won't be up and running for another two years and it doesn't require congressional approval liz wahl r.t. washington d.c. well that was a big talking point the two thousand elections guantanamo bay is not really on americans radar these days but seeing as how we're still spending millions to hold hundreds of people there without charges for over a decade it should be it doesn't look like get mo will be closing its doors anytime soon. well the paul family is that it again this time to cry and government regulation on internet freedom ran in his father ron paul have created a libertarian manifesto for the internet called the technology revolution and it outlines questions to be addressed when internet rules are being delegated it urges the government to stay out of the governing process and let the private sector shape the future of the world wide web so what does it all mean and what will be best to protect our internet freedom joining me now in studios andrew blake r t web producer eight eight point seven and nothing much ran so you know i took a look at what they're proposing i think a lot of peopl

won't be up and running for another two years and it doesn't require congressional approval liz wahl r.t. washington d.c. . it was a big talking point the two thousand elections it's not really on americans radar these days it's seen as are sort of still spending millions of dollars to hold hundreds of people there without charges for over a decade it certainly should be it doesn't look like it will be closing its doors and in time soon. he's the x. president that gave enough guffaws to fill comedy shows for decades of course i'm talking about the one and only george w. bush well it's a sixty sixth birthday today for this special occasion we're going to play some of his best highlights from his eight year term and by best i mean some of the most absurd comedic moments of his presidency take a look we need energy. consumption our enemies are innovative and resourceful. so we. they never stop thinking about new ways to harm our country and our people and neither do we. we must never stop thinking about how best to defend our country i'm the decider and i decide what is best the united states of americ

may bring in the revenue of cities and states across the country so desperately needs in washington liz wahl r.t. . katie at the business trading on the floors of wall street now happening what's the latest how are the markets doing yeah quite right nice to know the negative stuff for the u.s. stocks and that's despite best inexpensive weekly data on the u.s. jobless claims buyouts that news is failing to offset worries about the global growth situation we've got out the moment if we look at the dow jones eight tenths of a cent down the now is that one and all of a negative territory so far will monitor the situation throughout the day now so go to the u.s. things are pretty bad in california to where a third of the city is going to boston to wakes up on a day you know follows the like stilton after saying coal. its payroll foreclosure rates are shooting up in many parts of the us california is sixteen billion dollars in debt now let's move on so i learned the country has been dealt another blow by the finance minister saying that debt is likely to hit one hundred twenty percent of g.d.p. in twe

may bring in the revenue of cities and states across the country so desperately needs in washington liz wahl r.t. . time now for business update as he rushes back on track through safe haven absolutely a nice a direct investment into russia has reached fifty three billion dollars that's twenty two percent more than last year posting a new post crisis record corning's the united nations a conaway's who analyzed about forty developed countries they found out that every third wave box out of one hundred all invested in russia that makes volume of investment equivalent to about three percent of what the country's economy produces a good rest is confessed that it is the impressive growth of the domestic market and cheap labor. business to russia ok let's head to wall street and see how investors are forming in the second hour. all right it's another negative start for the u.s. and indeed that's why it's better than expected weekly data on u.s. jobless claims fell into offset the worries about the global growth but the dow jones there on the whole five percent down the nasdaq nearly one and a half per

sorrows may bring in the revenues cities and states across the country so desperately needs in washington liz wahl r.t. . that does it for now for more on the stories we covered go to our you tube channel you tube dot com slash r t america check out our website our two dot com slash usa.

washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r.t. well one of the deadliest mass shootings in recent u.s. history today a gunman opened fire inside a movie theater in denver killing twelve people and wounding more than fifty others the gunman you see here twenty four year old james holmes a former medical student before the shooting he threw a gas canister into the packed crowd of moviegoers law enforcement says he had an assault rifle a shotgun and two pistols holmes is now in custody the f.b.i. trying to investigate the suspect's home but found it to be booby trapped with explosives now we talk a lot about surveillance here and how it affects people's right to privacy and the just for justification for surveillance whether it's cameras or online the justification is that it is for our safety so in this day of high insecure. already and the vast of resources spent in the name of protecting our safety how does something like this happen to discuss this tragedy in depth and joined now by brian dorothy he's a senior editor for reason magazine he's also also the author of this buck you see t

washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r.t. . one of the deadliest mass shootings in recent u.s. history today a gunman opened fire inside a movie theater in denver killing twelve people and wounding more than fifty others the gunman seen here twenty four year old james holmes a former medical student holmes is now in custody the f.b.i. trying to investigate the suspects home but found it to be booby trapped with explosives now we talk a lot about surveillance here at r.s.c. and how it affects people's rights to privacy and the justification for surveillance whether it's cameras online is for safety so and this high if this in the day and night and security and the vast resources spent in the name of protecting our safety how does something like this happen to discuss this tragedy earlier i was joined by brian doherty senior editor for reason magazine he's also also the author of the book you see there gun control on trial well we're reading the stories correctly and have one. in the back of it or came in with some sort of data shooting people why it escapes me a little bit what

washington d.c. i'm liz wahl and you're watching r.t. all campaign season is in full swing and president obama now has six months to fulfill his election promises and he made a lot of them let's take a look at some of the big ones and now he's scored on his report card first one there by malia and sasha a dog done we give him in a credit card bill of rights accomplished that also given a there remove troops from iraq he gets an a minus he announced the end to the war but military contractors are still there the reform the health care system we gave him a grade of c. he tried but didn't get all the bells and whistles in that he promised get unemployment below four percent we gave him a d. it's more like double that right now civilize the economy we gave him an eye for an incomplete for obvious reasons get ten percent of electricity from renewable resources by two thousand and twelve we gave him an ass that isn't even close to being a reality in the whole cylinder debacle didn't help his grade they're close guantanamo bay we gave him a fai