it was all simple basically along with would certainly constrains you only the news on you've ministrations is how can we do this and maybe american people think we're responding to their their desires and their needs and of course you have to realize the government doesn't really care and it's going to continue to do all the things it wants to do anyway it's just going to try to make this report look like it has the interests of americans at heart start a twenty five am moscow time this is obscene international thank you very much for joining us we're back in half an hour's time with the rest of your top world headlines the next one and only. the music secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a new its most sophisticated group which on fortunately doesn't give a donor found anything tunes mission to teach music creation and why it should care about humans in groups this is why you should care only on the r g dog. in justifying that stance they're citing all sorts of what they see as international precedents in cost of the be upcoming referendum in scotland but the response that they'

ministration has their offices in the basements of hospitals mosques and schools the united nations has can bend them for this. so this is while known canada and australia has condemned hamas for this why don't they accept the cease fire that israel has actually accepted why do they intimidate journalists who have told me themselves they are afraid the right spirit write the truth about what hamas is doing this nazi like organization and why did the palestinian arabs of gaza vote in a nazi like hamas terrorist group if there's so much in favor of peace and hamas has never wanted to negotiate with israel and hamas of course is on the terrorist list of both the european union and the united states or america understanding that their goal is israel's destruction and the murder of every single jew so he's just lying about the targeting the civilians and targeting hospitals it's only when they tell people to leave certain areas because of missile launchers because of the ministration hamas administration people having their offices there no hamas missiles no israeli retaliation and mr blumen

he said "the ministrations you have carried to our fighting men have been an epic of spiritual heroism hence the topic of my top talk this morning. the ministrations you have carried to our fighting men have been an epic of spire which you will heroism. never at any time to my knowledge have our men lacked for religious care and guidance. you have gone wherever they've gone. to millions of american boys you've been a friend that stick closer than a brother. in this war they turned to you constantly. you were more than a conductor of devotional and worship services. you were helpers, advisors, listeners, and comforters. you prayed with them, toiled with them, laughed at them. i recalled a sign on one chaplain's tent which made it easier for a man to come and talk to him, it read this: see me at your earliest inconvenience. like the teachers of old, you did not wait for men to come to you, you went out to the men." and i should add parenthetically that they ministered to the women, too, the waves, the w.a.c.s and so forth, but so predominantly was there ministration to men that's why the

he said to me that he has a person and the ministration was willing -- and the administration was willingget a new program off the ground. utmostt you to do your to see that you fulfill your responsibilities as enrollees of this program. this is a first for the foundation. laster, i made about 2800 -- last year, i made about 20 and. i have a family to support. 2800.ade about i have a family to support. when i came here, it was a brand-new world for me. nothing. know i was willing to learn something . i was tired of working here and there. doing great now. i am a foreman and i'm in charge to 72 people. it looks like i am going for supervisor and there will be more responsibilities. today, i am a skilled worker. i get a regular paycheck. a year ago, i was living in a little town in the rio grande valley of south texas. there were thousands of us in the valley with very little education and no opportunity. about the only jobs were in the fields and even these are being taken over by machines. the government gave us a chance. i met the qualifications and entered the training program. they tau

or back up today the conflict cigars a spot numerous stir ministrations worldwide in europe they were mainly against the israeli operation protesters in berlin wave palestinian flags and banners without civilian earth's ogress also gathered at the israeli embassy. let's go cross to london now where thousands marched to voice their anger. over the israeli strikes in france paris more than ten thousand rallied to the capital in support of the palestinian people france is seen weeks of protests indeed since the start of the conflict with some demonstrations resulting in clashes across the atlantic in new york two rallies held similar tenuously on the same street one pro israeli the other state in the conflict in gaza spot numerous demonstrations as i say. after yet another failed humanitarian ceasefire in gaza the people here gathered for the free palestine protest in front of the white house aren't just grieving for the tragedy happening overseas they're also feeling a lot of impatience impatience because their relatives are the ones ducking for cover in gaza and many of them say this i

