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it's mission is to start a national movement to make sure all indians have enough food. >> reporter: one of the food security armies first officers, a widow with few options she devoted herself to the land. she now supervisors more than 40 service providers and runs a business worth $130,000. >> my income has quadruppled since i started doing this. my life has changed a lot. now i own one acre of land and i also have savings. >> reporter: in the 1970s the state of kerela produced 1.5 million tons of rice. today it produces one-third of that. for farmers, a shortage of labor has been a consistent problem. >> compared to before production has increased many folds. other farmers in my village started using this services and has gone back to their land. >> reporter: this grassroots initiative has captured the attention of the nation. and if the indian government looks to provide food for all of its citizens it could help to turn you policies into ground realities. al jazeera, kerela. >> 24 years after the so-called velvet revolution in the czech republic could the communist party play a

its mission is to start a national movement to make sure that all indians have enough food. >> one of the food security army's first officers. a widow with few options she devoted herself to the land. now runs a business worth $130 $130,000. >> translator: my income has quadrupled since i started doing this. now i own one acre of land and also have savings. >> the state of karala produced 1.1 million pounds of rice. now it produces pr one-third of that. the lack of workers has been a persistent problem. >> other farmers in my village have also started using their services and gone back to the land. >> this grass roots initial has captured the attention of the nation. and if the indian government looks to provide food for all of its population. libby duff, al jazeera, karala. >>> economic output rose by 0.5%. thousands across britain are still struggling against poverty. >> construction is up. manufacturing is up. britain is showing slow signs of economic recovery. consumer confidence is growing and shoppers seem more willing to part with their money. 0.6% rise in sales last month. a r

protestors say its part of a national movement to talk to president obama. demonstrators say its the first time a group has ever blocked a deportation bus in the city. it ended when the police escorted the protestors away. no arrests were made. >>> newsom will highway an aclu panel that is crafting a ballot pressure that could go before voters in 2016. >> we are going to learn a lot from washington. we are going to learn a lot about the issues of credit card use and banking and all the federal related issues. >> california voters rejected a measure that would have legal marijuana three years ago. washington state and colorado are the only two states that have legalized marijuana for recreational use. here in california and a dozen other states marijuana is legal for ma dissal use. >>> hears of l hit an all time high. the company says its earnings rose nearly $3 billion or 36%. on the downside a decline in ad prices. still google rose in after hours trading to $960 per share. >>> al gore may not have invented the internet but he is trying to own twitter. they

in california, and we got together as a support group and as we realized this was more of a national movement and just not in our states we decided to form novjl -- >> and jody, one of the pictures was the face of your brother's murderer, he was stabbed 25 times. >> he was stabbed 26 times and with a six inch 95 and his neck was -- he was nearly decapitated. a plop by a juvenile and her then 19-year-old boyfriend to steal a car. she wanted, i circulate say it was her plan she wanted a car to see her father in new mexico. and ultimately came up with a plan, a plan they executed and planned out. my brother had been the victim. >> our community is responding lisa and as you can imagine a lot of emotional heated divides here. saga, double starts, not old enough to vote smoke or drink. angel said if my view, if the kid can commit the crime they can do the crime. dara says make them face the victims of their crime. many are in deep denial of what they had done. video here. >> unfortunately the juvenile just system, if you transfer them to the adult system it looks worst. anxiety, posttraumatic stre

. >>> japanese leaders have backed the united nations movement against the use of nuclear arms for the first time they've signed a statement saying the weapons should never be used again under any circumstances. nhk world's jackie issue i cow a has the details. >> reporter: a committee of the u.n. general assembly deals with disarmament in a statement. new zealand's representative proposed a document. more than 120 countries have given it their support. >> the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of nuclear weapons are a fundamental and global concern. >> reporter: the document says nuclear weapons have immense and controllable disruptive capabilities and indiscriminate in nature. it says the use and testing of such weapons have shown the consequences are unacceptable. it also says that it is in the interest of the very survival of humanity that nuclear weapons are never used again under any circumstances. delegates around the world have adopted similar statements since may of last year. one was released in april at a conference on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. but up until no

