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collapse to others greece hamazon the biggest debt reduction deal in history but what is praised to the hilt by brussels rating agencies such as default by another name. more news stories for half an hour from now in the meantime we have to the reservations of america to experience life as part of the tried. you know when you start going to a concentration camp. linden reservations. you see understand we have no rights reservation none. you. can run my house because you're a not an indian and really can do anything a tree can produce or injure cantering in three because we have no rights. family rights. in prison. simple. i've got a two one let's go birth people. make about it was alcohol drugs to suicide. but to god. i pray that you will speak to our young people that they will know it is your body starts speaking to them and not that of the evil one. you. are and. you know right from the fact that eat pig here in america. and they're really shocked me. that we are people i think that so shallow. and so's the records show that we are such a give me give me i don't see. they're all about the

biggest debt reduction deal in history but while it praised to it while it was rather praised to the hilt by brussels ratings agencies slam it as simply default by another name. my colleague bill daughters here in half an hour's time but for now it's a special report out of standing army it takes a look at how american military bases shape the lives of millions in one hundred plus countries where they're located you watching. beginning in the 1980's the belief is slowly taking over the world that new liberal globalization with its builtin self-regulating mechanisms would finally do away with old institutions like the state and the military and which i'm sure the planet into an era of relative peace and prosperity retreat will bring on a great depression nine eleven and the current economic crisis have shown that belief to be largely a myth. but many signs were already there. markets have always relied on state power and military might or. america's transformation from republic to economic superpower following world war two was accompanied by the creation of a global network of military ba

i was sitting friday afternoon literally in the fema's watch as the tornadoes were hilting. we knew what was going on. and we were in contact with states and going we're standing by. if you need it, ask for it. and, again, it pointed out the resillency that states do have these days. they did not, and they made it very clear, you know, we got what we need. we're going to need you for recovery. we don't have if i direct federal assistance for the response. and that was testament to the local officials, to the volunteers, to the national guard. so we focused on individual assistance. the federal coordinating officer now will add on the counties where we have damages based upon the request of the state. and as we get the public assistance done, we'll process that. we'll work to get that quickly and mr. chairman that may be where we turn on some counties. we may still have counties we're still counting in. but we already see the state's threshold. rather than wait until they're all done, we'll turn on what we have and keep counting until the we get the damages identified. >> goo

saying their conssituents are already taxed to the hilt....lawmak erssare taking action to keep kids in public schools...until preliminary approoal in the senate... would mandate that all students stay in school. it's an initiative supported by president obama... and supporters say it would improve the graduation rate here in maryland. (pugh) "curreetly if a child is 16 years of age, they can just walk out of the school and say i'm done and what that has done in my opinion is increase the dropout rate." rate."senator catherine pugh says older tudents who are disruptivee..would be sent to vote on that bill is xppcted later this week. 3a plan to explore the sale or landmarks... wins approval by - the city board of estimates. pstimates.oo wednesday... he board voted to spend 46- thousand dollars to deallwith landmarks like the historic shot tower downtown.mayor stephanie rawlings-blake says many landmarrs need repairs that could come fromm private money. it's a little more than just plugging them in and turning them on. hundreds of slots are a

collapse to others grief some as are the biggest debt reduction deal in history while it's praised to the hilt by brussels ratings agencies slammed it as default by another name. israel has carried out several airstrikes on gaza killing seventeen people over three days as the worst violence the region has seen in more than a year the first attack came despite an informal truce between both sides targeted a high ranking palestinian resistance leader and sparked a fierce exchange of fire. as watching developments the situation here on the ground continues to escalate as israeli forces and palestinian militants continue the exchanges of fire for the third straight day today sunday now the latest figures we have with the palestinian death toll at seventeen most of the non members of islamic jihad but overnight a twelve year old palestinian boy was killed in the jabalya refugee camp by an israeli air strike cairo is reportedly mediating work he's trying to mediate there is a harassed irrigation in egypt and the egypt's ambassador to the palestinian authority has put the blame firmly on the shoulder

we will hilt -- hear more and the coming days. >> where now? >> a lot of the others because run may well turn a deaf and has the organization of. you can fly by the seated your pants for a while but not the whole season. >> >> how are you? halla area? good to see you. how are you? >> that is okay. have a good one. how is it going? thank-you for listening to my speech. i am glad you made it. >> i was on already tonight. it is the worst timing. >> sorry i am so late. >> how are you? >> i am great. take care. how is it going? and there you go. >> i listen to your radio show. >> come be an intern for us. e-mail the website to put in turn in the subject line. >> i was hosting already. hello michael. how redoing? i am great you having fun?

