warning communities apart the lebanese government has dispatched an army contingent to the city parlance resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario. see tripoli lebanon on. and coming up on the program with the main international focus still on syria unrest elsewhere in the arab world is going largely unnoticed this fall and seen demonstrations across bahrain problems but it's being cast by security forces into more civilian casualties in terms just ahead of. us war warning protests isn't israel have taken the streets of one of the. government against the tension. french police this week shot dead the gunman into losing killed seven people including four to jewish schools and three soldiers amid mero was killed after a thirty two hour siege of his apartment he refused to surrender and tried to escape through the window with french intelligence has been criticised for not acting earlier as a man had been under surveillance for some time. as a frenchman no jury in descent and said he had ties with al qaida underwent training in afgh

it seems this president is using every effort possible to bring tax and spend lib wall back into parlance. at least that's fair, being honest about where his party wants to take the country. folks on this committee, many folks in this town, who would be okay with a tax and spend approach if it at least provided us with some balance. if it at least provided us with a budget that balanced eventually. of course the most glaring fault, the most glaring error in the president's budget, is that it never balances. doesn't even try to balance. in fact it's hard to call it a budget if it never really balances. the president talks abus approa. most people would expect it would ultimately arrive at something that balances. but it doesn't. in fact, different term for the president's budget, because it can't be called a budget. they're supposed to balance at the end of the year. it's not a budget. it is a plan to tax and to spend. why is it important? we can talk in this committee as we often do about the trillions of dollars of debt, the huge percentage of gdp, the credit crisis that we could face, t

and also handing them their third grand slam in eight years england finished second after beating parlance thirty points tonight and scotland take the wooden spoon after their defeats it's only for wales though there are six nations success proves the point. is also. comparable these concerns whether we'll be able to tackle in the world cup much improved from you know the difference and. i absolutely love being involved was called to go at the moment i think the solution to all the players coaches stuff everything just seems to go in the moment. it was easily the most enjoyable campaign like in focus so far it has been physical just was allowed to put in over the last six months and now there will be no fairytale contact for swimming great even for the five time of the big champion failing to qualify for the london games after any less than perfect performance at the straight in trials but the twenty nine year old says he's not given up just yet. i wanted to get back in the pool i want to start racing again i want to be competitive because. you know i wanted to go to the olympics. you know

and also handing them their third grand slam in eight years england finished second after beating parlance thirty points tonight and scotland take the wooden spoon after their defeats if it's only for wales though their six nations success proves a point. yes also. the people he's concerned with revealed the fact that within the world cup i think you prove to me no different than not and. i have to be looking involved was called to go at the moment i think the survey should train all the players coaches stuff everything just seems to go mad at the moment and. it was easily the most adorable campaign focus so far it has been physical just waterlow to an end of the last six months now there will be no fairytale comeback for swimming great for the five time and i think champion failing to qualify for the london games. and perfect performance at the strelley in trials but it's one in a year old says he's not given up just yet. i want to get back in the pool i want to start racing again i want to be competitive again and you know i want to go to be with. you know i still want to do all of those

the president of killing many however argue that these hostile messages are a tool to provoke move parlance in the steering the country toward civil you this way trying to. affect. people of my people think. this is the way to approach syrians because syrians want to convert part of care and violence would think so many ideas like dignity or symbolically from the history of syria and of course you can read some good purposes although anti-government protests here in syria have a very spontaneous nature of the rough few things that they usually known before the day friday the place was the time after the prayers and even the cause they're gathering for and the slogans they're chanting i usually made public in advance and this thing changes order with the basis so exactly behind these messages but it is now the common subject among people in general not just on t.v. but i don't know specific source i heard from the people around me my friends but actually television. some yes. well and i'm and i don't know there are some people who name every friday but it doesn't interest me i think you shou