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opponent of the course of methods used on terror suspects, is urging critics not to judge the bush ministration to harshly , saying it was under pressure at the time. >> president obama was clear. the torture of suspected terrorists was a mistake and should not have happened. >> in the immediate aftermath of 9/11, we did some things that were wrong. we did a whole lot of things that were right, but we tortured some folks. we did some things that were contrary to our values. >> after 2001, the cia tortured suspected terrorists on guantanamo prison and officials called what they did enhance interrogation. they had government approval. while obama was critical, he admitted they were under enormous pressure. >> it is important for us not to feel too sanctimonious in retrospect about the top job those folks had. >> the u.s. senate will soon publish much of a 6000-page report on the methods used against suspects to try to share -- shed more light on what went on. >> the fighting in ukraine has resume theirm to work at the crash site of the malaysian airliner. their work came after an agreement for a

peterson although he claims to be nonpartizan was a cabinet secretary and richard nixon stood ministration so it's very possible that he has an ideological hostility to government programs of any kind so i guess those are the two things i'd point to. and i think i think the biggest frankly is there is no i mean i mean there's only a lot of money to be made i mean we're talking about trillions of dollars over a decade and if they can just skim a percentage off that you know one percent is billions of dollars. right and that's what they do hedge for you know he's a hedge fund or pete peterson they take your money they manage it whether or not they make money they get a couple percentage points off it nice work if you can get it right yeah exactly tell me about the concord coalition and the committee for responsible federal budget well they're both people who are both organizations who have taken money from the from p. peters and you know you hear the phrase sock puppet but these are more like finger puppets where they all connect to the same man you've got the concord coalition is a group th

the ministrations decision has also had sweeping impact on the political process. it has denied states and denied voters in those 36 states the use of a policy lever that congress granted them. the ability to veto the ppaca's subsidies, employer mandate, and to a larger extent, the individual mandate, in effect, this decision by the obama administration has disenfranchised voters in 36 states. had the administration follow the law, those changes would have led to changes in the ppaca and maybe even in congress. instead, it has altered the outcome of congressional votes to repeal the ppaca and likely altered the outcome of a rational elections. it would have exposed the full cost to those enrolled in exchanges and lead to -- which would have led to a backlash against the law. the iressa still influencing congressional elections today by influencing the subsidies, because potential candidates are deciding whether or not to enter races in 2014 or 2016 as if that gaping hole did not exist, as if the lock congress enacted were more popular and successful than it actuall

ukrainian conflict claiming more lives every day care was getting further support from western backers ministration most says it plans to trade in a quick pit to regular forces the national guard fighters while the e.u.'s also quietly lifted a ban on supplying ukraine with weapons and reports. the latest move by the european union has certainly angered moscow the u. has lifted a ban on the supply of military equipment and technology to the ukrainian government but russia's foreign ministry says this amounts to double standards because that ban was actually imposed last february prevent the then president using such equipment against anti-government protesters but it now seems ok to use the very same equipment in the ongoing conflict in the east of the country which moscow fears could inflame the situation. was removed by the council of europe on the quiet according to moscow which has gone on to say the e.u. is not applying logic to the situation and is in fact just reacting to being prodded by washington washington meanwhile has announced plans to fund train and equip the ukrainian national guard

find a cure another fourteen percent towards fundraising is up and only seven percent actually ministration that includes a six figure salaries for the top team at the nonprofit organization c makes more than the vice president of the united states research saying she believes little of the money raised is likely to trickle down to the people it was meant for in the first place there's a lot of conflict of interest with if you look at who populate the board you'll find chemicals you'll find a lot of the corporations like pfizer that actually produce medications and or products that contribute to nurture generative diseases such as us although we'd like to believe the intentions are good the reality is the money is being funneled to wards a lot of pharmaceutical development which is unlikely it will trickle down and affect the suffering of those who have a worse in this country there's so much money behind the cause marketing model we literally have billions of dollars being raised by activating the consumer's charitable instincts that go not to the causes of the problem but actually contrib

