with mexico hungary and turkey that's an immoral question amongst the humi enemy in a humane society to ask that question where is the profit here how is this going to affect our bottom line how are we going to make money off this sick person that's i mean this doesn't look good folks i mean it doesn't look good to the rest of the world and it won't look good to the anthropologists who dig us up hundreds of years from now they'll they'll wonder what are these people thinking. of. us is the most dangerous place to live the most a choice of the drug abuse and violence in the west puts it did last as for generosity we have done more good on this earth in any other nation in history bill o'reilly claims america is the most generous nation on the planet in fact america is the meanest the least asylum seekers taken the worst environmental damage home and abroad and the least foreign aid on freedom confusion who hate us hate us because of the freedoms that we circled learned of the frieze nothing of the sort with officially the least press freedom more corruption the jewelry. lowest politic

heavy snowfall expected in austria and hungary. the cold air filters toward the south. london, paris, freezing mark, madrid, you will see temperatures fall down. farther toward the north and east on the cold side, moscow, minus 5 on saturday. that's a look at world weather. here is a look at the extended forecast. >>> we're back in 30 minutes with more on the latest. i'm gene otani in tokyo. from all of us here at nhk world, thanks very much for joining us. have a great day wherever you are.

and i think as americans we don't expect to be behind slovenia and hungary on any measure. when i started students first two years ago, someone showed me a scatter ored plot of all the developed nations in the country, and on one axis it was academic achievement levels of the students, and on the other axis was the amount of money that country spends per child on their public education system. and we were in the quadrant that you don't want to be in which is spends a lot of money, has poor results. and the only other country that was in that quadrant with us was luxembourg. i have no idea what they're doing, but apparently not so good. [laughter] and i think the problem with this notion is that for decades now people have been sort of pushing this idea that what we need in order to fix the system is more money. of more money, more money, more money. but when i got to d.c. i knew firsthand that was not the case. we were spending more money per kid in d.c. than almost any other jurisdiction, and yet our results were at the absolute bottom. newark, new jersey, they were spendi

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. >> sometimes, the island belonged to austria-hungary, sometimes to the ottoman empire. when the ottomans' left, it remained as a turkish enclave -- when the ottomans left. it became an exotic destination for outings. visitors came from all over romania to buy turkish wheat, tobacco, and schnapps -- to buy turkish suites -- sweets, tobacco and schnapps. >> i fell in love here. you can see me playing guitar with my wife. >> that love has survived. along with the turkish culture. >> you just have to say weather you like it sweeter or more bitter -- either -- whether you like it sweeter or more bitter. >> he is talking about the coffee. what also remains is the turkish language. we accompany a man on a trip to his youth. only about 10 former residents of the island still live on the shore nearby. >> i cling to these memories. we are the last ones who remember the island. it remains deep in our souls all this time. >> ever since the shock that came 45 years ago. >> take a look at this cruelty. i have seen it often enough. >> in 1967, the romanian army destroyed the houses of

. >> sometimes, the island belonged to austria-hungary, sometimes to the ottoman empire. when the ottomans' left, it remained as a turkish enclave -- when the ottomans left. it became an exotic destination for outings. visitors came from all over romania to buy turkish wheat, tobacco, and schnapps -- to buy turkish suites -- sweets, tobacco and schnapps. >> i fell in love here. you can see me playing guitar with my wife. >> that love has survived. along with the turkish culture. >> you just have to say weather you like it sweeter or more bitter -- either -- whether you like it sweeter or more bitter. >> he is talking about the coffee. what also remains is the turkish language. we accompany a man on a trip to his youth. only about 10 former residents of the island still live on the shore nearby. >> i cling to these memories. we are the last ones who remember the island. it remains deep in our souls all this time. >> ever since the shock that came 45 years ago. >> take a look at this cruelty. i have seen it often enough. >> in 1967, the romanian army destroyed the houses of

western hungary, you could be seeing as much as 20 centimeters of snow.rz your highs on thursday. and i will leave you now with your extended forecast. ps ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thanks for joining us.

