at this point a major crash james well the distortions and impairments of capital formation are so bad now and they've become so institutionalized that it's probably true that some kind of damage event well has to occur to allow for the rebuilding of the institutions that regulate our money and regulate. investment and financial transactions because you know sooner or later we'll just be at a point where people have no faith in paper and and the assets that it's supposed to represent so yeah it seems to me that we are cruising for a bruising and that it will take really some kind of radical and desperate shaking up for us to change our behavior right james howard kunstler how would you describe your books i know in the case of the long emergency it's basically describing how the earth's carrying capacity in terms of the environment is limited and the population and our habits as modern humans is running up against the carrying capacity are ending up in this incredible disconnect but you also write on a number a number of topics so just to give viewers an idea how would you describe you

securities industry is the only thing that's going to bring it back balance at this point a major crash james wellthe distortions and impairments of capital formation are so bad now and they've become so institutionalized that it's probably true that some kind of damage event well has to occur to allow for the rebuilding of the institutions that regulate our money and regulate. investment and financial transactions because you know sooner or later we'll just be at a point where people have no faith in paper and the assets that it's supposed to represent so yeah it seems to me that we are cruising for a bruising and that it will take really some kind of a radical. and desperate shaking up for us to change your behavior right james howard kunstler how would you describe your books i know in the case of the long emergency it's basically describing how the earth's carrying capacity in terms of the environment is limited and the population and our habits as modern humans is running up against the carrying capacity or ending up in this incredible disconnect but you also write on a number a number of top

securities industry is the only thing that's going to bring it back balance at this point a major crash james well the distortions and impairments of capital formation are so bad now and they've become so institutionalized that it's probably true that some kind of damage event well has to occur to allow for the rebuilding of the institutions that regulate our money and regulate. investment and financial transactions because you know sooner or later we'll just be at a point where people have no faith in paper and the assets that it's supposed to represent so yeah it seems to me that we are cruising for a bruising and that it will take really some kind of a radical. and desperate shaking up for us to change your behavior right james howard kunstler how would you describe your books i know in the case of the long emergency it's basically describing how the earth's carrying capacity in terms of the environment is limited and the population and our habits as modern humans is running up against the carrying capacity or ending up in this incredible disconnect but you also write on a number a number of to

what do you expect to happen there today, james? >> well, the first talks, preliminary talks will start very, very shortly. as you say, we have a so-called p5+1, the permanent five members of the security council with germany, relating the international community. this time we don't have the foreign minister. they are not here. it's a lower level, the openings part of this meeting. we know there'll be a meeting around the table with p5+1 trying to get their positions straight. last time france appeared to have difficulties with parts of the proposed deal, particularly what happens to the uranium that's been enriched to 20%, and also with that iraq heavily water plant that iran is building. that is a plutonium reactor, and the worry about that is that would give iran another route to a nuclear weapon, potentially using plutonium rather than uranium. >> some lawmakers expressed concerns that the white house is moving too fast. how wary are people there in terms of the taking the pressure off people were tehran too quickly. >> they are wary ab

well. -- james is, as well. we use what is available us, as far as being retailers and trying to influence people. there is a walk ability score that shows your property, how green it is by being close to services and close two stores, schools, and the walk ability -- walkability. they're doing that across the country and it is coming up in marketing. when green comes in, we are pushing for green designations and the work people do to make their house green. >> my own direct experience, generally, the buying public will not pay more if it is green. maybe that is something people don't want to hear. it is the honest truth. that is my own direct experience. i think it is absolutely -- what will happen with the current green movement in building, is that it will become standard. it is becoming the standard. ultimately, it will be frowned upon when a house does not have these features, i think. i think that is how it will migrate into society, in that way. it is a good thing. it is becoming an awareness of all of th

that what they're afraid of, james? >> well, yes. , that's what -- you know, that's how they see entitlements and immigration reform as well. that it will increase the sort of democratic voting populous. let's look at it from a compassionate perspective. what's happening in kentucky is poor people, working class people, people who work and do not have health care now have access to health care. those are real lives, real stories. and it's unfortunate that we play politics around these things in washington when you look at a state like kentucky. and you see people lining up, people with real jobs but can't afford health care. this is what the affordable care act was supposed to be about. and so it just seems to me strange that we play politics with people's lives and with their health. >> but, victoria, the fact is that it is beginning to show signs of success. it is beginning to show that it's on track. people are signing up and people are being helped. is that what the republicans were worried about and that's why they want to derail

