today you direct negotiations between the commission of their joint economic space from the national express and european commission that are. going to have to take place because a number of first just were transferred to national body and now even if we want to do it we cannot do you're in. the negotiation process with the european union with the.

small town where more than a hundred unarmed civilians died, many of them children and many nations expressingthe killing and some including the united states expelling syrian diplomates, assad's government to blame for killing some 9,000 of its own citizens since the uprising last year. we're learning new details of a shooting at one of canada's largest shopping smalls and canadian police are hunting the gunman who sent shoppers stampeding over each other to get away from the bullets. it's our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. canada, panic in a busy shopping mall food court. a man opened fire killing one person and five injured including a 13-year-old boy in critical condition now. >> the injuries to the man who was killed certainly indicates he was the targeted victim of the shooting, but there are a number of people who are innocent bystanders. >> harris: some were trampled in a rush to get out of the mall. ghana, a pilot trying to land a cargo plane smashes through an airport fence and into a crowded bus, all passenger on board the the bus decide. the pilot and three othe

we now have five or six nations who have expressed their intent to withdraw their troops. some say this is down to security, protecting the lives of troops. others raised the question of nato's budget. apparently there is a financial crisis within nato. how do you explain this? second question, several months after the fall of gadhafi's regime we are still waiting for the operational report from nato. how is that coming on? >> there is no financial crisis within nato. quite obviously there is an economic challenge. but i feel that we have found responses to that at the chicago summit. the solution is indeed our smart defense initiative. we are going to promote cooperation on a multilateral basis and, as you are aware, we have adopted a certain number of multinational concrete projects and this is a very compelling response. this is the path to be followed in order to avoid that the financial crisis will become a security crisis so there is no financial crisis within nato. we are, indeed, facing an economic challenge, and we have found a solution to that challenge. would yo

you this week about taiwanese protest happening over american beef imports and now another nation is expressing concerns about u.s. food standards the biotech giant monsanto is facing a multibillion dollar lawsuit five million brazilian farmers are suing the company for collecting royalties on crops that unfairly claims as its own next week we'll tell you what the latest case of small farmers versus mega corporations plus get ready for the two thousand and twelve version of one thousand nine hundred four major cities across the u.s. are installing high tech security applications that have speakers were officially going to yell at people for littering or jaywalking and cameras that could see your every move and even record conversations between people on the street to say goodbye to privacy because big brother is watching and finally for decades the u.s. sex toy market is accounted for nearly two billion in total the adult industry sales every year that's all changing thanks to a mix of e-commerce and a gradual shift in sexual attitudes among mainstream consumers next people exposed the sexy sid

tennessee valley authority and the oakridge authority have expressed interest to the department of energy on-siting one there. sandia national laboratory has expressed the same. the congress has approved the beginning of a five-year jump-start program for small reactors. if you were chairman of the commission, would you assign a priority to the commission's role in creating environment where we could move ahead with small nuclear reactors? >> if confirmed and then designated as chair, i would certainly be interested in learning more about the commission's role vis-a-vis small modular reactors. i know a little bit about them technically from my own background, and i think they're very, very interesting. i would look forward to seeing license applications and seeing how they go. >> would you support the idea of moving ahead with them? >> excuse me? >> do you support the idea of moving ahead with small nuclear reactors? >> small reactors? certainly. >> in my service on nrc i have supported activities that would prepare the nrc to receive designs for review of small modular reactors so that if vendors decide to proceed, the nrc

and in a televised address to the nation, the clean expressed her gratitude for the public show of affection. >> the events that i have attended to mark my diamond jubilee have been a humbling experience. it has touched me deeply to see so many thousands of families, neighbors, and friends celebrating together in such a happy atmosphere. then another the celebrations are over, the queen will continue her diamond jubilee tour of the country, to meet the people she has served for 60 years. mean to go nuclear energy free? we have a look at the latest challenges facing germany as it strives to be that goal in the next 10 years. >> that's right. and another effect of the economic giant and its rapidly growing appetite for the illegal trade in ivory. stay with us. >> true art has a mind of its own. just like beethoven and the artists who interpret his work. at the beethoven festival from september 7 to october 7. order your ticket online. >> what is so powerful that it can make you overcome your greatest fear? turn your brother into an enemy? leave wounds and stars long after the fighting is over?