area near luxor where nineteen people died in a crash on tuesday tourists from britain france japan hungary and hong kong were among those killed a hot air balloon exploded in mid-air before falling three hundred meters the pilot survived but is said to be in critical condition. a recent health scandal in israel is causing outrage among human rights groups it was revealed last month that authorities gave female the opium migrants birth control injections often without their knowledge or consent now there are warnings of a serious legal backlash was artie's the slayer found out. when i first arrived at the ground transit camp i got pregnant and i gave birth he told me if you don't take the shots we won't give you a ticket so i do exist shot but i didn't know that it would prevent pregnancies i didn't know. but more and more israeli women were becoming suspicious like. who runs a youth center in an ethiopian neighborhood in four years only one child was born here and the alarming statistic in a community where family wealth is countered by the number of children and where masha figures show t

the ministry of tourism that they contacted the relevant embassies, which includes china, japan, hungaryfrance, and britain, to coordinate the response and how to get the bodies back home. of course, this comes as a huge blow for the egyptian tourist -- tourism industry. one of the main sources of revenue, being one of the last areas of the country where tourists were still going to, given the fact that cairo and surrounding cities are stowe -- are so unstable politically, and also the fact that the sinai is reported to be a difficult area to navigate in various reports of kidnappings there. it comes as a blow to the egyptian economy at a time when it could ill afford an accident like this. >> syria's opposition decided it will after all attend a conference in rome to discuss the future of the country. the change of heart was prompted by the u.s.-u.k. who promised more aid. the coalition previously refused to attend in protest for what it called a world silence over the conflict. the syrian government would not be in wrong but it did say on monday it would negotiate with any group, inclu

at least fifteen hundred people took part in a so-called hunger march in the hungary and capital budapest protesters shouted slogans against the rising cost of living and poor employment prospects and the march was joined by members of the opposition hung garion socialist party who are demanding wage raises and several days. of the syrian president bashar al assad has reshuffled his cabinet appointing new oil finance and agriculture ministers among others the move seen as an attempt to straighten the path of the country's war ravaged economy and improve the worsening humanitarian situation and this comes as rebel forces pushed army units out of a key hydroelectric dam and what's seen as a major setback for the government a severe battles have also been raging in the capital damascus and its suburbs for a fourth consecutive day. at least twelve people most of them soldiers have been killed in a suicide bombing and gun attacks in the northern iraqi city of mosul most of the damage was caused when a car packed with explosives was rammed into a military checkpoint and the bombing is thought t

systems that we saw occur over the last 20 years for countries like poland, and the czech republic, and hungary, and then the baltic states, and romania, and bulgaria. and even croatia and albania became vibrant places of western democracy of, of market economics and nato members. >> if you look down from mars on earth the bulk of the nations with free political systems and free economic systems that are close friends and allies of the united states and canada are in western europe and, uh, what they're gonna have to do is to recognize that, that it obviously remains important to defend the needed treaty area. >> originally founded with 10 member states, nato now comprises 28 nations and scores of partners who contribute military personnel and equipment to its ever widening missions. >> there are many global partners and they are part of an increasingly dense security network that can address problems anywhere in the world with an increasingly complex set of tools. >> we don't want that world to be a 19th century world of competing power blocks, rivalries, alliances armed to the teeth against e

this one is made in hungary but it is the same exact weapon made in russia. this is just a copy, as you can see it has a detachable weapon, i tied it back so it is not functioning at this time. this magazine, the banana type, it can accept 30 rounds, again this is a semiauto. a semiauto weapon, but it can hold and press it all the time. >> they come in full auto versions, where they press the trigger and you can press it 4, 5, 6, 10, whatever the person choses to fire. not legal, even though that it is semiin california, it is not legal. full auto versions are not legal at all either. this is a semiauto version. detachable magazine, some of them which determined, or the definition of an assault weapon is a detachable magazine, a flash suppresser. for the assault rifle and then we have the assault pistols as well. any questions on the assault rifle? at all? >> one quick question for you, >> yeah. >> how difficult is it to turn that semiautomatic rifle into a fully automatic? >> that is a good question, there are companies that sell parts that you can exchange