most as much as possible basically along with would certainly constrain the only the news on the ministrations is how can we do the american people think we're responding to their their desires and their needs and of course you have to realize the government doesn't really care and it's going to continue to do all the things it wants to do anyway it's just going to try to make this report look like that have interests of americans at heart. my back to our breaking the news story according to his lawyer and as a whistleblower edward snowden has been granted a three year residence permits in russia he fled to russia more than a year after having disclosed the global surveillance projects maintained by the u.s. and the u.k. i do what i caution about joins me now live with before the details of the data what exactly is the best example development for snowden well as you just said it's according to the latest reports that we've been receiving agri snowden has indeed received a residence promise in russia that is valid for three years starting from the first august and that statement comes from he

it was all simple basically along with would certainly constrains you only the news on the of ministrations mind is how can we do this and maybe american people think we're responding to their their desires and their needs and of course you have to realize the government doesn't really care and it's going to continue to do all the things it wants to do anyway it's just going to try to make this report look like it has the interests of americans at heart it's also international law from moscow where backing off an hour's time with the rest of the world headlines for now boom bust is next on the seemingly never ending rise of facebook and what's behind the success of this social networking giant. during a press briefing president barack obama said something very unusual and used a certain term you'll almost never hear from a government bureaucrat he told the audience that in the immediate aftermath of nine eleven we america did some things that were wrong we did a whole lot of things that were right but we tortured some folks here it is a rare thing to hear someone in the white house admit to

as much as possible basically along with would certainly constrain you only the new telling you ministrations mind is how can we do this in american people think we're responding to their their desires and their needs and of course you have to realize the government doesn't really care and it's going to continue to do all the things it wants to do anyway it's just going to try to make this report look like they have the interests of america is at heart quite straight to breaking news here and i'll see international reports claim clashes have erupted between protesters and police in central kiev apparently those still remaining on my down square attacked police and firefighters with projectiles trying to push them away from the area the standoff began when city authorities tried to dismantle tents and barricades that have been there since antigovernment protests erupted back in november. iowa's sending plumes of think of black smoke all over the city center again these are the latest pictures with breaking news out of central kiev. next on the program on oxy international we take you backstage

theicans can deal budget for torn a 16 the way they want and -- the budget for that to the it ministration. act, youfordable care asked him about that. >> i thought his answer was really interesting, because when you have people making projections, you want to know if they were right or wrong in retrospect. and his point was, we may never know. the affordable care act sort of change health-care spending landscape so much that it is hard to measure what things would be like in absence of it ever existing. my sense is that they feel pretty comfortable with where they are. obviously, there have been so many changes after the law was passed, and continue to be changes from the administration, that it is probably hard to exactly measure what the impacting cost will be. but my sense is that this is a legacy issue. for obama, it's kind of going to be a legacy issue -- for obama. it's going to kind of be a legacy issue for mr. elmendorf when he leaves office. >> is mr. elmendorf leaping, saying? >>leaving, that is a good question. the situation is more confusing because he came in on an unexpired

have been addressed earlier before spiraling out of control in your mind is there anything the a ministration could have done to prevent. from this you know from seeing happen what's going on right now with this this sort of remarks that are coming in and out of washington are are ranking just anti obama isms without any real coherence the reason that isis exists today in such a powerful strong form is because in two thousand and nine at the end of the u.s. counterinsurgency campaign there was a failure to develop a long term coherent political plan that incorporated all elements of of iraqi society that was able to make long term sustained political peace building from the bottom up we achieved temporary success and what we did when we defeat it well when the sunni's defeated al qaeda in two thousand and nine we essentially pushed them into the to the countryside push them into latency but that actually didn't get rid of the problem which was. old tribal differences political different ideologies and what that this task of sizing has now brought about isis to be. more vitriolic more powerful

manipulation to take all those tax dollars to canada because he doesn't want to pay for the wars ministrations started and buffett himself has made clear that berkshire hathaway is going to pay us taxes on their gains from this deal in their preferred shares it's the private equity of three g. and pershing square we don't want to pay the u.s. taxes and burger king now will no longer be a u.s. company but now you mention suicide consumption and that takes me to the next headline where i'm thinking well you know americans are. it's just more and more of his personal income tax which is paying for the wars that americans love ok they they do love it and they love us they love all sorts of corporations including this now canadian corporation of burger king which they don't mind subsidizing so how are they going to generate more income and i thought a really good way to combine all of this sort of police state suicide consumption and all that comes in the headline from my t.v. suicide tourism numbers double in four years researchers finds a suicide tourism is on the rise experts said after they fou

