he picked hocking to do this because of the notion that what is going on in the world is that we are moving towards a world culture. the key for us is to create a world culture that will be consonant with the teachings of christ. we will not sell this to the world as a christian vision, we will sell it as a general moral vision, supported by all major religious traditions. the united nations is the institutional reflection of that effort to create a global culture that is infused with christian values. to this day, there is this kind of saintly afterglow that the u.n. has. look at this ramshackle organization. ask yourself why they treat the secretary-general like the pope. this was the vision globally. dulles was very much it art of it. then there was a specific release to dimension. the notion in the middle east was that what we need to do is create an economical -- ecumenical alliance with the muslims. that is what we are doing in the middle east. hocking, the professor had this idea of the global culture being infused with religious values, he said that missionaries have to go ou

hock ken berry coming out of temple with a era of thee .18 last year.itching a mape focus for the phillies in the draft. aaron nel la picked up yesterday. known for his command and fast ball in the low to 90s. >> the phillies take left handed pitcher matt i'm hov fast ball tops out in the mid 90s big sweeping curve ball. the kind of command that should eventually land him with a spot here in town with the big club. that's a look at the two-day draft. now rounds 11 through 50 will be held tomorrow afternoon. >> nba action now. the spurs and heat taking a few days off after game one of the championship series last night. the air-conditioning in at&t stadium broke. will he been james suffered from leg cramps. san santanio wins 110-95. we'll be >> the life of a polar bear. to note we're getting a first-hand look at the animal as it roams around the arctic. >>> u.s. geological survey attached a camera to the collar of a female polar bear without cubs. you see the bear there pursuing a seal underwater. even inter acting with mail polar bear possible al suiter

i'm lucy hockings in brussels.on is also completely isolated now in his opposition to jean-claude juncker. >> will it be a mohican or a mullet? we find out why having the haircut of your favorite footballer is important in the ivory coast. >>> also, jamie looks at what is happening in business and making money in india. >> off to india, to meet the billionaires of the future. some of them started their own businesses by the time they were just 15. they're macki ingmaking their fn everything from software to motorbikes. and the number of billionaires there is expected to double in the next decade. >>> welcome back to "gmt." let's go back to our top story, the european union summit is brussels. as well as the signing of that landmark association trade agreement, eu leaders are set to choose the next president of the european commission. pretty certain they'll confirm jean-claude juncker in the post despite outspoken opposition from the british prime minister david cameron. mr. cameron said juncker is the wrong man fo

former plaque hock alex martinez. how bad does he feel 1234* kings are the first team in nhl history to win three game 7's on the road to advance to the stanley up with finals. 5-4 your final. >> a lot of adversity in the game. just stuck with it. we said we won the game and it would be a great series. a's sweep the angels increasing their lead to nor and a half. mom, you are embarrassing me putting on the sunscreen. two runs in the last 44 innings. two on the shot and oakland is up 3-0. 5k with the bases loaded in the fourth. then in the fifth and giving her nightmare. two r.b.i and the angels have the best record in the american league at 35-22. meanwhile the joints take three of four from the cardinals in st. louis. buster posey was drive in runs. giants up 4-0 after one. tim hudson cruises to a 6-2 record and struck out six. made per peralta lose his bat. this young man got a souvenir. the a's a at 37-20. let's tee it up at jack's event. maybe the best to play the game watching in the winner's circumstance c -- ci

human sense that they think that they can kill people in odessa as an op as an operation they caught hocks. this is extremely stupid in the long run because they block out the interconnectedness of everything in the world really they're incapable mentally because of their literally psychopathic personality where they have been trained and. developed to block out any human emotions they are incapable of seeing these connections so what's being done in ukraine is going to have consequences for them for their. next of kin for their friends or all beyond and so forth very negative sort. what goes wrong comes from the u.s. created al qaida rand corporation knows that our network still expanding and will now take decades to stop joe holidays from syria right now committing atrocities against the west the latest the shooting of three that's a jewish museum u.s. courts hold a sting of unreconstructed fascists may be a dangerous game to play seek truth from facts this is the truth. and. trying to. people are going to be good news for you. if you think every made. me. laugh oh well. my life like. th

