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it has already been passed in the lower house of parliament in uruguay. will legalize the purchase, growth, consumption of cannabis under certain circumstances. if you want to know more, you can read the local papal -- paper in uruguay. the state is hoping to use this legalization to fight against what it calls the war on drugs. not only to fight against track -- trafficking, but it hopes to improve public health, raise tax revenue, and research the medical potential of cannabis. the article points out that it will be the first country to have such a wide encompassing policy. >> finally, a walmart store in the u.s. coming under fire for a food drive. >> that is right. ins is a walmart near cantin northeastern ohio. food drives are usually seen as something being very positive, helping people out. this is a food drive at walmart to help walmart employees actually. you can see a photo or do you can read about it. the photo says please donate food items here so associates in need can enjoy thanksgiving dinner. the spokesman for walmart says this is a good th

millions of pounds and one mile from the house of parliament. this is london. is a graveyard for social housing really. >> reporter: of course if you already own a property in london it will most likely mean you can pay for your own old age and probably leave something behind. overwhelmingly the young and less well off are failed by the market and will never own a property to fund their pension or healthcare when they get old and it will have consequences for children yet to be born. lawrence lee al jazeera london. >> one of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies agreed to pay $2.2 billion to the u.s. government and johnson and johnson had 40 marketed three unapproved drugs and doctors were told it was okay to give alzheimer's patients a schizophrenia drug and it is the largest fraud case in history. >> these companies lined their pockets at the expense of american taxpayers, patients and private insurance industry and drove up cost for everyone in the healthcare industry and impacted the long-term solvency in the programs like medicare. >> one of the big

the fees they had me from the houses of parliament where they were protesting and they won't write down all of them out here in london if you look behind him they're all walking down the wall with your palette. thanks thanks. well the man must protest this here in london have ended up outside buckingham palace oh i. love them even making it across the day we sing classes breakouts and i between police and protesters and some of the group's been saying often as he says coming over way down here of course this maybe has been taking place in cities around the world tonight but here in london protesters ending the evening outside buckingham palace serafin oxy longer than. well across the atlantic protesters in the united states also took their chance to deliver a firm no to corporate greed and privacy breaches ground marched through downtown sandals to show their solidarity with a movement many of them aligned to the occupy wall street front on the east coast activists also gathered outside the white house to protest our washington correspondent going and she can report. here in washington

japan's upper house of parliament has appointed a bill to set up a national security council. opera was passed by the lower house earlier this month the proposed entity would spend economic functions of the prime minister's office enjoying up security they had got home it really that important dead in sins of a sport sport ikea to expand its role in regional security it is also viewed as a backdoor for the prime minister to ramp up your pants in the story. it's mostly a strictly bound to a self defense. roll on to the nation's post war constitution. media reports said the idea of creating a us style national security council was proposed as japan faces a complex surrounding security environment. iranian president house on the hand's says tear on will continue to enrich uranium. and this is just a phase up to the country accepted restrictions on its nuclear program in exchange for limited relief from economic sanctions in a landmark agreement with world powers the army said in an interview with the national broadcast of the tear on has the right to continue enrichment. see im al

she forced into a steep hill through the lower house of parliament that could lead to tax the party fox was overthrown by the military in two thousand and six and the country in two thousand and eight. he was convicted of corruption would face jail if he returns critics of the docks at least eagles. the wait for her brother to come home what is going green the protesters. and so on rain is expected to approve and as you go. but alarmed by the end brands under the tree can be unanimously rejected the treaty the boat and anti toxin forces raised us. call for the overthrow of the cup longtime political confrontation. he has told voters supported by accident and sister. prime minister after party won elections in two thousand and eleven. both teams have benefited farmers will carry its most controversial issues. my inflated prices urban voters to keep your ways you can lead to buy political support they see she's undermining confidence in the thai economy. he said economic planning. cause his theory that the open you'll carry us those disparities have spilled over into the political competi

