. >> you know, mohammed, mr. bernanke was asked today and it was a question he didn't really seem to have a particularly adroit answer to, that is why hasn't quantitative easing or the the stimulus program created more jobs than it has, or has it at all done that? do you say? >> i think what it has is avoided something much worse. i'm with him when he says the counter factual would have been much worse. i'm also with when he says we dealt with unexpected things from the european crisis to what is happening on capitol hill. fund mentally, it's not a perfect instrument. it's the asset channel, it's about making you feel better so you go out and spend more and business investors. it's a very indirect way of stimulating the economy, a much better way would be public investment, removing long-term uncertainty, doing all this other stuff. unfortunately, the fed is the only policy making entity in play and therefore, they are using i'm perfect policy and they are getting inperfect results. >> one thing that we kept hear

this relates to come to defying a court order while he was deposed president mohammed mrs prime minister to re nationalize textile factory privatized when full the president of the bark was still in power security forces are another step closer to having a full house of the muslim bro leadership behind us. but no closer to ensuring safety. the loss of life from the christmas eve cop bowman also a southern egypt which killed fifteen and wounded one that unfolds it was proof of continued instability. it was quickly condemned by the brother my mood about the palestinian president speaks to use foreign policy chief catherine ashton the midnight mass in bethlehem. christians came together at the church of the nativity traditionally seen this tease this but like i was tired of christmas eve. never in at the end today only the aftermath of the office trespass was a private visit us in patriarchal for solution to the problems all but the last time i would hate it when living in a very difficult situation to the lounge and saw mum the day of the situation for which we do not have an immediate sol

mr. clean, mohammed nuru, mr. park. he's mr. clean, that's our road show, who is so, so, so committed to making this city park sparkle. i want to bring him up so he can say thank you and let him say a few words. talk a little about our joint giants sweet program. once this event is over we're going to work together to keep this place sparkling. so, mr. clean, come on up. (applause) >> thank you, mr. parks. what a beautiful day. (applause) >> so, i'm very happy on the partnership that we have with the recreation and parks department, from the department of public works, all these bond projects. thanks to the voters, thanks to the community. we've been all working together and this is the result, what you see is a beautiful park. from dpw, lizy hirsch, our project manager making sure all the details, all the visions of the community had when the park was being built, the benches, all the nice stone work, all the plants, that they all came together to make this beautiful space. a big hand for lizy, please, and her leadership. (appl

mr. mohammed is also here to re. gabon is here.f his excellency of the european council is here.the leader of croatia is here. his excellency, the president of nigeria is here. [applause] minister ofe prime the united kingdom is also here. ofhe president d'voire is here. and of course the president of brazil is here. this point that i would like to call upon the president of brazil all the way from latin america. [applause] we need translation? translation? oh, he is there. thank you. >> thank you. president zuma and south , and family members of toson mandela i would like say my condolences for the invaluable loss of nelson mandela. ladies and gentlemen, heads of friends,ar

of the recreation of the ec which is being independent instance to supervise the election when mr mohamed romney was assassinated there either. our colleague in on him and was assassinated on the twenty fifth of july of this year are and we had elected to any of the nine person who's all be easy unfortunately his assassination the brutal assassination with fourteen while it's had its eye and at the stop of our move towards finalizing the sleazy so the awesome forces was ejected is not only the religious or political but it is anti democratic and since then it is he out called united as the acting gig as terrorism and we are hanging on the second half and the people to vote for that. hang on a second suspect your pet that assassination happened back in july. again the question is yes. vmware and our tunisian is going to be able to vote on that new cars fishing when willa that it is that decision would be that this is an up and i love birds of the independent instance of the election that have to be elected by parliament. but the idea i've been desperately trying to win gold in tunis wants