former plaque hock alex martinez. win three game 7's on the road to advance to the stanley up with finals.4 5-4 your final. >> a lot of adversity game. just stuck with it. we said we won the game and it would be a great series. a's sweep the angels increasing their lead to nor and a half. mom, you are embarrassing me putting on the sunscreen. two runs in the last 44 innings. two on the shot and oakland is up 3-0. 5k with the bases loaded in the fourth. then in the fifth and giving her nightmare. two r.b.i and the angels have the best record in the american league at 35-22. meanwhile the joints take three of four from the cardinals in st. louis. buster posey was drive in runs. giants up 4-0 after one. tim hudson cruises to a 6-2 record and struck out six. made per peralta lose his bat. this young man got a souvenir. the a's a at 37-20. 37-20. let's tee it up at jack's event. maybe the best to play the game watching in the winner's circumstance c -- circle. they had an 8 under 64. he had the lead at 15 under but bow bee

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i'm lucy hockings. european leaders are gathering to mark 100 years since the outbreak of world war i. will meetings will overshadowed over the battle of who will be the next head of the european commission? >>> i'll be reporting live from the world cup where the german born coach of the united states takes on the native germany. >>> also on the program, aaron is here. barclays back on the block. >> the british bank has been charged with fraud by u.s. regulators. this time for sending from additional investors into a pool of highly sophisticated predators. once again it's all about trader's greed. we're going to look at how pensions funded their bumper paid packets. >>> hello. it is noon in london, 7:00 a.m. washington, 2:00 p.m. in the iraqi capital baghdad where the prime minister nouri maliki has exclusively revealed that syrian fighter jets have bombed sunni rebels on the border between iraq and syria. the attack on militants was carried out tuesday in the town of al-qaim. mr. maliki said they welco

jeffrey hock was at his booth demonstrating a holster, instead of using a plastic gun hawk of warminster used a loaded weapon. the gun went over hitting the woman in the thigh. he was asked to leave because loaded weapons are banned from the show. >>> let's look at the week ahead. tonight's meeting will be held at a ewing community center, a natural gas explosion killed one woman and disloid 55 homes. -- destroyed 55 homes. so far they have not broke ground on new homes. >>> drivers will not be able to use any hand-held device behind the wheel even while stopped in traffic or waiting at a stoplight. violators will see increased fines raging from 200 to $600 depending on the effects. >>> philadelphia's new ban on electronic cigarettes goes into effect. the new law regulates them like regular tobacco products. they will be prohibited in public parks and buildings and can not be sold to minors. >> gm plans to pay the victims of the crash caused by the bad ignition switches. 54 crashes and 13 deaths have been linked to the faulty switches. speak gas prices, they are on the rise up 17 cents f

. >> commissioners any other questions for supervisor commissioner van hocking ton. >> good job. >> we'll be seeing you not regularly but let's get updates. >> yeah. as this was a good first piece of something to talk about but i'm certainly hoping happy to come back and check in on things. >> excellent. open it up are open this up for public comment anyone want to speak to this. i don't see any move on to item 7 our permits and i will i'm going to turn it over to our deputy director >> good evening, commissioners and president tan we have 3 items on the agenda first is the busses work doing business on the street applied for a permit license i'm glad you know has been those on 11 street with butter he carotid the warehouses across the street and so he's done quite a bit of outreach for that and you'll see in our packet there's a petition as well as letters of support and he's a few months away from opening the southern station has submitted conditions and we'll bring up mr. come up. >> good evening mr. re-elected president tan and commissioners i'm happy to be here in front of of the ful