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country and yet this month he knocked around a controversial amnesty bill through the mill house of parliament. critics say that happen so the bill was drafted by the retentive type and the illusion that he no money to fund up to take action. we tied and had been too harsh in your household the middle class non she opposes the government and support the protests. moore who wrote it on the wheel to does this to my madness that stepfather demonstrations have been useful with many women into it and i'm on the protest is this topic on government buildings have been ordered not to still be a physical harm. anti toxin forces are added to pressure on iraq and comments will make his inventive it's a no confidence motion against the government and will vote on thursday the market is expected to survive in the ocean. even though she handed out state the current wave of protests in love with will i find it hard to kill time. d essential to the crickets. many battles they have begun taking steps to improve ties that was trained by allegations of australian sparkling wine as double strain the antennae aver

unexpectedly the million mom march here in london has paid the fees they have me from the houses of parliament where they were protesting and they won't write down all of them out here in london if you look behind him they're all walking down. well the media must pray to sit here in london have ended up outside buckingham palace oh yes there's them even making it across the gate we seeing prices break has an eye for tween police and protesters and some of the groups then saying often as he said coming over way down here of course this maybe has been taking place in cities around the world tonight but here in london protesters ending the evening outside buckingham palace sara first r.c. . it's the picture that in the u.k. across the atlantic protested the united states also took their chance to deliver a firm no to corporate greed and privacy breaches crowds marched through downtown los angeles to show their solidarity with the movement many of them lined by wall street front meantime over on the east coast activists also gathered outside not surprisingly the white house protest from washington

unexpectedly the million mom march here in london has taken london three save me from the houses of parliament where they were protesting and they won't write down all of them out here in london if you look behind him they're all walking down. well the medium are protesting here in london have ended up the outside buckingham palace oh yes there's them even making it across the gate we seeing flashes breakouts an eye for tween police and protesters and some of the groups then saying often as he says coming over way down here of course this may even have been taking place in cities around the world tonight but here in london protesters ending the evening outside buckingham palace sara first r.c. along with. will cross the atlantic meantime protesters in the united states also took the chance to deliver a firm no to corporate greed and previously breaches crowds marched through los angeles to show their solidarity with the movement in the minds of the occupy wall street from me east coast meantime much of the shows are gathered outside the white house to protest a washington correspondent reports

then plans to establish the legislation institute under the lower house of parliament were jealous. it was reported by the chairman of them angeles committee on fort affairs defence and security money and fashion buyer at the briefing mile in fashion by pointed out that the institute would examine the bills that come from the government about a week and hope and peace to improve them cover about one hundred and sixty draft laws have already been considered and approved since january two thousand well. you are bored the head of the state plays the key role in the formation of the parliamentary system there is some potential for strengthening of our home and at the current stage is important to create the conditions for a greater realization of the legislative initiatives of deputies them up the phone. an international conference the role of the first president of the republican cause extent the leader of the nation's missile that has a vibe in the parliament to a developer can cause extent was held on the eve of the day of the first president of kazakhstan the conference was initiated

when i was leaving the government was elected to turn it into next week members of the lower house of parliament are scheduled to vote on a no confidence motion against the prime minister leader on thursday. but the ruling camp holds a majority in the chamber and the motion is expected to be voted down. i i. people on the pacific island of kiribati have heard endless arguments about climate change is the negotiators at the latest un conference goal back and forth then promises to be targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions. two years from now. but for residents of kid bhakti the time for talking about climate change has already passed a skittles happy on the question of its points we sprinkle move to. and see one of those into people's homes. if the level was rising and the people of cuba are under siege the country of cuba. all with very small islands in the pacific ocean his home two hundred thousand people. this is the highest place in this island. around three meters above sea level at such low elevation. kiva is on the frontline of global warming. the oceans advance never stops. at high

ministry of transport and communications took part in the meeting that was caught in the lower house of parliament. jill its experts to learn about the measures taken to reduce traffic accidents according to the committee of the ministry of police a number of cases of driving under the influence of toxic and still rises more than forty thousand cases were registered this year in kazakhstan policemen were asked to toughen the punishment for drunk drivers. it was proposed to introduce such a punishment as the disqualification from driving a mandatory treatment of dollars in classes. it would be without one of the king of kyoto and we are ready to toughen the traffic regulations if necessary drivers have to realize the responsibility on the roads to comply with traffic regulations for the book was followed in cricket. most of the day when you don't just think of the division yet the president's scholarship program bala shock turns twenty today on november fifth nineteen ninety three and the sultan as a minor established educational program which you can extend students an opportunity to study abroad

