obviously the establishment of the national prevention council, which was established, i believe, at the beginning of this year, has a number of people on it that are actually knowledgeable about substance abuse and mental health. there is the prevention and public health trust fund, which was started in 2010 at $500 million dollars last year that grows over the next couple of years to, i believe, $2 billion dollars. then most recently the center for disease control has just released their community transformation grants that have a fairly significant focus, obviously on prevention, but also prevention of substance use, alcohol use, and tobacco use. very good. and patrick, what does that mean for the behavioral health care? how do we do prevention in the context of public health within the behavioral healthcare system? when we talk about prevention and behavioral health, it is almost like we are talking about a different thing to a large degree because we are certainly not talking about preventing people from having an illness. what we are talking about is preventing people going into

buying pirated movies is illegal but this next public service announcement from the national crime prevention council takes that message to the next level. it's real this. last labor is very intense yeah i know it's ridiculous i would rather have them have a commercial on wal-mart telling them not to buy cheap goods because of child labor because i feel like that probably affects more child laborers intellectual property the last woman that you showed where they had gang violence because the crips and bloods we all know are hugely in the pirated d.v.d.'s they don't sell crack they sell pirated d.v.d.'s absolutely right so what's really behind this who loses out when pirated only these are appalling right and we all know what is behind this i'm going to say it but i mean i know we're thinking the same thing and it's not even a thought i mean hollywood is very much for any kind of anti-piracy laws hey you know they might want to throw google into this ad because google is opposed to them because of issues that it brings up for what searching would be like so it's a much more complex issue than gangs an

and the national chicken council said the industry is already doing a lot to prevent the amount of nutrients from running into the bay. there are plenty of other things that cause pollution. >> thank you. right now the maryland department of agriculture is considering newer and stronger rules to clean up pollution from farms. >>> looks like the wind is dying down a bit out there. yesterday's rainy weather cleared out leaving behind beautiful blue skies, but that brisk wind we found street lights swaying a bit in the wind and people could definitely feel the wind out there today as well. meteorologist tim williams is here with the latest numbers. >> there's always a bit of danger because the trees typically do not sustain that wind well. we're not dealing with any trees down. 36 degrees, our temperature 31% relative humidity. sustained at 12 miles an hour. let's talk about what that's doing to the temperatures. we're talking a windchill, look at the temperature in the middle of your screen. 36 degrees. you add that wind coming in with gusts up around 20-30 miles an hour, the windchill feels l

well we would try to do both preventive diplomacy is a very big concept for the security council and for the united nations but the world so try to encourage. their work which is going on on some longstanding conflicts cyprus is certainly one of those situations which is being monitored by the security council but again this is a place and problem where reporters themselves should reach agreement one troubling again aspect but it was quite similar i should say in my view to the situation in the palestinian israeli negotiations that even though the context is completely different there have been for years and number of principles recorded in security council resolutions for an eventual cyprus settlement and basically the it says that it should remain one country so i think in my own understanding at least that in in the in the u.s. will solve and eleven it was sore some efforts to depart from that principle and the come up with proposals which would essentially in every practical or in many practical ways and political ways split the country into two so i think that as created additional. problem for the pr

opposition leaders from syria's national council which was formed in istanbul a calling for military intervention for the sake of preventing civilian deaths do you think that this would help improve the situation in syria. well of course i mean this is totally unacceptable not only to the syrian government but it is unacceptable to us even to the rest of the arabs and it is unacceptable to the syrian people we know how the syrian people feel they're all against foreign intervention and we've seen what foreign intervention has done in other countries in iraq for example and in libya recently it was a disaster so nobody no arab i think not only let alone the syrians no arab would welcome a foreign intervention but these people the so-called opposition has gone out of their minds i think that just lost and they're beginning actually to lose contact complete contact with the syrian people it's a simple as that so this is totally unacceptable and it is illegal i think also i mean to call for foreign intervention for destruction the destruction of that country this is almost it is treason actually dr gates is a reasonable call d

