the people who want the gaining ground over the people who want freedom and the people who want power have a lot of very unpleasant characteristics going for them cruel brutal people and they hold on to power and they're not going to give it up and we see in one country after another that the people who want to. have quite different character from the people who want freedom and the people who want freedom are not characteristic thugs and brutes they're standing up for themselves and for human rights and or a decent society so things are not going to well but i believe everything will turn on what happens in syria it's a standing example of how the people who want power are winning over the people who want freedom but the game is not yet over in syria ok more and wanting to how would you go back to that there is it is it is it a simple dichotomy like that go ahead. i honestly i think it would be perfectly legitimate to say that there has been a shift in mood i mean after the fall of mubarak i mean that regime was so central to the old reigning order in the middle east that its fall cr

what happens to those people? gt as americans are we content for kids to get sick because theyeco can't get to a doctor or people? died because they don't get to a doctor on time? i have been told throughout my whole life that education is tht key to success. senat senate every single day. education. kids have to do well in highthey school so they will be able to go to college. the reality right now is that hundreds of thousands of brighto young people cannot afford to go to college because they just don't have the money, and as a nation we are losing their intellectual capability to make us a stronger nation. if the republicans get their was and make savage cuts in pell grants, no one has any doubt hundreds of thousands more young people will never be able to walk into a college or university and that is not only foa tragedy for the individualsf for the young people themselves, is it a tragedy for this nation. everyday we are involved inpetii fierce competition in the global economy, and we are not doing ae well

to this group of people or that group of people.brings them altogether and that has a lot to do with his personality, his decency as a human being, his gentleness, his decency, a strong supporter of rural america. people are interested in learning about the life of a guy born in arkansas and migrated to texas, he worked in the cotton fields, he grew up very poor, he has a unique ties to working americans today. willie -- i am a big fan of his and this is a good book that talks about his life. last book, pretty interesting actually, the topic might be considered boring, a book called the financial crisis. that was put together by the commission congress established to look at the causes of the financial crisis, how they ended up bringing us to the place we are now which is the worst recession this country has experienced since the great depression. it is tough reading because what you are seeing is the incredible recklessness from these people on wall street producing worthless financial instruments, and leading us to where we are no

the difference is these people are muslim and these people are christian. the christians in the south basically objecting to the fact that the people in khartoum who are islamistsislamist, and i don't need islam, named clinical islam, fundamentalist as practiced by bin laden and his friends. they want to impose sharia law on the people in the south. there is unfortunately a tremendous amount of racism involved in this. what we have had been, since independence and 56, was the marginalization of all these other groups around here who feel they have no stake and where the power is in sudan. the people in khartoum have actually been rather clever and skillful in the way that they have conducted ethnic cleansing. what they have done is typically there is a pattern to this and it has been repeated to this day, right now in abyei. they use their air force to bomb villages and what they call softening up. this has been followed not by regular soldiers but i'm malicious of local disgruntled, poor arab nomads whom they pay and they do the dirty work. this has happen

and he never lost that as president yet he has a great feeling to people and people meet him one on one it's amazing they'll tell you about and of course very successful as campaign young people felt that he's making changes and even today with a deep recession a tough recession he's still very optimistic you have to be optimistic because everybody is that we're going through a recession so you have to know there's light at the end of the tunnel but we're going to get there people rush to the often bama to kennedy and well you would of course say they're different can't compare people because if you start each one has their own identity their own character they're all ideas of what their president should do but most importantly they understand the great sacrifice that former presidents have made to the country and i can't speak for him but he's taken a part of all of them that some way have made a wonderful contribution all the president's to our country in the world do you think michelle obama has sort of own political ambition could could could could should be like like hillary cl

some people won't. some people will never be the same. like that thing with katrina, some people are really good but you can tell just under the surface that they are a wreck. give them space, try to be professional, try to comfort them if you can, but some people won't let you. and don't take it personal. that's the main thing, just don't take it personal. sometimes people just can't be helped. they are not mad at you, they don't hate you, you are trying to help them. they probably understand that, but they have suffered a terrific loss and some people you can't help. but try. you got to try anyway. that's kind of why we're here, we want to try. some other feels, disorientation, physical or emotional numbness, loss of trust or abandonment, cranky. i would be. if i had to go shave in the marina medal school, my cat ran away, i'd be pissed. team behavior, be calm. you don't want to be excited and crazed. be systematic, demonstrate by example. if you are calm and cool and under control, people will see you are there to help. if you act like

