says they remember that it was mr clinton's administration but got rid of bless the eagle it was clinton's administration that put the wall street art in place and brought ruben omics in the same ruben omics people that mr obama has brought in he was clinton who brought in larry summers and obama who reappointed larry summers it was clinton who pushed and ruben omics and ruben brought in tim geithner as the bank allowed us to. be goldman sachs but operate to name a treasury secretary somebody who would serve its interest so there is just a feeling of one of disgust not only towards clinton but towards obama that they were grouped together now they are in their two piece of the same to the very same time so then are there no solutions for occupy wall street as there are changes and we're almost out of time i just overall quick answer here no there is no solution in there so why they're so frustrated metlife what this is doing is leading to a situation where once people realize there is no solution in the current system there are three revolutionary situation there what it's leading towards

mrs. clinton will be meeting with representatives of civil society and ethnic communities. on the surface, this is all about encouraging democracy in burma. for washington, this is about pushing back against china's influence in the country. >> in iraq today, u.s. vice- president joe biden continued his visit marking the u.s. lead. protests against his trip to mistreated the difficulties that the two countries still face. followers of al sadr to to the streets and shouted "no, no to america." >> and russia this sunday, the people cast their ballots in parliamentary elections. many elderly russians believe that life was better before. today, they struggle to make ends meet and have lost faith in the democratic process. we have traveled to a town 500 kilometers from moscow. it is called the black heart of russia because of its rich farmland. we look at the challenges the older generation faces. >> retired doctor has just collected a state pension. now comes the challenge, survive in the month on $230. at the supermarket, she has no spare money to spend on luxuries. she just b

mrs. clinton's visit is the first by a secretary of state in half's century. she will test whether the military government there is serious about delivering on democratic reforms. mrs. clinton will also meet with the opposition leader who was freed in 2010 after years of house arrest. the fukushima diachy nuclear power plant in japan came a lot closer to a full meltdown than we first thought. the company that runs the plant said today that the radioactive core inside reactor one burned through a concrete containment barrier and nearly reached the soil below. the plant was damaged by an earthquake and saw nawm nemarch, and lucy craft reports membership in- many in japan are worried about what it does to their food. >> toshiko yasuda lives 170 miles away from the nuclear plant. worried about radiation she buys little at the grocery store nowadays. she says, "radiation-contaminated beef has turned up in the market. broccoli and spinach and shitake, too. all discovered after they were on sale. i don't trust the government anymore. she worries even trace radiation

mrs. clinton asked me if i would work with the chefs that cook for the first family and began working withsicians. the president did like unhealthy foods. we were able to put soy burgers in the white house and have him get foods they were delicious and nutritious. >> even with the doctor's help, after his physical the white house doctor said the president had put on 18 pounds since a check up two years earlier. >> it all looks good. >> while diet and exercise can go a long way, most doctors will tell you to get to the last heart attack in america there is more. >> it's public knowledge that he was going through stressful times during that time. it goes to show you that information alone is not sufficient. we need to work at a deeper level. we need to work with the underlying stresses, the loneliness, the isolation that people are experiencing. >> we're taking the weight towards the balls of the feet. >> that's why this doctor's prescription for heart patients includes yoga. >> the mind will begin to quiet down. >> meditation. and group sessions at his institute in california. >> i came to

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. >>> and on top of that, former president bill clinton is criticizing mr. obama and the democrats were not doing more to stabilize the nation's economy. in a new book, mr. clinton says last summer's fight over the debt ceiling made the country look weak and confused. he says president obama should solve a hike in the debt limit when democrats controlled the congress. >>> well, occupy wall street protesters in oakland, california, are apologizing after their demonstration wednesday night. a splinter group turned violent. the riot police moved in. and now, there may be a public backlash, too. abc's neal karlinsky is there. >> reporter: the streets of oakland are filled with cleaning crews, taking on an enormous barrage of fresh graffiti. and citizens, like this woman. >> you're going to break the windows where i work? >> reporter: fed up with a movement she used to support. >> i don't see any positive message. i'm just hoping that they'll go home. >> reporter: violent run-ins between protesters and police led to fires, tear gas, 100 arrests and frustration th

