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will there be a war on iraq. china friend or foe is missile defense offensive. where you're trying to dance to us election the closer october twenty second on our team. b.p.'s board of directors is reportedly set to confirm the sale of its fifty percent share of the joint venture to m.k. b.p. to ross now if the deal does go through the russian oil giant could become the world's biggest listed all producer in return the british company would reportedly get around seventeen billions of dollars in cash and nearly thirteen percent of ross nath shares its representatives will also join ross never to board of directors says b.p. will become the second largest shareholder of the russian state owned enterprise that's what allowed b.p. to take part in offshore all its power ration in the arctic. india has announced it will maintain oil imports from iran at their current levels as they two countries search for ways to come to a commercial arrangement the latest e.u. sanctions ban all transactions with to iran putting pressure on new delhi's banks to avoid processing payme

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monday as we kick off our special coverage of the race to the white house will there be a war on iraq. china friend or foe is missile defense offensive. where they're trying to dates the u.s. election called closer to october twenty second on our team. a peace board of directors is reportedly set to confirm the sale of its fifty percent share of the joint venture to b.p. to ross now if the deal does go through the russian oil giant could become the world's biggest listed oil producer and return the british company would reportedly get around seventeen billion dollars in cash and nearly thirteen percent of us nafta shares its representatives will also try to ross snuff board of directors as b.p. will become the second largest shareholder of the russian state owned enterprise as would allow b.p. to take part in offshore oil exploration in the arctic. the cia this week asked the white house to allow the expansion of its unmanned aircraft fleet it would allow the agency to keep up its drone missions missions abroad and that includes the deadly strikes in pakistan the cia's request came just a da

initiatives and continue to send arms to syria which only makes the situation worse this is where russia iraq china and many was the one out of countries in the region agree it is or judy to address this issue and try to find ways out of this term which we are afraid of might turn out a fully fledged regional war. but how would you assess the calls by some countries especially arab countries that have the support of the west for military intervention in order to resolve the crisis in syria. well i give him a piece of brotherly advice but forget it he was starts a fire will be destroyed by the fire in the end those who want syria to follow this path have to understand that it will destroy the syrian people that is what's happening in syria right now cities line rules the war rages on and is likely to spill over involving new actors in the international always you know what religious and political ones if the kid about themselves and their people if they see stability and security if the kid of a city and his people have to stop sowing the seeds of discord i said lying arms but they also have to stop

will there be war on iraq. china friend or foe is missile defense offensive. where you're trying to date stamp your selection of close october twenty second on our team. the european commission has been trying to brush off accusations that ordered a ban on more than a dozen of iran's state t.v. and radio stations it said that satellite providers acted on their own accord this came out of the e.u. approved a new set of sanctions on iran as western nations continue to struggle its economy strangle its economy over fears of tehran atomic ambitions and they say the punishment targets mainly iran's financial and trade sectors but political analyst chris bambery doesn't buy such. don't have to be a conspiracy theorist to think that by buying media nineteen t.v. and radio stations from access to europe it does look like you for the step towards military intervention against iran given it happens on the same day that the pauses for the sanctions are around against the background of a continuing military buildup by america but as british and french allies in the persia

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china. now there are dramatic supply gluts even in oil we heard that from the conference call and a return to major production by iraqn china is coming back. right now, that could be wishful thinking. i think things could pan out. making money is hard money. the easy money is from the u.s. here is the bottom line. the earning season has paused long enough that we can watch our breath and when we do, it is the companies that failed and chose not to go over sxt eeea s please don't stray too far from home if you want to invest in acompany that would let you get some sleep at night. which is what i had at the local doubletree. >> thank you for taking my call. it is an honor to speak with you. this fly fishing instructor from the university of tennessee wants to know, what is up with fo ford? >> it is a rocket flying too low in europe. where they were six years ago they decided to reinvent the company and close a lot of factories i think they will. but because of europe the stock has been a disappointment. devan in ohio. >> booyah, jim. i was wondering about disney. >> i like that deal. i think bob did it again. they own