collapsed to others greece hammered out the biggest debt reduction deal in history and it's praised to the hilt by brussels rating agencies slam it as default by another name. to let me know whose interim rulers are struggling to keep the country together after a group of tribal militia leaders declared a partial autonomy for an all rich region in the east the head of the national transitional council was quick to blame remnants of the gadhafi regime for the break up stuff also said the country's integrity will be defended by any means including force if needed patrick hayes from the online world affairs magazine spight says these comments expose the new rulers to accusations that they are operating just like at their feet. almost couldn't make it up. now the head of the national transitional council their former himself the minister of justice under the if you are frightening to use force against. the eastern region. because they decided to act autonomously i think that's very worrying you know this is an unelected representative saying this and how can you justify this you know how can we act

collapsed to one greece amazon the biggest debt reduction deal in history but while it's praise to the hilt by brussels ratings agencies slime two thousand default by another name. worldwide news twenty four seven this is r t live from moscow with me rule recent showing the long harsh and hard for the race for the kremlin is now over with prime minister vladimir putin now set to make a return to the presidency after a landslide election victory but expectations are now greater than any other time with serious national challenges still ahead compounded by a public more politically acute than ever before team selection to skip reports. it was one emotional night for going to watch and yeah i did we would win didn't i. but we have a young. but you foreign minister may have just a fine piece she is about his children but no one would be surprised if it was caused by the joy of big three i it was hardly a shock i still could have been be elections clear frontrunner but even she will result of almost sixty four percent even those at the helm will never think about such a high result so it's been

collapse the others greece from about the biggest debt reduction deal in history but it's praised to the hilt by brussels rating agencies slam it as default plan and top stories this hour. with a look back at the past seven days top stories and the latest developments this is the weekly on r.t. the long haul sion hard fought race for the kremlin is over with prime minister vladimir putin now set to make a return to the presidency after a landslide election victory but expectations are now greater than any other time with serious national challenges still ahead compounded by a public more politically never before. it a shift in reports. it was one emotional night for him yeah i did i promised you we would win. i mean. we have won. but your prime minister may have justified his tears by the strong wind but no one would be surprised if it was caused by the joy of victory. it was hardly a shock as putin had been the elections clear front runner but eventually result of almost sixty four percent stunned even those at the helm who would never think about such a high result so it's even higher than

back to the arkansas governor's mansion in the case of the clintons or beaches of waikiki or hanoi hilt none the case of john mccain. we wanted to tell the story in the moment as the -- as the candidates and the candidates' spouses experienced it and try to tell an interior story about what they were going through as human beings in this extraordinary kind of flash incinerator meat grinder process that running for president is. and we wanted to have the pace of the book move from big scene to big scene. not with a lot of, you know, exposition and not with a lot of history. that was a very conscious choice we made. we wanted it to read like a screenplay in some sense and have big set pieces. have a lot of dialogue. we spent an extraordinary amount of time doing the research for the book and the reporting on the book trying to go back and re-create dialogue or at least be able to paraphrase dialogue as best we could because we wanted it to be a human scale story. and one of the things mark said before we had executed on what we thought. for better or for worse, we ended up with a book tha

to all those grease hammers are the biggest debt reduction deal in history what it's praised to the hilt by brussels rating agencies slam it as default other name. so those two stories still to come for you plenty of others in the meantime israel has carried out several airstrikes on gaza killing seventeen people over three days that's the worst violence the region's seen in more than a year the first attack came just got an informal truce between the two sides targeted a high ranking palestinian resistance leader and sparked fears exchange of fire. is watching developments there. such a thing here on the ground continues to escalate as israeli forces and palestinian militants continue exchanges of fire now the latest figures we have put the palestinian death toll at seventeen most of them on the embers of islamic jihad but overnight a twelve year old palestinian boy was killed in the jabalya refugee camp by an israeli air strike cairo is reportedly needed eighteen what he's trying to mediate it is a her master negation in egypt and the gyptian ambassador to the palestinian authority has