. >> i'm going to be a war hock right now and say we have to do something.'t this can spread to other regions. it can spread to jordan. during 9/11 before this happened, they had just a small plot of land to train and plan the attacks on 9/11. if we don't do anything about this, they're going to have a larger region to do something terrible. i think the president needs to fire who ever is advising him. get general petreais on the line. >> it's a bunch o people fighting each other and juan is right. >> at one point, john mccain who is in favor of going back in and finishing the job in his words, he had also said let's back the rebels in syria. there's a big problem here though. the rebels in syria are some of the same people fighting right now in iraq. marching their way through iraq. it's isis and soc. we can't tell who is a good-bye and who is a bad guy. jonathan that would go to your point, is that right? >> mccain wants to finish the job. we haven't started the job. we haven't fought a real job against jihad or afghanistan or iraq. it's been self-sacrific

to know we've contacted a sister agency that deals with those things and seniors has for the last hocking years and have perspectives on what we can a lot for in the contract. >> so steve can you address, please the outreach and the due diligence you get, please. >> with all respect the maintenance portion of the bid was not something we recommended it was recommended by others and so our outreach really didn't include the discussion of the maintenance period we were primarily interested in the impairing the escalators and elevators and the maintenance and the warranty period. >> and then one last question it says that we're authorizing the executive director to enter into negotiations by a joint operation is there any reason we're having to negotiate with web core. >> when we negotiated with the elevator bidders and the escalator bidders that's a team effort. >> but it sounds like the contract is changing and web core has a contract and they'll enter into a contract we want to be at the table and it's semi narcotics. >> it's web core. >> director reiskin. >> two questions and i'm sorry i

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what this shows is add hock policy. the president's just reeling around on this. >> that's an amazing point. al maliki didn't want a status of forces agreement. we'll go back without them being covered. >> yeah, look, this shows that the administration fundamentally doesn't understand how complicated the situation is in iraq. we have huge interests there. but that doesn't necessarily mean bombing isis at this point, sending in advisers. what we should focus on is the main enemy. the main enemy is the ayatollahs in tehran. their control over the maliki government, and the dissension that they've caused inside iraq. there's time to go after isis. there's nothing good to say about them. we can't allow them to establish a state in the sunni areas of iraq. but in the meantime, we can let the predominantly shiite iraqi army engage with isis, and as henry kissinger said about the iran/iraq war of the 1980s, maybe both sides can lose. >> this morning the iranian supreme leader warned against u.s. involvement. do you fear that i

the authenticity of miss nuland leaked comments instead the last thing i not to miss leakers are hocking a private conversation that's all part of america's rocky behind the scenes relationship with many of its allies german chancellor angela merkel for example had stinging words over the u.s. approach to privacy after she was targeted in washington's global surveillance operation this is in the interest of german citizens it is not about me specifically but a bottle citizens we need trust among for instance and this trust needs to be restored critics say mounting frustration on both sides of the atlantic is making it harder for the western alliance to camouflage a steady erosion. of loyalty and cooperation they don't want to publicly acknowledge that there is a risk but i think the lying this strong alliance there is a rift every country should automatically be thinking about itself if there is a drift between the e.u. and. the united states but this time around is really very serious marina port r.t. washington now political analyst colum martin believes the foreign minister actually p

. >> david hocking, a senior editor at roll call. good to see you. >> nice to see you arthel.hanging on everyone's word at this point and it is much about semantics. do you think mrs. clinton was more measured or forth right in the answer we just saw? >> well she's very measured. right before the clip you played she said -- she was touting her book of course and said this is why i kbaf that book a -- give that book a good title, hard choices. we can't play the clip, but it is in the book and she said it would be hard to swallow if it turns out that the united states essentially traded bowe bergdahl for taliban members. she said she warned the president and his senior team that would be politically hard to swallow move. so she is straddling a complicated story the same way many members of congress in her party and to be fair on the republican side are also straddling things. >> right. and so do you think that it is better for the former secretary of state to completely distance herself from the president's decision to trade bergdahl or should she maybe lean more toward supporti

he didn't like to be involved in those ad hock interrogations and that was one of the reasons he becamesillusioned and clearly the record shows he walked away from his unit. >> many who served with him are coming out and saying that they at one point were asked to sign or agreed to a nondisclosure. many have left the military and they're talking about it. there are files on this and we may see those at some point but their estimation is that he left by choice. to refer to him as capture or prisoner isn't accurate. >> that's disturbing if they're asked to sign a nondisclosure. the pentagon should be more forthcoming about this. we're having this debate and they're not addressing the issue of whether or not he was a deserter and, in fact, they're disputing some of the things that his platoon mates are saying and disputing whether people -- their families believe died in going to search for him, they're disputing that that is even true. i think the pentagon needs to lay the facts out and explain what they knew when they went to rescue him and to address the more specifically the issues and

