higher, and we can't afford to put food on the table for our families, if you look at the unemployment lels, the highest -- levels, the highest is - university level students. it has serious problems. >> given all the problems, how different or what difference will the new parliament make? >> the new parliament will be interesting. the speculation is that obviously tunize will be the big winner. the rest of the scene is fragmented. the front runners, pre-election polling was indicated that support for the congress for the p.d. p has gone down. we see new coalitions forming among a large number of political parties. what will term the agenda is the social economic reforms that they go for, and whether they go for fundamental changes or not. this is where the parliament and the shape of the party will make a difference. the biggest winner in parliament will determine the shape of the next government. >> we'll have to see. sunday al jazeera will cover the elections. thank you. senior associate at the carnegie middle east center from beirut >>> brazil's presidential candidate had their final tv

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. >> a one-day strike but court clerks postponed trials and delayed lel proceedings today both sides are blaming each other for unfai labor practices. this clerk's office would normally be bustling now. with more than half of the courts employes on strike, it's closed. it meant victor santee couldn't file papers to stop an upming eviction. >> the workers say the court is violating law by bargaining in bad faith for a new deal that will begin in 2015. >> this is across the table. then we'll lose jobs. >> nearly $16 million. they say it could pay for a wage hike but the court says under state law, money had to be spent by this past july. >> we spent it to gear run tee health care for retirees, to balance our budget. we spent to it improve services to the public. >> the stre shut down nine of the 23 courtrooms. 14 of the 26 at civic center. emergencies were priorities. for other filings and papers there were drop boxes court clerks are the highes paid in the state but union says the comparison is unfair. >> san francisco is one of the most expensive places in the united states to live a

do you think there'll about a lels? >> you white get a shake-up in relation to news reports. just as we sawies's remains. if the shake up and person comes with a shake up in his policies we'll see a different white house and policy. >> now to israel over comments made about prime minister binyamin netanyahu, calling him a chicken expletive, calling him an accord. >> apparently the defense expert was not able to have the meetings he wanted. how big a split is in between aviv? >> it's serious put it's personnel. these charges have no place in diplomacy. it's almost a mackia vannian effort to promote doctors while giving the other guy some of his or her natural interests. and this is what we are not doing with binyamin netanyahu. he is the leader of israel. he has been reincorrected. we have to be able to deal with him if we are serious about running a social security policy. that raises a question. you hold your knows. you deal with other leaders, if it is not important, you can have personnel grudge. in. >> i think the israelis are concerned. the security is in the hands of am

. >> well, i mean, it's pretty remarkable the pressure we faced, the lel trouble we've gotten into. vernment coming after me for using false pretenses, lying to federal officials. two party cnsent lies. there's not very much a rst amendmenin this country when it comes to journalism and undercover reporting. the. stossel: let's talk about those cases. you were doing a story about senator mary landry there were reports she wasn't answing her phone so you posed as phone repairman. so i guess that was against louisiana law. >> i suppose. we could charge a our politicians in washington with entering their buildings with false pretenses. if it's nothingng more i'm fibbing my iention of being here. these laws are designed to protect the government from being defrauded i'm an investigative reporter who uses undercover methods. don't intend to commit fraud. i intend to have conversations to uncover they're having fraud. >> evee canada which we thk of as a free country where they sort of have a first amendment with an asterisk, people get prosecuting muslim. i can say president obama is a lia

question is, no, we don't see that kind of changes being made to health care legislation at the national lel level. the second part of the answer to your question is that it is widely known in canada, that it public commitment is so strong that for prime minister of any political stripe to try to alter that, and undermine it in any way would be political suicide. >> i got your message. >> keep the politicians out, we had two changes, medicare part d, and the carve out for the unions, is that an example of what we are talking about, and 33 other changes that is the last count, that i have. >> good examples of groups with political clout, to stop changes they don't want to see. they are clout on capitol hill. if would you mind if i take a second to talk about some of the outcome measures here. >> i am overtime. i will ask the permission of the chairman if that would be possible. >> 30 seconds. >> thank you, you got 30 seconds. >> with regard to life expectancy and infant mortality. to use that to tell you about it is a bit like using batting average to tell you about football. life expensancy,

question is, no, we don't see that kind of changes being made to health care legislation at the national lel level. the second part of the answer to your question is that it is widely known in canada, that it public commitment is so strong that for prime minister of any political stripe to try to alter that, and undermine it in any way would be political suicide. >> i got your message. >> keep the politicians out, we had two changes, medicare part d, and the carve out for the unions, is that an example of what we are talking about, and 33 other changes that is the last count, that i have. >> good examples of groups with political clout, to stop changes they don't want to see. they are clout on capitol hill. if would you mind if i take a second to talk about some of the outcome measures here. >> i am overtime. i will ask the permission of the chairman if that would be possible. >> 30 seconds. >> thank you, you got 30 seconds. >> with regard to life expectancy and infant mortality. to use that to tell you about it is a bit like using batting average to tell you about football. life expensancy,

the foiled terror plot that led to the justice department scooping up n the records, that story was lel for five days at the government's request because the request is based on the fact that the separation so on going. and so the story was held.t w it was only after the governmeni said it will be safe now it wouldn't jeopardize the information that story was publi published. >> that's the classic one. it's an on going investigation. and they make the case and very specific and it comes from somebody high up. that's a harder one to refute. >> thuk. professor lou fris ucla, former news anchor. i just have a pretty general question for each of the panelists. i'm won i'm wondering should we as w journalives, educators, et cetera, be concerned about s, relationship between the government and journalist ws wh we see more and more in the news, we hear about journalistsh covering stories and other countries, being held as s potential spies, being accused of spying, you know, for the u.s. and among other things. should we be concerned about th fact that, you know, the cia and the fbi have boots

. >> john, if you could book our time, lel love to see you more. >> maybe the lag will be less in china the. >> good. . we've got some sports news force you. the dallas cowboys there in overtime. >>> the redskins. i like the cowboys, the redskins, the patriots. >> i think you you kind of owe -- >> yeah. you have mentioned those. >> and the bengals beat the ravens. >> they don't want you back. >> i don't care. they're going to have to do a lot more. >> they don't want you back. you are like -- >> but after 25 years, they finally just -- after the colts game, i had it. but this was rg3. is he coming back? >> nope. this was dallas's first loss since the opener. >> and they look good. that's why it watts a good rivalry last night. >> hopefully the bengals keep looking. >> bengals. you sound like gym dmans. i don't, then. >> the last -- no, the first guess. noise? we'll start bashing some corporations next block. that is your -- you took my advice and wrote about that. >> yep, your advice. >> you had no column yesterday. and i said, are you going to see that every week? i said why don't you

this is confusing because mixed messages seemingly are emanating from the local level to the federal leld. they're concerned. my heart goes out to this young nurse who has become ill, and one of the things i know because being a rentalstered nurse as well as a physician is that your nurses are often the best barometer of the activity, the operations, and the quality of care that's being produced in any organization, because you're at the bedside 7/24, so these allegations are quite disturbing of using tape to cover a neck that could be permeable and trying to kind of jimmy-rig a system apparently that really wasn't meant to be used that way which exposes some of the challenges. i think we should listen carefully to what the nurses are telling us. we need to have the cdc team in there which is what i said, dr. frieden said, dr. gupta said early on where there was an apparent break and need to find out where the wreak was and we need to look at our protocols, some several years old to make sure they reflect the best science today. >> would all of this be streamlined if we had a surgeon gen