is no stranger to the kurdish problem just overnight turkish jets were firing at kurdish china in northern iraq so here too you have a situation where turkey in its assistance to the rebels to find assad is now having to fight we could see and seen an escalation in that problem as well. and a change of course in the middle east and later we'll look at mitt romney's criticism of who was foreign policy and why the republican presidential candidate more on the syrian rebels if he wins. the humanitarian crisis is developing in libya the continuing siege of the town of bani walid a former gadhafi stronghold as love residents without vital supplies dr abdul hamid a member of the local council is inside the besieged city and gave us his account of what's happening. there is a closing in the middle of the standard and the clerk you know norman brown your editor pretty normal going around the arm of the group around the. main entrance of the. ocoee we're. very happy. although you have. to break the function the fools are left open to. the caribbean maybe a little are. being slaughtered because of the bi

regime in syria and in that way use syria as a stepping stone towards levanon and iraq and eventually russia and china the long term game plan is for the west gain control of all of middle eastern and central asian oil and to maintain the head you will win the of the united states over the whole world. now very briefly i can understand that it grounded the plane to prevent the militarization of the conflict what role do you think turkey plays in the syrian conflict as i said turkey is a cat's paw for nato and it's recklessly raising tensions here that in order to prepare the ground for a military intervention what turkey should be doing is defusing the situation it should be sticking it keeping its no out of the internal affairs of the syrian neighbor it should be doing what all the countries of the world should be doing and that is supporting the six point united nations six point peace plan for syria our i thought analysis there from ken stone anti-war activist thank you can't so much for your time. the leader of hezbollah has claimed responsibility for for launching a scout drone into israel during

you have north and south korea and taiwan and china and afghanistan and iraq and syria.eople think it is a friendly world it is not a friendly world. if is not jobs and defense. it is defense i worry about. >> always a pleasure to see you. >> he warned about the stuff we are now seeing come to pass. you might hear ronald reagan mentioned a bit here. he was famous for a lot of thingings including getting the big picture right, but he was a great negotiator and i rather 80 percent of the loaf than no loaf at all. he was a giver and a taker and he knew when to push his hand and when to fold his hand. is that the problem on both sides now? that they forget the gipper's basic approach to negotiating? someone gives and someone gets, everyone wins. after this. bob... oh, hey alex. just picking up some, brochures, posters copies of my acceptance speech. great! it's always good to have a backup plan, in case i get hit by a meteor. wow, your hair looks great. didn't realize they did photoshop here. hey, good call on those mugs. can't let 'em see what you're drinking. you know, i'm

over and one thousand nine hundred two national security issues were about other countries china russia iran iraq. that was it there was no concept of an al-qaeda or you know a trans machinable threat that's the word of. the intervening years i mean you know shake you'd had you know the absolute cold you'd have i mean even i even reagan had lebannon right but what you had was. that emergence of the transnational threats and threats that are not attached to a particular government happening under clinton clinton you know about the regardless of what some wants to be said now clinton taking that as the major issue of national security. when bush comes back comes into office the republicans are coming in they immediately revert to. other countries or the major national security issue they were faced with a situation where clinton and sandy berger and al gore are telling them the biggest threat to american national security are you know these ragtag guys on a mountaintop in afghanistan who have managed to kill fifty americans in the past eight years they were right but you can stay if you as you put

iran, libya, syria, afghanistan, iraq, essentially china, where they were on russia. there is no difference. everything. love it, love it. i got every e-mail from a republican that says mixed messages. i would do exactly what the president did only better. >> right, and bigger. >> right, right. >> it is a tough position to be an and that is why in some ways that made from the's performance even more remarkable because he was so willing to work but there were no major distinctions, and for all of the polarization and the politics, for all of the ideology that radiates in the two parties today, it is amazing how there has been a convergence wind counterterrorism we are going to be aggressive whether it is waterboarding for using drones to issue that people simultaneously right now. there is convergence getting the troops out of afghanistan in 2014. convergence. not getting into any other wars or u.s. forces in places like syria. convergence. it's basically true for congress. there are disagreements, but sort of the neocon wayne of the republican party loses the entire w

