narrator: a volcano awakens in iceland. a mountain erupts, belching millions of tons of ash into the sky. airlines soon feel the effect. a hundred thousand flights are cancelled... around 10 million passengers stranded. chaos, aircraft grounded airlines going out of business. it had an enormous impact for aviation brought europe to a standstill. narrator: the impact quickly spreads. freight movement around the globe is crippled costing the world's already fragile economy billions of dollars. and now scientists are discovering volcanoes in iceland that can dwarf this eruption of ash in 2010... volcanoes that produce killer clouds of sulfuric acid. and most alarming of all a giant ice-covered volcano that's overdue to erupt and that could threaten the entire planet. anja schmidt: nowadays we are very vulnerable to volcanic eruptions. it's not a matter of if, it's when. volcanoes can be considered a ticking time bomb. i would predict that we would see death tolls running into the hundreds of thousands. narrator: how threatenin

but there's another threat from iceland's volcanoes. 45 miles west of laki is hekla. at almost 5,000 feet hekla's distinctive cone towers above the landscape. she's one of iceland's most active volcanoes, erupting over 20 times in the last thousand years. hekla last erupted in 2000 and recently her eruptions have been mild. but thor's discovered a place that shows just how explosive she can be. and with hekla it's all about ash. the snow-covered mountain in the background there is the hekla volcano itself. and here in the foreground this light-colored layer there at the top was erupted from hekla 3,000 years ago. narrator: these ash layers tell thor a great deal about hekla's explosive past. thordarson: the reason why we spend our time studying these ash layers is that we can get information about the nature of the eruption, its intensity, its explosive power, and how widely it affected the environment. narrator: he's discovered one particular eruption from hekla 3,000 years ago which threw out a tremendous amount of ash. if you look at the landscape around us, all th

they want to keep iceland in iceland. there are 32 letters in their allah bet. to have a letter in the alphabet, you can't have a name that gets your kid beaten up. heather: they have allowed other names like elvis, you know, what do you think, jennifer? >> i think what randy failed to point out is that traditions need to change and blair was once an approved name on the list. and moreover the way she got the name is because a priest made the mistake when he was back tieing her an said the name was on the list. now you're taurbg baggy a 15-year-old girl who has had no name for 15 years, wants to use her birth name. this was a name approved, this isn't an offensive name or a problematic name or a name that doesn't use the alphabet from iceland, there is really no reason why she shouldn't be able to use this name because it was a perfectly acceptable name years ago. why should the government be able to pick and choose what names it gives to the population? it just doesn't make any sense, especially because this girl otherwise will have no name and it's certainly i

liz: david, the world hardly froze up and ended for iceland.jo have major , 10% unemployment, 90% of the value lost, but today it is a much different story. we want to hear about this from the president of iceland. welcome, mr. president. >> thank you. liz: in the u.s. a lot of people still wonder what would have happened if we had let our banks fail. i know is a completely different scale, but talk about your experience and back then in 2800 google did was to allow something like that to happen. >> even though the scale is different in iceland, whether they are at large, small, they face similar challenges. could apply similar solutions. in our case we decided to let the banks fail, they were private banks. i have never understood why somehow banks are the holy church of the modern economy. it is normal to let other companies go bankrupt and fail, suddenly when a bank is in trouble and everybody says no, no, no, this can't happen. some people say we didn't have the money to keep them going. to some extent that is true, but it was also a part o

bank jailed for fraud two former executives that an icelandic bank which collapsed in the two thousand and eight financial meltdown were sentenced to jail on friday for fraud which led to a fifty three million euro loss and the first major trial of icelandic bankers linked to the crisis so this was actually the chief executive officer of gleick your bank the first bank to collapse post lehman and also the former head of corporate finance they were both jailed for nine months it's two countries to a different perspectives on justice. as a more developed sense of what is just so they put criminal like a bank star in jail in the u.k. or the u.s. they have a very poorly developed sense of justice so they elevate bank stores and terrorists to positions of authority to make it easier for the gangsters and the banks are still more money now compare this story to say m.f. global and jon chorus line who is connected very good friends with president obama prosecutors said the two approved a loan to a company which owned shares and lightener so that the company could in turn repay a debt to morga