and also handing them their third grand slam in eight years a win finished second after beating parlance thirty points tonight and scotland take the wooden spoon after their defeat said it's a date for wales though their six nation success proves a point. yes also of. the people these concerns whether you feel the back of it in the book and i think the proof is there for you know it and. i'm sure you've been involved has called you got the moment i think just really should turn over players coaches stuff everything just seems to go on the moment. it was easily the most enjoyable camping out involved so far is that if you're just a water bottle put in over the last six months now there will be no fairytale contact for swimming great ian thorpe the five time of the big campaign failing to qualify for the london games after any less than perfect performance at the straight in trials but the twenty nine year old says he's not given up just yet. i want to get back in the pool i want to start racing again i want to be competitive again and you know i wanted to go to be with friends. you know i

and also handing them their third grand slam in eight years england finished second after getting parlance thirty points tonight and scotland take the wooden spoon after their defeats if it's only for wales though their six nations success proves a point. there's also. some people whose concern is whether you feel the back of it in the world cup i think you're proving to be no different and. i'm sure you love being involved to score to go at the moment i think the solution to all the players coaches stuff everything just seems to go out of the moment. easy those are the campaign so far because i just want to learn how to win over the last six months now there will be no favorites they'll come back for swimming great for the five time of the champion failing to qualify for the london games after less than perfect performance at the strelley in trials but the twenty nine year old says he's not given up just yet. i wanted to get back in the pool i want to start racing again i want to be competitive again and you know i want to go to the olympics. you know i still want to do all of those thing

under five days are all continues to interest try to gaza killing more than a dozen in the past parlance of the region seeing anything. this is all she's weekly review hello and welcome to the program prime minister blessing that three of his return to the presidencies confirms often overwhelming and actually trying as they long it's hard for frazer the kremlin is over all the challenges to lie ahead for the new leader as he's an exterior shots to report. it was one emotional night for. i did i promised you we would win. i mean. we have. the prime minister may have justified his tears by the strong wind but no one would be surprised if it was caused by the joy of victory. it was hardly a shock as putin had been the elections clear front runner but eventually result of almost sixty four percent stand even those at the helm were never think about such a higher so it's of and. were predicted for ourselves and it shows once again actually proves that we're going to go see her number one and be scum for ten days potential. is yet to be oh i'm closer but it's no time to party now many experts

two warring communities apart the lebanese government has dispatched an army contingent to the cd parlance a resemblance of the libyan capital lebanese tripoli is still trying hard to avoid the libyan scenario it's not going to artsy tripoli lebanon. the lebanese foreign minister a source says it's vital to work out a balanced approach to syria's conflict and colin says calls for foreign intervention are hampering peace initiatives. who would speak against any signs of the conflict were. previously said that the syrian government had to stop its aggression as if it was the only one guilty of the events in syria escalated into hostilities resistance against all things from the very start groups fighting against the government being financed and supplied with weapons they are destroying civilian facilities. calls for military intervention coming from within syria as well as internationally we see one party in a conflict because it's ok to use your position supporter to fund the government a political transformation is not to be achieved by force pilots produces more violence every country. p

one hundred people a human rights watch has been a poor tax on black africans has been death in parlance racist violence unpunished i mean that the people who committed these crimes have been on punished there's been desecration of british war graves in benghazi again and. the fact is the agency is not in control of the country there's a lot of us going on. and the country is in a real mess with me probably uses and the ease of wash with arms and the fact is now you've got militias you've got different tribal militias all heavily aren't you could have a very divided government in tripoli that is not in control of its territory and so you've got a real recipe for it and who's to blame because it's the best powers who gave these arms to gregg's to topple gadhafi and already it's going to start the days that could that be because there is lawlessness there and it's very sad what's what's happening in iraq. and we bring up there are more world news in brief now the damage to one of the fukushima nuclear reactors is far worse than previously thought with fatally high levels of radiation and d

people were killed a human rights watch has been appalling tax on black africans has been death in parlance racist violence unpunished i mean that the people who committed these crimes have been on punished as been this is a creation of british war graves and garcia again a. punishment the fact is the agency is not in control of the country as a lot of us is going on. and the country is in a real mess and look i mean probably is a bit of wash with arms and the fact is now you've got militias you've got different tribal militias all heavily aren't you could have very divided government in crippling that is not in control of its territory and so you've got a real progress of before. you know who's to blame because well it's the western powers who gave these arms to gravel's to topple gadhafi and already libyans are getting the start of the days of good happy because there is lawlessness there and it's very similar to what's happening in iraq now it's time for some other international there's panic at the petrol pumps in britain head of a possible tanker driver strike some stations have alread