war which will be a catastrophe for the people of syria jordan lebanon on iraq iran and many other countries and if russia and china are dragged in on the one side and the u.s. and nato or dragon on the other it could be a catastrophe for all of humanity so there's a lot riding on his efforts to achieve a political solution and are still ahead for you this hour here on artsy it is used to economic turmoil now although greece is in for further political turmoil after a vote on the measure needs to get another cash injection and avoid bankruptcy but not all the parties are ready to dance to the use chew. and ukraine's political landscape faces unpredictable changes revamped election system puts the fate of the country's new parliament the hands of an independent candidates including that of a former boxing champion. must be repaired and get out of the way america's east coast braces for the onslaught of hurricane sandy. no thanks that's the reaction of residents in east london to europe's largest mosque being planned for their backyard right next to the olympic site is on his pretty boy found out is not only the shee

war which would be a catastrophe for the people of syria jordan lebanon iraq iran and many other countries and of russia and china are dragging on the one side and the us and nato are dragging on the other it could be a catastrophe for all of humanity so there's a lot riding on his efforts to achieve a political solution. here watching r.t. and still ahead for you in this hour there's more pain ahead for a struggling greece south and struggles to pass reform as it needs to get another cash injection its creditors are planning to request even more sacrifices. must be prepared and get out of the way america's east coast braces for the onslaught of hurricane sandy. now thanks that's the reaction of residents in east london to europe's largest mosque being planned for their backyard it will be right next to the olympic site as r.t. as polly boy found out is not only the sheer size but the islamic group developing it but they're worried about. four times bigger than some paul's cathedral a mega mosque that will fit ten thousand people and it could be coming to london's east end if it gets the go ahead it's built the r

war which would be a catastrophe for the people of syria jordan lebanon iraq iran and many other countries and if russia and china are dragged in on the one side of the u.s. and nato or dragon on the other it could be a catastrophe for all of humanity so there's a lot riding on his efforts to achieve a political solution the main opposition the main obstacle to peace are the western countries including canada which are supporting the insurgency inside of syria but one thing that the commentators are overlooking is the anti-war sentiment in the west against this insurgency and the parts that just of a patient of the western countries and meddling in the internal affairs of syria many polls consistently show in the west that sixty and between sixty and eighty percent of the people in canada the us britain holland and so on opposed the continuing occupation in afghanistan the war in iraq the attack on libya and are now against any military intervention in syria. by the west i mean i'm sort of jumping but it's interesting you say that because there are a lot of people that are saying particularly in america i'm canad

. >> greg: support -- china supportser the not the way iran does. >> dana: iran is funding terrornist iraqling our troops. >> andrea: that is his point. >> dana: president obama got it wrong also when he said that china is the adversary. that's not what the secretary of state said. i thought president obama had terrible debate on merits and he gets the biggest things wrong. he came up with the defense cut idea, sequestions administration, a boring -- sequestration. >> bob: what do you mean? it was -- >> dana: do you believe bob woodward's book that said obama team came up with sequestration? >> bob: if you think the deal was cut without republicans agreeing to it. >> eric: even more disturbing is president obama said don't worry about sequestration. i have it taken care of. what do you mean? >> dana: he said it's not going to happen. >> eric: meaning is the second term of obama a bunch of i'm going to run around congress, i'm not going to talk to senators but what we'll do. we'll do it -- >> bob: it has to get done by january 1. first term of obama anyway. >> greg: this reflects the whole