the icelandic air flight was heading from iceland to new york, the airline tells us "he was restrained by passengers and crew and was monitored for his own safety." police took the drunk passenger to a hospital, he was not charged. reportedly because passengers did not want to come forward. in minneapolis, it was a pilot who allegedly had too much to drink, way too much. american airlines captain kolbjorn kristiansen was caught by chance. tsa and other officers smelling a whiff of alcohol as kristiansen was waiting for an elevator. by the time airport police arrested him, he had completed preflight checks for his commuter flight to new york and the 53 passengers were getting ready to board. kristiansen failed an initial breathalyzer test. today, we learned that it showed him way over the legal limit for pilots. that limit, .04, half that for drivers. >> we're going to roll it. >> what do you mean it, "roll it"? >> reporter: one of the current hit movies "flight." focuses on a drunk pilot who saves a plane load of people, but then is found out. >> an initial report shows that you had al

single time that i've listened to your show heard your radio show just about every time you mention iceland in comparison of their politics in comparison to where we are handling our we did our show live from there last year for a week and it was quite illuminating and they quite and i i've seen a few of the radio interviews that you've done from iceland yes and i believe mr sex with your understudy here and of the ton. and just want to say is certainly would think that more americans got on to the idea of the danish you know who got the philosophy i think would have a lot more better options for you know putting ourselves in more of a meat we society situation and certainly that last bit i would consider iceland's been considering revamping their constitution as amendments they're going to crowdsourcing right now actually over again so they're crowdsourcing that there's they're having this giant discussion on the internet about how the constitution should be put together it's fascinating well it's well overdue for a whole and plenty too old to be dealing with the financial systems we're in

and it's not just iceland, denmark and germany as well.of accepted names. that is completely -- melissa: germany? >> germany as well. a little individual freedom in scandinavia and germany. >> oh, monica. melissa: if you watch the nfl and the weekend you might be wondering some of these names. i don't know. >> it's america. name whenever you want. >> that is the freedom. and that was approved. >> it was approved. >> no lawsuit behind that one. melissa: all right. well, ever been in error -- really hairy brakup situation? and new zealand all decided to make the best of her break up and cash in on her boyfriend secrets. she put his secret fishing spot up for sale on the internet. she actually got 90,000 hits and made a 3,000 box. you go. i love this. >> hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. i want to know the purpose of the breup because it had to be pretty bad break up. he, of course, every man is a fault. no, i'm kidding. >> women are always right. always right. >> i want to know what he did to deserve this. he must have done something.

she was baptized blair, icelandic.ittee which must approve all first names has rejected blaer because it's a masculine name. she says she wants to keep it so she and her mother are suing the government. no last names are used in this small country. first names have added importance. so it's perhaps all the more surprising that elvis, yes, elvis, is allowed in iceland. but strangely in sweden where the government also controls names, it's banned. another name that won't fly in sweden, superman. but on the other side of the world in new zealand, it's fine to name your child after the man of steel. over in egypt, could be a way to make friends, facebook is okay as a name. celebrities led the way, of course, long ago turning away from nice, traditional names like lester or erica. instead brooklyn, beckham, blue ivy, the daughter of jay-z and beyonce. gwyneth paltrow picked apple for her girl. and how about dweezil and moon unit? >> unconventional names are the new norm. in my son's kindergarten class there are 25 names i'v