>> happy thanksgiving, james. welludy conditions but dry weather on this thanksgiving thursday, live look outside from our roof camera, we are seeing thin higher clouds out there but temperatures not too bad. waking up to 50s in oakland and san francisco, 42 degrees in concord right now, santa rosa one of the colder spots at 39 under mainly cloudy skies but visibility at 10 miles, so looks like you don't have any problems on the roadways this morning. future cast shows 60s by lunch time, we'll gain a few degrees approaching your afternoon highs but by later on tonight we are back in the 50s but hopefully most of will be inside eating with the family. afternoon highs look like this, pleasant on 66, 63 downtown san francisco, mid 60s expected in napa. high clouds continue to stream into the area but again not a rain drop in sight. here is a look at your seven day around the bay forecast, sunshine carries us into the weekend but expect colder temperatures and a 20% chance for showers into the middle of next week. george?

>>james: well, the father of those children was arrested late last week for an unrelated incident.g that time when he told the arresting officer about his family's hardship. that officer was trying to do a good deed and ended up having to arrest the children's mother as well. >>mark: police are looking for this man who robbed a walnut creek yogurt shop over the weekend. a happened just before 6:00 saturday night at the tutti-frutti oprah chop off the gary boulevard and walnut creek. the catcher was working on at the time and no other customers were in the yogurt shop. lt. jay hill says the employee did the right thing by not trying to be a hero. >>: surveillance video. he did not resist. but his hands up right away and let the guy get whatever he wanted which is as exactly what we would encourage anybody to do especially anybody with a weapon. don't try to take them on. his safety is not worth the money. >>mark: the suspect is described as 5 ft. 9 in. tall with a medium build. he was last seen wearing a dark cut its white shirt, blue jeans, a park tennis shoes and a great baseball

>>james: well we will see what they decide. thanks for the update.almost ready for it's debut. we are talking about the fourth bore at the caldecott tunnel. today. there is a big celebration out at the site. and as kron four's terisa estacio reports. there is news that the new pathway could open as soon as this weekend. and there it is a just sitting there looking like it's ready to be used by modern rest but caltrans says of that there are several steps that need to be taken first before they can open that up including this. they plan to do some of fire safety drills to test out the jets fans inside the board. the fourth fourth bore is connected to the third bore. if there and the third four and see smoke of so there is a desperate when a wealthy new bore all fan. there is some speculation that it could open as soon as saturday. we're digging into that and we will let you know what we find out this morning. next to the caldecott tunnel terisa estacio kron4 knows. >>james: we're getting a look at a sketch of a man who sexually assaulted a 19- year-ol

and david harness, and kim and brewstre., tony from senior and disability action, and wendy as well. james from senior disability and peter from the immigrant legal resource center, nancy cross, don nunly from the aims project, coline from the cap pain for a better nutrition and mopsy from the center of health and uc beckerry public health >> next speaker? >> good morning, my name is alex and i am a senior disability action. and even though there are meal sites and home delivered meals for seniors and people with disabilities that demand that such meals as stated in the funding can provide. and in 2006, the cap between the number of meals served and the number needed was between 6 and 9 million needs. annually. and the last three years, the budget for the home delivered meals has been cut and what needs to happen is that the money needs to be increased. and there is a long waiting list and it has to be paid with young people with disabilities and they tend to fall through the cracks, on the list of needs food is on top along with housing more money for food. >> thank you. >> next speaker.