how many times have we heard mr clinton mr bush mr obama say this has nothing to do with religion this is not a religious war this is a bunch of people who are just mad men we are definitely fighting a religious war and until we come to realize that we are never going to be able to defeat it in fact we're we're encouraging the growth of the next of a new generation of people who are going to fight us the you. yes it's pulling its troops out of iraq but at the same time it's boosting its military presence in the persian gulf more ground troops are pledged to be deployed new bases are being built what do you make of such expansion the ignorant it just demonstrates again the ignorance of the united states government in terms of its political leadership about what what what our problem is in the muslim world the the key point of formation for al qaeda was the presence of u.s. military forces some. fifteen years after they declared war on us we're now going to take people out of iraq and put them in kuwait and bahrain and saudi arabia reinforcing our presence in the arab peninsula only goin

mrs. clinton says she hopes an independent report -- the government is accused of using "excessive force." mrs. quinn said she hopes an independent report will help. >> it looked a little bit like the king was accepting a reward, but the words inside this 500- page tome are explosive. deeply uncomfortable. and with good reason. they stand accused of overseeing systematic human rights abuses. the king himself put a brave face on it. "if we take to heart the findings of this report," he says, "we can make this a day to remember in this nation? " but sitting next to him is his stony faced uncle, a man many people blame for the abuses. but will be chinalco? -- will he now go? finding the government guilty of a string of abuses, including illegal arrests, torture, forced confession, and the failure of senior government officials to hold those to account. speaking after reds, the man who led the after -- led the investigation said they must now be punished -- speaking after words, the man who led the investigation said they must now be punished. >> there is no doubt that there have to be senior

mrs. clinton just finished first speech. what is heard -- your view about what she said?he told nations to be smart shoppers of foreign aid. >> yes, she did. she gave a good speech. she was joined by other dignitaries. her speech was pragmatic. she was reflective on the u.s.'s experience and she pledged that the u.s. would try to improve in areas of policies and bureaucracies to try to fit -- facilitate developing countries. she also made comments and recommendations for the stakeholders in the room including nontraditional donors. and recipient countries. she said that they should be smart shoppers and be wary of countries that are trying to extract their national resources instead of building up their capacity. >> is a warning to the powerful economies such as china that they may be more interested in exploiting natural resources than promoting development? >> i think that is a thread of the coaster development and dialogue nowadays about what are in china's intentions about a corporation. but you have to look at a resources, and extraction in the context of cooperation

it was a complete failure and now people are beginning to understand it notice that nevertheless mrs clinton and mrs rice are continuing to push this bankrupt discredited model of the color revolution the cia people power who backed off by terrorist troops people from people from the muslim brotherhood the military council in egypt has said it will speed up presidential elections but the protesters that's clearly not enough they haven't forgotten what their revolution was about even if it seems the international community hands are the bennetts r.t. london. beyond human rights committee has agreed on a resolution condemning syria for its eight months crammed down on protesters in a vote bad by western nations and a number of arab states russia have staying for voting and has been calling for a dialogue between a syrian opposition and president ass's regime i just read a fortnight has details from new york. what this decision illustrates is an increasing amount of symbolic pressure against syria now having said that although this resolution was adopted and supported by one hundred twenty two

mr. clinton had raped herments andrea. >> because the clinton campaign told the media and the media obliged this this was a private matter, a distraction, even though she was a state employee and ended up paying her $850 ,000, more than the cain settlement. i believe that the cain campaign bungled this and as someone who worked on this, on scandals, they did screw it up from the start. i will say this, there are no details yet and i believe if politico had the details, and they would have been salacious, they would have used them. it's telling me it isn't a big deal and the number of the settlement is very small. again, the ap went with an anonymous source on wednesday, this is not good journalism here, just quoting all of the anonymous sources. >> the reason the numbers are different. k had unlike bill clinton was in front of the media doing interview after interview changing the stories a number of time. president clinton, wasn't out talking about it. herman cain created a media firestorm because of the way he reacted. >> jon: andrea had a great question in her column this week, jim. afte

