. >> scientists call them "neos" -- near-earth objects. they're asteroids and comets that might someday be on a course to collide with our planet. it might sound like a movie plot, but tyler tells us that nasa takes neos very seriously. in fact, all should. >> so, do you worry that something from outer space may crash into the earth? >> i think the chances are pretty slim. >> sometimes, like when i'm daydreaming in the middle of history class. >> no. i don't worry about something from outer space crashing into the earth. >> i don't worry about it a lot because i feel like we would have had a lot of warning from a lot of people and on the news, so i don't think that it's much to worry about. >> the universe isn't quite as empty as it seems. icy comets and rocky asteroids have been hurtling through space since time began. they're formed and propelled by explosions, collisions, and gravity. and they can be gigantic. this asteroid is 36 miles across. that's almost as wide as the state of rhode island. fortunately, most of these celestial wande

germany pauses to remember that those killed by a neo-nazi gang. >> european judge's rule that libya violated human rights by returning migrants to libya. >> and showing off part beneath the surface. -- showing off parts -- showing off art. >> well, for a minute, all of germany came to halt on thursday. a neo-nazi gang for nearly a decade, going undetected by police. >> political leaders gathered to offer condolences to the families of victims and issue a warning o the nation. >> they came side-by-side, the families of the victims and the highest representatives of the german states. there was a candle for each of the 10 victims of the neo-nazi killing spree, and 11 symbolizing all the other victims of racist violence in germany. chancellor angela merkel asked for forgiveness from the families of victims and warned of the dangers of turning a blind eye to racist crimes. >> we forget too quickly, much too quickly. we suppress what is happening in our midst. perhaps because we are preoccupied with other things or because we feel helpless toward all that is going on around us. or do we

and that's what these neo conservatives are following my good friend dr stephen snow gossipy haddad's as written about this in a book his book titled the transparent cobol and what we have are these neo conservatives which are the vanguard of the pro israel lobby in washington and they've started with the rock and they wanted to basically divide and conquer israel's enemies they base that iraq conflict an invasion on the clean break agenda gins of the jewish institute for national security affairs which colin powell had mentioned was in control of the pentagon if you look at the washington post editor karen de young biographical book about him you can look up jones in the index people like richard perle who are associated with. douglas feith david wurmser and they all pushed for this invasion to secure the room for israel and it was based on the couldn't it go to you know and divide and conquer and i would say this is jason jason really well but can you answer my question do you think that now if we look at the the not the libyan president but the iraq president that the united states

you know i think it's going to end with us arming people like john mccain he's been a neo con neo conservative piece for years now putting israel's israel interests ahead of america i think you'll see him and joe lieberman and others pressure of the arm the rebels in syria i think alaska late from there perhaps you'll see civil war and you'll see these a liberal human you know minute i mean intervention run out of time thank you much for a very very huge discussion it looks like it's going to be a terrible ending no matter how you cut it many thanks to my guest today in washington amsterdam and in los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at the c n x time remember. soon. download the official. to your i phone or i pod touch from the i.q. saps to. watch on t.v. life on the. video on demand are teens mind broadcasts and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. question on the t.v. dot com. it's . she stops stories as plays within the ranks of syria's opposition fighters at first as they claimed they were behind twin blasts in the country's second city of aleppo which killed at lea

>> i think the shock really consisted in the fact that these neo-nazis murdered 10 people over 10 yearsand they evaded the police during this time. that is what really shocked people, and the public in germany asked how it was possible. the simple answer to the question is that the security forces -- the police and intelligence services in germany -- are organized on a state to state basis within the federal republic of germany. of course they cooperate and exchange information, but it is not well structured, and it varies a great deal from one agency to another. i think probably that this commission will be trying to structure -- to restructure, to organize -- that information flow better. >> apart from restructuring, wha steps are being planned to occur right wing violence in germany -- to curb right wing violence in germany? >> the most important function of the committee is that it has a symbolic effect. it is supported across parliament by all parties from the left to the right. that is very unusual, as you know, for a parliamentary commission. in this particular case, the politica

conversations of the great minds and joined by dr corey robin a leading scholar on conservatism and neo conservatism in america and author of the reactionary mind conservatism from edmund burke to sarah palin let's get back to it . dr robin did you want to finish that thought that you were on when i interrupted you. no i was just as we were wrapping up i was just to say that the conservative movement the reason why it has historically opposed national political power and defended local government or state government or you know and sometimes perfectly no government at all is really because they have seen and i think and rightly so the national government as the wing or the arm of the instrument of the great social movements of the left the abolitionist movement the workers' movement the feminist movement civil rights movement and so that's why they're always in this battle and sometimes they're very forthright about this barry goldwater inconscious of a conservative says that the bearer of the state's rights principle today writing in one nine hundred sixty is the anti integration movem