alan: well, i know yum--- james: all of the above? alan: it has to be all of the above. angie: it's all of the above. first business continues right after this. matt shapiro of mws capital joins us now to talk about the january effect. good morning matt. > >good morning angie. > >the january effect happens as people put their bonus money into the stock market. do you suspect that will happen this year? > >always. january seasonally strong. as january goes, so goes the year. we're coming off a blockbuster year so we'll have to see what happens.there's gonna be a lot of money put into the market. people that really missed the boat last year and finally they're gonna have their annual reviews. they're deciding they've got to do something. > >we are already hearing that traders on wall street and wealth managers on wall street will have big bonuses this year. so do you have your stock selected and are you ready for the rally? > >i'm still playing it as i always do. long term and you know just the inertial momentum of the economy is gonna do well. that will have actually a st

well as outside of classrooms. i don't have an answer for this, but yes, i hope it will change it has to. >> james you want to jump n as well. hey alexus i'm in new york as well. >> are you in brooklyn. >> no in manhattan. >> james th your question? a lot of bc's and accelerators have a preference for tec technl co-funders yourself as a non-technical co-founder what is it that you would use to sell yourself to fund your venture. >> you have 45 seconds. >> i was lucky my best friend and co-founder steve huffman was the technical founder. he was the bill yea bill yeah bi roarode his coat tails. i would be a better founder today if i could code. >> i wish we had more time. thank you to all of your google hangout guests. until next time we'll see you on-line. ♪ >> hello and welcome to al jazeera america. i'm jonathan betz. john

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he saw james and carol kane -- well, she was a songwriter first peer you know, paul simon and elton -r first. you know, paul simon and elton. they sang their own songs. before that, anybody sang their songs. net king cole didn't write a song, not that i know of. tavis: that is where the money is, you know. >> yeah, i mean, i don't know. sinatra did all right. doinga streisand isn't too bad. elvis did pretty good. [laughter] tavis: but if you can write and perform. >> i think that is somehow where things get a little diluted. because it works both ways. probably, if cole porter had to sing his own songs, maybe he wouldn't have had some a great songs. it is two different talents. a used to be more separate back in those days. and the songwriters would get in there and write songs and that was their craft and the singers would just knock them out. billie holiday didn't do too bad either. all these people, there were two different things. they didn't write those songs. she did write a couple very tavis: i find myself always -- she did write a couple. tavis: i find myself always coming bac

well as outside of classrooms. i don't have an answer for this, but yes, i hope it will change it has to. >> james you want to jump rsation as well. hey alexus i'm in new york as well. >> are you in brooklyn. >> no in manhattan. >> james th your question? a lot of bc's and accelerators have a preference for tec technical co-funders yourself as a non-technical co-founder what is it that you would use to sell yourself to fund your venture. >> you have 45 seconds. >> i was lucky my best friend and co-founder steve huffman was the technical founder. he was the bill yea bill yeah bill yeah and mind i roarode his coat tails. i would be a better founder today if i could code. >> i wish we had more time. thank you to all of your google hangout guests. on-line. ♪ ♪ >> hello, welcome to the news hour from doha and london, i'm laura kyle. coming up. >> violence on the streets of bangkok as anti-government protesters attack rival demonstrators. >>> and fighting the harsh winter in the camp. >> reporter: we have all the news in europe including ukrainian opposition leaders call for a str