mrs. clinton said her mother taught her to stand up for herself and to stand up for those who needed help. dorothy rodham died with her family around her. she was 92 years old. >>> jurors could soon decide the fate of dr. conrad murray. closing arguments are set to begin tomorrow. the defense rested its case after murray told the judge he would not be taking the witness stand. murray could face four years in prison if convicted of involuntary manslaughter. >>> lindsay lohan could be back in jail. she is expected to be back in front of a judge and admit she did violate her probation. that admission might get lohan two weeks behind bars. >>> in california, an investigation is under way at a nuclear plant north of san diego. engineers are looking into an ammonia leak yesterday and a partial evacuation of workers. the nuclear part of the plant was not affected and no injuries were reported. >>> how about this for a backyard view? it's a new one in southern wales where the cliff collapsed monday night, leaving more than a dozen mobile homes precariously close to the edge. they're going to be mo

mrs. clinton will also meet with representatives of civil society and ethnic communities. on the surface, this visit is about encouraging democracy in burma. but for washington, this is about pushing back against china's influence in the country. >> in iraq today, the u.s. vice- president, joe biden, continue his visit marking the u.s. pullout. protest against his trip demonstrated the difficulties the two countries will face. followers of an anti-american cleric took to the streets today chanting a note to america. -- no to america. in russia this sunday, the people cast ballots in parliamentary elections. but many elderly russians believe life was better before. the bbc traveled to a town 500 kilometers from moscow, in a region known as the black part of russia because of its rich soil and farmland. in the second of our ports, we look at the challenges the older generation faces. >> this retired gardener has just collectors state pension. now comes the challenge -- surviving the month on $230. at the supermarket, she has no spare money to spend on luxuries. >> there is a

mrs. clinton turned and burst out laughing. it's a big hit on the internet. quarter of million people have watched it. the guy is chester san teen know. it's his job to light the tiki torches around the hotel where the secretary was staying. >> don't they all wear loin cloths? >> that's how they roll. >> no one is wearing them around here tonight i'm sure. >> or not for the next couple days too. >> clever. >> she has it going on. >>> out there right now nice conditions now that the rain has stopped. the temperatures are on the mild side in the mid-50s. but looking outside the rain is definitely slowing down outside as it moves out the east. out there today a high temperature of 59 degrees. a low of 54 degrees. the average high is 58. one more day above average but that will not last and we will not see it tomorrow. over a half inch of rain at the airport. that's all we will see today but more rain tomorrow. and another band of showers moving through. 54 degrees the current temperature with wind out of the north-noest at 6 miles per hour. it will cool us down

mrs. clinton told the press, that was great, hope you captured it. and nearly a half century after jfk's assassination, fresh evidence from the day that he died has emerged. an audio tape of conversations between air force one and the white house after he was shot in dallas. >> ap bulletin. kennedy apparently shot in head. he fell face down in backseat of his car. blood was on his head. mrs. kennedy cried oh no and tried to hold up his head. connelly remained half-seated, slumped to the left there was blood on his face and forehead. the president and the governor were rushed to parkland hospital near the dallas trade mart where kennedy was to have made a speech. over. >> the communication is part of a trove of conversations on the tape, including 30 minutes never made public until now, a military aide to jfk held the full tape, which is expected to be auctioned for $500,000. >>> and still ahead, the amazing reaction to gabby giffords' journey of courage and hope. and, what you wanted to say to each other about what you learned from her story. mine wa

