obviously instability and there is. clearly a wave of. uprisings in the in the arab world i think much of this has been fueled by outside forces i think it the origin of this is. what happened in. the in the later stages of the iraq war around about the two thousand and six two thousand and seven . when the united states decided that it wanted to thwart iranian supremacy because of the you know the shiites seem to be the dominant force now after saddam hussein there was a concern in washington that now iran would be the dominant player in the middle east and the united states saudi arabia and israel decided to. join forces with the muslim brotherhood has these alarmists in order to bolster sunni muslim strength in the middle east and thereby water iran and i think that what happened a few years later is it the direct result of this and any of the odd thing is that it is in libya they had actually pressured gaddafi to release the various islam is who he had imprisoned largely at the behest of the united states as part of the war on terror

obviously instability and there is. clearly a wave of. uprisings in the in the arab world i think much of this has been fueled by outside forces i think it the origin of this is. what happened in. the later stages of the iraq war around about the two thousand and six two thousand and seven . when the united states decided that it wanted to thwart iranian supremacy because of the you know the shiites seem to be the dominant force now after saddam hussein there was a concern in washington that now iran would be the dominant player in the middle east and the united states saudi arabia and israel decided to. join forces with muslim brotherhood the salafi is these alarmists in order to. sunni muslims. strength in the middle east and thereby war to iran and i think that what happened a few years later is that the direct result of this and any the odd thing is that it was in libya they had actually pressured gaddafi to release the various islam is who he had imprisoned largely at the behest of the united states and as part of the war on terror t

over sea instability and there is. clearly a wave of. uprisings in the in the arab world i think much of this has been fueled by outside. forces i think it the origin of this is. what happened in. the in the later stages of the iraq war around about the two thousand and six two thousand and seven when the united states decided that it wanted to thwart iranian supremacy because of the you know the shiites seem to be the dominant force now after saddam hussein there was a concern in washington that now iran would be the dominant player in the middle east and the united states saudi arabia and israel decided to. join forces with the muslim brotherhood the salafi has these alarmists in order to bolster sunni muslim strength in the middle east and thereby war to iran and i think that what happened a few years later is that the direct result of this and any india the odd thing is that it was in libya they had actually pressured gaddafi to release the various islam is who he had imprisoned largely at the behest of the united states and as part

instability and there is.

>> short range middle east instability.volatility will increase oil prices with higher prices at the pump. the base is strong. long-range looks good, but short range, this instability is a problem not just for a producer country like us, but consumer. europe and japan. >> the president has made this u.s. energy independence. he made that a key goal. i want to play something he said during the state of the union. >> today, no area holds more promise than investments in american energy. after years of talking about it, we're finally poised to control our own energy future. >> at the same time, he is infuriated republicans by the delay of the keystone pipeline. keystone pipeline, yes. attacking syria, no. obama has it backwards. i ask you, does another potential middle east war make the case for more domestic energy production put pressure on the president to approve keystone? >> no, i don't think it is related. i think what we have is a dramatic increase in shale gas and natural gas that is going to cover us. that will make i

fear of the instability that the country has seen the lack of security.ause they have been kept in the dark for so long, so they believe that the exceptional measures that has been taken by the military are the solution for the problems that they are facing at the moment. >> reporter: sisi has said that he won't run for president. but his supporters think that he can be persuaded. for them a change of hard would be, well, the icing on the cake. al jazerra, cairo. >> human rights groups in greece have welcomed the arrest of several members of far right golden dawn party. 21 party members were charged with blog to go a criminal organization. the party has denied any wrongdoing. >> reporter: a dozen people remain to be arrested today, sunday, according to the police announcements last night. 20 people are already in custody. and they will be now preparing their defense with their lawyers. they have a statutory period of 48 hours to repurchas prepare tt line of defense before appearing before a judge but that may be extends today as many as four days, the 12