well as outside of classrooms. i don't have an answer for this, but yes, i hope it will change it has to. >> james you want to jump rsation as well. hey alexus i'm in new york as well. >> are you in brooklyn. >> no in manhattan. >> james th your question? a lot of bc's and accelerators have a preference for tec technical co-funders yourself as a non-technical co-founder what is it that you would use to sell yourself to fund your venture. >> you have 45 seconds. >> i was lucky my best friend and co-founder steve huffman was the technical founder. he was the bill yea bill yeah bill yeah and mind i roarode his coat tails. i would be a better founder today if i could code. >> i wish we had more time. thank you to all of your google hangout guests. on-line. ♪ >> syrian refugees in jordan struggle to cope with the little that they have, and winter is coming. >> hello, welcome to al jazeera america live from doha. also on the program - protests in thailand. progovernment demonstrators are out in force as well. >> fighters are divided on weather to end a ceasefire in the north of mali. >> the fight against aids in senegal

at this point we are back up well beyond. >>jamess talk a little weather here as we make way to head out the door. well it's going to be cooler this afternoon what we saw over the past couple of days so a cooling trend kicking in. tomorrow the clouds will continue to build and you on notice of next week we had a chance of a sprinkler to around the bay. but talk about what's happening now. >>: temperatures outside of your door depending on where you are could be relatively cold. we are talking about upper 40's and the north ave. 47 degrees and santa rosa. 47 also and now of red this afternoon. the south bay we will keep temperatures and the upper 60s. 680 through the san ramon valley looks like the low to mid '70's for you print it here in san francisco this afternoon expect temperatures in the mid-60s with plenty of sunshine for you. 68 and oakland with temperatures warming. here's your 7 day around the bay forecast. cooler today with a cooling trend really kicks in here over the next three days as we head into the weekend and with t

and for those of you who don't know james engram very well, you're crazy first of all. [ laughter ] andsimple way i'll explain where -- that way you'll know what kind of value you're getting out of the medley. >> jimmy: it will be a very valuable medley. >> so please indulge me in a james engram medley. i hope you enjoy it. >> jimmy: thank you very much. [ applause ] ♪ i did my best but i guess my best wasn't good enough because here we are back where ♪ ♪ we were before seems nothing ever changes we're back at being strangers ♪ ♪ wondering if we ought on out the door just once can we figure out what we keep doing ♪ ♪ wrong why the good times never last for long what are we doing wrong just once can we find ♪ ♪ a way to finally make it right make the magic last for more than just one night i know we ♪ ♪ could get to it if we could just break through it just once ♪ [ applause ] ♪ i want to understand why it always comes back to good-bye why can't we get ourselves and admit ♪ ♪ to one another we're no good without each other take the best and make it better find a way to stay ♪ ♪ together

matt elam and james adhebo played well. they said being a good player is just not enough. >> that's what it is all about. you got to make plays. that's what people remember. don't let your good get in the way of being great. i look at myself as a great player. that's what i aspire to be. >> as the ravens prepare for the bears this weekend it's not too late for you to enter the purple pride slide show contest. go to cbsbaltimore.com and up load your favorite game day photos. >>> in college football the maryland terps are looking for that elusive sixth win to become bowl eligible. you can see them taking on virginia tech saturday afternoon at 12:30 live right here on wjz 13. >>> you know, i can appreciate our safety's corners, secondary stepping up. i love hearing them talk with such positive tones during television interviews and sound bites. having said that, and i don't believe i'm getting ready to quote al davis, the legendary owner of the raiders, here's what it boils down to, just win, baby. it says it all. we play the

well. >> james rosen, thank you very much. >> here to weigh in on the website and obamacare in general, congressman marcia blackburn of tennessee. thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. thank you. >> start with "washington post," posted 12:01 that reads, "administration officials are preparing the announce sunday that they have met their saturday deadline for improving healthcare.gov, according to the government officials by expanding the capacity so it can handle 50,000 users at once." that may be premature. what are you hearing if anything at this point? >> we know in order to meet an adjusted deadline, with reset expectations, what they have done is to say okay, the small business, the shop is not going to work. so we take it out of the picture to delay that. the payment process to send subsidy dollars for insurers are not going to work. we'll manually do that. so now what is left, look at what is making the website work for most users. the expectation is for 80% of those that go to the website that it should work. you know you got to look at the fact that they did take it down, again