we're ready to keep fighting islamist supporters of morsi like mohammed say they are in hiding fifteen of showing any allegiance to the ousted mr brotherhood president. since they cleared the sit in some men started shaving their beards and the women to go off their knickers. anyone who's against the coup does not sleep in their own homes they spend nights at friends or even in barmes they're not even arresting are to this but normal people the checkpoints because they look like islamists with a beard even the simplest expression of support for mohammed morsi like a piece of stationery puts people in danger both from the communities and the state hundreds of morsy supporters have been arrested and many face trial after tonight's overthrow by the military security forces say the crackdown is necessary to secure the country but human rights organizations say it's part of a wider clampdown on free i the military backed government is determined to enforce new legislation banning protests without police permits so now leading secular activists are on trial to jailed under the new law. and that the breakdown of political activists is

mohamed ali, the great fighter. some called the greatest of all time. he said what i will remember most about mr. is that he was a man whose heart and soul and spirit could not be contained or restrained by racial and economic injustices. metal bars are the burden of hate and revenge. he taught us, forgiveness on a grand scale. and we have a statement here from bono, the musician activist best nobody with u-2. emif he was born to teach the age a lesson in humility, in humor and above all, patience. in the end, nelson mandela showed us how to love rather than hate. not because he had never surrendered to rage or violence but because he learned that love would do a better job. so those are just two of the many statements coming in from all over the world as people celebrated the life and times of nelson mandela. >> and more and more will be pouring in over the next ten days of official mourning. the south african ambassador is here. and i understand here in washington, you're planning for some sort of memorial service as well? >> in the next few minutes we'll convene the meeting of black trade unio

mr. harvey kelly for taking time out and listening to me. and making a change in contracts. well done. c'mon, this is for small businesses. mohammed for believing in business and creating new projects and putting in the effort for creating equal opportunity, thank you. last and definitely not least, to my lord and savior jesus christ for this is the reason it's possible. god bless you. thank you. >> i didn't know you were actually building an empire. can i get a loan? so, i just wanted to thank a few people that help put this together. first of all emilio cruz, where is he? he's back there somewhere. also i would like to thank ma sood. ben, where is ben? here he is in the back. leman abram who is a consultant that works with us on the sewer improvement program. martin lopez who is helping us, tyrone. i just wanted to thank everyone. the success of the center is not only with the city. it's with partnerships, the contractors and consultants and the community. we are going to make sure we have plenty of food. food will be in the back. so stick around. there is food all over the place. enjoy yourself and have a wonderful day. one las

mr. harvey kelly for taking time out and listening to me. and making a change in contracts. well done. c'mon, this is for small businesses. mohammed for believing in business and creating new projects and putting in the

mohammed ali. he says quote, he made us realize we are our brother's keeper and that our brothers come in all colors. well, i will remember most about mr his spirit could not be restrained by economic injustices, metal bars, or the burden of hate and revenge. he taught us forgiveness on a grand scale. he was a spirit born free destined to soar above the rainbows. statement by mohammed ali. i want to bring on nbc's ron allen. he covered nelson mandela's 1994 election, and he's been back to south africa five times since 2011. thank you for being with me tonight. you were there in '94. i was there as an observer, an activist. you as a journalist. i was in the city of johannesbu johannesburg. give people a sense. i understand the greatness of nelson mandela. you have to understand that moment. the african -- the black african had never been able to vote before in south africa. >> right. >> give us a sense of what it was like in durbin in the non-city areas. >> right. this was a very rural area and we were beyond the city. and there were polling places that were essentially huts. and it was a very misty, foggy morning. and i can remember se

mohamed joins us now and what are you hearing about the fighting? >> we can confirm now that the fighting is happening within that town and sources in the town including the mayor, mr. kneel as well as military sources confirmed that the rebels loyal to former vice president supported by tribal malitias known as the white army have taken part of the town and fighting is still going on in bolton and it was deserted after the last bought of fighting but the few people who remain in the town have now started fleeing and some are going to the u.n. base. others are also going to outside areas outlying villages outside the town. and this is the capitol of the state. it's the largest region in south sudan and oil rich and fighting as we know is going on in oil-producing regions of south sudan including bentu and upper mile state and the fighting that has gotten over and the government forces are in charge, but the fighting caused massive destruction of both property and life. resent fighting has turned once bustling town into a ghost town. apart from government soldiers on patrol the town is almost deserted and this is the man in charge of it for now. he is the commander