neo colonialism where the west is basically saying that these countries are unable to govern their own people we need to come in and teach them how to do democracy ok hurry problem i mean what occurred i tend to agree with you patrick because the more there is these creeping in interventions into into syria and we know that from from lebanon there are arms going in. to syria right now that's been established ok and it's and is this is another mission creep here i mean once this whole process of regime change and that's the ultimate goal right here it's just going to it won't go through the united nations they'll be a coalition of the willing and then western powers and their friends in the church and the chattering league or the arab league as it's officially known will support that the term neo colonialism. you know i will say and i'll pretty pretty directly admit one of the one of the worst parts of course with the united states' involvement in iraq was. well there are lots of problems that we could talk about of course but one of the most important problems was that it. did for the

up through the neo conservatives most recently they're not trying to stop the direction of history they're really trying to change the direction of history trying to make it less equal and less free in many ways in the in the seventy and thirty's thomas hobbes and will buy it then laid down kind of the first marker of the modern conservative movement and say in the human nature is essentially sinful and without the iron fist of church or state life would be nasty short. i'm paraphrasing badly here i know and also the modern liberalism the idea that people can govern themselves something that was. picked up a generation later by locke and were so and then a generation after that by jefferson. do you see a direct arc from from hobbes and leviathan to. have been burke and his famous debates with thomas thomas paine which so provoked pain that he he wrote the rights of man and just as rebuttal to burke and from there to russell kirk nine hundred fifty three the conservative mind which was the enemy in force for barry goldwater and william f. buckley is the is that a continuous arc and if so is

term neo colonialism. you know i will say and i'll pretty pretty directly admit one of the one of the worst parts of course with the united states' involvement in iraq was. well there are lots of problems that we could talk about of course but one of the most important problems was that it. deal legitimized for the near future the idea of intervening even when it's appropriate. you know i don't even want to use the term regime change because the sort of baggage that carries along but. i don't think because there was those sorts of strategic ideological concerns of the rock that it needs to be necessarily made that that's what the united states and other countries are talking about now i don't think this i don't think talk about intervention in the syrian context needs to be the same sort of conversation i don't think it necessarily is neo colonialism that we're talking about but having said that i think we can use the the iraq context to bring up a really important point here which is of course one of the

money stops flowing down to the man on the street the blood starts flowing in the streets yes it's neo feudalism but there's one difference this time warren is that the serfs in the peasants are educated and they know what's going on tell you a big biz this is the years come a great entrepreneurial opportunity is going to be guillotines because people have had it they're not stupid yeah they see what's going on at the game is rigged well then you know gerald we have to go to break quickly but when we get back i want to talk about what it will take for people like you and me who maybe aren't destitute and out on the street but who are aware that we're being wrong what is going to take for a class of people like us to be out there on the streets and to see some action there so we will have more after the break with gerald cilento he and his trans forecaster with trans research. institute. and still ahead don't go away it's friday which means i'm going to respond to your feedback and you're not going to want to miss what i have to say about everything your saying but first they're closing

say in terms of the contemporary scene i think you saw some of that that kind of utopianism with the neo conservative movement that really dominated the bush administration the second bush administration in its vision of a kind of. a modern and american imperium it was an extraordinarily utopian vision of the united states governing the planet and moving the wheels of history forward and you know that was that was the operative framework of the conservative movement up until you know several years ago not in that we're not talking you know ancient history here i think what's going on today did to get to your question. is that conservatism the conservative movement has really succeeded in all of its air at least in most of its primary goals remember the modern conservative movement begins in the wake of the new deal it cheever's a tremendous amount of momentum in the one nine hundred sixty s. in the one nine hundred sixty s. and it really comes to power with ronald reagan and its primary goal was to roll back the welfare state which it has to all intents and purposes succeeded in doing to

to assemble a rag team of neo conservatives to act as their political henchmen and this seems resume as as potent as it is powerful both for you the dark side of the republican presidential race. and ending the bloodshed by arming the insurgency does that sound like a contradiction to you well it just might be the american strategy in syria will tell you how much the us stands to gain by opening its arms door. it's thursday february twenty third five pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t well the man accused of the biggest leak in classified information in u.s. history had his day in court today twenty four year old army private bradley manning was a reined in a military court in fort meade maryland he is facing a slew of charges including it in the enemy today manning deferred his plea he allegedly gave hundreds of thousands of secret documents and cables to the whistle blowing website wiki leaks celebrate manning as a hero for exposing the truth behind military operations his critics say he put lives at risk by making the secret information public but as h