portside football fans vented their fury over two years suspension that was slapped on their club parlance a day earlier saw one teenager shot dead and sixty eight others injured as the military clashed with the angry crowds now the decision to suspend the club followed the worst stadium disaster in egypt's history when seventy four people were killed rioting last month a number of police officers have been charged over the tragedy with many egyptians blame lax security as opposed to middle eastern history professor lawrence davis said thinks they'll be no clear end in sight yet because he says there's no one taking charge of the situation. egypt has no no standing law and order actually. there those things are so much that the government is not in control of the higher he is. not going to come out of it barracks unless control to. very very large way and so the populace. it is essentially on its own and that means that unpopular decisions are really you're going to do it's the sort of spontaneous kind of outburst of anger and there is no has the you control it where is there any has to be

reason that russian ruble the indian rupee and so forth then there will not be that needs by treasury parlance because after all foreign countries you mentioned are buying treasury bonds because we need those dollars in order to buy oil and other commodities which are currently priced in dollars now as that is he wrote it by the skin fixation of bret's it to start affecting the american economy specifically the american ability to fund itself you have debts and that will put added pressure on the federal reserve to go into the. no printing press no and print out more dollars and thus accelerating garzon research works well let's talk to certainly this tipping the scales of the economy is one of the most important things that these countries talk about but they also seem to want to make sure that the rest of the world knew their position on military interventionism certainly china and russia are to have that opportunity at the united nations but they made sure that everyone knew that that all brics countries are unified in the fact that they are vehemently opposed to any sort of intervention in

as government forces keep up the pressure on peaceful protesters appealing for democracy but the parlance goes largely unreported world wide on the iranian regime claims its carrying out reforms. european atlantic security is a myth but must become reality star words of russian president dmitri medvedev speaking in moscow who also warned that nato should not live in the past the russian leader said too that threats of foreign military intervention and manipulation of public opinion must then. also reporting the american soldier accused of the shooting massacre of afghan civilians is to face seventeen counts of murder in the u.s. and the taliban vows revenge saying it has no faith in american justice some experts say that any trial in the u.s. will not alter the negative opinion most afghans have america. will be back with more of those stories in half an hour from now in the meantime in the way called the shootings in toulouse peter bell and his guests discuss cultural integration in a globalized world crossed always next here on alt. it . started. to. blow in the welcome across dot com p

lost few years but are you concerned that the president suggesting if he is in a second term, in parlancector-plate off? >> the relationship is complicated. we are giving them everything and we got nothing in return. the keyword in exchange is obama saying to the russians this is my last election. not that i have other election and occupy with other issues, let's talk about this. complicated one in december. this is my last election. that is his way of saying with a nod and wink, you have a free hand you run a dictatorship. your elections are rigged. ours aren't rigged but once i get past my last election i am unleashed and i can do anything i want. what he is saying you know that reset i began three years ago where i completely undermined the allies in europe? i cancel missile defense system and began process where it's negotiable, republicans never allow to be negotiable. after election day, i can't speak about it now of course, because it's my last election and americans won't like that. after election day i'll be open. this is a huge gaffe. it's etch-a-sketch is a problem for romney,

hundreds of contestants will compete or, in ballroom parlance, walk the ball in 1 of or more of 25 separate, the real world fades into fantasy and for the duration of the ball the kids can escape from stigma that is common in their every day lives. it is the one place where they're not only accepted but celebrated. sasha is dressing for her category, called drags performance. it calls for a costume in the colors of the rainbow, and deasja helps her put it on just right. >> i'm not nervous. ♪ >> for her first round of voguing sasha has the runway all to herself. >> when you start feeling it, there's nothing like it. >> but if she gets a 10 from the judges and goes another round, she'll be in a head-on battle with another girl with a perfect score. the nine judges on the panel include juan and tremaine. >> give her a round of applause. >> she makes it through to another round. >> once you get up there and once you start, you can't stop. ♪ >> sasha's confidence is as great as her energy. >> in the ballroom scene i'm one of the best. >> but all the confidence in the world can't save her from th

