joe isa is pro robot and anti-human being. this is nothing more than an effort to nail workers one more time. the republican attack on the united states postal service will also have a major impact -- hear me now -- on voting. millions of americans mail in absentee ballots. keep in mind voters in oregon can vote only by mail. and the state of washington just passed a law to do the same. this will be a major rural disadvantage. now, in those states, if you could only vote by mail and the mail service is cut back, can we do some real math here? that's voter suppression. people who vote by mail might be forced to go to ups or fedex. both of those companies line their pockets. republican, two republicans, election after election. for two years, fedex has given 50% of their money to republicans, ups has given 53% of their political donations to republicans. let me ask you tonight. do you trust ups or fedex to handle your ballot? let's cut right to the chase on this, folks. this is going to butcher rural america. what about small bu

now is and she joins us live now with more hello and isa so issues ranging from security multicultural societies being thrashed out of the form of some of the ideas that they're batting around. that's right a lot of different ideas here at your thought when it comes to multiculturalism also security this is the third year the global policy forum is taking place and each year more and more experts now know come here to discuss the most pressing issues facing the world its leaders and the global stage today a lot of focus like i said on security what will happen in afghanistan after twenty fourteen when u.s. and nato forces leave how will the sea or the collective security treaty organization which russia of course is part of and some of its other former soviet states in that security is how they'll deal with the situation especially because they're so close to afghanistan and of course the situation in libya and in syria and in fact to discuss that more with me joining me i should say is omar al rifai who is the executive director of west asia north africa forum thank you very much for

now isn't jaroslav and she joins us live with more on the an isa so some major security issues being hashed out in the form but is there any consensus or are there are some divisions to. well there's going to be some intense debate here at this first day of the your global policy forum where like you said security is going to top part of the agenda a lot of working sessions on that today and of course what is going to be debated most likely it's fair to say is the situation in libya and in syria and the arab spring in general those uprisings how to deal with the aftermath of that and the debate on those issues first off in syria is about sanctions the west thinks that sanctions need to be intensified russia sees very differently on that issue they don't think that's the lucian that mostly the syrian people will just suffer if sanctions are imposed when it comes to libya what the debate expected to be there partly is what we heard a little bit earlier in the program from our correspondent daniel bushell about the situation after gadhafi are we going to see find all the fighting betwee

our public relations officer is sidney from isa. our chairman is richard. >> this is the last part. now that we have finished our camden elections, -- cab cabinet elections, we can start actual business. >> thank you both and welcome. the next item is item e, the council report. >> good eveinning, commissioners and superintendents. i am on a parent advisory council. i have two kids in elementary school in the district and i am currently the chair. >> i am the member of the indian education program advisory committee. i have two children in the district. i am new to the pack. i am speaking. this report addresses the process for setting priorities for work, fiscal year, and some questions

our public relations officer is sidney from isa. our chairman is richard. >> this is the last part. now that we have finished our camden elections, -- cab cabinet elections, we can start actual business. >> thank you both and welcome. the next item is item e, the council report. >> good eveinning, commissioners and superintendents. i am on a parent advisory council. i have two kids in elementary school in the district and i am currently the chair. >> i am the member of the indian education program advisory committee. i have two children in the district. i am new to the pack. i am speaking. this report addresses the process for setting priorities for work, fiscal year, and some questions that remain from last year. the first meeting was on august 30. the deputy superintendent attended the meeting and gave a brief update. he informed us that the board will be having a retreat this weekend to define the priorities for the school year. we are eager to learn what you decide to focus on. we know as we set the priorities and goals for next year, -- our next meeting will be held on tuesday,

embassy and isa headquarters. this seems like a significant attack. the gunfire broke out across the neighborhood. we headed for cover. this is the aftermath of the rocket attack. a school bus riddled with shrapnel. the children were in class and unharmed. the target was the u.s. embassy. guards took up positions on the roof. the police opened fire on the attackers in a building high above them. the gunfire was heavy and sustained. helicopters were called in to fire on the taliban. this taliban attack started with a suicide bomber at a round about. it was followed by a series of explosions and gunfire heard in the neighborhood, home to many embassies and aid agencies. but first, it seemed 546 militants have gotten into one of the tallest buildings, about 300 meters from the u.s. embassy. but the taliban fought on. five hours later, at least one fighter was still alive in the building. afghan security forces needed foreign help to combat the threat. >> they reacted quickly. they brought their helicopters in, which is the first time afghan national secu