the ecuadorian ship had a huge flag and so this idea of national pride being expressed through big flags, that's not new, and it's very popular, in the naval services to this day, and so really i think armistead was going by conventions, big flag, i'm there. interesting how stars lined up for our american history. he wants the big flag. big flags are en vogue. not like he knew francis scott key was out there and if he did he didn't know key would see the star and write "the star spangled banner." it just happened that way. >> just saw a replica of that flag. how many stars would have been on that flag? >> all right. there's 15 stars but make sure you count the stripes because there's 15 stripes, too. >> you mentioned francis scott key a moment ago. you see a lot of paintings or drawings of the time of francis scott key. it almost looks like he was right next to the fort when in fact he was quite far away. >> right. it makes a better painting, if you have key right next to the fort. in all honesty, he was four to five miles away, now, he could still see the flag but he's looking through a

it's the highest expression of national appreciation from congress. >>> the food & drug administration approved a new obiasity drug that can help patients lose 3 p% of their body weight. it's the first prescription weight-loss drug approved in 13 years. it's only for patients who also have another health condition. arena tried to get it approved two years ago, but there were concerns about tumors. after seeing more evidence, the fda says there's a low risk for humans developing those tumors. >>> google is now officially throwing its hat to the tab lett market form the interneat giant unveil the nexus 7 today. with the 7-inch screen it's smaller than the apple's ipad. it will come with google's latest operating system jellybean. google's announcement comes just a week after microsoft announced its own tab lett. >>> coming up next, carroll maloney, hey, welcome. >> filling in for dan tonight. >>> yes. >> i'm a little sweaty, but adam oats is coming back, in a suit now. bad news for a local favorite who hoped to be playing in the golf tournament today. >>> a rocky mountain high for the na

national security issues. >> senator john mccain expressing concerns, his concerns and others laufg the house intel against committee investigating the recent leak of sensitive information about the covert drone and cyber wars against terrorism by the obama administration. the president responded to those claims on friday. >> the notion that my white house would purposely release classified national security information is offensive. . >> jon: we talked a little about this last week, monica. the suggestion from senator mccain is that the president or president's people are trying to burnish his image as a warrior and a protector of the nation by releasing classified information. >> yes, and note that was not a full aisle denial. he said that was offensive, didn't say it doesn't come from my white house. the politicizing sensitive information over the last couple of years have been totally, totally outrageous and bad enough he released exfacto details of the osama bin laden raid. but in this case to leak sensitive details about an ongoing operation with regard to the united states, number one enemy, number one state-

regarding the attempt to withdraw forces in afghanistan with allied nations, there's five or six nations expressingent to withdrawal the troops. some say this is essentially down to an issue of security, protecting the lives of their troops, but others have raised the issue of nato's budget. apparently, there is a financial crisis within nato. how can you -- how do you explain this? second question -- several months after the fall of gadhafi's regime, we are still waiting for the final operational report from nato. how's that coming along? >> there is no financial crisis within nato. >> translator: quite obviously, there's an economic challenge, but i feel we've found responses to that at the chicago summit. the solution is, indeed, our smart defense initiative. we're going to promote cooperation on a multilateral basis, and, as you will be aware, we have adopted a certain number of multinational concrete projects, and this is a very compelling response. this is not the path to be followed in order to avoid the key financial crisis. will become a security crisis if there is no financial crisis with

would say for conservatives, that cultural appreciation for the art and expression is precisely why organizations like the national endowment for the humanities have constantly been subject to attack, free radio, because ultimately the expressions themselves have danger in their ability to uplift and to help people imagine a world that is just and fair and equal. >> khalil mohammed. thank you for joining us here on american history tv. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> this week on the civil war, two historians discuss robert e. lee's leadership during the civil war. they consider lee's education, his work as a general, and his ability to maintain troop morale under challenging circumstances. this is the second in the series of sessions we're airing from a conference organized by the virginia commission. the theme was leadership and generalship in the civil war. the virginia military institute in lexington, virginia, hosted the conference and this portion is about 1:10. >>> good morning. my name is holt merchant. i teach history next door in washington lee university. and i am enormously pleased to have thi

as all good americans know, burning and exploding things is the finest way to express your national pridebut they can be dangerous. and that's why we've enlisted the help of one of hip hop's most prominent pyrotechnicians to help us out. here's waka flaka flame. >> every year, every fourth of july, we do roman candle fights. i'm going to tell you about this fight. first, you get your t-shirt. you wrap it around europe head, you put the shirt on, the part where your neck go, right between your eyes like a ninja. then, you right the roman candle. one year, i ain't do it, i don't want to get the blame of this. a friend of mine hit somebody in the face and put they t-shirt on fire. that's like ghost face. the funniest year i ever had with roman candles. so, remember, kids, be safe, and light that [ bleep ] up! ♪ >> jimmy: hey, tonight on the show, selma blair is here. we have music from linkin park. and we'll be right back with matt wileblanc, so stick around. ♪[linkin park "burn it down"] ♪[rock] ♪ [narrator] can't wait for the honda civic tour featuring linkin park? neither can we. go to fa

