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it always depends on lies in secrecy. it is important to realize how minuscule that private money is. i could tell you that the public budget is over $83 million. the contribution of the so- called public-private contribution is less than 1%. an enormous effort has been made to make sure it is publicly supported so that it will reflect the first amendment, freedom of information, and democracy. this is betrayed for a fraction of a penny, let alone accountability. not using the slightest bit of honesty. the public is entitled only to be good slaves and expressed gratitude. the point of my presentation is what happens to institution when maintaining class barriers .becomes more important than the truth itself? what they have done to the library can be done to what you care about. it makes sense to do this to the library first because the library involves the public right to know. without that right, democracy has no power, and if the people do not have the power, and we are all just slaves to those who control what we know,

like manages to symbolize all of these in one go and therefore in many ways is being instrumental lies by politicians who don't necessarily have very efficient solutions to the real economic problems that we're facing to the real political issues that we're facing and they manage to detract attention from these very real issues through a cheap populism disguised as a concern for concern for security and women's rights but it really is nothing more than cheap populism because in many ways it really is an affront to the very values that are at the core of european identity things like freedom of conscience freedom of religion that are so very essential if you see an identity and we have fought so hard to achieve and maintain here ok mona from go do you do green was a cheap populism. i think this is much more a result of silence what we've seen in in europe happening over the past few decades is basically the liberal camp being totally silent about those issues that are important what does it mean to be european today what does it mean to be muslim and european today and in this silence t

. >> aren't there white lies you tell your children? >> is honesty the best policy? >> what really happens when people in the bay area think nobody is watching. >> now, she is warning others, the one thing you should never do if you visit yellowtone national park. >> and we are finally starting to see signs of warming temperatures around the bay area. we could see 90s showing up in the seven-day forecast. a look at that when we come back. >>>ed red-headed spy dubbed the sexy secret agent is reportedly leaves clueos facebook. anna chapman and nine others sent back to russia, messages like, "it was the best of times and the worst of times." courage when you look fear in the face. chapman is said to be shopping a book deal, and new action figures. >> so much for the cheaper right on b.a.r.t. they talked about reducing fares, tonight that item was shelved. linking the colsume to the b.a.r.t. station. a federal loan, and a bart reserve fund. they will use the fund to deep clean rail cars and replace seats. >> investigators of the central valley say the driver of a greyhou

prosecutors claim he lied in 2003 when he said he never knowingly took steroids. bonds was supposed to go on trial last year but the case was delayed after the judge barred prosecutors of using two key pieces of evidence. >>> chuck reed will ask the city council to put a ballpark initiative on the ballot. he has been waiting for a decision for a special committee appointed 16 months ago to study the option of the a's moving to the south bay, but a baseball source told the san jose mercury news the league is not likely to get into issue without the city going forward. they want to move to put it on the ballot. >> dozens of hotel workers face charges after being arrested in front of grand hyatt hotel. hundreds of workers blocked a street to protest stalled contract talks. they gave demonstrators time to move but when they didn't they made arrests. 152 people were taken into custody, cited and released. many were load onto a bus. contract negotiations have been stalled since 2009. >> and foggy this morning, maybe lifting by this afternoon. tuesday's does that sound r

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you lied in the face of the commissioner roger goodell.ou lied to everybody and their mama because you knew you were breaking the law and tried to circumvent it. he paid the ultimate price for it, 18 months locked down at levinworth. one is ignorant, one is intentional. when you talk about intentional, you talk about hangers-on and people who shouldn't be around you. >> coach, in the unique position of coaching lebron, you knew what his future was probably going to be, yet you still had to figure out some way to say, look, man, at the end of the day i'm your coach. talk to me about, even a lesser player and today's athlete, how difficult is that sometimes when these cats believe that -- yeah, you're my coach right now but i'm getting ready to get paid in a year and i don't really need to listen to you, i need to showcase my talent. >> yeah, it can be very difficult. i think if you haven't built a trust factor with a player and luckily for me, i had been coaching lebron since he was 11 years old. he understood that i was for m him, that i l