so what works for the last couple of years the russian representative to nearly a best of russia mr clinton regarding who's a real hawk has always been hard and he still is a hawk so why question to you why did it take hawk in brussels to start improving their relations i don't know about this is the regression very well he's not going to say he's a nice girl he is a very well here's a seriously you know she's very hard what's going on in brussels here finds a very open atmosphere and i think he will agree to that what i say let us be. in gauged together in this system let this work on the basis of transparency let us work based on trust and confidence and i think we are going forwards to work peaceful future let's hope so let's talk about international relations the middle east some leaders of the syrian opposition they they they've asked later after they saw what happened in libya they are asking nato to try to use the same scenario in their country do you think this may happen no i'm quite sure that will not happen but this is a totally different situation in syria than in the video ther

mr. clinton had four bloos vessel buy passed. >> starting around 4:00 he had a relatively reteen kuwait droelatively-of-routine quadruple -- >> had hurt like the deserving. it hurt so much high a hard time even watching movies much less reading, and then when i started again to exercise, and i foefrlsed myself out. i mean, like the first day, trying to walk a half block, i was really trying to push myself to doing the therapy, there was that period when you're just not sure you can come back. >> reporter: did you confront your workout? >> oh, yeah, but i lived with it -- i'm -- you know, when i was in elementary school, i was fascinated by symptom, and i used to walk in the cemetery in the little town where i was born where my father and my grandparents are buried, now my mother buried, and i used to go visit them, and read the headstone and see when people were buried there and when they lived and how long they lived. it was different for me. i was -- i grew up knowing that i couldn't live forever. i grew up knowing that people i loved would die, because my father died before i was born. s

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mrs. clinton said her mother taught her to stand up for herself and to stand up for those who needed help. dorothy rodham died with her family around her. she was 92 years old. >>> now we turn to medical news this morning. a study that has got a lot of women reconsidering that nightly glass of wine. researchers found even a little alcohol can actually increase the risk of breast cancer. with details on this, here is abc's andrea canning. >> reporter: the new study found compelling evidence that having even a single glass of wine each day raises your risk of breast cancer. >> in the past we have known women who consume a lot of alcohol increase their risk of breast cancer. we actually thought that a small amount of alcohol was relatively safe for breast cancer. >> reporter: the study of more than 100,000 women over a 28-year period shows just three to six glasses of alcohol a week can increase a woman's chances of breast cancer by 15%. less than a glass of wine a day. if you bump that number up to two a day, the risk goes to 51%. doctors believe as many as 11% of breast cancers are linked t

it was a complete failure and now people are beginning to understand it notice that nevertheless mrs clinton and miss rice at the united nations are continuing to push this flanker up the strategic model of the color revolutions the cia people power called backed up by terrorist groups people from al qaeda people from the muslim brotherhood i've heard this from some very important religious authorities here there's a growing movement inside the islamic community here which says we want reconciliation we want law and order we want legality we don't want that fanatics to run the show the fanatics are being brought in by the western powers. watching r.t. live from moscow are coming up a little bit later this hour tackling a deadly danger russia calls for simple solutions to solve the production and trafficking of drugs from afghanistan largest producer of a global hero. ten minutes past the hour here in moscow where the new leaders of debt ridden greece and italy are hard at work as they attempt to rescue the country's out of debt by lemons and athens lucas papademos has to approve reforms to s

to understand it notice that nevertheless mrs clinton and miss rice at the united nations are continuing to push this bankrupt discredited model of the color revolution and the cia people power back by terrorist groups people from al-qaeda people from the muslim brotherhood i've heard this from some very important religious authorities here that there's a growing movement inside the islamic community here which is what reconciliation we want war in order we want legality we don't want that fanatics to run the show the fanatics are being brought in by the western powers the new leaders of dad's ridden greece and italy are hard at work as they attempt to rescue their countries out of their dead dilemmas and athens look us papademos has to approve reforms to secure their next international bailout tranche before his country runs out of money while in italy the new prime minister mario monti is holding talks with e.u. leaders to map out a strategy for combating the country's debt crisis he is under pressure to boost at least growth and bring down its debt in order to prevent a disintegration