who sigh -- netherlands that people who cycle to work have more than people who don't. also the environment there are a lot of things you can capitalize because you don't have to invest on electric cars or transit or whatever to reduce the carbon dioxide, because the emissions of bicycle is zero. there is a huge problem in the u.s. by traffic noise. a lot of people are not aware of it but the effects for people being constantly having traffic noise are enormously. also, in the netherlands productivity loss because the effect that, for instance, in amsterdam, so many people cycle means that there will be a lot less congestion. when you have ever visited amsterdam, see all of these people cycle and who think what would happen if all of these trips would have to be made by car, then there would be no more amsterdam economy because no one would be able to move about. there would be one giant traffic jam all day. so the bike is the grease in the amsterdam economy. you have to build less highways, you have to build less parking garage. you put the bike -- use very little spac

people are going to be working. people are gone. the best people are gone. the real-life blood is up here not down in those villages. all of this kind of became very clear to me as i wandered from village to village talking to people over the 10 years i lived down there and talking to people up here as well back then and since, that the effect is we see it up here and it has got all kinds of controversial effects positive and negative as ted was saying. there is a whole other change down in mexico and one is to continue, want to village darts immigrating there is almost nothing else to do except emigrate because the cost of living rises due to the dollar. who wants to be -- these are the stories i love. who wants to be the lone 16-year-old than a town where everybody has gone to the united states and worked in dallas and phoenix and l.a. and come home with amazing stories about all the women and the cars and the jobs in all this stuff. who wants to be the lone 16-year-old who doesn't do that? that is a real big draws too. i remember a lot of times talking wi

people who are entering into fights and what have you and indeed i think there are some people who are actually being arrested for political reasons either because they are thought to be agents of a foreign power they are people who profit. so then so so there isn't an element of people actually speaking out against this current regime being arrested for that reason then you're not suggesting that's happening no i'm not suggesting that at all i don't think the people who are speaking against the regime are being arrested or the it's not been not because this regime is different but it is too early for them to begin to do that they're not doing that people are very openly criticizing everything you. listen to the radio the television people are expressing the are you confident member of the well the president the arab lawyers association particular let me bear in mind that they are going to review military trials of civilians are you confident that these people will be facing a fair trial now those who've been arrested well at the present moment yes i'm quite confident this is what's go

they look people people people here in this country at the moment. they don't fully know anything because they don't believe anymore to be existing political class of this country because that because their real problem in greece is in other european countries i believe it's first political and then financial because this financial crisis was created we could pollution governments all around europe and unions there is a response to go to forty five more what is happening in our countries and in the same time they want to be the survivors of that means cannot be the same politicians who create the problem they will show was their way out of the problem they would never find a solution people being older this is the reason they don't trust them they don't believe in the more and this is there is over there every day in constitutions where to protest against this osteria the museum is not there getting approved every day here all right well thank you very much for your thoughts there and activists in the syntagma square mr kitty thank you. well your opi

after all wars especially people after us for the people of afghanistan or some of bin laden has died has been killed ten year cycle. us government used him as a knife to me or to deceive people off the. others so. they need to have this criminal war and. so-called war on terror so you've clearly become a fierce critic of the u.s. mission in afghanistan but what happens when the united states reverse their plans to begin drawing down forces this summer are you worried about civil war or the return of the taliban i think your main ted. this honest politician who contend with war crimes in afghanistan and occupied my country they are just lawyer from one hand they are telling publicly to our people and to get people that they will leave afghanistan by mid off to thousand and eleven or two thousand and twelve by the same but from another hand they're talking about kaiser statically she was talking to a us problem in complexity basis in afghanistan and they are here for strategy regional economy contract and they're going to make a lot. excuse and that's why i use it progress to make an e

leaving young people may be attracted to the bright lights of the c.t.'s but the locals say they're leaving behind a truly unique point of russia the land up north that's here if they're rounded by mountain fairy tales and while driving along with no bill bethel want to confirm or run into a church or if mall mop thing into the thing area father daughter gay who left his tech real life to live ham says that this monastery the highest situated in russia connects the past and the present the church was only build some six years ago but it stands nanto where the dates back to the sixteenth century actually worked during the epiphany celebrations of a ten thousand people come here for local christians display. this is unique maybe because of its location nobody knows after spending several hours hand in truly feels like this mountainous area marries the past with the present and if you listen hard enough you can almost hand a few fathers a facade singing their songs by the fine mind you no question about russia close up the republic of north or south asia. we

the people fighting the taliban, were people who were very good at fighting our enemies, and also people supported what they were doing to the sale of drugs. the cia turned a blind eye to this sort of thing. even if the cia had been squeaky clean, the drugs still would have ended up in the united states. if they had never been involved, crack cocaine would have showed up a few weeks or months later. beyond that, certain drugs need to be treated differently. marijuana is a drug. you should not use it as a youngster or get behind a car and drive. for most people, it is relatively less dangerous than the vast majority of the other drugs. most people do not get addicted to it and those that do get their addiction behind other drugs. most people do not overdose from marijuana. people who have been addicted to street here when and are not able to quit through a drug program or who got methadone, they set of different clinics where they can get a heroin legally. people ended up using less heroin. people were not arrested and reduced other illicit drug use. they got jobs and housing. they did no