the tsa unveiled express travel lanes at reagan national airport that allow visitors to bypass security check points if they volunteer information about themselves prior to flying and no. 1, distracted driving laws apparently are not working. according to the highway lost data institute current texting bans have not reduced the number of car crashes. aaa suggests making fines stiffer and harsher. d.c., maryland and virginia all have laws banning texting while driving and that's tonight's fox 5 top five. >> if you liked today, you'll love tomorrow, maybe warmer, but this weather lately has been awesome. >> perfect. we need a break from it because we had all that near record heat. we get our little break and we'll have more seat. it's a break sandwich. >> we'll take it. >> tonight it's beautiful. i think it will probably be nearly as cool and comfortable tonight as it was last night where we saw a lot of places dropping into the 50s and 40s. i think in the district we're headed for 60 degrees. so enjoy it. as we look at our weather headlines, open those windows, get the free air condition

huge scandal because on their come on over the water sad members of the russian national team because some of them expressed you know they're so desperately with putin that they're all traitors and even if they win that's going to be a voice for our share because if you are for putin that means that you would be trade some kind of course you know. that should unite all russians so there are problems psychological problems with that and there is a deeper problem on the it also all the problem is that people who fall to their more moderately leftwing walked us they wanted they voted for the preservation of certain social institutions that steal keep the majority of russians afloat you know education affordable education affordable health care things like that and unfortunately it's not the first time that we get it and you have it all over the world you have it in great britain you have it in other places. the slogans during the electoral campaign are more than a leftist and then you get basically a right wing government which says all came now we start a new bunch of gods in that case in that sense russia is

they are a medium by which the concerns of the nation are expressed. we were a country in war in afghanistan and before that in iraq. we were a country that faced a great economic crisis. i would at been failing in my duty if i had not tried. i listed all of my meetings. partly people that actually did a huge amount. i met mall because i believe that had a duty to reach a consensus in this country about how to approach a difficult problem. and how we approach to economic crisis. i think i would be criticized if i had failed to talk to the media and talk and engage with them. i must say to you that there was a red line in everything i ever did. there was a line in the sand across which i can never cross. if there was any question, i could have nothing to do with that. you have to have a clear dividing line between what you do in politics. for me, there was ever a point toere we have issues related -- we had every news media concern about different things. and no point what i have ever allowed a commercial interest to override the public is shut -- inter

care argument they would both vote to uphold the law and if they remain true to that expressed philosophy, nationalsame thing on thursday. >> i would like to hear you talk more about why chief justice roberts went the way he did, kennedy is the swing vote, so he goes on both sides. but i found it a little funny to see roberts with this group today, given what you know about what he's done in the past, why do you think he made the decision he made? >> it is interesting. it is striking. when he started his chief justiceship, this was the kind of decision he said he wanted to promote. i had an interview with him, he talked to other journalists and he said he felt 5-4 decisions along polarized party lines were terrible for the court. he said he would strife to persuade his colleagues to reach narrow, unanimous opinions. and he said that would be good for court and good for the country. you suggested he had mixed success achieving that. there have been plenty of polarizing 5-4 decisions from the citizens united campaign finance decision to affirmative action, but maybe in this particular case he thought

china hopes the tension will further ease and bh nations will restore cooperative relations. >> however, the spokesperson expressed china's intention to continue claim over the shoal. adding that the country will continue to monitor surrounding waters. tensions have temporarily eased but the cause of the confrontation has not been resolved. the territorial dispute will remain a sticky issue between the two countries. >>> economic growth in vietnam is catching the eyes of the world. another key factor attracting foreign investors is deposits of valuable minerals. japan is reaching out to vietnam to help it step up production and also secure its own future supplies. nhk world's akiko ishihara has more. >> reporter: japan has high hopes for vietnam as a supplier of rare earth elements. the two countries have established a joint research institute in hanoi to study the minerals. officials from both countries expressed their hopes for the prosperity of its opening ceremony on saturday. >> translator: the completion of this center is a testament to the cooperation of japan and vietnam in the fields of science and techno