was being drafted and in doing so he was trying to empower his majority that was in the lower house of parliament and eventually he would try to maintain absolute power just because a political party uses democracy as a way to get elected does not mean that they have the authority to absolve them of credit institutions once they are in power and that's why the july. third coup took place there's a certain marker which goes in terms at least your trial democrat leadership quality cooed that's progress there if i go back to washington so do you think that the egyptian military is just going to crowd out the political field because apparently there's going to be an election and i think we all know who is going to be elected and he may be the only candidate to run are you asking my personal opinion pete go ahead yeah i don't i don't think i don't think jenaveve for the i.c.c. should draw and the upcoming presidential election i think he is strongly needed as a military general he is strongly needed as somebody who can defend this country from. any anything that might damage the political and the demo

japan's lower house of parliament has approved a state secrecy built that imposes tougher penalties on civil servants who leaked classified information and all the journalists are trying to obtain them critics of the myths say it's an attempt to buy tokyo to block access to information on sensitive issues including the country's nuclear power plants. the kanji on as he tips. japan is moving to pass a bill that would expand the definition of the peak rates and reduced penalties for whistleblowers time musician god if that's the law is vital to its and supporting the security policy with the us and other allies. with the deterioration of our security environment these days is imperative that we place utmost importance to information gathering to protect their citizens and our security. the bill was approved by the japanese island of samoa house on tuesday and is expected to be passed by the upper house under the law the top officials in all ministries and government agencies would be able to classify information acts the secrets in four categories defence diplomacy counterterrorism and c

was being drafted and in doing so he was trying to empower his majority that was in the lower house of parliament and eventually he would try to maintain absolute power just because a political party uses democracy as a way to get elected does not mean that they have the authority to absolve them of credit institutions once they are in power and that's why the july. third coup took place there's a certain marker which goes in terms at least your trial democrat leadership quality cood that's progress there if i go back to washington so do you think that the egyptian military is just going to crowd out the political field because apparently there's going to be an election and i think we all know who is going to be elected and he may be the only candidate to run are you asking my personal opinion he'd go ahead yeah i don't i don't think i don't think jenaveve for the i.c.c. should draw and the upcoming presidential election i think he is strongly needed as a military general he is strongly needed as somebody who can defend this country from. any anything that might damage the political and the democ

was being drafted and in doing so he was trying to empower his majority that was in the lower house of parliament and eventually he would try to maintain absolute power just because a political party uses democracy as a way to get elected does not mean that they have the authority to absolve them of credit institutions once they are in power and that's why the july. third two took place there's a certain marker which goes in terms at least you're told democrat leadership qualities who that's progress there if i go back to washington thirty do you think that the egyptian military is just going to crowd out the political field because apparently there's going to be an election and i think we all know who is going to be elected and he may be the only candidate to run are you asking my personal opinion pete go ahead yeah i don't i don't think i don't think jenaveve at the i.c.c. should draw and the upcoming presidential election i think he is strongly needed as a military general he is strongly needed as somebody who can defend this country from. any anything that might damage the political and the d

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a bill on the state's social standards initiated by the deputies of the lower house of parliament with joe's was discussed in austin i was offered to introduce social standards in the areas that are education medicine costs are causing relations fiscal quarter in sports moreover state guaranteed legal assistance will be provided. it was proposed to ensure the financial provision of social standards and guarantees on the basis of gradual improvement of living standards taken into account the growth of cars extends economy minimum social standards were offered to review at least once a year. i'll update with the main figures of social assistance provisions that are the minimum standard of living in consumer price index. one focus of the discussion consumer basket was not revise since two thousand five although it shall be done every five years. in two thousand five the common citizen had forty three product names in the consumer basket compared to twenty food items in nineteen ninety eight. it seems to suggest a new family we decided to take actions graduate in two thousand seventeen wee