china. >> u.s. military is backing up its interests. president obama is resetting american power in asia after wars in afghanistan and iraq. says this is an attempt to thwart its rise. but to people like jonathan levine there's nothing here. >> it's not like going to the moon. like it might have been 100 years ago. >> reporter: this is a new world, says jonathan, to

russia and china are on board. iraqleast making a show of cooperating with the arms embargo. they have an important impact in that they isolate iran and send a message from the whole world we want controls over nuclear program. we don't want to see you develop a nuclear weapon. there are others that the u.s. imposed. those have been steadily increasing, now the european community is on board. they are broader and targeting financial institutions, cutting off the financing for iran's capabilities to do exports and therefore it's had an impact on oil revenues, cutting off half of the oil revenues. >> the u.s. and e.u. joined in on the latest round of sanctions this summer. e.u. was buying a lot of oil from iran. they no longer are. >> they weren't buying a lot. >> relative to the u.s., none. >> most oil is going to asia. >> most to china. >> south korea. >> i think it's represented, as far as i can tell, the numbers are fuzzy, a 10% gdp since summer. think about a 10% gdp contraption. the worst crisis after the lehman bro

china, the u.s. and brazil and at the bottom of the list iran and iraq join greece. eurozone leaders are scheduled to meet 3 times in the next couple of weeks to talk about the debt crisis in greece. jack ewing of international herald tribune joins us via skype this morning with an update. good morning jack. greek leaders have for the most part agreed to another bailout for greece which also comes with another round of austerity measures. what's the latest on public reaction? of course, the greek people aren't very happy about it. the latest i hear from my colleague in athens is that the minority party in the government---the left wing party---is trying to hold up the package because they think its too tough. i'm sure that that's finding some sympathy among the public. so we still don't have a deal yet. they're moving slowly towards one it seems. what exactly will this mean for the average citizen in greece? these austerity measures? life in greece is already very, very tough. i was just in athens a couple of weeks ago and the standard of living has really dropped ve

came at a time when there was all this unrest and protests from china against japan about these islands and they placed him down in iraq you know and they're leaving from iraq which didn't want these things either anytime the u.s. brings his toys even temporarily they never seem to leave they have been negotiations for a long time and when the d.p. came in the power they ran on the position that they were going to reduce close bases and reduce the size of bases and none of it's ever happened but washington always finds a perfect time to come and sell their hardware or to come play around with their new toys people have been protesting against the existence of the american military base in okinawa for twenty ten even the governor of the province rallied against it how likely is it that japan will listen to the people's concerns and that they base down well they had a deal to at least remove eight thousand. now it's. being part of america actually and that was back in two thousand and six but the americans wanted a billion dollars to do it went from six billion to eight billion and yet it's never happened even with that

money that they mean so it's not really hurting them at all in iraq also has a very strong that's where some of its neighbors including china russia and india are why and so i think you know the answer here is to sit down and start talking to people this animosity between the u.s. and iran has been law going you know way back since the assassination of less and then through the iran contra scandal during the reagan administration so i think it's about time we hit a reset button to use secretary of. analogies and we've forgotten. some talks that are going to have to be patient with. yeah it is of course and important to remember that this subject iran sort of moves in waves that ebbs and flows depending on what the story in this case on the front page of the new york times is but but as you say this has been something going on not just for for months or years but really really for decades need for an ironing out in this relationship whatever it takes and we did see this over the weekend patricia on the mainstream media a sort of blitz when it came to interpreting the meaning of all this i just want to play a small bit of wha

have significant increases in the demand coming out of china, india and developing world, these new resources that are coming on line, whether in iraq or in central america or the baltic sea are going to help meet those needs. but the united states ded pand will alsdemandwill continue to d oil prices for north american crude are lower than what we see from the middle east, and so we can help get relief at pump if we with turn on north american resources here. neil: michael thank you very much. you explained it so even i understood it. neil: speaking of which, liar liar, china on fire? a country that lied its way to the top is about to take a huge fall, this could get nasty. neil: forget these guys rioting, maybe you should focus on these guying milting, on top of a super power not looking so super, for u.s. companies that do business there not very super right now, alcoa the latest on warn, not europe that is hurting them but china, a country whose growth is very much in question, and increasing labor strife is no longer in question. the world's hootest economy exposed for not being so hot at all? a case of a financial emperor that