by threats from dozens of political policies to boycott the upcoming parliamentary election artisan isa now we've just cairo to find out more. that was what we knew that change had come to egypt a new chapter of freedom and democracy don't judge a book by its cover when reading post mubarak egypt it's between the lines where you'll find the new chapter hasn't been published edited or slightly revised we still have the supreme council of the on torsos those are all orders i cannot say that they have been. in any sense getting this country towards democracy barak may be gone but his policies are not the most new mubarak's case is ongoing at this tribe you know new figures from human rights watch claims more civilians have been forced to face military trial for the last six months some twelve thousand during the entire thirty year rule of mubarak average civilians are giving five to you know seven years in prison a lot of torture has occurred since skaf has come into power. actor doesn't clown around when it comes to the supreme council or scuff he has taken part in protests since day one

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of issues notably in the poisoning death of a former russian security agent and one that argues an isa now has more in david cameron's visit. look at the both sides have agreed to disagree pretty much the show must go on and both russia and britain understand back some six years full of many issues on which the two quincy i tried at lax mutual understanding let's not forget the litter in yankee song when former russian security officer alexander litvinenko was poisoned by polonium and died in london britain then was looking to bring back a russian citizen which it thought could have been behind the killing that was followed by a diplomatic route expulsions and pretty much although not official as severing of ties on the highest level also over the past couple of years british authorities reluctant to actually tight russian citizens wanted by courts here in moscow just a lot of issues that have really interrupted moving forward in both russia and britain one got to stop both countries understand their responsibility as major economies in light of the financial crisis there's a major geo

party parliamentary elections and has the government as prime minister should have granted all she's an isa now was of the band likely to have forged the shape of russia's politics for years to come. the wait is over. i believe it would be right for the convention to support the candidate she would like to hear putin increasing election. this applause means i don't have to explain what kind of experience under thirty and as. usual yes that's all i'm going to say something else because there's been a split within our times and i can see that this is a well thought through decision. putin is running for president. i'd like to express my gratitude to you for supporting my candidacy to run for president it's a great honor to meet you. if you are but it's a minimalist and with the parliamentary elections coming in december i'd like to ask all russian citizens to support the united russia party with dmitri. and i need you. i'm convinced to become prime minister and we continue to thoroughly modernize our society. the tandem now running on a platform of taking russia through the next decade promis

party in parliamentary elections and has the government as prime minister should it when all he is an isa now it was that was at the event likely to have forced the shape of russia's politics for years to come. the wait is over but i believe it would be right for the convention to support the candidacy of lighting mayor putin and the presidential election. i. know that. this applause means i don't have to explain what kind of experience under thirty putin has. he sure has got off to say something else with it despite rumors that there's been a split within our town i can see that this is a well thought through decision. putin is running for president i was going to. i like to express my gratitude to you for supporting my candidacy to run for president it's a great honor of golden ages. that you are but i think that the numbers and with the parliamentary elections coming in december i'd like to ask all russian citizens to support the united russia party with dimitri. that was. not the issue here you. but i was just what i'm convinced to become prime minister mahmoud continue to thoroughly

cooperation that's what the leaders of the two states concluded at their meeting at the kremlin or he's an isa now a has more on the outcome of the first official visit prime minister to russia for six years. the president made of called the talks direct and constructive david cameron called them axel would the two leaders have pretty much agreed to disagree on their sticking points just saying that they have to be able to move forward in other spheres especially business a lot of talk that we see in the news summaries a lot of questions about the litigate the case and how that will if it will really continue to affect ties just to remind you alexander litvinenko was a former russian security officer who was poisoned with polonium and died in the london eye diplomatic spat broke out between the u.k. and russia half true that british authorities wanted taxed by us and citizen on facebook oh boy but according to the russian constitution in fact article sixty one was president for minded david cameron once again today doesn't allow for the russian federation to extradite its citizens to another c

parliamentary elections and is ready to lead the government as future prime minister of the party wins she's an isa now we have the historic speeches i asked her and you noted russia party russia and the world knew that somehow one way or another vote similar prudes in the figure that we used to russia the stability that we brought you would remain and have some kind of life in the political world here in the country exactly how would our old know were new and more importantly no one really expected or at least the people here that it would be easier don't you survey amounts partly because the session opened with the two leaders coming in to gather for dinner putin opening with his speech saying that we the two of us do know how this war unfolds i'm not sure it is not who does my job and one of the people so that's really been the theme of this day despite that we see only dark pins that maybe today was going to be the day and then president moves radiative said. almost yes you're. right in i believe it would be right for the conventions of support they can to just see of letting their pretend in t