. >> james steven max well, he would be considered somewhat of a legend around here. >> i've taken down heavies. >> but now consequences well beyond what a judge can give him. >> that's the next jimmy maxwell. >> it's hard to explain a wasted life. he felt like he was meant for more. >> i love you very much, brendan, and i'm sorry i wasn't there for you. >> now lockup telling the story of a criminal legend, the family he left behind, and the devastating consequences of his decisions. living in the heart of tornado alley, people in tulsa, oklahoma know to be ready for a destructive force of nature. it's also that way inside the walls of a half million square foot structure in downtown, the criminal justice center for the tulsa county jail. >> another day in para dice. >> most of the 1800 men and women have been charged with crimes and awaiting trial of the resolution of their cases. but newly arrived james maxwell is an exception. he's not only a convict, but is as familiar to staff and inmates here as the turbulent storms that proceed any twister. >> james steven maxwell, he could be co

. >> reporter: well, james reynolds, i'm glad we were able to talk to you and you were able to get out. and thank you for all of your footage, and what you did for people who were there. i want to bring in richard gordon, ceo of the philippines red cross. i talked to him earlier today about the efforts going on. he is chairman of the red cross. let's listen in. richard, in terms of the difficulties of getting aid to people right now in tacloban, what is the hardest part for you? >> the heavy lifting of goods that are needed, like a lot of food. water, filtration plants. trucks, this heavy, heavy going -- it is hard going. and we're almost there, but hopefully we'll make it by today. we started two nights ago. hopefully we'll be there. we came by land from manila. and another group is out in the other province on its way there. it will carry 25,000 food parcels to our people. >> reporter: i understand that one of your trucks with aid actually had to turn around because of security concerns. what happened? >> that is correct. they were stopped on the bridge. the moment you stop right now

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well. arthel? >> jamesen reporting there, thanks. >>> so what if you still can't get on to healthcare.gov? officials say there are some other option, like picking up the phone and calling the 1-800 telephone number. you can also sign up in person at any nearby hospital or you could download the form on-line and then fill out a person application depending on where you live. you might also sign up through a state web site. if you're just looking for a ballpark estimate, you can use an independent calculator. whatever that is. like the one provided on the kaiser family foundation's web site. and remember the white house also has extended the current enrollment period so that you now have until december 23 to sign up for coverage instead of the original date of december 15th. >>> the white house asking for the immediate release of an american veteran detained in north korea after he made this confession of, quote, hostile acts he performed during the korean war. 85-year-old meryl newman was picked up by north

administration which by the way tell transparency has infuriated some like james that love knowledge ecology international. well it's remarkably we have to depend on we can leaks to find out what the hell is going on oh what did we learn from the ninety five leaks pages and how did wiki leaks get its hands on this draft of the t p p talks where earlier i joe i was joined by christian hoffman said he's that what you like spouse parson and i asked him why wiki leaks is so interested in that he p.p.a. . well what we have of course all about this is revealing this secret documents that are kept from the general public sort of painted by all of these documents and that certainly applies to this a draft of the. evidence from the content of the this is very important chapter of the draft to concerning the internet let you know the property rights now should we expect more leaks like this am about the to pinochet nations in the future what we're always careful of the votes are in or about what is in store and i think i will stick to the policy. we have been using information with great importance to the general public

james catholic church who are active, as well as having the food bank. we welcome you. it is good to have you. >> thank you. >> good morning. >> tell us a little bit about your program. >> we started the program about a year ago. it is actually an episcopal church. >> okay. >> it was a little emergency food pantry. we took it over. we knew we had to keep it running. as soon as we began to talk with the food bank, we realized -- they told us we were at the center of hunger. and that rfid bank has the potential to feed a lot more people. so they asked us to go to the client choice of model, which is a model open to diversity. we began to switch out our model. and very quickly, we grew up to -- about 220 families. and the families average between four and five people. from 1-year-old 27 years old -- up to seven years old. >> we mentioned the hunger. and that food stamps are being cut back. will that affect you? >> we are expecting that to affect us quite a bit. the food pantry picks up at the end of the month, when money runs out. although we are busy all month long. we ha