in one thousand people died in a crash on tuesday tourists from britain france japan hungary and hong kong were among those killed a hot air balloon exploded in mid-air before falling three hundred meters pilot survived that is said to be in a critical condition. on the secrets behind the life and death of shake a virus have always stood up curiosity worldwide and later today our team will give you a unique chance to hear from the commandant his daughter is a taste of what's coming up. first of all you should know my mother she comes from a rural area and village folk in cuba like anywhere else i suppose are very sensitive about their romantic experiences they are very tight lipped about these things and she was brought up in that culture she's always been like that that said she was overwhelmingly in love with him it was an incredibly beautiful love story and it's one of the things that make me feel so special not because i'm the daughter of a great man now i feel special because i'm the daughter of a man and a woman who is dearly in love with each other and i'm the product of their

at least fifteen hundred people took part in the so-called hunger march in the hungary and capital buthe past protesters shouted slogans against the rising cost of living and poor employment prospects the march was joined by members of the opposition and socialist party for demanding wage raises and a tax overhaul. with ukraine refusing to pay a russian gas giant gazprom a recent seven billion dollar energy bill authorities in kiev are working on enlisting western companies to explore its shale gas reserves however the controversial method proposed to boost the country's coffers isn't going down well with environmentalists are the reports. it was described as the day of ukraine's energy independence when in november last year he have signed a one billion dollar agreement with a spanish utility to build a liquefied natural gas terminal on the black sea coast delight quickly turned into dismay when it emerged that the man signing the deal had nothing to do with the company three months later ukraine's leaders were shaking hands again. this time with boiled dutch shell having signed a real

my great, great grandfather brought a tradition from hungary when he came to this country that involves a groundhog and see sell salad -- caesar salad. you are welcome to join us. >> i will pass. >> what you got? >> nothing as usual. jay tom? >> yes, my album lateral thinking poz leers is going well. greg think it is dorky, but going well on itunes. >> i would help you with the styte tells. >> i am doing 12 of it tonight on huckleberry. are the president's policiless holding back minorities? larry elder said keeping black communities dependent on government workings. >> i don't know. there is it a lot of things i don't know. >> budget cuts and is chuck hagel the right choice to run the department of defense . hoda with a testament . power of the human spirit. >> ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckleberry. [ applause ] >> thank you very great audience here upon tonight and thank you for joining us . welcome to huckleberry from the fox news stud yoyless. if you thought you had a rough week just be glad you are not al gore. he is peddling his book which lecturings us to heed the clari

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we're 25th in math and countries like hungary and slovakia are ahead of us. that is a significant problem. and i think that people are not realizing that we are falling further and further behind in this way. and so the fact that for example education wasn't a primary issue in the presidential debate i think is extraordinarily problematic. because i realize the focus is on the economy and jobs, but we're not going to regain our position in the global marketplace till we fix our public education. >> i hear the president talking about it as being a priority but i don't see a lot of evidence of it being a priority. >> well, it certainly wasn't in the presidential campaign. you did not hear the candidates really talking about the education policy issues. and i think that was problematic. >> what do you want to see done? putting students first sounds a great idea till you have to somehow -- you've got 120,000 schools in america. >> right. >> what are the overview bullet points you would like to see happen which could radically change america's education system to

he not if they didn't and we don't know this but i assume they did not take her to any doctors in hungary. so why didn't they do that? they didn't even know she was going to die. so how do you blame this on the airlines? >> greta: i think -- >> you can't. >> greta: the think you have to make plain they are suing for wrongful death like the airlines were the cause of her death. that is not the story. she may have had a separate contract to have two seats to go on a flight. that is a contract issue which is something that is vastly different. >> sure. >> the airlines could have handled it better, yes. but they are not responsible. >> i would agree with you michael for once. >> greta: i think i said that. anyway i'm just teasing. gentlemen as always, thank you. >> i'm sorry. >> greta: thank you. straight ahead, a big celebrity and big drama at the airport. which a lister had a run in with airport staff over her dog? find out next. so...how'd it go? well, dad, i spent my childhood living with monks learning the art of dealmaking. you've mastered monkey-style kung fu? no. priceline is differen