economy is going to end up looking like greece or ireland or iceland or where the air which are held up is models for what we can do right now there is a lot of discussion about why can't america tightness belts like we'll let you hear well if america was like latvia and imposed austerity budget surplus you would have to have twenty million americans between the age of twenty and thirty five emigrate to other countries or are they going to emigrate they don't even teach girls yeah so it's not canada canada won't take them and mexico doesn't need them and. so how do you expect this to play out over the next few years the economy's good that's what everybody is wondering the economy is going to shrink and shrink and shrink and the question is whether people are going to go out in the streets like they have in greece in just throw test or whether there is going to be an actual response saying it doesn't have to be this way out of there are other ways of doing things and i think what has to happen is the labor unions have to take the lead in saying look we are going to manage our own pen

according to icelandic air he was monitored the whole time.nothing worse happened to him. a man that drunk could get ill and wait the for the whole thing to end. he got off the plane and met by police. >> is that legal? is it vigilanteism? who is the legal authority on an airplane in the middle of nowhere? >> excellent question. we'll refer it to the supreme court for now. it's standard procedure. one presumes it is legal. they actually keep icelandic air keeps duct tape and zip ties on all of their planes. presumably they have wd-40 to go with the tape. other airlines in the united states don't necessarily have the duct tape but there are means to restrain passengers. sometimes with twist ties, sometimes with seat belts that can come off the seats. we've heard of that in a few cases where they've used seat belts to retrain the passengers. you hear about air marshals being on flights. a lot of times it is fellow passengers who have enough. >> i read this report and i saw that he was taken into custody but he hasn't been charged. >> has not bee

light breeze is a ridiculous name for an icelandic woman, said bjork. [ laughter ] listen to this. company is trying to bring marijuana vending machines to colorado and washington state. [ cheers and applause ] they say -- they say it will make millions, and that's just from the one guy who keeps forgetting he already put a dollar in. [ laughter ] wants more. it's like it's eating it. it's eating it. [ laughter ] and finally, i saw that hundreds of people have signed a petition asking the white house to create a tv show that would follow joe biden around in his daily life. [ laughter ] even honey boo boo was like, dude, that would be hilarious. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have one of our -- i'm so excited about tonight's show. it's one of the best shows i think we're ever gonna have. >> miles: yeah. it's a big one. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: he is one of the greatest comedians of all time. we couldn't be happier to have him back on the show. bill cosby is here! [ cheers an

that is what one icelandic teenager is going through.ght breeze in icelandic is not on the official government approved list of names. yes, there is a government approved list of names so officially she is referred to as girl. the family is suing to have her name approved. >>> it used to be that when pollution crossed borders it was a diplomatic matter. a court ruling could now change that. the future of the business along the canadian border. >> court ruling over the industrial pollution that came from the canadian smelter in the united states is threatening to expose american companies to canadian justice. >> the idea of applying u.s. law across the boarder to a canadian company would be precedent-setting. i would also lead us to think of doing the same to miles per hour companies. >> they operate one of the largest smelt in the world few miles north of the u.s. border found libel under the superfund law. they admit to discharging toxic chemicals to the colombia river. metals that float across the boarder to washington state. the india

what happened on this flight to iceland takes it to a new level. one passenger, who the airline has not identified, was allegedly so bad, he had to be dealt with in a special way. this is what happens when your fellow passengers have had enough. according to iceland air, a man onboard their flight thursday from reykjavik thursday to new york's jfk, started acting up. hitting, spitting, even hitting other passengers, the whole time cursing like a storm. then, out of a scene out of "airplane," passengers took matters into their own hands, taping him in a chair. andy ellwood snapped this picture. his gut busting out. but his mouth shut. according to the blog, the began drinking the duty-free liquor onboard. the airline says, quote, he was restrained by passengers and crew. and was monitored for his own safety for the duration of the flight. it's certainly not the first time a passenger was caught behaving badly. alec baldwin was kicked off a flight when he was playing a game on his phone and was kicked off. after this kid cut the lines aboard a plane,