eight and meeting the trials the civilians that the protesters in downtown cairo outside the us house of parliament. the demonstration police state that if i mean it's just that. and then dusted with gold cannons into the rock tx full steam into the site streets in protest has retaliated with her inbox and bending time in the least and as a result of the dozens of people with a red state including some prominent egyptian activists many thing to claim that they were beaten and sexually harassed by police and a number of women who were arrested were eventually released that they would take a nap that day to read outside cairo in and let them now at. now with the old people that still being detained and questioned as to what happened and that some members of the competing rights the constitution suspected weapons of the detainee release so it's good enough yet but they'll be going back and let it die however we do now is will try to set up and later on today to visit again. calling people to demonstrate against the soul late this afternoon in downtown cairo. it's a significant because it's the first t

greater get out get out earlier it's like an elite hernia popping out of congress and the houses of parliament and they need to be lives to be boiled they need to be x x exercised excised ex-communicated then he's made exorcism of the elites but historically when you have this there's this hernia this hemorrhoid of elites like that tony blair is the hemorrhoid on the world he just sits there on the room of the of the detritus pouring out of his financial terrorism and picking up a little feet here and there on a bus to walnut that's passing through it turns into a revolution this is historically one of those up in the road like tony blair to rid of the detritus of his ill gotten fostering revolution from the peasants who are tired of this is just walnuts this is what happens in fact the article from bloomberg dot com calls this elite overproduction it's called you have too many elite wannabes too many graduates from law school too many graduates from masters of business administration give too many graduates of of medical schools there are too many elites and tied with that historically during

get out earlier it's like an elite hernia it's like they're popping out of congress and the houses of parliament and they need to be left in the boil they need to be x x exercised excised ex-communicated then he's made exorcism of the elites but historically when you have this there's this hernia this hemorrhoid of elites like a tony blair is the hemorrhoid on the world he just sits there on the room of the of the detritus pouring out of his financial terrorism and picking up a little feet here and there in a busted walnut that's passing through and it turns into a revolution this is historically one of those happen.

greater get out get out earlier it's like an elite hernia popping out of congress and the houses of parliament and they need to be lives to be boiled they need to be x x exercised excised ex-communicated then he's made exorcism of the elites but historically when you have this there's this hernia this hemorrhoid of elites like a tony blair is the hemorrhoid on the world he just sits there on the room of the of the detritus pouring out of his financial terrorism and picking up a little feet here and there on a bus to walnut that's passing through and it turns into a revolution this is historically one of those up in the road like tony blair to rid of the detroit is obvious ill gotten good fostering revolution from the peasants were tired of this is just walnuts this is what happens in fact the article from bloomberg dot com calls this elite overproduction it's called you have too many elite wannabes too many graduates from law school too many graduates from masters of business administration give too many graduates of of medical schools there are too many elites and tied with that historically

house of parliament and this detente with iran the saudi arabia and so your so you see that the gold price to go up and what you're saying is that the playboy states in the gulf as you described them they want to get more liquid and gold to recast this gold because they are now looking toward a post saudi us by bilateral relationship it's a huge change in that relationship i'm speculating that this is the case but this to me seems logical if we take this a bit further then we can get a little bit more frightened perhaps about the implications ok let's do it because go for it because. if they are looking to use the gold for transactions then they are moving away from the dependence on the petro dollar. so they're becoming more asian and less west and in that sense now if the pressure dollar becomes yesterday's story then that's very very bad for the dollar yeah you know whatever happens to gold that really doesn't matter but if they move away to an alternative means of international payment for oil which presumably will be initially throughout asia which we know the asian states in pa

you know the house of parliament and this detente with iran the saudi arabia and so you're so you see that the gold price to go up in what you're saying is that the playboy states in the gulf as you described them they want to get more liquid and gold to recast this gold because they are now looking toward a post saudi us by bilateral relationship it's a huge change in that relationship i'm speculating that this is the case but this to me seems logical if we take this a bit further then we can get a little bit more frightened perhaps about the implications ok let's do it because go for it because. if they are looking to use the gold for transactions then they are moving away from the dependence on the petro dollar. so they're becoming more asian and less west and in that sense now if the pressure dollar becomes yesterday's story then that's very very bad for the dollar yeah you know whatever happens to gold that really doesn't matter but if they move away to an alternative means of international payment for oil which presumably will be initially throughout asia which we know the asian