. >>> japanese officials have given their backing to a united nations movement against the inhumane consequences of nuclear warfare. for the first time, they've signed a statement renouncing use of nuclear weapons under any circumstances. it says if humanity is survive, such weapons must never be used again. a committee of the u.n. swregen assembly that deals with disarmament adopted the statement. representatives from 125 countries signed it. >> the catastrophic humanitarian consequences of punuclear weapo are a fundamental and global concern. >> the document says a nuclear weapons have immense uncontrollable destructive capabilities indiscriminate in nature. it says the use and testing of such weapons have shown the consequences are inacceptable. delegates from around the world are adopted three similar statements since may of last year including one at a conference on the nuclear nonproliferation treaty. up until now, japanese officials have refused to participate. many japanese including survivors of the atomic bombings criticized the government. japan is the only country to have been hit by

the entire national movement was and was based on certain principles and aspirations which need closure to the sense of betrayal that the freedom fighters felt and therefore after all these years and several rounds of tragedy in bangladesh and attempted to find clothes through the judiciary and through open public trial something that they are attempting to do now. it's for their own people really to judge to accept or to moderate it or modify it and i think it would be it really would not be fair on our part to comment on how they bring closure to a very very sad and very painful past we were part of it we did we did fight along with their freedom fighters for the freedom of. but beyond that it is really for the people the government elected parliament obama levy. but we just hope and pray that they get closer that this does not lead to further. divide in their society and that they can together find a solution that would bring them peace that what they need is for a minute. thanks for watching next. expect the strike. couldn't take three. three. three. three. three. video for your med

protesters say it is part of a national movement to pressure president obama to stop deportations. >>irst we need to stop the deportations and then he needs to come up with the legislation and an immigration reform that works for everyone. >> demonstrators say it is the first time a group has ever blocked a deportation bus in the city and ended when san francisco police escorted the protesters away, overall no arrests were made. >> fair weather in the forecast for your friday and the weekend looks just as good, giving you a live look at the mostly sunny skies over the east bay. temperatures warming into the 70s already at this hour. 76 digs in walnut creek. some of us noticing a difference though, take a look at half moon bay. 55 degrees. so we have a 20 to 25 degree gradient going on at this hour, 60s around the bay, 77 livermore, the five at half moon bay, north bay temperatures trending slightly cooler as well, it has to do with the low clouds and the fog that have returned to the coastline. take a look here, i noticed in the last hour half moon bay has cleared out quite nice, sant

at the end of the cold war, there was a real national movement in this country that arose pretty quickly the 1970's that was calling for a nuclear freeze, a reduction in the number, a freeze in the number of nuclear weapons and that movement played a very central role in persuading ronald reagan who started office as a bellicose cold warrior, calling the soviet union the evil empire, at the end of his administration, he was calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons. his change of mind had a great deal to do with the huge pressure that the public put on him. it is important that we are aware of this issue in the same way it is important that we are aware of global warming. the two greatest threats the u.s. faces are global warming which is occurring slowly and may be reversible, and a nuclear weapons going off which is going instantaneously, irreversibly, and we will have consequences beyond our imagination. i think it is preventable. tavis: where policymaking or policymakers are concerned, why get this conversation not traction amongst policymakers? >> yeah, i think it is so far off t

including but crowds endorsed by the country's outgoing president mikheil saakashvili and his united national movement the former parliamentary speaker has only confirmed his defeat and congratulated his rival upon the good results but another favorite of this phrase noble john was a veteran politician here in georgia one of the leaders of the two thousand and three rose revolution here in the country the first color revolution that so regime change in the former soviet republics has claimed that it's too early now for anybody to open champagne because official results will only come out in two weeks and she has claimed for everybody to wait till that moment all those we have been able to speak to him believes and told us this is a vote is less about welcome in the future but may or and rather about saying goodbye to the country's past and personally make house he's known in the west as the man who brought democratic changes here to georgia and there are many people here in the country who share this opinion saying that he was the man who made the country turn away from the soviet past and move toward

minutes ranting about how the palestinians are the heirs to the nazis and how the palestinian national movement was directly engaged in the final solution and the killing of jews in europe which is completely false but beyond that is pure incitement he delivered this speech in hebrew and meanwhile the u.s. is trying to conduct a peace process with netanyahu under netanyahu his terms this man is supposed to be a partner for peace who is calling palestinians nazis you see him speaking one language in the u.s. saying he wishes for a peaceful future for israelis and palestinians and another language in israel and in my book in my chapter about netanyahu i call him the salesman because i talk about his marketing efforts of israel in the u.s. i write about a little known quote that he delivered at the same university bar a line university in one thousand nine hundred nine where he talks about how he urged then prime minister yitzhak shamir and he was a he was in government to begin conducting a massive campaign of ethnic cleansing in the occupied territories because the world's attention was focused