. >>> mean time passengers on flight from iceland to new york took control of a rowdy man and deduct to his seat. literally. the photo taken by one of the passengers. the iceland newspaper says the man drank a bottle of duty free liquor on the flight choked a woman spat on several passengers and started shouting that the plane was going to crash. passengers grabbed him and strapped him in. when the flight landed he was arrested but not charged because passengers did not want to come forward. >> still ahead tonight on 7 news at finance:00. new time line on the nouns the of a new secretary of defense. that's next. >> plus band of bay area demonstratorsw3 join prominent law makers in giving thumbs down to the hollywood story of the raid on osama bin laden. >> plus market continuing to heal. economy is continuing to heal. >> things are looking up just ahead hot jobs of 2013. >> new service soon from facebook. free phone calls. facebook. free phone calls. staíáf- >> welcome back. good news about the economy tonight. dow jones industrial ample closed today up nearly 500 points for the week

. >>> a man no got disrupted on a flight from iceland to new york eventually found out he was messingrong passengers and crew. they used duct tape and zip ties to keep him from talking or moving. not a good way to travel. iceland air says it can't vouch for the photo but a spokesman confirms a passenger had to be restrained after hitting, screaming and spitting at other people on the flight. a fellow passenger posted the picture online and says the man, quote, drank all of his duty-free liquor during the flight. he was arrested after the plane landed. he has not been charged. >>> the state of north carolina has appealed a federal judge's ruling that the state's choose life license plates violent the first amendment. district court judge james fox ruled less than a month ago the plates are unconstitutional because the state did not also approve plates with an alternative message promoting abortion rights. the aclu filed a lawsuit in 2011 to block the plates which were approved by the north carolina legislature that same year. 29 other states currently offer license plates featuring the

. >> new images of the unruly passenger on the new york bound flight from iceland. the passenger was so drunk and out-of-control he was strapped to his seat with duct tape. >> that is the passenger in the newly released cell phone video fighting again the duct tape. the airline confirms he accosted and hitting people and passengers say he tried to choke the person next to him. he was taken into police custody but no one has pressed charges. >> at the zoo the public gets the first chance to see a new baby panda now five months old. all right, everyone, his name in english is "little gift," and now he makes the public public day about. there was a special review. they are spending their days outside, the baby and mother, after spending months in a berthing den. this is the sick -- six the panda born at the san diego zoo outside of china. >> new safety concerns over boeing's dreamliner days before the bay area launch and some question whether the aircraft is safe to fly. >> deadly flu strain is spreading like wildfires hitting people in more than 40 states. we will hav

year-old man had to be bound and gagged with duct tape after getting belligerent on a flight from icelandw york city. passengers say there were about two hours left in the flight when the man began ranting, spitting and threatening the crew. he was escorted off the flight when it landed at jfk. >>> starting this weekend, all parking meters will operate on a 7-day a week basis. you will get a break though. control officials will issue reminders instead of citations on cars for the next three sundays. >>> they can smoke sneak up on you. what's being done to warn beach-goers >> this could not be a more simple diet >> the new craze. >> and it is going to be clear and cold overnight! if you've got outdoor plans, grab that umbrella first! ,, ,,,,,,,, are catching >>> they'll sneak up on you and sweep you out to sea without warning! sneaker wave business are catching beachgoers off-guard. and the result can be deadly. how you can protect yourself. >> reporter: it's the talk up and down the coast. >> a man and his dog and wife, and the man got pulled out to the ocean. yeah! i was going to focus o

. >>> a drunk passenger on a flight from iceland to new york was duct taped to his seat by passengers and the flight attendants. he tried to assault the woman next to him and they keep plastic zip ties on board for situations like this and the man was taken to the hospital after landing in new york but was not charged with a crime. >>> 7:23. a little cold out there. >> a little chilly. >> and the rain is coming. >>> good morning. we'll remain dry through the morning hours. i want to take you to storm tracker 2. a few scatters off the coastline here. but crescent city still reporting dry conditions. we'll remain dry in the morning hours. but by the afternoon, the scattered showers will arrive between 3:00, 4:00 and 5:00 and then it will become a more widespread rain over the area. as far as the hills and the mountains, perhaps half an inch to an inch. so we'll remain with the dry conditions through the morning hours and low 30s to 40s outside our door right now. noontime, perhaps a sprinkle. it will be a stray shower. upper 30s and 40s for the lunch hour and the steady rain coming for