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. >> i got a new temperature to talk about. 55 degrees right now on tv hilt. we will compare to 24 hours ago. believe it or not we are down by three. yesterday got to 83, we will go to a 70 degree reading at lunchtime on its way to a 76 and honestly that 76 degrees could be milder, don take it away. >> >> problems on the pavement, here is sharon at wjz traffic. >> thank you, don, new information on that accident at the toll plaza blocking lanes, state police hope to have this one clear by 9:00 but expect delays. >>> also an accident in frederick county, this 1 involving an overturned tractor- trailer blocking all eastbound lanes of liberty road at green valley. headed on the beltway no issues there. everything looking good as far as speeds go with averages at 61 and 59. there is a live look again at 95 just north of 279. looking pretty good the moment. remember wjz 13 is always on, so for traffic information anytime you can always log onto wjz.com, back over to you, don. >> there is breaking news happening right now in japan. the country has just been hit by a

he said true blue, completely in it up to the hilt. >> for his whole life and afterwards and other people'sand afterwards, grab them all and make them all mormon. it sounds like a craziest thing i ever heard in my entire life. i know people like to believe in funny fascinating things but stop kidnapping dead people. really inform informative, and her book is "the mormon mirage." thank you. >> is this happening more and more because of climate change? we'll discuss it when we return. >> the blizzard of 2011. it is a giant. only one who thinks an amendment to the constitution may be in order. that's next on "the war room." >> we're back on the power panel and i got a couple of panels i love. great to have you back amanda and sam great to have you as well. first topic, guys is is climate change at least partly responsible for the extreme weather we've been seeing? first i want to remind you guys of the extreme weather we've seen over the past couple of years. do you remember all this? [sirens] >> the blizzard of 2011, it is a giant. >> not your ordinary debris bobbing up and down in this ragin

he said true blue, completely in it up to the hilt. >> for his whole life and afterwards and other people'sd afterwards, grab them all and make them all mormon. it sounds like a craziest thing i ever heard in my entire life. i know people like to believe in funny fascinating things but stop kidnapping dead people. really inform informative and her book is "the mormon mirage." thank you. >> is this happening more and more because of climate change? we'll discuss it when we return. >> the blizzard of 2011. it is a giant. >>this is outrageous! [[vo]]cenk uygur calls out the mainstream media. >>the rest of the media seems we've have no choice, we've lost our democracy here. just refreshing to hear. no other television show does that. we're keeping it real. go! go! go! yayyy! go! go! go! go! how do you like them apples? he didn't do nothin'. orbit. for a good clean feeling. no matter what. pure friendship. pure delicious chocolate. pure hershey's. only one who thinks an amendment to the constitution may be in order. that's next on "the war room." >> we're back on the power panel and i got a coup

. >> i have known very few people in my life that lived life to the hilt the way andrew did. >> he lived his principles out every day, 24/7. what you saw is what you got. champion of freedom. >> he was one of the most fearless people i ever knew. it's hard to -- >> dana: interesting to me, that was jonah goldberg who is also one of the most fearless people i know, who lives in a similar way to be able to say i don't care what you think about me. i'm going to tell you what i think and write beautifully and let the chips fall where they may. >> greg: breitbart is one of the few people i know that lived without a safety net. he never thought about his health, he never thought about money. he thought about life and going out and fighting. >> bob: funny you say one of the things, the last time i saw breitbart was the night of the concert, holiday concert. he and i were back talking about drinking stories and other things. he said, i said you and i both need to lose some weight, buddy. we run -- in a lot of ways, this is how i related to the guy. i don't have a filter. he may not have a safety