congratulated his rival even it surely is a georgian dream politian house to release united national movement in the parliament elections last year and it seems that they are celebrating only ready again i hope you can see here these are the guys who are now celebrating their victory although official results will only come out in two weeks and officially tactically the intrigue still remains the party all the other candidate nobody another veteran politician here in georgia one of the leaders of the rose revolution in two thousand and three that ousted then the president. has said that first of all who she has accused even is really of promoting his candidate because he made public his choice when the vote was not yet over and he she has made it clear that she doesn't trust exit polls and she will be right in the fischel results which will only come out in two weeks but sunday's vote very in is very interested not because of the candidates that are in the list but because all of the man who is in the least this time and i'm talking about present make out like it's really those who are we spo

including but crowds endorsed by the country's outgoing president mikheil saakashvili and his united national movement the former parliamentary speaker has only confirmed his defeat and congratulated his rival upon the good results but another favorite of this race as a veteran politician here in georgia one of the leaders of the two thousand and three rose revolution here in the country the first color revolution but so regime change in the former soviet republics has claimed that it's too early now for anybody to open champagne because official results will only come out in two weeks and she has claimed for everybody to wait till that moment but it's interesting that this year's presidential election here in georgia is interesting not because of twenty three protests opponents who are in the least but because of one man who couldn't take part in that because the law prevents mikhail saakashvili from running for president again and sunday's vote in fact marks the end of his nearly ten year long presidency and this is why all those we have been able to speak to here in belief have told us this is a vo

so, all of that was tied in to the black power in the national movement. >> reporter: that history has people in jackson worried about mayor. james hendrix is a radio host and blogger who speaks to a more conservative audience. >> they see someone who wants to blow everything up. an wants to throw whitey out of town. that's what they see, earth real or imagined but that's what they see the and it scares the hell out of them. they are comfortable. >> reporter: the whatever the suburbs fear, and jackson itself, he got 87% of the vote in the general election. he has his work cut out for him. this is one of the poorest citys in the u.s. >> this used to be the heart of the community it was lined with shops and business bus today it's a shell. >> millions of dollars have been spent on a redevelopment effort and they failed, only two businesses here in three city blocks. >>> . >> they have a population and the ownership in the tpwhrabg kwhaoupblackcommunity the minor. they only get a percentage of the prof seeds. >> reporter: the mayor's solution is to overhaul the way jackson does business w

the death of matthew shepard sparked the national movement that led to the sxngs of the federal hate crime law. the national cathedral will hold a forum with shepard's mother. matthew shepard is a friend of mine, all part of a series honoring gay and lesbian victims of discrimination and bullying. >>> happening today, a new focus on education. how you can join teachers, administrators and students in an important new conversation. >> incredible images coming in of a new wildfire. why u.s. troops are the ones keeping a close eye on this one. >>> what's up, chuck? >> another day feeling more like august than october here in washington. there are changes coming, which could include strong to severe thunderstorms some time very, very soon. we'll talk about >>> new this morning from california, we're getting a better look at the fast-moving fire that has consumed already over 1,000 acres of land, including a marine base. started at camp pendleton, prompting an evacuation on that campus. eight fire crews are battling the blaze with help of military crews from the camp. >>> cloaked in contro

its mission is to start a national movement to make sure all indians have enough food. this woman is one of the food security army's first officers. lavindrian runs a business worth $130,000. >> translator: my income has quadrupled since i started doing this. my life has changed a lot. now i own one acre of land and also have savings. >> reporter: in the 1970s the state of karala produced 1.5 million tons of rice. today it produces one-third of that. for farmers like narinan, labor has been a persistent problem. >> compared to the fall, production has increased many fold. many farmers in my region have started using these services and gone back to the land. >> reporter: this grass roots initiative has captured the attention of the nation and as the indian government has looked to feed all of its population, libby zoul, karala. >>> answers from the white house about a spying scandal. tapping the german chancellor's phone. now, they want the united states to agree to an intelligence code of conduct. listening in on phone calls of as many as 35 world leaders, the report su