. >> so also hocking a book so there's a reason for this segment. >> creepy for this segment. >> creepy>> "today" show trying to play up savannah guthrie who is an expecting mom and trying to appeal to the female audience. >> i give it a 3. >> it was funny. i'll give you a 6. no thank you. >> for local tv reporters doing live shots on the treat is a very routine exercise except when it's not. >> as one reporter found when she was reporting on a gay pride celebration in los angeles. >> they have only had a couple of arrests related to people who were drinking a little bit too much. >> live in west palm beach. >> hi, sorry. back to you guys. >> okay. anything like that ever happen to you? >> no, no, no, absolutely not. but you never know what's going to happen on a live shot. i remember standing on i-95 and the cars are whizzing behind me and i'm thinking my gosh, i could get killed right now. they are like a foot away from me. >> so you always have to be prepared for somebody breaking into your scene there. not like he was trying to pick her up. >> and i love that she didn't know what to

. >> hocked out in the strip, the employees are outside on strike, these people are angry, and unpaid. and they are blaming the president. jeff is responsible for our problems. the president of all the palestinian people, and he is the president of all of us, he represents all palestinians all over the world, therefore he must solve these as soon as possible. >> what they want seems easy enough, they want to be paid, by the new government, based says it doesn't have the money. it also wants to vet the workers before paying them. may suffer a lot as a result. therefore we with started this step as a warning the general strike is is paralyzing gaza. we demand the unity government solve our problems and consider our legitimate employees hike the west bank ones. >> the new government is also on depression over the disappearance of three teenagers in the west bank. israel blames hamas, hamas and the palestinian authorities sign add reconciliation agreement in april. the new unity government has promised to hold a national election within sixn't mops. but the rising pressure is threatening

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they believe he is in his 30's and was involved in a domestic violence incident at another hocks and he came here. this is having quite an impact on the neighbor and we met a man who is sleep in his car right now because police won't let him into his home. >>> i cannot get in. they don't allow people in. >> that is your reaction to this? >>> well, what can i do? >> he is hung bring and tired. he has been outside of his home since midnight. >>> police are saying a public information is on the way to the seen to figure out more to brief us on the situation. we will bring you more details when we get more information. right now, a tense situation in visitacion valley. >>> the hand wanted in the brutal carjack of an 89-year-old woman is under arrest. terrance hardy was on the run since sunday's attack in a parking lot that left an elderly woman with a badly bruised face, broken ribs and a broken collar bone. this is surveillance video of the suspect driving off in her white camera. a woman recognized hardy from the news reported and spotted him in oakland and tipped off police. the victi

we will hock at the license mate numbers on the cars the f.b.i. says he is driving: a 2008 white nissan with california plate 7fq1085 or texas license plate bx9m042. two dozen agents and haz-mat crews and lives and firefighters were at the apartment on saturday. agents are not giving too many details but say they found explosive materials. a nation-wide look out is he worked as a field organizer in a mayoral field campaign and was a proffer at the university of san francisco and as a consultant for different companies but in november he was let go from a project sport, an event production company. >> everyone has a great deal of interest and people are with holding judgment until there is a final i hope itents without anyone being hurt. >> the f.b.i. says this is ongoing and will not say what head them to this apartment and will not reveal a possibility motive. he did not offer much information about himself but said that he was social and another neighbor described him as "kind" and "quiet." >> here is ryan kelly chamberlain ii, he has brown hair