iraq. >>> it is 5:50. some incredibility video out of china. a 4-year-old boy got stuck between two buildings. it happened after he fell off a third floor balcony into that small little gap there. firefighters fortunately broke through a wall in one of the buildings to get him out. and luckily he only suffered some cuts and scrapes. oh, my goodness. >> i would freak out. >> thanks to those firefighters. great job. >>> 5:51. she is known for her dance moves and now ellen degeneres is getting a top comedy prize, as well. >> and we knew it had to end up somewhere. the bay area homeowners who and you coul hundreds." >>> heavy rainfall in the north bay but it is spreading elsewhere along the peninsula. more rain to come of the we'll talk about that coming up. >> and it's going to cause problems on the roads. we are seeing a backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. also getting word of some bart delays all that coming up in just a few minutes. >> thank you. >>> 5:53 now. when a fireball streaked across bay area skies on wednesday night, astronomers traced its path and thought there could be fragments so

have significant increases in the demand coming out of china, india and developing world, these new resources that are coming on line, whether in iraqtral america or the baltic sea are going to help meet those needs. but the united states ded pand will alsdemandwill continue to d oil prices for north american crude are lower than what we see from the middle east, and so we ca help get relief at pump if we with turn on north american resources here. neil: michael thank you very much. you explained it so even i understood it. ne: speaking of which, liar liar, china on fire? a country that lied its way to the top is about to take a huge fall, thisould get nasty. the capital one cash rewards card gives you a 50% annual bonus. and everyone likes 50% more [ russian accent ] rubles. eh, eheh, eh, eh. [ brooklyn accent ] 50% more simoleons. [ western accent ] 50% more sawbucks. ♪ [ maine accent ] 50% more clams. it's a lobster, either way. [ male annncer ] the capital one cash rewards card. with a 50% annual cash bonus, it's the card for people who like more cash. [ italian accent ] 50% more dough! what's in your wallet? neil: forget these

iraq. he criticized the trade action against china that the president said saved american jobs.e is likely to be round two of benghazi and the response to arab spring. and they say it's important that romney come with alternatives, not just complaints. at the state department, wendell goler, fox news. >> gregg: followup now to the deadly garage collapse in florida last week. the family of one victim, filed the first lawsuit against several construction companies. victim working as a welder. attorney's say never had a chance because the five-story garage was weaken bade crane that hit it two days before the collapse. >> this is a shameful incident. we think that because buildings don't just collapse. >> four people killed in the collapse at miami dade college. that is what lawyers they situations like that. absent negligence this wouldn't happen. people would be alive. >> heather: another situation where people would be alive. a lot of information is coming out on that. capital hill digging deeper in the attack. demanding answer about what the white house knew and when. judge jea

iraq war. mitt romney would have left 30,000 troops there. >> reporter: really, that's the tip of the iceberg. we're expecting to hear quite a bit about china. another thing to keep a close eye on tonight because this is the last debate, you can expect both candidates will try to shift the focus back to domestic poll shy issues, things important to voters, like the economy. >> this race has really tightened up. take us through the numbers. what are we seeing as far as the polls are concerned? >> reporter: this is a very close race both nationally and in key battleground states. this is a cnn poll and shows the candidates are tied nationally at 47% f you move on to the key battleground states, it seems president obama has a slight edge and finally here in the key battleground state of florida, a little bit of a different story, romney having a one point advantage over president obama. if you put all of this together there's a lot of added pressure for the candidates going into tonight's third and final debate. >> as we take a look at the format, the first debate was a traditional setting. last week we had the townhall setting. what can we ex