international community is there to prevent further bloodshed to encourage encourage what this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about i mean already our u.n. representatives say there's more than enough evidence to leave no doubt about brutalities by syrian authorities against protesters but some critics believe moscow had grounds to question the international take on events in moscow is for might question the conclusions in this report this report needs to be approached in the same way that a court of law would approach it with impartiality each state needs to be analyzed and also in particular the sources need to be scrutinized and if we do that with this report we're saying that the testimonies based on some of the syrian opposition people who have rested interest in seeing the town for president assad so i don't believe any significant should be attached to these findings and of course it's not the first time we've seen such reports we saw such reports regarding kosovo we saw them regarding iraq we saw them because they are libya and they've been proved to be completely incorrect. you're watching live f

prevent further bloodshed and to encourage it. this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about. the person essentially in charge of europe's purse strings says there is no easy fix to the eurozone crisis and finding a solution will take years german chancellor angela merkel said the region needs a new financial union with stronger controls and debt regulations. as more. the german chancellor continued pressing on the policy currently being put forward by germany and france which are the keep winners of the euro zone and the idea is to create a fiscal union which would include all seventeen members of the eurozone and perhaps all members of the european union as well it would create more essential ization off our more control over state's delegates and more importantly over their debts and defacto the introduction of such a fiscal union it would also mean what they revise all of the european union france and germany are also calling for the introduction of tougher sanctions against those countries which can't be there bills under merkel trust that germany will not support the ide

prevent further bloodshed and to encourage it. this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about and i while calls for action to protect civilians are getting louder some critics fear this may end with syria becoming the focus of a broader western agenda in the region it's an artificial country it's a typical product only wished and colonialists after the first and every poll to gain still to man empire. just like libya. in other words. english french colonialism redesigning the region rearranging the map is what i try to do the western intent is of course to split of syria completely from any rein in connection as they see it an above all of that you see or cause this protection of israel even a zionist expansionist israel they are protecting which is the one to have today it's not a nine hundred sixty seven israel more modest. you with r.t. live from moscow are still to come in the program for you nailed down to the wall it's two decades since the soviet union collapsed but pressure on the russian speaking minority in estonia shows no signs of community members saying they will never give up the

prevent further bloodshed and to encourage it. this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about syria's main opposition group has vowed to cut ties with iran hezbollah and hamas if the government goes professor your hand gul tung the director of the transcend peace university he told us here at r.t. that the agenda goes very well with the regional interests of some other countries . the western intend this of course to split completely from any rein in connection as they see it in yemen the west with the against differences. there with the opposition and against the leadership cutting it much too sharp so it's a question of where to be boys so the big boys which group and the big boys like. the big western parts it's a typical vision of the libya being played again due to an approach that would probably cost much more than most many more civilians than the loaves that will protect and it will set the tone for the award will go on for a long time you're watching r t it's good to have your company today still the compass are in the program unemployment falls in the us a sign of recovery or a sign of the

prevent further blood ship and to encourage it. this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about and the leading wings of the countries opposition the syrian national council and the free syrian army have agreed to work together to meeting in turkey the council has vowed to cut ties with iran hezbollah and hamas if they are sad regime goes professor. of the transept peace universe decides that corresponds to the regional interests of foreign powers . the western intend course to split completely from any range and connection as they see it in yemen the west is with the leadership and against the opposition. with your position against the leadership. and march to a shark so it's a question of where the big boys are the big boys which group and the big boys fighting the big western parts to keep the conversion of the libya being played again be referred to and because that would probably cost much more and more many more civilians than the loads that will protect and it will to turn for the border to go on for a long time. voting in russia's election so the lower house of parliament or state duma has ki