all right and he's thanks very much indeed for bringing us this update on isa now in there. italy is a much disputed fifty four billion euro stare the package to slash the country's crippling debt will go through a final debate at the lower house of parliament on monday it would increase taxes and cut government spending to balance the budget by two thousand and thirteen but constant changes to the plan squabbling between lawmakers has damaged people's faith in it and as i'm a band of reports there is a town that's decided it doesn't want to wait for the cuts. welcome to filipino a small town in the middle of italy that also claims to be an independent principality and to prove it it's even started printing its own money the man on the new note says town mayor lucas a lhari now self-proclaimed prince i guess everyone dreams of being a prince when they're a little boy and so did i now i get to live that dream filipinos going solo in protest over government plans to slash council funding it wants small towns to merge having the number of local authorities with a population of

correspondent isa now reporting there. a u.n. investigation has declared that israel used excessive force during its raid on a gaza of bound aid flotilla last year however the report of cain by the new york times found that israel's blockade of gaza is legal nine activists were shot dead by commandos who had been ordered its organ turkish ship well let's now get more from our correspondent paula sleazier. the u.n. report basically puts the blame on both sides saying israel should have been more restrained in dealing with a forty or at the same time it faces legitimate security threats from gaza. yes the most significant findings of this u.n. report deal with the way the israeli commando units handled the raid on board the mother that was the largest missile that took part in that particular and it was the missile on which nine turkish citizens were killed to quote the report it said that the israelis have behaved in an excessive and reasonable manner and at the loss of life was an acceptable what is it has evidence that points to

egypt has left israel picking up the pieces of its broken former relations with the country or he's an isa now it has more from cairo. democracy has a price the people of egypt have spoken. their voices have been heard and egypt will never be the same and the new egypt embraced as a positive example of change in the arab world by the west is not the only one paying for what they did with the evolution bring us you know life during the earlier times there was a bit of security but now there's this security on the streets israel has also been left hanging a slow road to stability in neighboring egypt mixed with the massively unpopular israeli foreign policy makes a dangerous cocktail. that pays for change towards those disputation was very slow so you had a lot of frustration on one side and then you had a lot of anger that. exacerbated after the killing of the five protection soldiers on egyptian territory by israeli gunfire. shaking up the situation even further the recent attack on the israeli embassy in cairo protesters threw stones and stormed the building as military police stood by an

by r t in which a lot of serious allegations against un peacekeepers during the conflict and as an isa now it reports the hague might have over a local ten important piece of evidence in the case. what was an archive that never before seen video footage of that interview before r t published it some two weeks ago very serious claims there and really that's what makes it so shocking that the tribunals missed this what could be very important evidence in the trial r.c. of course will fully cooperate and hand over that video footage to help with the ongoing proceedings in the hague i just want to give you an idea of what exactly was said in that interview one of the strongest statements as we see it and i'm quoting here is instead of disarming the muslim formations as they had committed themselves to doing the united nations forces turned those safe areas into terrorist and fundamentalist bases from where our villages and towns were attacked now malott it also goes on to say that he believes the un was smuggling weapons into demilitarized zone so you can see the severity of these claims a

established a connection with our correspondents and you some knowledge has been at us level for us that isa as you hear me what can you tell us about what happened what we've just got to about a kilometer away from but you probably hear the ambulances and fire fight their way to where it happened just outside of their problem where this is we're not smoke filled with all of what is taking place the numbers are moving very fast the latest we have is that forty two were onboard forty are dead twenty six bodies have already been recovered and in fact the latest numbers with two survivors one of them alexander guys you know who is already in hospital you think critical condition he's a member for the russian national hockey team can you believe to be one of the survivors if not yet confirmed who the other is but like i said to survivors so far in in what looks like it's going to be a horrible tragedy not just because of the crash but for this hockey team of course the look i'm with you hockey team three three time world champions i heard you speaking so i think kate there probably talked a lot