andre salsavedo and i am the contract manager here at the port and i am joined by james and brad, the port staff as well as rebecca, the vice president with economic planning systems inc. and we are here today seeking authorization to amend the existing professional service contract with economic planning systems incorporated, eps to increase but not-to-exceed amount from $500,000 to $750,000, and to extend the term and end date from february, 28th, 2014, to april, 30th, 2015. and as background, in february of 2012, this commission, authorized, four contracts for as-needed real estate economic and related services to the following firms. bae, urban connection, inc, connection and planning systems inc. kiaser inc and siful conducting inc and each this a maximum of $500,000 and a three-year term with an option to extend to a fourth term. under the contract, eps, has served as the primary port's consultant for the pier 70 water front development proposed by forest city, california and piers, 30, 32, by the golden state warriors, and presently there are only approximately, $25,000 or 5 percent of the author

. >> not as well as you do. >> i see james getting excited.six years on the alabama quarterback. but she said today, and you'll be happy to know, she is rooting informer her boyfriend to win on saturday, not -- what did i say -- what did i call dan? did i call dan by the wrong name. >> you said james. >> i'm so sorry. we've been friends for about 20 years. catherine -- now i have ruined the whole thanksgiving. catherine webb was asked are you rooting for your boyfriend or your home-school. >> and she is voting for her boyfriend. >> and i apologize, dan, but pam could have as a friend let it go. i don't think there would have been a stampede on the station. >> you didn't have to say it. >> i felt so bad calling a good friend of mine -- >> you would have been mad that i didn't tell you. >> the 49ers are playing on sunday. the raiders play tomorrow. and dan, you're a good friend. i'm going to go online tonight and apologize. >> on kron4.com. >> or your mobile app or check it in the morning at 4:00 a.m. happy thanksgiving. >>> the black friday sho

also has another boyfriend, mikey, who lives in florida and she has a girlfriend as well as another male lover called jamesvolved with caramela. >> monogamy can be a beautiful agreement between people when they are deeply in love and don't have desire for another. but most people are just monogamous because their vows said i will fore sake all others for you. >> caramela also has a girlfriend of two years. >> it is a nicer way of [ bleep ]. >> so fun. >> and caramel a had a flint over the summer with one of michael's co-workers. and then there is tahl and jennifer. >> we are hoping to enlarge our community and potentially get a hotel. we have considered that where we would have a polyamorous hotel. that's part of the future dreams. >> that's very much what i see in the future. living in the house with all of our lovers combined. >> a good reality tv show. >> this polyamory and dating has aired on show time. >> we do all the things that any other family would do except we have ten lovers. >> and way beyond. >> she is my girlfriend. last year i was really possessive but i learned how to share her with michae

now and i want to have general really very quickly james we have about a minute left but of course about talks about drug running in this operation as well from that the heroin from afghanistan but really quickly i mean why haven't more of these allegations been covered in even independent media james. unfortunately there is that total wall of silence on this and part of the reason i think in the independent media hasn't picked up on it is because there is so much to talk about and there are so many connections that a lot of people just simply haven't even heard about before so it is an area of the globe that a lot of people aren't familiar with and it takes a lot of coaching to get people familiar with some of the players and names and dates so just that's one of the reasons why it hasn't been featured in the independent media and obviously the mainstream media unfortunately as we know is controlled on these types of subjects and won't go near this type of. well now that you've kind of outlined the preliminary base of knowledge about it will be you want to get to break it more down thank you so much james corbett corporon pour everyone

