in new london, for instance, the fort trumble redevelopment project never got off the ground. after spending close to $80 million in tax payer money, there has been no new construction and the neighborhood where sue seth kelo's little pink house was -- ted is now a baron field barren field overrun by weeds. it is time for congress to step in and rein in eminent domain abuse by passing the private property rights protection act. i want to thank mr. sensenbrenner for reintroducing this legislation. he and i worked together on this issue for many years and i am pleased that this legislation incorporates many provisions from legislation i helped introduce in the 109th congress, the stop act. specifically, the private property right pross text act prohibits state and local governments that receive federal economic development funds from using economic development as a justification for taking property from one person and giving it to another private entity. any state or local government that violates this prohibition will be ineligible to receive federal economic development funds f

homes likes to say kilos home got taken to do it develop that would be on behalf of the company in new london, connecticut, which never got done by the way. she lost her house because of the public purpose, not because of the public use. >> host: what was the end of the case? did she lose her house? >> guest: she ultimately lost five to for the supreme court. finally, the city consented to allow her to the house to another location. the neighborhood she was part of his gone. it's a dumping ground for debris. said the part of the last constitution, the theme of my book is that public use should be restored in place of what the courts have put in its place, which is public purpose. they've either been completely eliminated or key phrases have been substituted. >> host: such as? >> guest: the ninth amendment says the enumeration in the constitution insert i should not because true to deny or disparage others retained by the people. that would have a dead letter. that is when the courts don't follow. the fourth amendment has been in his classes is no state shall make or enforce any law, which sha

like to repeat once again that the level of security in the city of sochi is not worse than new york, london, or boston. >> all right. those cities are, of course, new york, london, washington, or boston, they were the scene of terrorist attacks, as all of us know. do you think he was deliberately mentioning those cities or just random on his part? >> i think the point he was trying to make is that they have not created that kind of police state in sochi that -- the level of security, what you would find in a major city, which is frankly deeply troubling. those cities, as you say, have had terrorist attacks but they are not adjacent to massive insurgencies and ongoing civil wars. the odd thing about sochi is this is the only town that i can think of where you've had a major international sporting event which is essentially next to a 20-year insurgency which has only gotten more radical and vicious. one would hope that sochi has a lot more security than new york, london, or paris because the russians chose to locate the winter olympics in what is really a war zone. >> because what i've heard

mike taibbi, nbc news, london. >>> other news from overseas, the need for some sort of solution to end the long and brutal war in syria was made clear once again this weekend, because new pictures show a situation both difficult to watch and equally impossible to ignore. we get our report tonight from our chief foreign affairs correspondent, andrea mitchell. >> reporter: he appears to be only 5, perhaps 6 years old. he cries, "my brothers died, my brothers. my brothers," the dust from the regime helicopter bombing still on his eyelashes, mixing with his tears. one of the youtube videos this weekend impossible to verify, but u.n. officials say telling the story of incalculable horror. in homes, people are starving, what the u.n. and u.s. call a war crime. but the bombing continues. bombs dropped by helicopters, despite a u.n.-brokered cease fire. evacuees say only a trickle of food is getting through. this man says we were eating leftover wheat, the stuff we used to throw out before, anything to just keep us alive. as the syrian people cry for help, peace talks collapsed this weekend. t

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mike taibbi, nbc news, london. >>> and there is late-breaking news from jacksonville, florida, a jury has just reached a verdict in the trial of a 47-year-old man who shot and killed a teen aiminger during an argument at a gas station over loud music. michael dunn used florida's controversial stand your ground law as a defense. >> reporter: well, lester, after four days in considering all the evidence in this case the jury has come back on that first degree murder charge, deadlocked, and the judge has now said that there is a mistrial on that count. however, when michael dunn fired at the vehicle, he fired ten shots, nine hit the car. there were three other people in the car. the jury did agree that those shots were attempted murder for the three other people in the car. so he is guilty on those attempted murder charges. he could get 20 years for each of those charges, which could lead up to 60 years if they're consecutive, and he was convicted by the jury for firing a missile at a car. the case, however, on the first degree murder charge is now one that the prosecutor will have to on

