class i'm tom hartman and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem truck rational debate and a real discussion critical issues facing america if i ever feel ready to join the movement then walk a little bit of. pro unity and donte my down protesters clashed as thousands marched through the biggest city in eastern ukraine. the afghan economy faces financial collapse international investors and foreign troops pulling out some traps have tried out a rash of media scare stories in the future a forces immigrants to form their own political party. while other media turns a blind eye to your guests on our t.v. . i. tell folks if you haven't been watching the corporate media for the last month let me fill you in on what you've missed that last malaysian airliner still lost avril of venus still relevant and her new video sucks and yes quite even bunny a rancher from nevada who lives out the middle of nowhere has probably never seen a black