international community is there to prevent further bloodshed and to encourage it encouraged this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about. and the leading wings of the countries opposition the syrian national council and the free syrian army have agreed to work together to meeting in turkey the council has to cut ties with iran has blind hamas if there are some version and professor your hundred gulden of the trance and peace university says that corresponds to the regional interests of foreign powers. the western intend this of course to split of syria completely from any range and connection as they see it in yemen the west is with the leadership and against the opposition. in syria there will be oppositional against the leadership cutting in march to a shark so it's a question of where the big boys are the big boys which group of the big boys fighting the big western parts to keep the condition of the libya being played again in the road that you would be following that would probably cost much more and more many more civilians than the loaves that will protect and it will set the tone for a war that will go

international community is there to prevent further bloodshed and to encourage it encourage what this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about. well syria's main opposition group is bound to come ties with iran has been if the current government goes professor you know and belton director of the transcend peace university told r.t. that that agenda goes very well with the regional interests of some other countries . the western intend this of course to split of suit completely from any rain and connection as they see it in yemen the worse there is with the leadership and against the opposition. there with the opposition and against the leadership cutting it much too sharp so it's a question of where the big boys the big boys which group are the big boys fighting the big wasted but it's so typical. libya being played again. that would probably cost much more and worse many more civilians than the lives that will protect and it will set the tone for the award will go on for a long time. r.t. live here in moscow with you twenty four hours a day still to come this unemployment falls in the u.s. a sign of recovery or mas

international community is there to prevent further bloodshed and to encourage it encourage what this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about. syria's main opposition group has vowed to cut ties with iran hezbollah and hamas if the current government goes professor you have the director of the transcend peace university told us here at r.t. that the agenda goes very well with the regional interests of some other countries the western intend this of course to split of syria completely from any reigning in connection as they see it. the west is with the leadership and against the opposition and in syria their video position and against the leadership cutting it much too sharp so it's a question of where to be voice out a big voice which group and the big boys siding with the big west advice so to precondition of the there is libya being played again we have heard two and divide that would probably cost much more many more civilians than the lives that will protect and it will set the tone for a war that will go on for a long time. you're watching r t live from moscow still to come for you this hour here but unemploym

national embarrassment. >>pam: the showdown between occupy protesters and the city of oakland as the city council votes on a plan to prevent another shutdown at the court. j.r stone was at the meeting outside of oakland city hall with the latest. >> what a night it has been. this resolution was drawn up by a couple council members to what the mayor and city administrator to make sure that another port shutdown does not happen. larry reed, the council president got into with some people from the kron4 after they got upset after he led a port executive talk longer than the allotted time. >> i am going to tell you this. i let camacho speak longer than i should have. i am going to ask each respective. it's not, i will have the officers escorial of the chambers. i am asking you to be respectful. for people who advocate the right to st. pete, you are certainly not giving this man off the right of free speech. psst let me say this, i was not one to support this resolution, you guys have just given me knopf, you just told me where i need to be at. clause >> the bottom line is this caucus. >>reporter: half protesters spoke earlier

international community is there to prevent further bloodshed and to encourage it encourage what this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about. so syria's main opposition group has vowed to cut ties with iran hezbollah and hamas of the government if the current government goes professor you're kind of gotten the rockets over the the recto they transferred peace university told us here that agenda goes very well with the regional interests of some other countries the western intend this of course to split of suit completely from any range and connection as they see it in yemen the west there is with the leadership and against the opposition. in syria there will be opposition against the leadership cutting in march to shark me so it's a question of where the big boys are the big boys which group are the big boys fighting the big wave started but it's so typical visually is libya being played again to be referred to and before that would probably cost much more and more many more civilians than the loads that will protect and it will set the tone for the war that will go on for a long time. working in russia's election