we're -- has been pursued there and it's linked to that larger national movement. it's really important stuff. legal coordinator for feminist majority foundation, thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> the big election in new jersey is over. also, it's just around the corner. really big news about marriage equality in new jersey. the women who would be trying to unseat the antisame-sex marriage governor, chris christie, is going to join us here tonight. please stay with us. my asthma's under control. i don't miss out... you sat out most of our game yesterday! asthma doesn't affect my job... you were out sick last week. my asthma doesn't bother my family... you coughed all through our date night! i hardly use my rescue inhaler at all. what did you say? how about - every day? coping with asthma isn't controlling it. test your level of control at asthma.com, then talk to your doctor. there may be more you could do for your asthma. >>> steve lonegan lost in the new jersey senate race. he did that weird thing where he slapped away his wife's hand and said do you want t

its mission is to start a national movement. to make sure that all indians have enough food.a vendrian is one of the food army's first provider and runs a business worth $130,000. >> translator: my income has quadrupled since i started doing this. my life has changed a lot. now, i own one acre of land and also have savings. >> in the 1970s the state of karala produced 1.5 million tons of rice. today it produces one-third of that. for farmers like narin asksn a shortage of labor has been a persistent problem. >> compared to before production has increased many fold. other farmers in my village have also started using the services and gone back to their land. >> this grass roots initiative has captured the attention of the nation. and if the indian government could hope to produce food for all of the its population it could turn this into groundbreaking policies. libby al jazeera karala. >> the fight osave giraffes from extinction. >> i'm jessica taff, live in st. louis for game 3, cardinals red sox, coverage coming up later on in sports. you impact unless you've heard angles y

the the food security army is trying to lure people back to the land, its mission to start a national movemento make sure that all indians have enough food. india is one of the security army's first options. this woman supervises more than 40 service providers, running a business worth $130,000. >> translation: my income has quadrupled sips i started doing this. my life has changed. now i own an acre of land scpr savings. >> in the 1970, the state of caro la produced 1.5 million tonnes of rirks and today produces one-third of that. >> for farmers, a shortage of labour has been a persistent problem. >> compared to before. production increased. other farmers in the village started using the service, and gone back to the land. >> this grassroots initiative captured the tapes of the nation. >> as the indian government looks to provide food for all of its citizens, it could turn it into reality. >> now, as any tourist to thailand knows the buddha is everywhere. there are buddha statues, paintings and bars. wherever you look you see the image of the buddha. that may be about to change as rob mcbride

nation. latest movement change team name comes as nfl owners are scheduled to meet in dc tomorrow. and nfl commissioner, says the league needs to listen to any one offend bite name. tphrfrl planning to meet with members of the nation next months it not soonner skins owner, says he will never change the name. president bam recently weighed in says he might change the name if he owned the team. fox five is hear fans as name debate rages on tonight. seems agree. >> got say owner of the team, and i knew that there was name of my team even if it had storied history that was offended a sizable group of people i would think i would think about changing it. but will president believer change way fans feel? i don't find it o fence stphfr polls vent majority fans are okay with the keeping name. some fans says the president has more pressing issues right now. not at this time he should have his mind or getting government slit. >> see disputes polling. saying, it is not the name fans lover. these fans are reflecting love of the team not name. team management dot seem to be moved by political p

but the movement back to the land, its mission to start a national movement to make sure all indians have enough food. a widow with few options she devoted herself to the land. lavindri now supervises more than 40 food service providers and supervises a business worth $140,000. >> my income has quadrupled since i started doing this. my life has changed a lot. now i own one acre of land and also have savings. >> in 1989 the state of karala produced 1.5 million tons of rice, today it produces more than a third of that. for farmers like narayaan: >> other farmers in my village have also started using my services and gone back to the land. >> this grass roots initiative has captured the attention of the nation. and if the indian government looks to provide food for all of its citizens it could help to turn policies into ground realities. libby duff, al jazeera, karala. >>> some women in saudi arabia got behind the while demanding the right to drive. about 60 women took part in the protest. punishmenpunishment ranging froo prison. one woman told al jazeera the campaign isn't just about dr

we're -- has been pursued there and it's linked to that larger national movement. it is really important stuff. legal coordinator for feminist majority foundation, thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> the big election in new jersey is over. also, it's just around the corner. really big news about marriage equality in new jersey. the women who would be trying to unseat the antisame-sex marriage governor, chris christie, is going to join us here tonight. please stay with us. [ female announcer ] can it get any cleaner? [ steam hisses ] actually... guys! [ female announcer ] ...it can. introducing swiffer steamboost powered by bissell. it gets the dirt that mops can leave behind with steam-activated cleaning pads that break down dirt and lock it away. how did you get this floor so clean? ♪ steamboost, sir! [ female announcer ] new swiffer steamboost powered by bissell. not just clean, steamboost clean. make my mark i wawith pride.ork.. create moments of value. build character through quality. and earn the right to be called a classic. the lands' end no iron dress s

