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population or oppose them and the population is no longer scared of them the population wants the hour khalifa to am beginning to leave the country they want democracy they are trying to two hundred and thirty years of our credit dictatorship wires aside science in the united states when the violations of human rights are so gross that just mean and generally quiet since complete hypocrisy and of course you and everyone else know most of the reason and that's because the fearfully is based in bahrain and from the bahrain the us uses that as a pivot point to try to intervene in control middle east the idea of a monarchy is completely outdated and is a joke in the modern world and the only ones who don't get it on the upper lip. tara let's turn our attention out of out of israel that says it will go ahead with plans to build fifteen hundred new settler homes in a jewish settlement that will be in east jerusalem what's considered already occupied palestinian land by the project has received preliminary permission from jerusalem officials the palestinian administration has called the decision ille

call or your principal could call and remind you to get up from school, but somehow we think wiz khalifa or nicki minaj calling would make a much bigger difference. >> but the biggest difference is the commitment you make to yourself. >> you got to be a self-motivator. you have to. you have to. let the life that you want to lead be your motivation. i see nothing but winners in this room right now, and i need you all to all right? keep it up. this is not about a contest. >> it's about your future. i'm tyler for "tkn." >> we'll be back with more "teen kids news" in just a few moments. >> stick with us. >> most of the time, we're urging you to eat more fruits and vegetables, but as jacelyn reports, one organization says, "not so fast." >> fruits and vegetables are good for you because they make you healthy and they give you more energy. >> they have a lot of nutrients, i guess. >> they have a lot of vitamins that you need... and have good fiber. >> they're healthier than fast food. [ chuckles ] >> vitamins -- check. fiber -- check. fruits and vegetables are good for you, but sometimes they'

call or your principal could call and remind you to get up from school, but somehow we think wiz khalifauch bigger difference. >> but the biggest difference is the commitment you make to yourself. >> you got to be a self-motivator. you have to. you have to. let the life that you want to lead be your motivation. i see nothing but winners in this room right now, and i need you all to keep it up, all right? keep it up. this is not about a contest. >> it's about your future. i'm tyler for "tkn." >> we'll be back with more "teen kids news" in just a few moments. >> stick with us. >> president obama attending an interfaith vigil in newtown, connecticut, expressing his sorrow and offering support and prayers to those suffering after the mass shooting at sandy hook elementary school that took the lives of 20 children and 6 adults. the president speaking after meeting privately with families of the victims and emergency personnel who responded to the deadly shooting. >> mere words cannot match the depths of your sorrow, nor can they heal your wounded hearts. i can only hope it helps for you to kn

population are opposed to them and the population is no longer scared of them the population wants the al khalifa to abdicate to leave the country they want democracy they're tired of two hundred thirty years of autocratic dictatorship why is assad silence in the united states when the byways of human rights are so gross i just mean and generally quiet. partisan and of course you and everyone else no matter the reason and that's because the fearfully based in bahrain from the bahrain the us uses that as a pivot point to try to intervene and control the middle east it's the idea if you don't model is completely outdated it was a joke in the modern world and the only ones who don't get it on the. well two years ago this week the arab spring was born in tunisia but few could have predicted where it would lead including those that had the uprising ideas or english who now reports on those left behind by the revolution. it began here in tunisia two years ago when a poverty stricken fruit vendor serve himself on fire in an act of desperation some say he was a hero others say he was a drunkard with a hi

population are opposed to them and the population is no longer scared of them the population wants the al khalifa to abdicate to leave the country they want democracy they're tired of two hundred thirty years of dictatorship why is there such silence in the united states when the violations of human rights are so gross i just mean are generally quiet it is completely prophecy and of course you and everyone else no mysteries and that's because the fearfully based in bahrain is still uncertain whether bahrain's arab spring style uprising will spill into a full scale revolution as happened in other nations with the support of western states now when the first wave of unrest began of course in china zero coltan years ago few could have seen how far it could have spread of what results it would bring ridiculous reports now from the cradle of the arab spring on that was left behind. it began here in tunisia two years ago when a poverty stricken french vendor search yourself on fire in an act of desperation some say he was a hero others say he was a drunkard with a history of psychological problems what

small island nation off the coast of saudi arabia in the gulf it's been under the rule of the all khalifa family for more than two hundred years the country is a major headquarters for the u.s. navy earning its leaders the support of both saudi arabia as well as the u.s. so while the u.s. government condemns the actions in syria many allege it's also sending arms to bahrain to quell the violence there r.t. international correspondent alexei euro cesky brings us the latest report from this embattled nation when it came to supporting calls for democracy in middle eastern north african states while denouncing government sponsored violence leaders of the west were vocally critical remarks about the has lost legitimacy to lead and he must leave out of a very clear message for president the senate which is it is time for him to go but when scenes of violent clashes between riot police and reform complainer scame from bahrain the definition of democracy shifted and there was a suspiciously muted response in the summer the us state department came up with a statement expressing its concerns over

" damian lewis, the winner of "dancing with the stars" and music from future, soundgarden and wiz khalifaom a thanksgiving-induced food stupor, you can watch our first guest be just as befuddled by his family as you are by yours. >> morning. >> look at that. a woman working while you're sitting in a chair. i wish i could tell you it's always going to be like this. >> mom, dad. i need $2,000 for my trip to cancun. >> oh. as luck would have it, i have a crisp $2,000 bill right here. >> really? >> no! >> honey, don't listen to your dad. we'll give you the money. >> you will? >> no! >> jimmy: "last man standing" airs friday nights at 8:00 on abc. and you can see him live at the venetian in las vegas february 1st and 2nd. from infinity and beyond, please say hello to tim allen. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how you doing? >> very good. very good. you're looking sharp, man. >> jimmy: you look sharp, too. i just thought that when you came out. i'm used to seeing you in dress down. i ran into you at the movie theater a few weeks ago. >> creepy occurrence. >> jimmy: which was awkward, wasn't i