the golden gate bridge is sox fan but moving well. >>jamesncreasing their patrols on a muni during this holiday season. police chief greg suhr says both uniformed and plainclothes officers will be on buses, light rail vehicles, platforms and and stations. the officers will be paying more attention to union square in downtown market street because of the high traffic by shoppers. one of the main reasons for additional eyes on me as to prevent global technology taps, which reportedly account for two-thirds of all robberies and the city. >>darya: it looks like the move to increase ferry service in south san francisco appears to be working. ferry officials say weekday readership has doubled over the past six months since the enhance schedule was put into place. the ferry provides pet service between oakland, alameda and south san francisco. employees did note that the goal that part of the increased ryder ship was a result of arts for a strike last month. >>: here stanley roberts who found some people behaving badly. >>stanley: case of san franci

and i wonder if james agrees with this, as well. no problem with anti poverty policy that is based on work. but the jobs have to be there. and they have to be remunicipe e remunerative. they have to have a high enough wage so families can afford what they need and has to be complemented. you didn't mention the earned income tax credit, to help low-wage working people. if the jobs are there and they pay enough of a wage, including a higher minimum and work supports, then i think it's a great anti poverty mechanism. the problem with the republicans is they want to get rid of all that stuff and just somehow assume that good jobs are there. and they're not. >> and finally -- >> i agree. >> final word to you, james. the other issue, they make a moral case, almost as if people are poor and need government assistance are immoral or less moral. >> yeah. i -- i hate the moral authority discourse. it's been co opted by people who actually don't really care about the moral realities of poor people in this country. just look at the income gaps

know if they were there and really very quickly james that we have about a minute left but of course about talks about drug running in this operation as well from the the heroin from afghanistan but really quickly i mean why haven't more of these allegations been covered in even independent media james. unfortunately there is the total wall of silence on this and part of the reason i think in the independent media hasn't picked up on it is because there is so much to talk about and there are so many connections that a lot of people just simply haven't even heard about before so it is an area of the globe that a lot of people aren't familiar with and it takes a lot of coaching to get people familiar with some of the players and names and dates so just that's one of the reasons why it hasn't been featured in the independent media and obviously the mainstream media unfortunately as we know is controlled on these types of subjects and won't go near this type of blockbuster information all now that you've kind of outlined the preliminary base of knowledge about it will be done again to break it more down thank you so much james corbett korver i

james. thank you for having me so what do the operation gladio consist of and how far reaching was the program. well you were recently on the program talking about the top five conspiracies that turned out to be true and i think operation gladio has to rank up there among them gladio is the code name for a clandestine operation that as you indicate was set up by nato in conjunction with the cia in the wake of world war two as the cold war started to develop and the official cover of this program was that it was designed as a stay behind program to fund to train equip supply and otherwise facilitate groups to be ready in the case of a soviet invasion of europe and if that were to happen basically these groups would be able to resist the soviet occupation forces while nato prepared some sort of military response that was at least the official cover for what was happening but ultimately what resulted from this was over the course of the five decades of the cold war these these funds and arms and equipment were going to paramilitary groups and ultra nationalist groups that were basically against hardlin

james took his talent to south beach. the decision stipinging. he knows the floor well, and uses all of it. lebron james getting it down on bothened. he had 28 points, eight rebound, eight assists. miami goes on to win their eighth straight with a 94-84 win. >> meanwhile first time since serving a 65-game suspension, ryan braun spoke about his use of drugs. that include breaking bread with a man that he accused of mishandling his urine sample. he apologised - sort of. >> i'm remorseful for what happened. i wish i can go back and change things. i can't do that. all i can do is move on, do everything in my power to earn back trust and respect and support. i don't anticipate everybody's support, but i intend to do everything in my power to do that. i won't stop trying. >> who do you have to say to the little leaguers that worship the ground that you walk on. >> i've been appreciative of support. i made a huge mistake that has been difficult to deal with, and will continue to be difficult to deal with. all i can say is in making mistakes, as i stated previously. we deal with adversity and challe