protestors say its part of a national movement to pressure the president to stop deportations. >> firste need to stop the deportation and then he needs to come up with a legislation and immigration reform that works for everyone. >> its the first time a group has ever blocked a deportation block in the city. it ended when san francisco police escorted the protestors away. overall no arrests were made. >>> president obama is expected to nominate jc johnson today as homeland secretary. he will fill the position left by janet know pal tan -- napolitano. he was central to the president's effort to reevaluate the counterterrorism efforts. >>> now that u.s. government is back open, its the task of a newly formed budget committee to keep it that way. it only funds through january 15th and extends the debt ceiling until february 7th. members of the committee say they are optimistic. >> our goal is to do good for the american people. to get this debt under control. to do smart deficit reduction and do things that can grow the economy and get people back to work. >> ryan knows i will not vote for

protestors say its part of a national movement to pressure president obama. >> first we need to stopeportations and then he needs to come up with a legislation and an immigration reform that works for everyone. >> demonstrators say it is the first time a group has ever blocked a deportation block in the city. it ended when san francisco police escorted the protestors away but no, ma'am arrests were made. >>> president obama is expected to nominate jay c johnson today as homeland security secretary. if he is confirmed by the senate he will fill the vacancy led by janet napolitano. supporters say he was central to the president's efforts to reevaluate the counterterrorism policies of former president george w. bush. >>> now that the u.s. government is back open, the task of a newly formed budget committee's job is to keep it that way. the deal that reopened the government only funds through january 15th and extends the debt ceiling until february 7th. now a bipartisan committee has until december to come up with a spending plan that both parties can support. >> we believe there is comm

and one of the reasons we want to create a national movement is to provide money and boots on the groundo get a candidate on the ballot and what you have to do is get a lot of signatures usually in a short amount of time. people commit to this party from california and michigan and florida and it may not have a candidate there. we are trying to get him on the ballot. >> you mention this and we have a tweet that has a viable third party. and he says that the electoral college does this you do have to keep your institutional classes on here i think that this is very difficult and there may be some swing districts where you might actually get traction. but i don't think you'll get enough to make a difference. >> the compromises still something they were not sent to do, at least by the extreme. so it's all well and good. but i don't want to go back to the folks and apologize. i want him to be able to come back and say that i did what i told you i would do. and we are keeping the two parties together. >> we have a house on one side, the presidency being on the other. >> there is no magic wand

launch these attacks sole purpose in taking there affiliate's and extra operations group and the national movement to give space for those extremist preventing them to hold their space is of critical element like what is reported to a taken place targeting specific individual al-shabaab leaders are those connected could do temporary damage as said immediate operational plan but only by removing the safe haven to establish a functioning national federal government to address a and undermine the support for those movements that is the only way to reduce the threat long term. >> your time is up. >> figgie for your engagements i have many more questions but i'll just ask if you. but with the last line of questioning suggests we now face of time pressure to support the expansion and other amisom to the new merrick strength but at the same time running against the clock to transition to a legitimate force because the law under it is made possible by the external multinational force the mower that creates the opportunity for improvement a and al-shabaab to cast as the occupation army rather than their li

generally well still recognizing the peculiarities of the movement to end you can see the language i use of the book. the moslem brotherhood is a trance national political movement or social movement with political parties and a different context starting in egypt but now we see it is in many countries of the gulf across all of africa and to visa. -- to be shot. it is described as a misnomer i seek is a radical project to change the way people live not preserving it but they are argued to have the most rigid interpretation of islam and the career and i would actually defend they come from outer space i am not quite sure where they come from but this is controversial if you talk to a lot of people on the ground right now confronting the fundamentalist. they're frustrated we refer to them as moderate but they say actually fit is opening the door for the orange movement pushing us in the direction of a more a and more radical interpretation of islam so just protect -- perhaps that is worse it does not mean you should use the label moderate. 84 risk student of mine wrote it e-mail that said that means that you kill your fellow muslims that don't k