they accused keiser of understaffing clinics and putting patients in danger. the widow of one patient spoke out today. >> it will be a year ago this coming friday that he hanged himself from the bannister of our home. during the two weeks that preceded his death, i tried every day to get him an appointment with a keiser doctor. >> they called the fine unwarranted and excessive and said it already has corrected the problems. >>> continuing coverage of the u.s. supreme court's historic decision on gay marriage. the woman who sued to overturn the federal defense of marriage act had this emotional reaction. >> on a deeply personal level, i felt distressed and anguished that in the eyes of my government, the woman i had loved and cared for and shared my life with was not my legal spouse. >> she's thrilled with today's ruling but it comes too late for her partner of four decades. they were married in 2007 but she had to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars in estate taxes when she died because the government did not recognize their marriage. >> here is how the court

markets why not candles find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. riots broke brazil almost a million protesters spent their anger at the government in major cities across the country with a teenager becoming the first fatality of riots that show no sign of abating. the french are getting increasingly frustrated with european union recent polls reading over sixty percent believe that is going in the wrong direction. president putin announces an unprecedented two hundred seventy billion dollar deal with china russia planning a massive boost to its oil exports to the country.

they also heard from officer todd keiser. he was the first to spot the girl under the picnic table. what he saw, condom wrappers, no undergarments, he believed it was a sexual assault. he said he was also the first to approach her. she did note respond. he goes onto say he shook her and she didn't move. eventually, she moved and it was at that time he knew she was alive. throughout the testimony, there was no mention of the two suspects on trial. however, there was a mention of manuel ortega. officer jeff woodson says he said i didn't rape her. she was a drunk woman. she wanted it. she wanted all of us. ortega is now serving 32 years in state prison for this rape. he is expected to testify during this trial. in martinez, dan kerman, kron 4 news. >>> concern among customers after a pharmacy employee who worked at two east bay target stores tested positive for hepatitis a. she ate the contaminated and now recalled berries from costco. concerned customers should be aware that most symptoms don't show up until two weeks after being exposed. >> people don't know. their hands become conta

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it's a win for for the american industry and it's a boost for the american economy later today max keiser and stacy her bed and the closer ad to hit profits from mice of the trade wars. turkey's prime minister has accused the hypocrisy and double standards say the demands for an investigation into the use of excessive force to dispense protests in turkey instead one says police in europe and the u.s. are using the same methods to deal with vine and demonstrators saying antigovernment running into a second week with gathering in the capital overnight this time there was no police interfering in stark contrast to previous nights when authorities used tear gas and water cannon protesters the clashes have left at these three days and thousands injured foreign policy expert says the edge on the defiance and refusal to address criticism is undermining the country's image internationally. so far i don't think he's doing a very good job and this is a huge blow to him personally to his image and also to the turkish model which he has been touting around the middle east as something that arab count

mistakes as they are trying to tackle their financial woes but still managing to profit from it as max keiser explains in his latest show here's a preview. of the economic theory of. mind. creates expensive facts on the ground and normalizes what otherwise would have been willingly accepted by citizens and consumers a complete rubbish many new markets are opened and told those erected by those with the connections to get away with. my bad economics is too bad for everyone else let's move on to another giant story many have covered this but it's interesting to compare it to the whole global financial and banking system hoops banker falls asleep on keyboard at work accidentally transfers two hundred ninety three million dollars a german bank employee was supposed to transfer just sixty two point forty euros from a bank account belonging to a retiree but instead fell asleep for an instant while pushing onto the number two on the keyboard making it a huge two two two two two two two two year order. one more stories are a click away on our website r t dot com including this. a threat to the skies

it's a win for for the american industry and it's a boost for the american economy later today max keiser and stacy herbert a little place that here profits the maize from trade towards. turkey's prime minister has accused the e.u. of hypocrisy and double standards over demands for an investigation into the use of excessive falls to disperse protests in turkey instead of police in euro and the u.s. on using the same methods to deal with vine and demonstrators to sing and to government reza running into a second week with thousands gathering in the capital ankara the night this time there was no police interference in stark contrast to previous nights and i used tear gas and water ten and i didn't protest as the clashes have left at least three did and thousands injured to a foreign policy expert says was defines and refusal to address criticism is undermining the country's image abroad. so far i don't think he's doing a very good job and this is a huge blow to him personally to his image and also to the turkish model which he has been touting around the middle east as something that arab

find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kaiser report. to see good laboratory tim curry was able to build the world's most sophisticated robot which will unfortunately doesn't give a darn about anything tim's mission to teach creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the. welcome back you're watching our teen our what began as a local environmental protest has now spiraled into one of the largest displays of public anger turkey has seen in years clashes between police and activists have continued into the second day in istanbul earlier a thousand strong crowd blocked the bridge while marching across the city initially the protests was to stop a government backed plans to demolish a park in the middle of a stamboul to build a shopping mall but i have a hand in response from police which deployed tear gas and use water cannon on friday triggered unrest elsewhere and. the capital ankara riot police they are pushed back protesters who were tryi

max keiser literally if you listen to this first headline sold down the river how thames water diverts its tax liability via the caribbean despite five hundred forty nine million pounds profit and six point seven percent price hike u.k.'s largest water company received five million pound treasury rebate as well so thames water put up customer bills by six point seven percent they paid their chief executive a two hundred seventy four thousand pounds bonus and made profits of five hundred forty nine million pounds on a turnover of one point eight billion pounds yet customer sat.