along with a speech in the parlance with reagan that look back now as important in the cold war stories and finally the berlin wall in 1987 the really stand out as a president who is concentrating on something and saying if something new, that's really how you make the news is you make something new. president bush, the second president bush in 2004 tried to go around the country giving speeches on the social security issue it was already in deep trouble and donning before hurricane katrina from its course. there are limits to what you can do but if you are given the same kind of speech and this is a problem for president bush that wasn't catching on this was a campaign strategy showed the limitations of all that and it's hard to draw bright lines on the scene to see what will work and what won't but the reagan model was probably one of the better ones. if you go further back you can look at some of truman's key speeches, especially in regard to the cold war stories for the marshall plan, the doctrine, those and a blasting the test of time and changing the country's policy. >> i'm just

you have a phrase "serious consequences" in diplomatic parlance means the use of force. i'm not saying the president said that today, but what i think is going on is that the prime minister of israel came here. and what the president and the prime minister agreed to is let's raise the spector of possible use of force higher. let's agree on that even if we disagree on whether we should actually do it because they believe that will increase the chances of a diplomatic outcome. and there may be something to that. it may be possible to negotiate a solution. the problem is, the solution will require the kind of concessions on both parts of the united states and the iranians that i don't see anybody making. >> i don't think the statement is helpful. i believe that this kind of pressure -- >> president obama's statement. >> yes, president obama's statement about basically saying this is your last chance. you either do this, or as jamie said, serious consequences, in other words, threatening war again. it doesn't matter whether he pleens it, whether we're actually going to war o

>> well, i think mitt romney probably slid into third base under the tag, to put it in baseball parlancecal, i think. but having done that, if you look at the math going forward, i think even if newt gingrich dropped out and it was santorum versus romney, santorum would have to get about 60% of the delegates going forward. that's a tall order. so i think the best intelligence today is that probably mitt romney can wrap this up with the requisite number of delegates in the weeks ahead. >> of course, the question is then, in what shape is he to compete in the general? you mentioned the notion of gingrich exiting the race. apparently he's already said this morning that if he thought santorum had a shot at taking out romney and then obama, he would do it. he clearly doesn't believe that and so he won't. this morning, joe trippy said romney may end up being the gop's dukakis. is that possible? >> anything is possible. i think the big factor in the general election will be what you were all just talking about, and that's the economy. i've thought for the longest time that whether or not presid

in baseball parlance, that is synonomous with a catcher, a catcher who will throw every senior out at second base. i like my colleagues on the other side of the aisle, mr. van hole cren, my classmate, mr. andrews who just spoke, but we are a country of laws and not of men. and i don't like anything of their budget. our budget includes the ryan plan to save medicare from bankruptcy and rationing. and deep concern for seniors that i listened to my democratic colleagues suggest that the bipartisan ryan-plan will end medicare as we know it. medicare will be bankrupt as early as 2016 because obamacare already ended medicare as we know it. it stole $575 billion from medicare in order to pay for obamacare. i offered a simple amendment during obamacare that said any medicare savings must go back into medicare to save medicare. who could disagree with that? the democrats in the house did, twice they defeated my amendment. republican efforts to save medicare from bankruptcy were thwarted by house democrats because president obama needed a piggy bank to pay for obamacare. and today, we have a bi

next, a heritage foundation forum on a program to arm and train an airline parlance.ives in the u.s. after that, president obama announces his choice for world bank president. >> on monday, the supreme court starts at three days of hearing on the constitutionality of the health care law. here the oral arguments for yourself as the core releases audio around 1:00 p.m. eastern each day with coverage on c- span3 and c-span radio. at c-span.org add your comments. our coverage starts with washington journal and continues through the day. then, the oral arguments on c- span3. >> the genetic scientists have a rough date for when the hiv epidemics starts. there is not that much hiv, yet in some places, there is a ton and it did incredibly destructive. understanding that these two categories exist allows you to think, ok -- what are the factors that keep this virus moving and what can we do as a world to end it? >> on afterwards, the history of aids sunday night at 9:00. part of a booktv weekend on c- span2. >> in a moment, a forum on forming an airline pilots. this was during