china hopes the tension will further ease and both nations will restore cooperative relations. >> however, the spokesperson expressed china's intention to continue claim over the shoal. adding that the country will continue to monitor surrounding waters. tensions have temporarily eased but the cause of the confrontation has not been resolved. the territorial dispute will remain a sticky issue between the two countries. >>> economic growth in vietnam is catching the eyes of the world. another key factor attracting foreign investors is deposits of valuable minerals. japan is reaching out to vietnam to help it step up production and also secure its own future supplies. nhk world's akiko ishihara has more. >> reporter: japan has high hopes for vietnam as a supplier of rare earth elements. the two countries have established a joint research institute in hanoi to study the minerals. officials from both countries expressed their hopes for the prosperity of its opening ceremony on saturday. >> translator: the completion of this center is a test toomt the cooperation of japan and vietnam in the fields of science and technolo

he expressed his resolve to save the nation and fight what he called terrorism. assad denied his government's involvement in the massacre in houla late last month. more than 100 civilians, mostly women and children, were killed. he said even monsters would not carry out such an attack. syrian troops have been continuing attacks on opposition groups even after u.n. observers can monitoring in april the cease-fire between the two sides. the u.n. estimates more than 10,000 people have been killed since the anti-government protests began last year. the u.n. and arab league envoy kofi annan expressed concern that syria would spiral into an all-out civil war. >>> a passenger plane crashed into a residential district near an airport on sunday in nigeria's largest city, lagos. footage from nigeria shows flames rising from the crash site. damage can be observed to the wings. the domestic carrier dana airplane was bringing 153 people from the country's capital abuja to lagos. a official of nigeria's national emergency management agency told nhk it's likely everyone onboard

there and much more coherent expression of our national energy policy, that's for sure and they are just as powerful relative to the state to france in even more so and yet only in america what what would we have the state oil company that lives in opposition to the state. bricks tillerson recently told scouting magazine that his favorite book is "atlas shrugged" by ayn rand. that is the sort of touchstone for libertarians and it suggests an attitude of sort of skepticism let's say generously towards the government that is peculiar. the equivalent company in france or italy or even in britain, it would have all gone to the same university as the president of the united states part pert a would be buddies there had be an interlocking sense of worldview and maybe even, they would work arm in arm with the french government abroad to secure the saudi interests and so forth but this country, they are skeptical of our government and build lost irony is we are skeptical of concentrated power so here at exxonmobil is an institution with an enormous concentrate chief executive reads a book that i

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tsa unveiled new express travel lanes at reagan national airport yesterday. the lanes allow visitors to bypass security checkpoints if they volunteer information about themselves prior to flying. >>> this is going to sound look a joke. it is not. we've all heard of seeing eye dogs. but what about a seeing eye horse. >> turns out there are only six of them in the country and one of them has traveled from baltimore to new york. mona ramuny and her seeing eye horse. i have to stop to look at this because we haven't seen it. >> it's little horse. >> a little tiny one, almost look a little pony. they are at the center of attention. she bliewnd and was visiting the woman would found and trained cali. she hopes mona do everything from crossing the street to picking up objects. >> she will do anything i ask her. to she is very protective and very trusting of me and that goes both ways. she saved my life more than once. cali can work for 30 years while a dog usually has a span of 10 years. >>> he stayed away from scissors for two years and all for a good cause. we'll

overstepped its bounds when it comes to the ability of individuals and groups to express themselves freely in these moments of national decision we call elections. but recent events suggest that the threat to the first amendment is much broader than that, and that, my friends, is what i would like to talk to you about this morning. because for constitutional conservatives especially, but really for all americans, the right to free speech is the freedom upon which all of our causes depend. if we don't have the right to organize and to speak freely, then we've lost the fight before it's even been waged. and what we're seeing on the political left today is a concerted effort to literally undermine that right. what's even more concerning is the fact that the current administration has adopted the tactics of the political left as its own. they're doing the same thing. and i think you'll all agree with me that it's one thing for a left wing activist to harass and intimidate people for political views. it is really quite another for an administration to use the power of government to do so. that's what we're seeing. and it's

in addition, national security association presumably, we presume may exercise very broad expression over portals. that seem to me to be affecting portals to the benefit of well, the exsiting regime of broker dealers. >> what we did to combat that was a lot of education. the sec and the other group both is a copy of it. this requirement is out there and offer investment advice is way more strict than some of the things out there. it is the level of oversight that they are providing here is excessive and sometimes right. we are probably leaning more -- >> stricter or more costly? >> they go hand in hand. it is an issue where going back to what is the eastiest way to how to access capitol. it is expensive and we have to recognize that. that should not be your cheapest option when there are other mean to do so. >> how would you fix the jobs act so that it could work, function and doe so in a costly manner with as minimal amount of fraud as possible. >> i don't think the bill is as bad as others think. right now, if you were to make one sale to one qualified person, because they didn't g