cloudy and we'll have a slight chance today of isolated thunder, especially along the bay where instabilityy of summer, finishing with the 60s and low 70s for highs. tomorrow if you have outdoor plans looks a lot nicer. >>> linebacker alton smith was charged with a dui yesterday after he was involved in an accident in an affluent neighborhood. >> reporter: teammate ray mcdonald lives in this house a block away from where aldon smith crashed his truck in a front yard nearby. i asked him if he hosted a party. he said no, i did not. there's a lot of talk on twitter that smith was at this san francisco night club but neighbors wonder if a party in the area is the reason why his truck ended up in this woman's back yard. >> i heard a noise like car accident and i look out of the window and see the big truck in my yard. >> reporter: another neighbor who didn't want to go on camera said he smelled burning rubber and walked outside. he said he banged on semi's window several times and reached in the window to turn off the ignition. >> the driver was identified as aldon smith, he was arrested and boo

the cooler air creates the instability and then those clouds burn across the terrain.hat's when we see the heavy rain, the sheets of rain pushing across the region. luckily today we will not have to deal with that across colorado. we'll have an area of high pressure in control. that will usher in plenty of sunshine. you are probably looking at this map and wondering why do we have the warnings still. it's the south plat area i-70 and i-25, i want you to take it easy, del, back to you? >> thank you very much. do you feel the need for speed? bikers hitting the road, but in a place you probably would never ever expect. that story next on al jazeera. my name is jonathan betz. >> there are new details coming out about the alleged navy base gunman aaron alexis. he was arrested it was for gun-related offenses and discharged from the navy in 2011. alexis was cash strapped saying he once called in the middle of the night for money to effects a broken car. he was also a subcontractor for hewlett-packard for navy i.t. project which is the reason police believe he had access to th

periodic instability seems to be the curse of our free-market system.hether the downturn comes as a small dip or as a major crash, every fluctuation takes its toll in lost opportunity and personal hardship. these cycles are not the death throes of capitalism but the system does not automatically correct itself. business cycles are the result generally of shifts in aggregate demand or total spending. how we learn and apply this are the subjects of future editions of economics usa. i'm david schoumacher. captioning made possible by the annenberg/cpb project captioning performed by the national captioning institute, inc. captions copyright 1986 educational film center christopher, your word is "sipc." could you use it in a sentence, please? in the unlikely event that your brokerage firm goes out of business sipc is there to protect you. "sipc." c-i-- [ buzzer ] i'm sorry, christopher that is incorrect. lisa fannon. lisa, your word also is "sipc." may i have that in another sentence, please? sipc funds are available to satisfy brokerage customer claims up t

i think at the adds to the instability. more likely that israel or turkey will be attacked, more likely refugees will go into jordan. >> i think the resolution pretty much says that, this in essence would be a win. we say in the resolution, this is to detier and degrade assad's ability to be able to continue to deliver chemical weapons against innocent civilians. in the last instance he killed over 400 children. to me i look at these pictures and it shakes my conscience. i notice the speaker is a great admirer of history. i'm reminded of what happens when we do not act in circumstances such as this. i think in essence, that's what the resolution called for. if they give it up in this way, we will have plird to a large degree in a better sense, because you can't deliver chemicals weapons that you don't have access to. >> exactly. >> now you can continue to go ahead against assad in war crimes, which i certainly this i that we should through the united nations, pursue assad in terms of a war crimes criminal, which i believe h

and to prevent further instability in a region of vital interest to the united states. so there you have leading republicans from the house of representatives as well as yesterday leading senators, republican senators mccain and graham, indicating support for president obama as he takes another step towards calling for a strike on syria. the next legal step is that the white house would submit a resolution to court for military action. >> and randall, i understand that the president's resolution is being reworked by members of the senate foreign relations committee, and we will probably hear a bit more about specific language in that new resolution debate. good to talk to you, randall pinkston with us. and with me now, professor at hyrum college, a political analyst and hazard worked for both republicans and democrats as campaign manager, good to see you jason, and david pakman. he hosts his own david pakman show. jason, let me begin with you, more likely than not the president with this committee will get the votes he's looking for. >> yes, he's going to get the votes

going scene at the sigh nigh. >> they are obviously taking advantage of the recent problems and instability in egypt, who are these groups what is it they want. >> there's many different groups operating in the siania. some are aligned to various groups. some of them are aligned to al quaida. we had one group claim responsible the the attempted assassination on the interior minister, but it's not been confirmed the f that down was responsible or not, but they certainly claimed responsible, that was a taking advantage of the instability. it has been a lowless place for a long time. the central security faces have had difficulty extending their control. across that area, it has operated fairly independently the rest of egypt, but at the moment, the situation is highly unstable, and really seeing the military escalate its campaign there over the past couple of weeks. >> okay, thank you very much indeed for that, that was our correspondent reporting from cairo. gun fighters started between the philippine military and rebels. the army has surrounded the city to free up to 180 people taken hostag