republican darkest on six policemen have also been severely injured and on now or in hospital ozzy than isa now is following developments for us as close to her now and these are what details do we have about what happened well it has officially been confirmed that eight people were killed in this blast seven of them civilians and eleven year old girl we're just hearing from law enforcers in the area that when tired family was killed in fact they were driving by this parked car word fact the explosives were planted and set off automatically and in their car was a husband his wife and their three daughters so that's the latest we're hearing six police officers were injured one of those victims who is dead is a police officer in fact and obviously a criminal investigation hans bill morris terrorism not classified as the first the act of terror yet but certainly officers and investigators will be looking into that because of course the compas is known for its volatility and terrorism is still a very major threat there in fact just last week we saw a double blow outs in the capital of dagestan

schedule at the global policy forum that's also currently underway in jaroslav all our correspondent in isa now is at the forum which will be bringing us the latest as it happens. by the devastating tragedy here and you're a snob of the global policy forum continues the president waited to make a keynote speech after he pays his respects to those who lost their lives. we'll be bringing you dmitri medvedev speech live later this hour here on r.t. . a russian pilot found guilty of conspiring to smuggle cocaine into the u.s. earlier this year has been sentenced to twenty years behind bars constantine was detained in liberia in two thousand and ten and brought to the u.s. on charges of drug smuggling moscow says his arrest and rendition were illegal as artie's on a stasi churkin reports. this case builds a major precedent this is the first time when a russian citizen is sentenced to an american prison for an intent to participate in a crime in a case that was built by special agents posing as drug dealers arrested in a third country in this case liberia now you will be edge eligible for parole

start as you as soon as we get them so they will be there no more world news a brief powerful typhoon isa struck the philippines for you monsoon rains and strong winds the flooded part of the capital at least sixty people there including children have died in the storms which are forced businesses to close as well as disrupting air travel supplies over one hundred thousand people been evacuated from the worst affected areas but thai food expected to move across the country before reaching some china thursday meanwhile in china itself to. two subway trains collided in shanghai and injured more than two hundred seventy passengers it happened on one of the city's newest lines when one train slammed into the back of another as a result of a technical fault a similar collision you may recall between two high speed overgrown trains in eastern china killed forty back in july provoking public anger about safety standards. opening statements are underway in the california trial of dr conrad murray who's charged with involuntary manslaughter of legendary pop star michael jackson it's claimed dr mur

team will bring you the full picture of what's going on after global policy forum in euro slow evelyn isa will be live with us throughout the day speaking with the top thinkers and speakers so stay with us. to other news on our t.v. defense team a former yugoslav army general paris it says they'll appeal the verdict of the he tried to and all this after the military leader was sentenced to twenty seven years in prison for war crimes paris which was convicted of abetting atrocities during the balkans war in the one nine hundred ninety s. including the massacre of eight thousand muslims in srebrenica he's one of the several ethnic serbs military officials on trial at the hague balkans expert marco gossett says the west wants serbians to feel guilty for the whole of the yugoslavia war. well we know how those trials are going to go because the script for those trials has been written in advance but i think we need to look actually take a look at the real picture here of what parachutes was accused of doing because he was accused in effect of crossing. illegally declared all the borders that h

dot com for the latest coverage our chief correspondent in isa now is there we also have a slideshow with pictures from the crash and the response from the international hockey community. but that's going to do it for now that's all we have it five for more on the stories we cover go to our team dot com slash usa or you tube page to its you tube dot com slash r t america you can follow me on twitter at lauren lyster and you can do.

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>> well, i have only been in the congress two and a half years and chairman isa is the chairman of theight committee. i think he has done a great job with senator grassley in really uncoverincovering this. you have the seniormost people in the department of justice that continued to perpetuate this. and in the words of the atf outgoing director there was concern that they were doing things to cover up what the poe loipolitical appoint i^s were are doing. you are talking about thousands of guns that were allowed to walk, get into the hands of criminals. two dead ats. people worried about their own careers rather than making sure that we have the full information in the united states congress and i though that chairman isa and i and trey gold and others are totally making sure that we pursue this to all sends to make sure that that never ever happens again and that the truth is allowed to surface. and thank goodness for the whistle blowers who stepped up to allow us to do this. >> thanks so much for joining us. the house gets back into session this week. almost like going back to school,