think over the past few days they ventured to prove that. 24 of the protesters in front of the upper house on parliament still remain detained pending investigation, and then there's two arrest warrants towards some of the most prominent activists in the country, credited to be behind the impetus leading to the overthrough of hosni mubarak. people are worried. the security crackdown is strong. the government - interim government is in a difficult position at the moment. they have to show to the wider egyptian product, who don't like the upheaval, the protest, that it is strong, it is holding the reins of the country. on the other side you have people on the street saying they'll protest despite the new law, that they'll continue to make their voice heard and remind the interim government that it is their protest that brought this government to power. >> now, in thailand the government seems to be winning what has turned out to be a prolonged struggle with protesters. the prime minister yingluck shinawatra has easily won a vote of confidence. more on that in a moment. thousands of protesters are on the s

there is a group of protests who broke away and went back in front of the building of the upper house of parliamentthe same location where you had the clashes yesterday. there is a security force present there, but we're hearing until 10:00, when these marchs and demonstrations have to be dispersed they will hold off. after that they will apply the protest law. >> many thanks for the update there from cairo. >>> thousands of protesters in thailand have gathered outside of the investigation department forcing officials to leave the building. the agency recently indicted a senior protest leader for his alleged role for the 2010 riot. more government buildings across the country are being occupied as anti-government demonstrations continue for a fourth day. >> i would say in general it is not intense. it is rather loud. it's added a new measure of pain to cover these protests, i must say. there have been very clear instructions from the leaders that there are not to be any leaders. also said that, anything could happen. violence could break out and they have security guards who are dressed in black wh

he was appointed by the president to the upper house of parliament last year, there's a lot of speculation that he may use that to begin a political career. he's so recognisable in india and around the world that there isn't a political party that wouldn't want him on side. he may decide to have time out. he's lived with the spotlight for so long. he may miss it if it's not there. >> will anyone come close to matching the test record? >> the thing about sachin tendulkar is not only does he have incredible run, but you put the two together, and he's thousands of runs ahead. the england captain alastair cookes could catch him. he's 5,000 behind. he's way behind in the one day things. when you put the two together you realise that sachin tendulkar is a one-off. >> great to talk to you mike. thank you so much for joining us. >> football and uruguay are on the brink of a world cup 2014 place, the coppa champions smashed jordan in their match in imam. five goals, five different scorers. all getting on to the score sheet. the efforts in stoppage tim the pick of the goals. it -- time the pick of t

because if you justify go back two days ago, while the protestors were in front of the upper house of parliament, because assembly was meeting inside and actually suspended this work, about 13 members. it could be very difficult as the country is soon going to vote for the new constitution. we just heard the committee saying today that by today's end, they would have finished the final draft, and soon they will start voting on that it. >> all right, there in cairo, thank you. >> tie land's prime minister is urging protestors to call off their demonstrations. there has been no let up and the protestors insist they're bringing down her government. we report from bangkok where thousands are on the streets, some occupying government buildings. >> security has been weak throughout this series of protests, but as expected at the ministry of defense, the military and police were well prepared. day by day, the protestors have been making their presence felt at government ministries. when they arrived at the defense headquarters, they told those inside that they were armed only with their trademark whist

protestors have gone to a square in central cairo, and also some had gathered in front of the upper house of parliament. police forces first gave them a verbal warning that they should disburse, that did not happen, then they used water cannon, and specifically they used tier gas, and it was at that point, as the protestors disbursed. had that not happened the new lawsuit would have allowed them to escalate, and eventually use bird shots. and this is exactly what the protestors are decrying. they say that in the new law basically opened the door for the security forces to bring back the old methods of the regime. now, several members of the committee have frozen membership. they are condemning the way the security forces dealt with the whole issue, they are also condemning the fact that dozens of people were detained including some high profile activists. the interior minister says that they were simply following the rules and that those protestors were on the street to defy the law and the state. >> 37 people have been killed in predawn raids in central nigh jia. meanwhile, nigeria's ruling party, the