i walked out of the white house briefing a short time ago, inaction would create greater instability. had with just average americans that have been talking about this, many of them say the greatest fear is that the white house cannot guarantee that there won't be greater instability if they do attack. it's that fear of what happens in days three three and four and five after a potential attack. ultimately it's up to lawmakers to speak to constituents and make that for themself. for a lot of americans it's they have no idea what could happen if we do act. >> those are the tough questions. peter, thanks, and jonathan and david, thank you as well. we have been talking about debate happening inside the white house. up next we turn to the strategy for this important presidential address this week on the eve of the president's address to the nation. we have a former speechwriter, michael waldman for president clinton who will speak about what exactly presidents look to accomplish at a moment like this. [ shapiro ] at legalzoom, you can take care of virtually all your important legal matter

what is looking at is that they're imprecise instability and you know there's still a great deal of uncertainty in the global economy of course as we've seen with the the on off actions of the fed they will they want to kind of comes to tapering in of we do expect another round of police uncertainty in the euro zone as the. bank is tightening up the budget the right strategy. and i don't believe so i think it's been proven time and time again tightening budgets you know is it might contain stability for a while but the danger is you might even see some refer to retraction in the economy you know historically this is a strategy to say to the i.m.f. as you said many times going to countries in trouble and insisting on budget cuts making the matters worse now you know the thinking is you better off expanding spending but in the right area so i think that one and you know the government is now certainly focusing on stability to the winter on to see what the global environment is like perhaps coming into the spring rather than taking risks but also it's quite clear there's a lot of uncertainty as to

if we did respond, that would create further instability.how can you sure americans and congress members that is not what would take place? i think the case is very compelling that a failure to take action would produce all sorts of very negative consequences in terms of interests of the countries in the region and in terms of the united states. we know withemost, some degree of certitude that failure to take action would say to a sought that you can use these weapons again and again and do it with impunity. the more you have chemical weapons used in syria, the chances of it spilling over are higher and higher. as you know, we have a real concern that countries that aspire to get these kinds of weapons and if we don't take actions, they will conclude they can 62 acquire them and use them with impunity. seek tohat -- they can acquire them and use them with impunity. this is important to understand. it is limited, focused, but we believe effective. going to war with syria. it is not iraq. it is not afghanistan. it is not boots on the ground. t

somalia actually propping up the somali federal government in mogadishu but there's still a lot of instability inside somalia particularly in the south and al-shabaab is still a formidable military threat as far as the. somalia federal government is concerned i believe that this incident will cause the existing government in kenya as well as the legislature there. perhaps have a more rigorous discussion around what it actually means to have two thousand five hundred troops in neighboring somalia. so other world news in brief for you now in tunisia even misled government has agreed to resign or in pressure from the secular opposition the decision follows political deadlock a nationwide protest triggered by the july killing of an opposition leader by suspected muslim militants from a country that was the birthplace of the arab spring will now be led by a provisional government it's a new elections can be held. in italy five ministers from silvio berlusconi's center right party have resigned from a shaky coalition government a step follows weeks of worsening relations between the listener and the

it's also of interest because of the instability this is creating in syria, instability that's allowing portions of syria to quickly become kind of what afghanistan was before 9/11. the premier operational space for global jis jihadists to come train and fight and plan attacks in the future. added to that is this chemical attack which undermines and the post world war ii world order which basically said that these things are unacceptable. allies that look at the united states and our capabilities of living up to our security promises is all at risk as a result of all of this. this is why what happens in syria matters to our international interest, why it's so clearly tied to a critical national security interest of the united states. by the way, most if not all of this was true two years ago when i joined other voices on this committee and in the senate and beyond that advocated at that time when assad was on ropes, the united states should engage in trying to identify moderate elements and equip them so they became the predominant rebel force in syria and not others. instead the choice