welcome back before the break we were talking neo feudalism and how and why gerald celente things were headed for the first great war well let's talk about how exactly he sees us getting there fighting it what this is going to look like let's bring back gerald celente he's founder and director of friends research institute and publisher of the trends journal he was predicting a lot of what we're seeing back in last spring and that's just about what we're specifically talking about that's not even counting all of his myriad other predictions that have turned out right so jerrold let me bring you back in here because before the break you were talking about this unrest i want to talk about greece because what we're seeing in greece i mean just to talk about the bailout machine this is where we've really seen it stalled and they're tearing the city apart we've seen it catch fire them lighted on fire poles this is interesting show more support for radical and non-establishment parties today we heard the creation of a brand new party which is called the independent greeks and is actually get

the date has become a rallying point for members of the neo- nazi movement.onstrators have planned a marched through dresden and police expect major counter-protests and plan to dispatch 4000 officers to prevent a repeat of last year's clashes. >> the thing about piggery 13th is that it involves a political discussion in the mood is always very tense. -- the thing about february 13th is that it is tense. >> church bells tolled at 9:45 p.m. to mark the moment when the bombs start to rain down on dresden. >> the quarter than in has convicted two businessmen for causing the deaths of factory workers. >> the two it were have said to fail with safety rules in the handling of asbestos. >> it has been banned, but many are still exposed to asbestos every day. >> outside the courthouse, relatives waited to hear the verdict of the trial in the death of those this irresponsible for their loved ones. >> my brother died of lung cancer due to asbestos 13 years ago. we hope to dissatisfying results from those who did wrong and knowing there were killing people by making har

nazi ism the neo confederacy. one of the things that i've been able to document is a straw purchase that is illegal everywhere and here's how it works let's say that i'm prohibited from owning guns i'm a felon but you are not i'm going to hire you to buy a gun for me from a licensed retailer there's one in phoenix the real purchaser is handing cash to the straw purchaser in the red t. shirt which the straw purchaser then puts in his pocket the two of them walk around the corner where the real purchaser indicates the gun that he wants to buy. the straw purchaser gets hold of a sales clerk indicates that that's the gun the straw purchaser is completing the paperwork and to a more senior person at the at this retailer he gets on the phone as he is required to do and he calls the national instant criminal background check system but he's got the straw purchasers identification not surprisingly keep has passed the background check the straw purchaser hands over the money the real purchaser moves in and helps pack up th

. >> algunos eran claros, alemanes neo nazis, la policía tuvo que manejarlos. >> el legislador seguiviodocumentados . >> y una persona úperdió la vida a causa de un balacera. >> una mujer recibe un transplante, pero era de la amante del esposo. >> y y a la vuelta volvemos con más informaciónes, no se vayan. . >> . >> (♪ ♪) . >> el ligislador seguillo presentó un proyecto para que los indocumentados tengan licencia de conducir. >> las autoridades de long beach investigan cómo homicidio la muerte de una niña de 11 años, tras una pelea con una compañera. >> un tiroteo en una escuela de ohio, un estudiantes abrió fuego en la cafetería. >> los joves huyeron y el sospechoso fue capturado. >> según documentos oficiales. >> dirck haerd, hacía compran ilegales a nombre de la empresa. >> chiao wei, lo acusaron por vender información confidencial. >> los precios de peig, dijo que la red de reformas de servicios públicos culpan de apapachar a esta empresa que eleva los precios. >> barack obama incitó a invertir más en educación. >> en su reunión anual a washington . >> todos hemos enfrentado dificu

greece five dollars twenty five dollars that's a whole six months of pay and it shows you the whole neo feudal system ok now these economies these the rich people the rich communities are those who are doing the spying who get paid to spy on you google is one of the biggest corporations in the world because they spy on you you are poor because you take whatever dregs whatever bread and circuses they trickle down to you you'll take whatever you get you'll accept this being spied on they think of the average first says they're getting free twenty five dollars zero zero zero to three twenty five dollars never for a moment considering that the apparatus that allows them to get that twenty five dollars is disenfranchise them so horribly that the u.s. the competitiveness is crashing in the standard of living is crashing and there's no health care there but you got your free torney five dollars. more for max kaiser and stacey her take on the latest financial headlines in just about ten minutes time here on our. some other news making headlines around the globe this hour police and senegal have