we're told a 17-year-old was hilt and injured. there are reports -- hit and injured. there are reports that possibly four others were injured, too. the gunman got away on a scooter. right now the french president and country's chief rabbi are headed to the area. security being tightened at jewish schools all across france. there's some investigation going on as to whether the shooting might be related to two others that happened in that same general area. three paratroopers in uniform were killed in incidents last week. they're looking to see if there's any connection. there are reports that the same caliber gun was used in this incident outside that jewish school. back to you. >> aaron gilchrist. sad for the families. awful story. thank you. >>> today the soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians will meet with his attorney. army staff sergeant robert bales is being held in solitary confinement at ft. leavenworth. accused of opening fire on civilians after leaving his base in afghanistan earlier this month. pails is a decorated soldier who served three combat to

rusty's wife andrea, more than anyone, understood, and she backed rusty to the hilt when he wanted tous on a start-up. >> they were really partners in every way, ship and form, whether it was in life, whether it was through business ventures. i think they both were able to treat each other in a way that made each other better. >> reporter: and their marriage had seemed solid to people who had known them, which is why the details that came out later surprised everyone. but for now, rusty's grief stricken friends and family wanted answers. answers that seemed to be taking a long time in coming. de kalb county district attorney robert james. >> no one had any idea who did this when it happened. >> reporter: for weeks after rusty's death police had been floundering trying to untangle rusty's business relationships. suspicious that he'd been gunned down by a professional hit man, they were looking for a money trail to lead them to his killer. chasing the money trail, did it cost you a lot of investigative hours and time? >> it cost us thousands of investigative hours and time. >> reporter:

public school called sharpe hilt. today those students helped celebrate -- sharpe health. those students helped celebrate her 103rd birthday. for the last 20 years mclaurin has worked 40 hours a week as a foster grandparent at sharpe school. there is no one more grateful than the teachers. >> i want to keep you forever and forever. >> reporter: today there were proclamations, a new foot rest skit in her honor, a word from the chancellor, a dance with a council member and lots of love from family including a great great great granddaughter. >> i didn't know people loved me that much. >> reporter: but parents line up to praise her. >> we love her. she helped our child. she did this. she did that. and the patience. a lot of the special needs kids can do things, but it just takes them a little longer and one thing with miss mclaurin is she always has time. >> reporter: this isn't just occasional volunteer work. in fact, virginia leaves her house here on 13th street every morning, but she doesn't get in a car. she walks a block and a half down 13th street every day to the schoo

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destroying this theater and sucking furniture out of their downtown hilt. hotel. now, most of the deaths from that outbreak were in this town in this neighborhood in harrisburg. that line of storms dissipated. three more deaths reported in tennessee. our steve osunsami is there. the bad news is, there's another line of storms coming exactly in the same pattern that happened yesterday for friday. exactly the same area, steve. >> well, sam, we're in smithville, tennessee. families here tell us that all of this happened in an instant. the or the nay 'do that tore through here last night ripped the roof off of this auto shop and sent pieces of it all across town. one woman inside her home, her home was pushed into a thicket of trees and she was killed. about an hour away, another tornado hit another community. two people were killed. a number of people had to be air-lifted to a trauma facility in kentucky. this morning, schools are closed. and most of the people that they had been searching for through the night are accounted for, george? >> this massive storm is brin

>> well, i think rick santorum hilt a couple of real touchstones in puerto rico as you mentioned.one, the sort of assumption that puerto rico wants to become a state is not entirely clear. a huge issue on the island. the other thing is santorum seems to suggest that english to be the official language, the main language, the prince pal language in order for puerto rico to become a state. he actually used the word country to refer to puerto rico. puerto rico obviously is part of the united states already and there are no federal laws requiring that english be an official language for a territory to become a state. so there are a lot of different things going on here. i think one of the reasons we're talking about this, the importance of the hispanic vote in this upcoming election particularly in a set of western states that have been swing states and also in florida. >> do you think for me and i'm of puerto rican descent and spent a lot of time there and went to school there and english is a requirement in all of the schools from when you enter the system and in college most of the