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suzanne pratt takes a look at what analysts say lies ahead for the u.s. economy. >> reporter: on the surface, the economy growing at a rate of 2.4% doesn't sound so bad. after all, consumer spending in the second quarter was only slightly weaker than the first quarter. on top of that, businesses bought up equipment and software at a blistering pace. the problem is the recovery is slowing down, just as government support is fading. and, that has some economists, like brian fabbri, concerned about the future. >> it really looks like a 2% growth story for the second half of the year. a little bit disappointing compared to where we have come from-- 5%, for example, in the fourth quarter and 3.7% in q1. so, it's a little disappointing. moreover, at 2% growth, we're really not making serious inroads into the unemployment crisis. >> reporter: and there lies the crux of the problem. the economy needs to grow at a much faster clip to make companies feel comfortable about hiring. experts estimate it takes about 3% growth in g.d.p. to create enough jobs just to keep

i would say that's the same as the boss i served in 1965,li lyndon johnson. he didn't want the generals to resign if he didn't give them enough of what they were talking about. i think president obama has made the same terrible error. >>> daniel ellsberg he's said you're in danger of bodily harm. do you believe that julian? >> we've taken security precautions to ensure i'm not in danger, or our other volunteers or employees. there was a period early on where some private signals coming out of the u.s. administration were not too pleasant. the public messages were not so bad. there does people to be a mergener the private and public rhetoric. so what we're hearing now, at least last week, just before this material came out is a bit more reasonable. we're having quite a few surveillance events. there was according to a canberra national times report and a former diplomat, a request by the united states, formal request by the government of australia to try and seize or aggressively investigate us in australia, that our request was largely rejected. so there is s

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and we've got plenty more stories for you still ahead including rape by deception lies and deception as israeli court rules that a jewish woman was raped by her boyfriend. at least five suspected militants have been killed and four wounded after a u.s. drone attack in northwest pakistan this follow saturday's attack on a militant compound in the same area that killed sixteen and despite concerns the unmanned aircraft are causing more and more civilian casualties and u.s. military plans to increase their production to target the taliban. the comma out of the blue i have two words for you predator drones. you will never see it coming a drone least ten times cheaper than a fighter jet it requires no pilot so there are no troop deaths to explain it's the perfect weapon for covered cia operations in countries like pakistan and afghanistan if things go wrong you can deny it all the way and things do go wrong studies by independent international experts suggest that for every militant killed as many as fifteen civilians also die there's no way of getting exact numbers the cia keeps its dron

sort of explanation from the white house is that these people who are telling the truth exposing the lies are the ones putting the people's lives in danger i mean that is so ludicrous such nonsense but because of the tepid character of the the propaganda nature of the us corporate media that lying will be promulgated time and time again today and tomorrow and in the coming days but i don't think the american people will believe that they want to know the truth. robert fisk middle east correspondent for the british newspaper the independent says stories like this show the power of the web it's a harsh lesson for traditional journalists. we've got all these expensive newspapers with huge investigative staffs watching the new york times in london in france and yet we didn't get this story it was the internet that got it this is the most important proof so far that in many ways newspaper journalism is retreating and going along with authority please can i be embedded i mean i'm not a baby but please can i be embedded can i get with the tenth mountain division can be with the british army and

beyond san diego's picturesque lies an ugly truth a wounded military community neglected by the very nation they fought to defend. the mentally able to defend this country. and i came home to be medicated and pushed it was. morally ethically and just like a monster we're creating when our vadra i think bigger. not just. the service people but i think. everybody these are just some of the troubled voices coming from a growing number of homeless veterans this particular weekend they made their way to stand down an annual nonprofit event that helps thousands of homeless vets get back some dignity many of these vets will get assistance in housing clothing work even a little in their team. and a good meal just a day here at stand down they're going to go through about how tanami just to keep all these veterans it's a big deal some of these veterans haven't had a square meal in a weeks and unfortunately once they leave here they won't have another one for a very long time it's kind of depressing. to justice. clifford wakens is a vietnam veteran hoping to get his life back on track for his