she has the president of iceland. remember iceland was one of the first countries to be hit hard by the financial crisis but it has managed to come back. how? liz will be finding out. also she will take us inside the world of hospitality with two of the biggest names in the industry, the ceo and president of hilton and arne sorenson, the ceo of and president of marriott international. these two competitors are sitting down together with liz. you don't want to miss it. all tomorrow right here on "after the bell". lauren: "money" with melissa francis is next >> i'm melissa francis and here's what is "money" tonight. phil mickelson trying to take a mulligan for his comments on taxes. he will make drastic changes because of california's huge tax hike. what exactly does it mean? is he moving? is he retiring? sportscaster jim gray is sharing hints from mickelson as he joins us. >>> 2012 showed the biggest spike in home prices since the summer of 2006 but there is still time if you want in. we've got the surprising inside sc

we've seen them do japan and india and this time around they look at denmark, iceland, norway and all the countries of sort of the iceland area. >> cool countries but do you have to be cool to be a part of it. >> you'll feel cool after you go. so many events like jazz, theater, dance, performancers from artists who rarely come this side of the world and we'll get to experience all of the cultures from over there and a lot of the events are freeway is who it's one of my favorite events of the year. >> cool event. finally, whaps happening in march? >> the cherry blossom festival and also, the environmental film festival. lots of movies and movies all across the city in theaters. it's a great chance to see fantastic documentaries about what's happening with the world. this year the festival focuses on the theme of rivers and there will be a talk about the an costa river right here in washington and that's march 12th through 24th. >> march is also a time for march madness. lavonia, thank you for your tips getting ready for the winter months. we hope the winter is long for the washington r

it's from an iceland air flight. the airline says a disruptive male passenger on a flight to new york was hitting, screaming, and spitting at other passengers all while yelling profanities. when the flight landed in new york the man was arrested and taken to a local hospital. alcohol is believed to have been a factor here. >> wow. >>> lance armstrong's fall from grace continues. the "new york times" reports that he is contemplating publicly admitting that he doped. sources tell the paper he is considering an admission because he wants to persuade antidoping officials to allow him to get back to professional cycling. at the time sources, unnamed associates, doping officials in its report but armstrong's attorney tells cnn his client is not in talks with the u.s. or world doping agencies. you may recall armstrong was stripped of his seven tour de france titles and banned for life last year after the u.s. antidoping agency found there was overwhelming evidence that he was part of a sophisticated doping program. >>> trip

on a trip to iceland with his girlfriend, neuroscientist, shot several days of video , a time-lapse ofhenomenon. he reveals his big proposal. she said yes. the video end with the newly engaged couple standing under the shimmering green and purple lights. >> announcer: it's "the tonight show with jay leno," featuring rickey minor and "the tonight show" band. tonight,ay

. >>> and pass jers on this icelandic air flight had enough and here's the result. a newspaper in iceland reports that a fellow passenger drank an entire bottle of duty. free alcohol then started spitting on other passengers. he rereportedly tried to joke one. the passengers fought back, subdued him and taped him to his seat for the rest of the flight. police arrested him when the plane landed in new york. on "cnn newsroom" at 2:00, uncertainty in venezuela as that country's president deals with serious health issues. what this means for hugo chavez and his government. also here in the u.s., the gun control debate. a house democrat, a vietnam veteran and gun owner, talk ts about possible regulation. then at 3:00 eastern, a plane goes down off venezuela, a fashion executive is missing. the latest on the search for vittorio missoni.>>> good-bye, l cliff, hello debt ceiling cliff. i'm ali velshi. your elected officials ready to push america over the edge of the cliff. >>ly not have another debate with this congress over whether or not they should pay the bills that the