given the time period i was ridesing through the ranks, when i started, of course, hock osexual actsly just legal in the united kingdom. i think plenty of places in america, there were plenty of laws against them, so i think circumstances were different then. there was a legality problem, and people hadn't accommodated the fact that people of different sexuality, different race, different -- all sorts of differences could be in business. after all, when i started, women were not really in business. >> absolutely. >> so things have come a long way. i think now it's very different. then it was probably -- it probably would have been very damaging to come out. >> you also lay a lot of the fault of your of people's inability to come out at the boardroom. >> board rooms are very conservative. when it comes to out -- i think you have to get to around 700 in the s&p list to find someone who's out. so this is extraordinary. it cannot be right, and we do need some role models. one of the reasons i wrote this book was to appeal to straight people to say, make it possible for people to come out

lucy hockings in brussels. >>> let's have a look at that ukraine association agreement. jamie is here with the business implications, trade implications, jamie. >> i want to look at more detail at the deal and what it means, relations between ukraine and europe. what it hopes to do for the ukrainian economy. the association agreement, that's what it is called, is going to open up your european and ukrainian markets to each other over the next ten years or so. it will see ukraine adopting standards, everything from food to intellectual property, copy right protection and so on. the eu says it will boost exports to europe by a billion euros, $1.35 billion every year. it will save, it says, ukrainian firms $685 million a year in customs duties, that's customs barriers are lowered. russia threatened to punish ukraine economically if they sign this. you heard that from david sandford. they argue it would cost $500 billion in lost trade with russia as those barriers went up with russia. and then it would cost another $1 billion to implement eu standards as they have to moderni

can the redskins say to folks who are hocking their gear, you can't sell our logos on our t-shirts or not necessarily? >> they can continue to do that. and, you know, unfortunately, if your ultimate goal is to get them to change the name and you think the economic sanctions and economic pressures will bring that it to bear, then this isn't going to help you. all a trademark is, is what the law calls constructive notice. your trademark rights come from the use of the mark in commerce. and so the redskins will continue to use this mark, and they will continue to have the right to preclude others. they can't put the little r in a circle on things anymore. and they can't go into federal court. but they can continue to enforce their common law trademark right. so ultimately, you know, you really want to bring pressure to bear on these guys, economic pressure in some other form. >> exactly what cindy was saying. so the power of the purse. but then you also have the power of the public, cindy. because the majority of americans, according to the most recent polls i've seen, over the last coup

is he a double or hock? dovehave -- is he a or hawk?nreliable boyfriend is a little unfair. guidance is a good principle. it is subject to the roller ability of the uncertainty. -- the idea of --municating the path, the but forward guidance is subject to the uncertainty of the economies. the monetary policy has to adjust in relation to the data. >> the problem with our guidance -- is it that we get too much or too little? >> when forward guidance was with resume in word -- with regard to just unemployment, it did not convince anybody. somet has the virtue of fuzzy. people understand what it is. it didn't work. they had to move to more complex things. then there's the problem of communication. >> i looked at your u.k. index. 1997.near the high of the u.k. economy is blazing, according to your now casting index. to tell your viewers who may not have come into this index, wyatt -- why it is a good way to gauge the health of the a company. -- the economy. >> this is the problem of reading the data flow in real time. every day, policy market

he hocked 75 years of parking revenues and has left chicago with no parking meters. treated the proceeds as a revenue for budget-balancing purchases and then leased it back. new york state sold at attica prison for $200 million to a public benefit corporation this the state of new york, has since paid $400 million of interest on the bonds that were sold to give that corporation the 200 to pay for the jail which balanced the state's budget when that was done. i mean, this is not a sustainable practice. >> you know, dick, i might just add in a lot of states they defer payment into the pension fund, and then it gets to be a gigantic figure. new jersey, several others -- >> that's right. >> -- instead of paying it all along, they use that money to balance their budget, and then they say, oh, these pensions are no longer sustainable, these breedty workers asking for -- greedy workers asking for $100 a month. that's outrageous. and it's sort of something that all of us should monitor a little closely and blow the whistle on them. and there's one other classic example of tr