ayman mohyeldin, nbc news, london. >>> and now back here to russia to the action at these winter olympic games. here in sochi, a very big day on the ice specifically for the americans, and we'll say right here at the outset we're going to talk about some team usa results that have been out all day but will indeed be televised in prime time tonight. the americans made history with a breath-taking performance in ice dancing, and they won a medal in two-man bobsledding for the first time in more than six decades. the weather continues to be a factor here. thick fog in the mountains forced several events to be rescheduled. nbc's chris jansing back with us with all of it tonight. chris, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. let's start with those ice dancers. i saw them after they skated tonight. what do you say to your partner of almost 17 years after winning gold? charlie white told meryl davis simply i love you. and although they are not romantically linked, they are now in the olympics history books together. tonight, they are watching ice dancing. michigan natives meryl davis a

new london makes disparaging remark about the european union. how could it came in at the un help clear it and email. do you. state department spokesperson ginseng tea acknowledge the conversation was authentic. she has been in contact with their eu counterparts in and of course has apologized. santi said does she does not know who uploaded the recording. but she notes that russian government officials for the first to tweet about it government opponents in thailand have been collecting money from of money for farmers in bangkok that is protesters are still demanding that prime ministry election a walk which immediately. now they're trying to win over farmers' the government's key support base. suit and collected donations on friday for farmers who had been left empty by the government he and his protesters criticized the government for the boxed rice scheme i think we should help of commons. they are in trouble because of the government the controversial scheme guaranteed rice prices and about forty percent above market rates for the government

bill neely, nbc news, london. >> tomorrow will be yet another day in that effort. tonight "the washington post" has obtained dramatic surveillance video that shows u.s. army delta force commandos capturing an al qaeda leader on the streets of tripoli. this was in libya last october. in just 60 seconds elapsed time, the american special operators grab al libbi from his car, shove him in their van and make their escape. you may recall for 13 years al libbi was one of the most wanted terrorists for his alleged bombing in the two embassies. he is currently in federal prison in new york facing terrorism charges. >>> now to what is going on here at these olympic winter games in sochi, russia, as we mentioned there is growing concerns tonight that the course for one of these premiere games may not be quite ready for prime time as the athletes get ready to compete tomorrow. tonight, an american woman has become one of the most decorated winter olympians in all of u.s. sports history. nbc's kevin tibbles has been following it all. and is with us here tonight. kevin, good ev

thousand miles south of the arctic, admiral robert papp is speaking at the us coast guard academy in new london, connecticut. >> and, what concerns me is that we don't fall behind on meeting this challenge - especially when we see other arctic nations-including our partners-surging forward and expanding their arctic capabilities. >> here, at the first 'leadership for the arctic' conference, military officials, bureaucrats, lawyers, environmentalists, and oil and mining industry executives have gathered to discuss, and perhaps eventually shape arctic policy. >> but even if we stopped greenhouse gas emissions tomorrow, we will continue to have this governance question before us. >> we've got a lot of work to do to be prepared, and to be able to respond to all of the events that could possibly take place in the arctic. >> for centuries we struggled how to make demarcation of this boundary, it was done under pressure of oil industry. >> in the next 40 years energy needs in the world will double. >> peter slaiby is the vice president of shell alaska. shell has long been pushing to conduct exploritor

abc news, london. >>> now the worsening picture fromming syria those crucial peace talks on hold. a new number tonight. 3,400 people believed of the within killed after government forces accused of drofling barrel bombs. >>> tonight the president seen here meeting with the king in the last 24 hours. abc's alex marquardt in the region. what should we make of these talks on hold? >> reporter: the bottom line is we are as far away as ever for my sort of peaceful solution. the opposition says there no point of having another round of talks unless getting rid of bashar al assad. the ree seem says the focus should be on what is ending terrorism on the other side. thousands of syrian refugees pouring across the border and fleeing some of the worst fighting of the war. the question is whether diplomatic efforts are dead. no date has been set for more talks and the chances are looking increasingly slim. david. >> alex, thank you. >>> back here at home and to an ecemotional and brave moment from an actress. she revealed she's gay but went much further describing the pressures of hollywood r

mike taibbi, nbc news, london. >>> we'll take a break, and still ahead tonight, drug raid. overnight arrests and fast-moving developments into the investigation of the death of philip seymour hoffman. >>> and later, the monuments men. one of the real life heroes behind a daring rescue mission. >>> we're back with new developments tonight into the investigation into the death of actor philip seymour hoffman. four people have been arrested in an apartment building in new york city where hundreds of bags of heroin were found. we get more tonight from nbc's katy tur who's outside the criminal court building. katy, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, ann. four were arrested, three will likely be arraigned and charged tonight. all of this because a tipster walked into a precinct and told cops there was a connection between the alleged dealers and philip seymour hoffman. and today sources say there was. they were walked into a new york city precinct in handcuffs. 57-year-old robert vineberg and 22-year-old max rosenblum and juliana luchkiw were arrested in a raid last night.