a witness took this photograph of the man on the plane, the plane took off yesterday from iceland. that man reportedly tried to choke a woman next to him. he was screaming that the plane was going to crash. port authority in new york confirms that they did take a drunk passenger into custody after that plane landed. but for some reason the man was not charged. >> the outrage over a teen rain case has spread from a small town to pill yunz millions of p line. in august, two ohio football players were charged with raping an unconscious girl and carrying her from party to party. a hacker group is posting photos and video that proves more people should be charged. the group is called anonymous. the group appropriate tested outside the courthouse in tubenville, ohio. they claim investigators are trying to cover up the case because football is an important sport. one video shows a teen laughing abut the rain. >> i saw it today. it is disgusting. i have had people call here, and people call here upset. they have seen it. one woman, two women were crying. >> the 16-year-old boys are charged

narrator: a volcano awakens in iceland. a mountain erupts, belching millions of tons of ash into the sky. airlines soon feel the effect. a hundred thousand flights are cancelled... around 10 million passengers stranded. chaos, aircraft grounded, airlines going out of business. it had an enormous impact for aviation, brought europe to a standstill. narrator: the impact quickly spreads. freight movement around the globe is crippled, costing the world's already fragile economy billions of dollars. and now scientists are discovering volcanoes in iceland that can dwarf this eruption of ash in 2010... volcanoes that produce killer clouds of sulfuric acid.

>> at a station hospital in iceland -- >> that was one of my duties. >> where the head nurse was a certain brunette from buffalo. >> i saw her sitting at the desk. immediately it was love at first sight. >> she clearly felt the same, and their bond grew as their unit moved across europe. dorothy even landing on the beaches of normandy following the d-day invasion. >> she was tagging casualties. >> the fact she was an officer and he was not meant they had to keep their relationship a secret. >> we'd go to the movies. we'd sit up in the back row in the movie house where we could hold hands, up. that was the things, little things we used to do just to be able to be with each other. >> after the war, red and dorothy settled in san jose where for 25 years she was night shift supervisor at san jose hospital and red, ever the dutiful husband, would every night help get her ready for work. >> i was delegated the one to do -- polish her shoes nightly. >> when dorothy died two years ago, red admits he was lost. >> after she passed, i was in a fog. >> not until he struck on the idea of starting a nur

it happened yesterday on an iceland air flight bound for new york. the airline says the man was restrained by other passengers on board but indicated that equipment like duct tape and plastic zip ties are on every flight in case of an incident such as this. port authority police in new york say the man was apparently drunk and wasn't charged with a crime. >>> an update in a story we told you earlier on "the situation room," at least three people are dead after a plane crash into a florida -- into a home in florida. the florida highway patrol says all three who died were in the plane. a resident of the home was taken to the hospital, but no word yet on any injuries there. it happened in palm coast, which is about halfway between orlando and jacksonville. the pilot reported the plane was severely shaking, then declared an emergency about ten minutes before the crash. >>> and an amazing story of recovery coming out of london, three months after being attacked by taliban gunmen, malala yousufzai has been discharged from a british hospital. amazing. she w

iceland air confirmed it had to restrain a passenger because he was hitting people, screaming profanities and spitting. you might remember there was a spill picture of the guy last week. now, this cell phone video has surfaced. passengers claim the man had drunken an entire bottle of duty-free liquor. he was met by police when the plane landed in new york. >>> on capitol hill, the new question may be how low can it go? meaning how far can public opinion of congress continue to sink? 9% of people in a new national survey had a favorable view of congress. and the public policy poll put lawmakers up against notoriously negative things. and found that congress is less popular, less popular, than cockroaches, traffic jams, root canals, even lice. >> my, my. >> man. >>> time, now, for the weather around the nation. stormy from houston to new orleans. heavy rain, gusty winds and the possibility of a tornado. the rain will move into atlanta by dinner time. early snowshowers in rochester, new york, and burlington, vermont. rain in the pacific northwest. >> it's practically a spring-like day for mu