kim, can you hear me hock? >> yeah, i got you. >> oh, okay, good what. are you expecting this market to do here? drifting along and talking yesterday don't have a lot of volatility, just inch ever higher, moving up, new all-time highs, what are you thinking about the market right now? >> you know, i think we're cautiously optimistic for the long term. the markets are moving higher and taking some profits, but i really think that they are looking at and waiting for the ecb numbers, the policy decision on thursday to come out. meantime, guys, you know, the best offense is a great defense, and that is a well-diversified portfolio, globally diversified, and, you know, completely invested >> you know, rick santelli, today it looks like we're seeing yields on the long end start to inch up a little bit, ten-year and 30-year in particular. is this -- how important is this in your mind? i mean, is this -- can we put the short squeeze, if you want to call it, of last month behind us? >> well, you know, short squeeze, short covering, all those are very conventional

interestingly, since i'm on the floor of the merck, we have been short on the meat and the cattle on the hockslast year. they've had one of the best bull markets that i can ever remember. >> wow, it's hard to get any, you are right, useful information for, because you are looking just at trends and the way things are going quantitatively. you don't ascribe any reason for that, so we can't physical out any trends. i guess i just need to send you some money to invest on my behalf is all i can do, david, i'm not a qualified investor. i will get nardelli to lends me some. thank you, appreciate your time today. remember, drink alpha, that will be held on july 16th. for more information, go to delivering alpha.com. there is a lot of people they seekal fast. they seek alpha. >> but they don't deliver alpha. there is only one place. we deliver alpha. >> others seek it. >> there is a website about seeking it is there well, they can seek all they want. there are very few places deliver it. >> i want to talk about richard engel but in the meantime with le talk about the world of private aviation. wheel u

>> reporter: the hairier is a hybrid jet born of a british design that can move vertically like a hock, yet fly at attack speed. the unconventional design requires a much more complicated skillset in the movie "true lies," another pilot that crashed in arizona on a pay night. but this was no movie. >> if you are watching a movie, it doesn't look that scary. when it's real life, you get freaked out. >> reporter: freaked out and eight homes evacuated. this is a neighborhood of tightly-spaced homes in the desert community of imperial t. pilot's injuries were described as so minor that he was treated and released at a local hospital. matt, savannah. >> that is great news, thank you very much. >>> we have new developments to tell you about tied to a controversial prison swap with sergeant bowe bergdahl. they are addressing concerns in a late night meeting with lawmakers. richard engel is at landstuhl in germany where he is being treated. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, bergdahl could stay here longer than expected. perhaps well into next week as this treatment continues, including

that was definitely when i was in will hock a mexico them as attacks there have used in mushrooms as medicines not as drugs and fact the healer laughed when i told her that they were deemed illegal and addictive in the united states because that's just not true the war on drugs is not based on science and really with these medicines i found that my anxiety was completely cured by these mushrooms and studies have shown that the mushrooms lead to neurogenesis or the regrowth of brain cells and after five ceremonies working with these native healers i find it to this day nearly impossible to to have anxiety and it's literally like my brain has almost been rewired to make that possible and they were extremely effective in helping me reprocessed traumatic events in my career at times i was shot at by police times. i was taken captive and really just process and purge that trauma so that it's almost like a bricks been lifted off my shoulders and it's a lot easier to go through the day incredible let's talk about i was dimethyl tryptamine you did and i was. talk about what this is and what

we are near the kofrn hock an curve anda, proeching route 1.2 freeway is really heavy and always congestion on the northbound side approaching the bridges. >>> happening today, the philadelphia 76ers may get the financial incentive they want to build a practice facility in camden. they're asking the economic development board for an $82 million tax break to build a new facility on the camden waterfront. the board will meet to discuss the request. the sixers practice in the college of osteopathic medicine. you can always get. the latest news and weather on nbc news.com. back to the "today" show. >>> we're back now, 8:30 on a tuesday morning, the 10th day of june, 2014. mr. roker making his way to join the party. nice to have you here. cloudy skies in midtown, manhattan. nice crowd joining us here. we've got a lot of dads here. >> hey, fellows. >> modern dads getting ready for father's day at the end of the week. nice to have you guys here along with some of your children. that's always nice. >> i don't know if you can hear, but we're listening t