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. >> south carolina's jim demint isa -- is a powerhouse was on "state of the union" making his feelingsbout the upcoming jobs speech to congress on thursday. >> i don't think those things will create jobs, candy. what the president appears to be doing, and i'm so tired of his speeches, it will be hard to watch. >> a lot of people feel the same way. whether senator demint is watching or not, president obama will address both houses of congress and the american people thursday evening offering his proposals to get america back to work. want to bring in cnn political anchor for new york one, errol lewis. great to see you. we know the president has his job cut out for him thursday night when he's talking about jobs, he will talk specifically about job training and infrastructure spending. no big surprises there. will he add any republican proposals to his speech? what do you think? >> oh, you can almost count on that. the fact that mitt romney will unveil his jobs proposal tuesday will give the white house a good 48 hours to steal any idea they think might get traction. we have seen it befo

not only will florida be a must win for republicans to be our party's no nominee, florida isa must win on the road to the white house. it is my belief that the next president will be a candidate who articulates getting on the right track and inspires county dense iconfidence in the heartd minds of all americans. this debate is the partnership of fox news and google. i thank them for choosing florida and thank all of you for being part of this exciting event. >> thank you, governor scott. and welcome back to orlando, florida and the republican presidential debate. my colleague ma megyn kelly wil take us through the next round of questions on government spending and debt. >> governor, perry, governor romney has been hammering you on your idea of turning social security back to the states repeatedly. can you explain specifically how 50 separate social security systems are supposed to work? >> well, let me just say first for those people on social security today, for those people that are approaching social security, they don't have anything in the world to worry about. we made a solemn eg

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if you do it any way that is personal that isa quota and do other stuff so no court can figure out what your doing. it is so if you may get -- so it is individualized, so nobody has a smoking gun that race was the actual fact, then you can do it. people in universities, shockingly, are able to do these things. i don't think as long as that is the rule, the supreme court will be interested in coming back to that issue so soon. what makes the case more interesting is in the interim, while affirmative action had been thrown out by the fifth circuit in the 1990's, the texas legislature, i think at the behest of the elite republican who i am sure is very close to everybody here, passed a statute that said in order to increase the amount of minority students in texas public education, there was going to be a guaranteed 10% for the top 10 at each high school, would be entitled to go into one of the university's in the system. the question that is somewhat more interesting is whether you can, in effect, double dip, whether you could have a statute that gives you a boost on the diversity you are

.>> her employer apparently isa small business under 50 employees. medical leave act doesn't protect her. it more protects the business. so they don't have to -- it was good of them to offer to put her on paid leave now. but legally they don't have to and she can't sue. megyn: this is because the family medical leave act -- they are familiar with this -- the law requires if you work for a company under certain circumstances, it has to have more than 50 employees. they have to give you 12 weeks off. but her company has less than 50 employees. so sit' not covered. what's her argument? >> she can make a lot of different arguments. i found a pennsylvania supreme court case on point where i'm quoting here. they say that terminating goes to heart of a citizen's right, duties and responsibilities. that's illegal. i think giving a kidney to her son goes to the heart of her doubties and responsibilities. i would even argue her right. what happened actually before she left the employer gave her a letter and said you sign this letter. this letter says you may n

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if you do it any way that is personal that isa quota and do other stuff so no court can figure out what your doing. it is so if you may get -- so it is individualized, so nobody has a smoking gun that race was the actual fact, then you can do it. , then you can do it. universities, shockingly, are able to do these things. as long as that is the rule, the supreme court will be interested in coming back to that issue so soon. what makes it somewhat interesting is that, in the intake -- well, it was thrown out in the 1960's -- in texas, the late republican who was very close to everybody here, passed a statute that said that come in order to increase the minority students in texas public education, there would be a guaranteed 10% for the top 10 at each high school that would be eligible to go into the universities. the question is whether you can double dip, whether you can have a statute that will give you an arm for -- an umph on the 10% rule, but still have some deference to the university if it is deemed not enough and also one of the types of affirmative actions that was upheld. i wou

we have use of united states or isa forces to protect the convoys, but we want to use them in other ways, and we don't have enough of them to put them into protection; is that fair to say? >> yes. >> the forces are not ready or able to in this point in time, is that a fair statement? >> that's fair for now. we're working on it. >> you're working on it, but it's a ways from happening, so what does that leave you with to protect the convoys and to get this done? >> for now, private security companies as we build the afghan protection force. >> back to the same people involved in the problem who instigated the investigation. now, let's talk about -- one of the things found in the investigation was there was little going on to actually oversee and manage these contracts, and i know that some of the regulations addressed that, but let me -- tell me whether this is happening on the street. e people going outside the gate in observing those convoys, riding along on the convoys, auditing, and taking investigations and inspections to b sure they are getting from one point to another? is there phy