alex marquardt, abc news, london. >> stunning images tonight. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news" this sunday evening. the man to fell to earth, literally. tonight, you get to see what it really looked like from his view. the new heartpounding go pro video of his jump coming up here. >>> and later, second thoughts. what author j.k. rowling is revealing tonight about how it all ended for harry potter. what she now wishes she could change. you know how painful heartburn can be. for fast, long lasting relief, use doctor recommended gaviscon®. only gaviscon® forms a protective barrier that helps block stomach acid from splashing up- relieving the pain quickly. try fast, long lasting gaviscon®. i have a big meeting when we land, but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a decongestant. [ inhales deeply ] oh. what a relief it is. >>> tonight here, a closer look at that record breaking freefall from space. because there's a brand

parallels to nine hundred fourteen i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and author of the new book bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia in washington we have brian becker he is the national coordinator for the answer coalition and in london we crossed to david stephenson he is an author of several books about the first world war as well as a professor of international history at the london school of economics all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it george if i go to you first in new york a century ago one of the worst catastrophes in history occurred and it was the beginning of the first world war and looking at parallels to the present we had a very unstable international system then how stable is the system today. when it was not so much. stable system back then i mean it's more that there were foolish policy makers. and foolish policy makers are around today i think what happened in one nine hundred fourteen was a series of miscalcula

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their lives as they begin a legal fight at the high court in london the source of much more after a break you're watching our two international. new york london. the whole world is on the. other one down the end there a father to hang up the core of that building at the end of the street another one a more transparent society gets the money or the proper tears become we see military and state and police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city who inhabit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are the fear that. as a thousand on eyes are our key. language. we can we know if they're going to. choose to use the consensus to. choose the opinions that you. choose the stories that impact your life choose the access to your officers. and welcome back you're watching the weekly here on our t.v. international now switzerland by a narrow margin has voted in favor of putting a ceiling on foreign immigrants including citizens the result of a nationwide referendum could adversely affect the nation's ties with the block now has to renegotiate treaties on the free movement of workers adopted o

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heart of the high prosecutor file political battle with more on this and the rest of europe's news, to our londonews center. >> david camden's cabinet normally is just around the corner here in central london but now the ministers are further north in the oil city of aberdeen. it's connected to scott land's independence referendum in september. cameron has been visiting an oil and gas rig in the north sea for the first time, head of the cabinet meeting where the future of the industry will be discussed. he believes a united economy is vital to maximize oil revenues. >> i think it makes a very strong argument about the united kingdom and how the broad shoulders are one of the top 10 economies in the world has really got behind this industry and will continue to stay behind this industry until we get the maximum benefit out of it for all of the united kingdom, including scotland. because we are a top 10 economy, we can invest the long term structure necessary to make sure we recover as much from the sea as possible. that's good for everybody. >> campaigning for independence, he is taking his meetin

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new york london. the whole world is on the. complete truth of the original one a father walk down the end there a father to hang up the corner of that building at the end of the street another one the more transparent society gets the money or the pot the tears become we see military and state and police forces mobilized against people who blend into the city and hobbit the city the more people trust electronic devices the more defenseless they are i. fear that it has a thousand on phase. well the wonderful woman a lot of these. things are i'm. a pleasure to have you with us here today. the olympic flame arrives in sochi after a historic relay covering more than sixty thousand kilometers of the prized merril medals there will be imminent start of the winter games as. the u.s. warns international firms against doing business with iran saying partial lifting of sanctions doesn't mean your audience market is open for business yet. afghanistan reveals it's been trying to hammer out a deal with the taliban as the u.s. role in the co