i have known very few people in my life who lived life to the hilt the way andrew breitbart did. it is a huge loss to the conservative moment. he was a social media pioneer. started working with drudge and broke down all kinds of boundaries and barriers in that regard, on twitter, facebook, you name it. he was out there fearlessly doing the work that so many in the mainstream media would not do. i think this is a huge loss of course to his family but i think to the rest of us and any of us who are interested in the truth. martha: i thought it was fascinating what jonah goldberg said moments ago how he was a modern conservative in a feisty way that reminded him in many ways of a '60s progressive in terms of the energy he brought to the fight and how deeply he felt, that his cause was right and just in exposing what he saw as a very corrupt basis of liberalism in this country. he spoke so passionately about that. i want read over some of the passage from andrew's breitbart's new book on the website, big government website right now. i want to read the rest of it because i think it

nearly every major aspect of the help hilt -- helped build pushes and the other direction. -- healthill pushes in the other direction. this fact explainswhy obama was willing to spend so was political capital on the issue, even though it did not appear to be his top priority as a percentage of candidates. beyond the health care reform's affect on the medical system, it is the centerpiece of a deliberate effort to end what historians have called the age of reagan. barry, do you think it is an accurate read of why health care reform was at the top of the president's agenda? >> i think the president's agenda is essentially what he calls fairness, but is in fact policies that would significantly increase the tax burden on the upper income groups. and evidence that i talked about earlier -- and there is a copy of that paper corp. -- paper available -- basically what has happened since the reagan tax reforms is that the share of income received by the upper income groups in the 1980's and the eight -- 1990's had about doubled but their tax burden has doubled, so in terms of progress in the

we try to support those people to the hilt when we can find them.have founders that have great ideas who are not great operators we work hard to bring in the right kind of operator into the company, an operator that can partner with the founder and work with the founder and keep the founder and keep the founder's strengths. when that works what eric schmidt was able to do, we think that's a formula for success. >> one of the conversations we have around this table often these days is politics and policy and what's going on whether it's regulations or taxes, simpson-bowles was the conversation we were having before you came on. i'm curious, whenever i spend time in silicon valley, oddly enough it feels like there's a disconnect or maybe not a disconnect that's not on the radar. people are spending their time to look at the product, trying to innovate. this stuff in washington doesn't matter. am i wrong? >> mostly you're right. in the valley people try to run their companies and they don't have spare cycles to spend on larger issues. many of my friend

one of the many stories coming out of all these areas hilt by the tornadoes -- hit by the tornadoes. grill. got to get to the basement. >> gretchen: luckily they did. coming up, the president accepting eric hold be out to describe his new policy on terrorists. when is it legal for the government to kill a u.s. citizen? the details straight ahead. >> steve: he lost his house to foreclosure and two years later, goat a ticket for not cutting the grass? does that sound fair to you? turns out he'll probably have to pay. cut it out all energy development comes with some risk, but proven technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. chocolate lemonade ? susie's lemonad

and so we borrowed to the hilt, madam speaker, 100% of g.d.p. to invest in the war effort that saved freedom around the globe. well, then we began to pay those debts down, madam speaker. come forward to 2000, 2010, this red line is the current path of america. this red line as if the president dodged the tough decision this year, if the congress dodges those tough decisions, this red line represents where america is headed. . here we have at 100, madam speaker, that level of debt during the largest conflict this world as ever seen which the freedom of the planet hung in the balance. we are headed to that level and higher, madam speaker. 100% higher, 300% higher, 400% higher with absolutely no conflict of that size on the horizon. we are just spending it here, not to fight national emergency, not to rise to meet an international challenge, but just spending it here. the greenline here, madam speaker, represents the plan that you and i and this house have passed. you know it's the only budget that's passed anywhere in the city of washington, d.c.

nearly every major aspect of the help hilt -- helped build pushes and the other direction. why obama was willing to spend so was political capital on the issue, even though it did not appear to be his top priority as a percentage of candidates. beyond the health care reform's affect on the medical system, it is the centerpiece of a deliberate effort to end what historians have called the age of reagan. barry, do you think it is an accurate read of why health care reform was at the top of the president's agenda? >> i think the president's agenda is essentially what he calls fairness, but is in fact policies that would significantly increase the tax burden on the upper income groups. and evidence that i talked about earlier -- and there is a copy of that paper corp. -- paper available -- basically what has happened since the reagan tax reforms is that the share of income received by the upper income groups in the 1980's and the eight -- 1990's had about doubled but their tax burden has doubled, so in terms of progress in the -- progressivity, we are about where we were. the p