international community is there to prevent further bloodshed and to encourage it encourage dialogue this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about. well for more on what may lie had for syria i'm now joined live by professor young galtung rector of the transcend peace university thanks very much for being with us here on the program sir now as we know russia has expressed concerns about the report saying it's not a balanced assessment why is that in your pain. it's an artificial country and it's a typical product those who wish to own colonialists after the first of all to gain steel to make empires just like libya just like iraq in other words italian english french colonialism where it is egypt and tunisia owed countries where the arab spring could work it still hasn't varied completely it is two jobs to do with the military but in these countries you have endless amount of fault lines so contradictions between sunni and shia for instance more than fifty of us and certainly between kurds and a say and the i love is related to the shia would be about thirteen percent then you have christians you might or might soon hav

but the international community is there to prevent further blood ship to got to got to this is what the united nations is about this is what the security council is about and while calls for urgent action to protect civilians are getting louder some critics fear this may and with syria becoming the focus of a broader western janda in the region it's an artificial country it's a typical problem to only wish to end colonialists after the first and every hole to gain still to an empire. just like libya. and on the verge of english french colonialism redesigning the region rewriting the map is what i try to do the western intent is of course to split of syria completely from any rein in connection as they see it. and. you see or cause this protection of israel or even a zionist expansionist they are protecting our system on behalf of today it's not a nine hundred sixty seven israel more modest. also coming up later in the program for you nailed down to the wall it's two decades since the soviet union collapsed but the pressure on the russian speaking minority to stonier shows no signs of easing unity members say they will never give up the fight f

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nationally televised game. police received a bomb threat as well against the stadium. but they later determined that it was not credible. >>> tonight the city council will vote on how to prevent future port blockades in oakland. if the resolution passes it will give the police the power it use whatever lawful tools available to prevent future shutdowns or disruption. >>> and late autumn snowstorm is blamed for at least 6 traffic deaths in some southwest and plains states. icy roads and near zero visibility have made for treacherous driving conditions. very different here, though. >> it is. good morning. that's right. we are just dealing with fog out there along the coastline, the delta and portions of the central valley. otherwise, we are clear across the bay area. we are waking up to a cold start though. you can see temperatures out the door right now mostly in the 30s to low 40s across the coast, bay and inland. by later on this afternoon, though, we're getting towards the mid-60s in some spots. temperatures will be slightly above average for this time of year. so the low that brought us rain yesterday morning is continuing farther south of. high pressure remains the big st

united nations extending the mission in libya for three months, and the agency's security council will help the country transitional government draft a new constitution, prepare for election, and prevent the proliferation of arms. libya is still experiencing unrest two months after a popular uprising toppled the oppressive regime under muammar qaddafi. >> police if los angeles going undercover to evict thousands of people occupying the streets near city hall. before wednesday's raid dozens of officers tried to blend in at the camp to gather information about potential problems or complications and they arrested more than 300 people during the raid. those are the headlines. >> and now, rick is back from rappeling. >>dave: rick is famous for what he did yesterday at 6:30. famous. rick: stay tuned for that. >>dave: it is huge. rick: in the winds this weekend the heavy winds in southern california, another weekend tomorrow, not as strong, though, and then they will be gone. next week will be looking better and the same system moving across the lanes in the southwest, heavy rain, heavy snow today and tomorrow, and on monday. get ready for that. behind the storm, very cold air is flirting w

national sanctions against syria, one of its neighbors. let's not forget a year ago turkey made a big effort in order to prevent or to know at the u.n. security council against a set of aggravated sanctions on iran. so there is a fundamental shift in how turkey envisions its own foreign policy, and i think they there are going to be a number of both intended and unintended consequences of this shift in terms of both turkey's relationship with its neighbors, but also turkey's relationship with the west which might be the summit of my next pay -- subject of my next paper, tom. [laughter] >> turn to the audience and get some further perspectives and questions on this. i'm going to ask you -- we have microphones coming around -- ask you to introduce yourself. going to start right there. yeah, microphone's coming to you. >> hi. marie that with the carnegie endowment. good to see you. i have been studying a lot the middle east since the beginning of the arab spring, and i have talked to people mostly in civil society organizations, and what is, i mean, nobody's talking about models. i mean, yes, for, you know, an official speech it sounds good. reassuring