our 25th ranking in math puts us behind countries like hungary and slovakia, which is -- i mean this is just not who we are as a nation. and in order to -- >> rose: not what made us great. >> no. and it's not going to make us great in the future unless we fix it. and i think that, you know, if you look at america today we have one of the lowest social mobility rates in the entire world. meaning if you are a child born into poverty in this country, the chances you will ever escape poverty are not good. which i think goes counter to everything we believe in as a country. so what's at stake is the lives of kids and the values of this nation which i think are of preeminent importance and it's a struggle because there are a lot of people and a lot of forces that want to maintain the status quo, who do not want things to change and who are going to fight tooth and nail. >> rose: when people hear you say that, they think you're talking about teachers and teachers' unions. >> i absolutely am not talking about teachers. in fact, i don't think that we're going to be able to reform the educatio

. >> it was mostly shot in hungary. he finds out that his son is not such a loser but a high level operative for the c.i.a. involving a very, very delicate operation. >> that sounds like a pretty interesting story line. so why are the critics hating it literally? they're saying time to call it a day. >> mostly because although it's watchable, it's like an ugly dog. it's so ugly it's pretty. it's outrageously absurd that you're just entertained. >> in 1988, there was a classic. diehard was a classic and it was relatable is what i hear from the critics and he became this action movie star but now it's just become unrelatable. >> perhaps. i think there's some of that and i think that perhaps bruce willis as good as he looks, i think -- [ inaudible ] there. was not a lot of material in the dialogue. the narrative is using the excuse of the family issue -- they were out of ideas in the states and now we'll put you in russia. it is not as interesting as it could have been. the circumstances are so absurd that you cannot belie

andy grove who is an immigrant from hungary at intel used to talk about this all the time.ed this country and it sun -- silicon valley needs those high-and train entry-level employees. and so i imagine intel would leave one way to trade. >> right. absolutely. a large semiconductor maker, and it needs scientists of the first caliber, and there aren't that many of them in the world. we have a lot of them here in the u.s. a very good educational system, but also very smart people outside the country, and we would like to employ a pretty much everyone of those the we can get. liz: what is your assumption about what immigration reform would apply? perhaps we back a little bit and look at that and start to figure out where you feel the real stock price are. >> if you look at immigration reform, there are two elements to it that people care about lot. one of them is the high skilled laborers and the others but not so skilled laborers. what you have is a large number of people who are already year. the low-skill category and the question of regularizing and somehow, figuring out ho

my great, great grandfather brought a tradition from hungary when he came to this country that involves groundhog and see sell salad -- caesar salad. you are welcome to join us. >> i will pass. >> what you got? >> nothing as usual. jay tom? >> yes, my album lateral thinking poz leers is going well. greg think it is dorky, but going well on itunes. >> i would help you with the styte tells. >> i am doing 12 of >> judge jeanine: i don't love guns. i don't necessarily like guns. i'm a city girl. more comfortable in high heels than boots. and although i had a pet pig for 20 years, that is wilbur right there, and worked in a dairy as a kid, i own guns. long guns. handguns. i own guns because it is my right. it is not a right any one in washington gave me. it is a natural right. confirmed by the very people who founded this nation. it is a right that no one is going to take away from me. hello and welcome to "justice." i'm judge jeanine pirro. this week the debate continues injuries the rhetoric more heated as parents in newtown testify about innocent children taken from them. as sheriffs acro

called the moment he was the dictator of romania and in 1989 with revolutions going on in poland and hungaryand czechoslovakia she went into the square and he was exhorting the romanian people for what he had done for them at all of a sudden, one all lady yell the lawyer and then ten people and 100 people, then a thousand people, then 100,000 people are yelling lair and all of a sudden he realizes he better get out of there, something had gone wrong. instead of delivering him to freedom, the young military officer deliver some to the revolution and he and his wife are executed. the moment is when fever breaks down. either an old lady yells liar or a soldier has gone away from the crowd and refuses to fire or he's turned away from the crowd and then all that is left between the dictator and his people is anchor and that's when you've got in the arab spring and that's why authoritarianism isn't single. >> what do you think about leading from behind as well multilevel collections. >> what the ask about a domestic issue because i share your view and had conversations with president bush about th