manipulation to take all those tax dollars to canada because he doesn't want to pay for the wars ministrations star and buffett himself has made clear that berkshire hathaway is going to pay us taxes on their gains from this deal in their preferred shares. it's the private equity of three g. and pershing square we don't want to pay the u.s. taxes and burger king now will no longer be a u.s. company but now you mention suicide consumption and that takes me to the next headline where i'm thinking well you know americans are it's just more and more of his personal income tax which is paying for the wars that americans love ok they they do love it and they love us they love all sorts of corporations including this now canadian corporation of burger king which they don't mind subsidizing so how are they going to generate more income and i thought a really good way to combine all of this sort of police state suicide consumption and all that comes in the headline from my t.v. suicide tourism numbers double in four years researchers finds a suicide tourism is on the rise experts said after they found

for a way out and president putin provided him with a way out obama doesn't care and the good ministration doesn't care about people on facebook of public opinion it's public opinion does not change foreign policy now but the i didn't do care years ago price and i was never going to get a an authorization of military force the president was never going to get an authorization of military force from this congress because the elected officials our country our presidents network presidents get authorization i get only the judiciary had already been hearing as i was going to go to paris annie and one of the interesting thing i agree with and says we have the advent of facebook and we have you tube very important twitter etc etc but one of the things the broader picture understand ok we have but very importantly it has been mentioned on this program was the illegal war in two thousand and three against iraq in the subsequent occupation which is disastrous but we also have the financial crisis of two thousand and eight two thousand and nine which i think a one. people looked at the establishment

are defense officials telling the press that the obama ministration is considering launching a humanitarian relief operation for shiite turkmen in northern iraq. byy have been under siege islamic state militants. the imperiled town is about 105 miles north of baghdad and just a few miles from kurdish territory. an estimated 12,000-15,000 people are said to lack access to food or water. julie hyman broke the story that the self financed islamic state might be raising more than $2 million a day in revenue. matthew 11, the director of the signed program. -- matthew levin, the director -- he how did this story come about? >> we have been hearing for a couple of months now that this group, which is now going itself the islamic state and operating in iraq and syria has become the richest harris group we chatte -- the richest terrorist group we have ever known. where were their finances coming from? was it what we have seen in the past like a sum of who was wealthy himself. is it like kidnap for ransom? what i found was that this group has been largely self financed through a combination of territ

disingenuous for the white house to claim the summit was not in large part a response of china they'd ministration will tell you that but it's at the front of their mind america is losing influence and respect in africa he said i hear it when i ever i travel there so when he gives a quote exactly what he's hearing when he goes to africa often as part of his lobbying efforts he says africans say why do we need the united states when i travel around africa i've seen airports i've seen roads i've seen railroads i've seen ports i've seen all kinds of things that are really impressively built by china that you have to say the united states refused to build well as we've said on the show a few times you know the strategy of china in africa is to build stuff and the strategy of america in africa is to bomb stuff so i think the africans are thinking and i think we go with the build stuff rather than bomb stuff and the u.s. is running out of bombs you know that the there there are supply lines of bombs to various countries that they're bombing iraq libya. afghanistan gaza you know all these bombs that the

the obama ministration looks to american personnel and ethic -- ethnic and religious minorities. plus, protecting your possessions. i want to talk to a self storage executive who is cashing in on your desire to stave -- save photos, toys, and everything in your closet. a florida marlins reliever beaned in the head by a line drive. we will talk to the company looking to protect layers of all ages. let's get headlines from our radio cohost, carol massar. >> new york attorney general eric schneider has won a battle to victims of$410 bernie made off. rejectedl judge that argument. mcdonald's fell 2.5% in july after there was a bomb for the third straight month. and have established rivals they have introduced cheaper food bills. u.s. stocks rebounding with the s&p 500 climbing the most since march. it gained over 1%. that is a look at the top headlines. a little bit more than an hour ago, the united states launched a second round of airstrikes in a mission against militants from islamic state. , the go to bilal saab atlantic council resident fellow for mideast security. about thehat