to give back the golan heights they're going to take sinai they're already creating all kinds of instability in sinai they came right out and said that what they want is three little mini states in syria. syria's posts of a new axis of evil is that. israel saudi arabia and the hardliners here in the u.s. who are in the pockets of both parties primarily the israelis are the real axis of evil but it's not going as planned since you assume. best friend of iran two years a bomb has said syria's president must go is still in place and middle east reports to show mean there was you know even that the stabilisation isn't really succeeding there was interviewed international doctors and aid workers in syria they say there is no deep humanitarian crisis no real lack of food or medicine common dreams no small obama goes around the world trying to regime change back home the street lights don't work in joins us good to see you all people in the region actually grateful what the u.s. president's doing us popularity with the one percent egypt is the u.s. will reduce the more the its allies who are just o

. >> reporter: from job security to personal security, maldivians says political instability has allowed to crime to increase in the capitol. last year, her husband was mugged. she said he was fatally stabbed on a city street in the middle of the day. >> what is going on here. everything is shut out. we want to keep the outsiders to say we are not safe anymore. we cannot walk like we were walking before like 20 years back. >> reporter: the shores and economic and social challenges. but the next president will need to address. that lit not only help the resort but it will also help maldivians prosper in their own patch of paradise. >>> he is seeking presidential papardon for leaking skraoets so wikileaks. legal experts say the petition has zero to chance of success. >> . >>> the sight of a volcano that he rupted oh on monday. the volcano has been spewing ash in the southwest of the country. the president handed out goggles and masks to residents to help protect them. >> the italian city of venice is known for its beauty, its water ways and tkpwopb gondalas. it's causing anger and frustrat

politically there is potential for uncertainty and instability. remember that golden dawn has 18 members of parliament. if they were to be convicted, leave parliament, they'll be facing a series of bielections and this country has a very fragile coalition to prolong economic collapse. >> barnly phillips in athens. thank you so much. i'll have more for you from europe in a moment. >> the lead up to the poll has been marred by violence. more than 15 people have died by supporters of the opposing parties. in 2010 there was violence when elections were supposed to be held. they have been canceled five times. the opposition accuses the election commission of giving the ruling party an advantage. it claims lists of voters and location of polling station versus been manipulated. but the africa union is monitoring these elections. it said that most of these problems have been resolved. we have more from you guinea's capital. >> thousands of guineans have shown up for the historying parliamentary election. the first to take place since the country's indepe

to give back the golan heights they're going to take sinai they're already creating all kinds of instability in sinai they came right out and said that what they want is three little mini states in syria and israeli generals said syria's posts of a new axis of evil is that. israel saudi arabia and the hardliners here in the us who are in the pockets of both parties primarily the israelis are the real axis of evil but it's not going as washington planned since you assume version iraq's become a best friend of iran two years of syria's president. is still in place and middle east reports to show. even that the stabilisation isn't really succeeding there was interviewed international doctors and aid workers in syria who say there is no deep humanitarian crisis no real lack of food or medicine common dreams goes around the world trying to regime change the street lights don't work and joins us good to see you oh people in the region actually grateful the u.s. president u.s. popularity was one percent egypt is the u.s. will lose the more the its allies who were just one sisters you know israel an

instability was known by international counterparts.e problem is, today, we are facing a coalition of various groups, some of them coming from former rebels who have gone back to chad and gotten along with the government, such as one of the leaders of one of the groups of the seleka. these seleka men are armed and unpaid. what do you do when you are a soldier with a weapon, facing farmers or peasants, or people in the city? you lived. it is horrible to say, but it is a normal cycle in a conflict situation. it is not a surprise. my opinion on the issue of who would save peace in the central african republic is that, in reality, the government is not capable of handling such crisis. it does not have money. it is asking for money from the eeo and u.n. at the general assembly. on the other hand, the au is also incapable at the moment, asking for logistics to the u.n. , and money as well, to back up deployment of forces. at the same time, the u.n. experience in conflict zones in africa is not always been successful. i am thinking of the drc,