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parallels to nine hundred fourteen i'm joined by my guest george samuel in new york he is a fellow of the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and author of the new book bombs for peace nato's humanitarian war on yugoslavia in washington we have brian becker he is the national coordinator for the answer coalition and in london we crossed to david stephenson he is an author of several books about the first world war as well as a professor of international history at the london school of economics are gentlemen cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you.

have a look at it this will stop new york and london -- have a look at this was to new york and londonre the wealthy wanted to stay. monaco. stop -- hongl kong. what you have got in terms of luxury is what is driving it is the fact you have wealth creators and one plays and nucleus of talent and knowledge and the growth of billionaires. from asia and africa and latin what toand that drives the rich want in their property. >> manus credi, thank you so much. still with us is andrew goldberg. andrew, thank you for sticking around. at the beginning of the show, we were talking about where you saw the most opportunity. you set you merge in the markets. -- you said the emerging markets. there is still a lot of risk. >> there is risk. they keeping with the monetary policy is a lot of hubbub and much ado about whether the bank of england will remain in their credibility because they have shifted gears on what they are watching with forward guidance. it is all about unemployment rate and now it is not. now it is spare capacity. the key thing to look is for short-term interest rate which remains

this is abc news london. >> 3 crew members and several passengers were injured today when united airlineslence. boeing 737 was going in billings, montana this afternoon when it happened. it struck without warning leaving one crew member unconscious and bleeding. plane landed safely in billings just few minutes later. >>> all right now to north korea where tonight that nation young leader kim young un has been put on notice. he could be personally put on trial held accountable for crimes against humanity in the country. tonight unprecedented year long investigation by the united nations xirs the north korean to the nazi regime. bob woodruff is on the story. >> i'm bob. >>reporter: allegiance to north korea begins here according to new un report child has had. we saw it firsthand in the crisp uniform. siminging a song of praise to regime brutal leader. today the un panel saying his government is responsible for crimes against humanity. >> commission of inquirey unanimously come to the kloution that there is evidence of grit wrongs of this kind. >>reporter: the scathing report highlights som

london once the heart of the british empire. along with new york and home cologne still in the center of the global financial industry. symbol and driving force behind the international monetary flow. twelve million inhabitants over three hundred languages countless ethnicities and cultures london is a prototype of a global networked mega city and a laboratory for security measures a lot of the changes in cities since the nine eleven terror attacks in new york and washington were already on the way before those attacks so it's important to sort of stress that the nine eleven attacks have led to certain changes intensifying that we're already on the way most importantly i would say there's a increasing preoccupation with security as defined by the state as defined by big companies and as defined by those in government. professor and also stephen graham teaches and researches on security and surveillance and the militarization of space cities are getting more into the focus of conflict this is not entirely new currently. context is it's leading

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. >> translator: the level of security in sochi is absolutely the same than in new york, london, washingtonr boston. >> reporter: one difference is that you can eat this yogurt in new york. the russian government is blocking a large shipment of the high protein snack intended to feed u.s. athletes because of a paperwork error. regardless of whether the yogurt makes it to sochi, the world will turn its attention here as the curtain goes up on the 22nd winter olympics tomorrow night. another dilemma for some athletes is whether or not to walk in opening ceremonies. that's a difficult decision for those that have to compete early on saturday when the games really get rolling. my question for you, how can we expect americans to win medals when they don't have their yogurt. >> they need that yogurt. >> thank you. you can watch all the highlights on our primetime coverage. but right now we're about to reveal some of those results from earlier today. >> here's your spoiler alert. if you do not want to know the results, close your eyes and wait for the music to end. >> okay. we're going to turn off

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power with only eighteen percent of satisfaction so he cannot go on very long twitter's in new york and in london are going to have a lot of fun you know in next couple of months. you mentioned the traders and in new york and london of course right before greece collapsed goldman sachs it's now well known or stead made enormous bets on the collapse of grace and they profited handsomely the insiders papa trail was benefiting by some financial fraud and so it was really set up to fail and we see some other similarities in grace of. doris after the collapse that was engineered by wall street you had a rise of neo nazi ism in france just recently as part of a huge protest almost twenty thousand neo nazis were in the street shouting screaming anti-semitic slogans oh well let me correct you on this one because you know i covered the. there were no twenty thousand i mean there was actually it was like eighty thousand people into streets and there were like one thousand people you more than discomfort of so it's difficult because up but that was made by the you know by do the french media who who wanted

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