this man's bad side that's right leave it to the republican candidates to assemble a ragtag team of neo conservatives to act as their political henchmen they're ready to meet some questionable characters the g.o.p. has up its sleeve. it's thursday february twenty third seven pm here in washington d.c. i'm liz wall and you're watching r t. well the man accused of the biggest leak of classified information in u.s. history had his day in court today twenty four year old army private bradley manning was arraigned in a military court in fort meade maryland he faces a slew of charges including aiding the enemy today manning deferred his plea he allegedly gave hundreds of thousands of secret documents and cables to the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks some celebrate manning as being a hero for exposing the truth behind military operations but his critics say he put lives at risk by making the secret information public but as he faces a military judge some question of manning stands a chance at a fair trial especially when you have the president of the united states saying this. so at this p

you know i think it's going to end with us arming people like john mccain who has been a neo con neo conservative piece for years now putting israel's israel interests ahead of america i think you'll see him and joe lieberman and others pressure a bomb to arm the rebels in syria i think unless collate from there perhaps you'll see civil war and you'll see these are liberal he. run out of time thank you much for a very very interested question it looks like it's going to be a terrible ending no matter how you cut it many thanks to my guest today in washington amsterdam and in los angeles and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at you see you next time remember rostock rules. split within the ranks of syria's opposition fighters at first they claimed they were behind twin blasts in the country's largest city of aleppo which killed at least twenty eight people but another spokesman denied responsibility just an hour later. to gas and far bombs on the streets of athens as protesters clashed with police angry at another set of looming cuts to please you credit it with six ministers

future or just how significant could this case affect relations well there there are people called the neo cons i think they're right wing thinkers who really resent russia's revival under president putin and medvedev and these people who use anything to discredit russia russia really is a counterbalance to u.s. global domination russian. intervention in syria as i speak and so there are a lot of people. in the upper echelons of power in the west who are very keen to discredit russia and they will do anything bill to do that so i think there are always be there always be this and it comes out in the newspapers which on the papers the murdoch press and they basically but in this i think in britain. pretty stories and we're using anything here so i you know i think the. have about the information we have the better and just finally miller course all newspapers media love a spy story don't we know that litvinenko was working for british intelligence and of course the m i six m i six is now very embarrassed over the saga of the high tech fake rocket spying in moscow in two thousand and six tha

i should note your hospital is one of leading neo natal care facilities in this nation. locked up in a political or religious battle, but i want to talk about the science here. you have a colleague who is saying that this is a search and destroy mission. what is your response to that? >> that's really a terrible way to frame prenatal testing. it's much more than about abortion. i think when you narrow it down that's way, it's politically motivated as opposed to talking about what happens with patients. >> what are the numbers here? rick santorum says this results in most abortion whence testing is done. i've read countless articles over the last ten days or first five days when first came up with this, i have to say, i've not seen a clear figure here. what can you tell me. >> the decision about what you do with abnormal result s a personal decision. when owe talk about prenatal testing. wh what are we talking about? an ultra sound is k detect fetal abnormalities. the other tests are blood tests that can be done or a sampling which are the diagnostic tests that give you t

the pakastani government has responded furiously to an neo report that suggests it is directly supporting the taliban in afghanistan -- to a nato reports that suggest it is directly supporting the taliban in afghanistan. the documents also show insurgents are confident they will regain power after groups leave the afghan battlefield. today leon panetta said they do expect to end their combat role in 2013. >> a taliban attack in the heart of the afghan capital. this september result paralyzed the city. -- it is a force to be reckoned with. they view victory as inevitable. they will overtake the country. they have little interest in negotiating a deal. the taliban are also winning over some afghans. people flock here for help. the government is viewed as corrupt. most major forces will leave afghanistan. than the afghan people face a choice. back the taliban or the afghan government. many people still have not made up their mind. >> this is the afghan police in action. here, they are fighting the taliban, but they also collaborate with the insurgents. they say these man can be trusted. but

the occupy group was there to protest a separate rally by a neo-nazi group. the occupiers started throwing rocks and paint balls at them. two officers were hurt and at least three protesters were taken into custody. >> campaign 2012. by this time tomorrow, we should have a better idea of who he is shaping up to be. polls show rick santorum and mitt romney in a dead heat before tomorrow's primary in michigan, which is romney's home state. arizona also has its primary tomorrow, but romney is leading in polls there. in san francisco, a judge ruled that crucial evidence can be used against sheriff ross mirkarimi in his domestic abuse trial. video of mrs. mirkarimi crying and showing off the bruises on her arm. today's ruling could be a game changer, especially if mirkarimi's wife takes the stand. >> she has to decide if she's going to testify. >> and jury selection could begin next week. >>> tonight, people at a fancy bay area restaurant ate a ton of fat and cholesterol. but they insist it was for a good cause. robert lyles on the fund raising feast for a delicac