if we let them triple in popution, we are going to have huge cost and instability. humanitarian argument really point to this as the more clear parts of the entire budget. neil: so you would draw a line between that kind of aid in the money recently committed, 250 million or so to the muslim brotherhood in egypt. characterizing we don't know that is the case, what us it will go to. >> once you get up into countries that are little better off, the complexities of how do they view their relationship in the u.s., so entangled with previous regime that there is a counter reaction to that, those areas arnot expert in. what we're focused on, what we have chosen to take the money i have, the money warren buffett has gin, to work in the same kind of global health area. vaccines for children, the science part of that and the deliry part of that, we say it is so impactful, so wonderful we will take our money and join in on polio edication and malaria medication and be a partner with government in some unbelievable programs i can see on a regular basis. neil: your money appear

he emphasised that instability and said so-called terrorists increased operations there, and he even said that the number of those people killed in the last few months in that area has been far higher than the number of people killed over the last couple of years. >> okay. thank you. our correspondent on the phone for us there from cairo. we are, again, not naming her for security reasons. >> well, egypt's interim president is expected to hold a news conference within the next hour. more on that as we get it. in other news 27 afghan miners decide after a coal mine collapsed in samangan, happening north-west of the capital, kb -- kabul. >> philippines are closing in on the rebels. we have the latest from zamboagna. >> there seems to be no sign that the clashes between the philippine government and the moro national liberation front fighters will be resolved. more and more human rights services are questioning whether the regime is in control of the situation. the number of hostages up to now is undetermined, so, too, the number of people holed up in villages in zamboagna city. the phi

long range it looks good, but short range this instability is a problem not just for a producer countryike us but for consumer countries, europe and japan. >> and the president has made that a key goal. i want to play something he said during the state of the union. >> today no area holds more promise than our investments in american energy. after years of talking about it we're finally poised to control our own energy future. >> at the same time he has infuriated many republicans by delaying approval of the keystone pipeline. attacking syria, no. obama has it backwards. america's interest is to increase american energy and jobs. does another potential mid east war make the case for more domestic energy production put pressure on this president to approve keystone? >> no. i don't think it is related. i think what we have is a dramatic increase in shale gas, natural gas that is going to cover us. it is going to make it okay. the president can make a keystone decision independent ont that. the supply is sufficient. what i think is happening in this country which is positive is more oil an

these have been instability clouds. they've not brought any rain. maybe a stray shower in the mountains from the clouds, but most of the states staying bone dry. wind speeds 10-15, gusts to 20. despite that the numbers have warmed up pretty decently for us. most spots into the mid and upper 70s, but we're going to drop a solid 10 degrees or so off these numbers as we go into the day tomorrow. low 50s to start you off in the morning, and a slow climb through the 60s on your saturday. we'll look at that in more detail in your sunday game day forecast. go ravens. that's coming up. >>> an update to breaking news we first brought you last night at 5. police blaming the loud noise and smoke seen around the courthouse yesterday afternoon on a firecracker. the ex blowing prompted an evacuation around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. the sheriff's office said the only thing damaged in the whole event was a trash can. they're searching for the suspect. >>> one of the air traffic controllers was injured yesterday during a lightning strike. officials confirmed the air

oil prices already up 15% over the past three months thanks to instability in egypt surging to an 18- high. now, syria isn't a major oil producer. international sanctions reduced that country's exports. traders worry the violence could spread disrupting supply. syria has political, economic and military links to iran, hezbollah and russia. the threat of an unintended chain reaction resulting in wider regional instability could push your gas prices higher. just a one cent increase at the pump takes $4 million out of the pockets of american consumers every day. >> the last thing the global economy needs today is here head wind that would slow what is already a very sluggish recovery. >> christine romans, cnn, new york. >> thank you very much for that. we are delving more into syria next hour. especially the potential threats to u.s. infrastructure if there is a military strike. first, today's human factor is about a young man who didn't let a hearing loss interfere with his love of music. dr. sanjay gupta has his story. >> reporter: robby lives in a world of rhythm and beats. he can't h

this is cool air pouring in out of the great lakes region and stom instability clouds, but dry conditions onset up through your sunday. great weather for ray vince tailgate and the game of course. >> 69 right now and winds north after 7. that north breeze continues to go. the current air temp on our news app. tomorrow, even more fallish kind of day. temperatures struggle to get out of the upper 60s. sunshine will dominate monday and into many days this coming week. temperatures now stay wide running in the upper 60s and you can see that still 70 ocean city but the numbers will keep falling on that north breeze which is 7 to 15 sustained and the gusts around 20 or so in spots. still a pretty breezy night out there. gorgeous set up. a chris up cool start to the morning. you'll need the light fleece jacket in the morning, but temperatures recover. in the will feel warmer than upper 60s and then it will warm up more as the air mass starts to warm up again in the next few days. clear skies dominate the region right now. there is that big cold frontal boundary that blasted through the heavy rai