the capital of the ancient rules here lies the souls of russia it's always here and it's cause i was as it's one of the closest golden ring cities to moscow it's a popular day trip enjoyed by hundreds of thousands of tourists every here. people have lived in this area of russia five to twenty five thousand years the city was founded in eleven o eight by olga allowed to be among the most for the city gets its name of a new research suggests the city.

lies just eighty kilometers from moscow has existed since the thirteenth century the picturesque town has many hillside churches however it's not all about traditional religious architecture its houses have become a canvas for contemporary art as katherine to discover. where else so close to moscow would you hear church bells ringing so often every fifteen minutes at a dozen churches similar tanny asli this beautiful chime can be heard in the provincial town of moore of school located just eighty kilometers away from moscow and it's the closest cause of the kaluga region to the capital it takes so while defenders hilltop position thanks to the architects who started to build the town in the early fourteenth saying morris comprises of several unique churches like the christian old believe us church also the legendary. monastery adds to the towers must see list but more of it is not only about traditional architecture and golden day rooms and crosses it's hauser's our can of us for contemporary art to self-taught artist cheney is recording the history of his hometown through his paintin

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barry bonds faces charges that he ride lied -- that he lied to the judge.ge won't allow evidence an appeal by prosecutors was une successful. >>> 40-year-oldtammy thomas was convicted in 2008 for one count of obstruction of justice for telling the grand jury she never knowingly took steroids. the appeal's court disas. >>> there's been a recent streupg of burglaries in palo alto -- there's >>> for the second time this week, police in the peninsula have found a child committing a burglary. police believe adults are using the child to conduct the burglaries. >> reporter: homeowners reported that the child was confronted ran to some waiting adults. police say the boy used open windows or doors to get into the homes and may not be aware that he is committing a crime. >> sound like child abuse to me. i don't know what else to say about it. clearly, it's not a good thing to do. >> as a child, of course you wouldn't think to do something like that. desperate probably too. >> if you're an adult trying to use a child to gain access to a house or distraction technique

exist oh my goodness these stories are out there it's the government confirming to us that we've been lied about this war and we should listen to people on the ground so i'm not surprised by this but it shows that mainstream media has been reckless in covering these wars you know why the context it also says or some of these leaked documents suggest that there's pakistani support for. you know this we. just watch crosstalk on cross and we know about the need to rethink it was one of the main challenges during the jihad out what the pakistani involvement pakistani has been sop contracted their intelligence services by side by the cia and that's the whole point of the whole trouble in afghanistan regarding the insurgency and i saw that the insurgency anti-american whatever anybody insurgency in afghanistan has been perpetrated directed and funded by the united states central intelligence agency their of their partners. thirty years ago and the same thing you know it's time for the neighborhood to mend itself it was an abject failure the u.s. should get out now no more review in december this

factor as far as the pakistan security situation is concerned i think that's where the difference lies pakistan sorry i had to go i was going to go to i was going to go to washington if it's interesting here what we heard dan just say in and i think maybe that this is where the biggest problem is is that pakistan wants to have an afghanistan and that is friendly to islamabad but can that include mr karzai because that that's the u.s. man in afghanistan i mean is that really where we have the differences can we find mutual accommodation between the two because we've heard just recently over the last week or so a pakistan and pakistan afghanistan relationship but where does that leave mr karzai and his agenda for afghanistan and the american one. i think first of all to go back to our tolls point you this is a missile alliance between the u.s. and pakistan countries really don't have friendships they have relationships and they have interests and their relationships are based on interests so we shouldn't really see this as a permanent relationship there will always be differences and the

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