george osborne is putting the british economy enormous risk well we were the first to say here on the keiser report as soon as we heard of this plan we called then fathom consulting group make comprised of five former bank of england economist says it then mervyn king the exiting bank of england chief now the i.m.f. and now albert edwards everybody is saying it's a moronic policy if everybody's tell you you're drunk you're probably drunk everybody is calling you a moron so you're. worse then alan greenspan who is such a snow key took down the whole global economy with these complex derivatives which are just fraud on top of fraud on top of fraud added on to the concept of fraud well mark carney is coming in to be the new bank of england chief and he's already been able to negotiate his running of the compliance divisions share of the oversight of the banking establishment in the u.k. i predict they'll be a bit of a power struggle until forced george george osborne i don't think i don't think george osborne will last in the next election i think he'll be dumped as the chancellor that could be

max keiser literally if you listen to this first headline sold down the river how thames water diverts its tax liability via the caribbean despite five hundred forty nine million pounds profit and six point seven percent price hike u.k.'s largest water company received five million pound treasury rebate as well so thames water put up customer bills by six point seven percent they paid their chief executive two hundred seventy four thousand pounds bonus and made profits of five hundred forty nine million pounds on a turnover of one point eight billion pounds yet customer satisfaction had dipped and hundreds of people's homes were flooded with sewage. yeah the story's got it all here you have a basic utility that was built for built by the taxpayer built by the people in britain through their taxes over the years as part of the common wealth part of the public domain essentially that gets privatized through corruption in government what this government of the previous government of the previous government it's corruption then you've got private contractors then they destroy it they load

find out what's really happening to the global economy with max keiser for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report. please. welcome back across up for all things considered i'm about to remind you we're discussing the global economy. before we went to the break we're talking about russia but i want to talk about this new normal here because it seems to me the new normal that last a decade or a generation is lower expectations of economic growth in the traditionally rich western countries how the government gets through that we see europe going in one direction the americans going to another but let's look at the other parts of the world i mean ever since the end of the second world war the end of the cold war there's heightened expectations it's always going to get better always going to get better and in two thousand and eight two thousand and nine that proposition hit a brick wall but we have most of the growth in the world now outside of those traditionally rich western industrialized countries so i mean do you give up on the expectations

tonight max keiser and stacy herbert explore civil war and conventional ways of forcing people to pay back their debt. labor camps for poor taxpayers so if you owe back taxes and you don't have any money to pay it well the government is looking for an army camp in the attic or region two people who have debts to the tax authorities serving their sentence confirm the deputy minister for justice in the greek parliament now he's saying this is a more humane solution because they're building these unique death camps. camps at a former army base but there won't be any rapists and murderers and other sorts in there so let's just be these bad debtors but i seriously are going at this as compare and contrast here's a country like iceland maintain its sovereignty number one and then recapitalized and there are smooth sailing toward growth period with their currency intact unemployment is looking good greece unfortunately is locked into the euro and they're just they've been taken over they become a vassal state from the i.m.f. and the from the troika and these global institutions so they unfor

max keiser literally if you listen to this first headline sold down the river how thames water divertsits tax liability via the caribbean despite five hundred forty nine million pounds profit and six point seven percent price hike u.k.'s largest water company received five million pound treasury rebate as well so thames water put up customer bills by six point seven percent they paid their chief executive two hundred seventy four thousand pounds bonus and made profits of five hundred forty nine million pounds on a turnover of one point eight billion pounds yet customer satisfaction had dipped and hundreds of people's homes were flooded with sewage. yeah whoa the story's got it all here you have a basic utility that was built for built by the taxpayer built by the people in britain through their taxes over the years as part of the common wealth part of the public domain essentially that gets privatized through corruption in government what this government or the previous government or the previous government it's corruption then you've got private contractors then they destroy it they l

max keiser literally if you listen to this first headline sold down the river how thames water diverts its tax liability via the caribbean despite five hundred forty.

welcome back to the kaiser report i'm max keiser time now to go to los angeles speak with zeus' yama yanis author of the new book transforming economy from corrupted capitalism to connected communities his website well says welcome to the kaiser reporting tell us about your website ok well my main website is citizen soused dot com citizens easy us dot com and the website for the book for those interested specifically in the book and economic issues is transforming economy dot com so susie right up with the ten shocking practices of the u.s. in global economy it does sound like a tough list to put together but what was the worst so far in your opinion the worst max is fraud closure this scandal around robo signings and the hundreds of thousands of proven forged documents that were basically approved of at the highest levels. and an electronic system that was set up to go all around title transfers and your basic property reporting and transfer requirements are strictly against the law and again there are hundreds of thousands of instances of these and not a single significant prosecut

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