clashes and symbol -- in instable, the epicenter of the protester movement.aren -- airtran -- iran's new president has been encouraging ministers to take to social networks to improve the country's image. 15 members of the cabinet have started their own facebook account. in recent weeks, they have drawn thousands of >> from all over the world. oil, transport and finance ministers share. a list of 20 iranian public figures have been published to follow including financial ministers and political advisers. twitter is also becoming increasingly popular among officials, starting with the president himself and the minister of foreign affairs. they both tweet in english to reach a maximum number of web users. a growing presence for government officials despite the fact that most people in iran cannot access the sites. they are banned in the islamic republic. our attention to space and is used -- in disease -- nasa has joined instagram, giving web users unprecedented views of earth and the solar system. it is proving highly popular with 140,000 followers and countin

and the context of global financial instability. you can cause a lot of instability in the markets.out a lot of gains. a lot of wealth in the market. you know over the course of this year. because of political dysfunction. you look at the claps of trust in the government and in general. you look at the low standing of republicans in the congress and, in particular. nothing but bad results that come with is. one good result, the self-interested one. his position in his starting lane among base republicans for 2016 racing. as you see the cruise phenomenon. what that worth? growth in a presidential primary. he represents a minority of the republican vote, doesn't he? >> i believe republican nominees are always determined on the -- you know in the context of their electability. we nominate the most conservative person that can win. until we don't. the republican party has changed. one of the effects of the last couple months. marco rubio has fallen out of contention. you know, as some one who has a shot to be, to be the republican nominee. and i think ted cruz is replaced him. >> over i

there's a lot of reasons that war could break out tomorrow, whether it's the instability that's created by the syrian civil war in lebanon, in jordan, within turkey. what this operation intends to do is try to constrain and contain assad so that, in fact, there is less probability. as one understands the consequences of using chemical weapons and number two, that he is kept inside his box. i remain concerned that we don't know what the next steps will be. >> maybe attempting to get at that - who is the vetted opposition? will degrading assad's capabilities clear the path to damascus for the opposition? >> no. chairman dempsey has been clear that the degradation of the military forces as a result of the strike will not be sufficient to change the battlefield call kul us on the ground. you will not go from the position with syrian forces are stronger than the rebel forces. this attack will not rebalance the equation, the strength of the rebels. that will have to be done by further arming and assisting. that, i hope, is the next step after the strikes are done. >> let me ask you directly -

unfortunately we've discovered new features of concern in that area that could cause some slope instability so we'll have to add some reenforcement to that hill. and our record and fema team are working to determine how best to address those challenges. we're also involving the technical advisory panel and the california department of safety. i believe we will have a better idea of the magnitudes of that cost and impacts of those changes within a month. it's certainly within the contingency funding we have and that's why we have that type of funding. this is an area obviously with a lot of seismic activities. it's not unusual for those types of locations to energy those features. this slide shows the grout work take place on the opposite side of the valley on the right side. wu you can also see further in the slide down below the placement of the dam we're starting to move material into the new dam and also, this is a credible path item. we need to bring that rock fill up so we can button recess a better position on the slide this is a area that was identified from the beginning. so we need

giorgio napolitano is the man charged with the task of ending the political instability in the country. his first choice is to form a government from the parliament already in place. that government came tumbling down on saturday when five ministers from berlusconi's party resigned. berlusconi urged them to pull their support if the government did not carry through on the plan for tax hikes. he then called for new elections. i think there is no other way than to go ahead with elections and do it with conviction as soon as possible. >> meanwhile, napolitano remained reluctant to dissolve parliament. >> they both said they do not want early elections. they both and other people have said italy needs a budget and a new election law at least. >> on the street, there was little sympathy for the politicians. >> it is hard to believe italians who cannot find a job have to worry about the problems of just one single person, berlusconi. >> italy's quest for stability is not just political. the economy is in dire need. recession, high unemployment, and debt. if you cannot thank you -- if you can