in some cultures the major lineal matriarchal cultures of many native american tribes and of the icelanders for example. are there are times. in have there been times in our culture in modern american culture in the last five centuries or european culture western culture when. introversion has been prized over extroversion. it's a great question and i would not say there is a time that introversion was prized over extroversion norton or my colleague for such a time it would have what it really calling for is a time of balance between the two just as i think many of the early activists for women's rights were looking for equality between men and women and not not be attentive. of matriarchy. but yeah you know interestingly. during the time of let's say the nineteenth century up until the time of the turn of the twentieth century we live in a society that historians. a cult call a culture of character and then moved at the turn of the twentieth century to a culture of personality so in the culture of character we were living in an agricultural society people were living in small towns alongsi

laps yet i shouldn't lose quite prange colds all my life until i turn sixty eight when i took up iceland and i've never had any kind of a cold since then who knows i was acquitted i used to have terrible back pain but it's gone now healed and they were showing the natural course part after i took i swimming i regained my flexibility i could even do a proper likes but that's how it works here and i recommended to everyone it's the only existing cure to all illnesses heat and maybe this isn't a new activity in the tradition of the russian orthodox church worshippers mark the feast of the fifine with a late night submergence into the icy waters symbolizing the baptism of jesus to anyone thinking that they would like to give it a go i do love these woods from my own experience stove and cold yeah that's the way i did provided that the first day of the play road mission so the russian legs on girl tell you you're there exert so. i could say i'm standing very exhilarated right now. the head walrus at this swimming hole is blood in me a bit of dank and he's the chairman of the russian ice swimm

said ok i'm talking to you mrs watson only forget the carriage forget the speculating in the in the icelandic krona by goal of sober your host means down at the pub getting drunk right as he is every night he didn't want to even notice the working stiff in japan drunk you need to call up your broker right now by more gold and silver mrs watson all of these yes and you have a very lovely daughter well. this currency war of course they do mention because at the during the first currency war the one nine hundred thirty s. with by the guy who got assassinated by his military man. that prompted the empire of the time which was on his very very very last legs was the british empire that prompted a fierce trade war so that they do also say that the us who is the empire and looks after japan could be very angry about for their currency devaluation as i said is that the yen is down twelve percent against the dollar only since the beginning of this year. oh no this is history assassinating people who go against the central banks you see in jim in north j.f.k. in the u.s. you want to get to central bank

going to jail i'm a lot of the banks that are compadres this is the year we see pranksters in jail iceland is already putting pranksters in jail now the rest of the world's going to stop putting pranksters in jail the disco clip is just more theater from bankers and politicians trying to distract people from the underlying root to task for payback is a bunch of bankers who are manipulating the system day in and day out destroying the economy this fiscal cliff is just more drama more theater and it doesn't really focus on the true underlying problems and we're going to see more of this going forward in two thousand and thirteen anything good bye flecked attention from the mobs with their pitchforks and their torches they were coming after these people they want to just delay that day of reckoning for as many months as they can but that day's reckoning in twenty eight it's coming. now there was one common new year wish among europeans that their leaders might ease up on the cuts. the government's listening for the truth is the government can't afford to listen to one of our economic contribu

quite aggressive they had to duck the guy to his seat he spent the entire transatlantic flight from iceland to the states like that but it's not always bad sometimes good things happen like this bill on board a flight i don't know if alcohol was involved in this case but i guess if it was it wouldn't be that bad if every time it happened like that. but if it's going over fourteen right now the founder of the band fall sharing service mega upload is anything but desperate as he shows his new business plans we asked him if his prosecution by the u.s. is going to meddle in his future is a preview of the interview which is coming up next hour or what you did your own leisure at r.t. dot com. i'm a businessman i'm driven by the success of achieving something in the business world ok that's not a crime there's nothing wrong with that the government is quite exposed here because the enormous completely prosecutorial abuse and overreach and ignoring due process ignoring our rights spying on us illegal search warrants illegal restraining orders illegal spying going the whole war picture when you loo