i think the press many people were unhappy but surprisingly people weren't disillusioned they knew that judge robert perry was somebody who was favored by the police so. a lesson that judges count the only problem that we had is that this particular judge is in los angeles four hundred miles away from oakland where we don't really have jurisdiction over him but i think the l.a. activists clearly understand we also understand that there's a love relationship with many people with the police no matter what they do they're going to give them the better. sort of the doubt so this education that we have to have that goes on there there needs to be more awareness and i think that took place in oakland if you look at the make up of the marches a lot of asians a lot of people from the latino and brown communities or lot of white folks a lot of young white students who learned firsthand that the police aren't always in their corner the way that they like to depict and so many people understand this and i think they're going to respond politically i think they'll respond by taking it to the stree

after all wars especially people of the us for the people of afghanistan also know bin laden has died has been killed ten year cycle. us government used him as a nice to me are to deceive people often. so all they need to have this criminal war. so-called war on terror so you've clearly become a fierce critic of the u.s. mission in afghanistan but what happens when the united states leaves their plans to begin drawing down forces this summer are you worried about civil war or a return of the taliban i think you. this almost politician who continued to have war crimes and afghanistan and occupied my country they are just lawyer from one hand they are telling publicly to our people and to to have people to media that they will leave afghanistan by mid afternoon thousand and eleven or two thousand and twelve by the soon but from another hand they are talking about kaiser strategy she is talking to a us problem in complexity basis in afghanistan and they are here for a strategy we can only call you can't trust them to make another excuse and it's why we need to risk our main to make an en

left many people dozens of people injured many of them requiring medical attention now it also resulted in elderly people suffering heart attacks and die you know it's believed that the shock of the explosions that were going off was what triggered those those fatal heart attacks now to put into perspective just how powerful some of these explosions were. the shock waves from them were able to grow windows ten kilometers away the firefighters told us they had the fire localized now this has been a huge operation involving almost a thousand fire and many fire trucks as well as them having to call in air support using helicopters and other aircraft and gals these flames from the sky explosions how it's stopped they've stopped the fire reaching other munitions and being able to set those up for this fire in the explosions that followed it and just look at the local area here because must've disruption to transport links trains having to be to be counseled in place and buses was on with you howard on the transport system and also but on the oil pipeline some of those that run through the ar

are issues that so much about me and i mean to say she made a lot of people at area b. you're always in crisis would be you with this ten years. more than a month. one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they are far away from civilization. thomas discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive for many wildlife in antarctica. and the fragile. expedition to the bottom of the earth. i am max keiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to new york city and talk with safer dean a moose a visiting scholar at the center on capitalism and society at columbia university and a professor of economics at lebanese american university safe welcome to the kaiser report thank you for having us all right save you recently wrote a piece for the financial times called too much aid hobble the arab spring first tell us what are our economic issues economic issues behind the arab spring and then whether this western aid and debt will address any of these economic issues a lot of these problems were economi

which palestinian people the people who support hamas or the people who support fatah so i mean they're terribly divided if they could unite i take you bet these these situations would probably be solved a lot more quickly i think that's why we see that i mean i think these are sort of stars tunisia where it seems that people were united right but in these other countries they're not and so we have to be very very careful about what we ask for we ask for democratic elections in palestine and what did we get we got a hamas victory and that's not good for the palestinian people it's not good for stability and it's not good for the u.s. national interest so we have to be careful that's why i advocate evolution gradual evolution not these revolutions that's what leads to chaos ok i'm going to give you know you are going to last word go ahead you had you had elections in israel that also produced a right wing coalition government that basically is completely incompatible with the idea resolving the problems of the region or reaching any kind of peace agreement these complexities of all these

people cannot plant for millions of people. this is the importance of the dialogue. as for the urgent needs and demands of the people, they have been put into implementation before the beginning of the dialogue. we have listed the emergency law with the state accord which will talk about the work of the relevant agencies in a manner that enhances and protect people's dignity without undermining the country's security. we also passed a law regulating the right to peaceful demonstration which will strengthen the possibility of expressing views and positions in a free, peaceful, an organized manner as a healthy condition which will help to rectify failures and correct trends. questions have been raised about the issue of arrest, for some people found that the tension continues after listing the state of emergency. most people, whether in the state, outside and inside the competent authorities, they did not understand the meaning of the state of emergency, nor the meaning of listing the state of emergency. however, and we stress the importance of this issue. what is impo

to kill people themselves who didn't explode at all that the people of egypt didn't extract many things they didn't extract the economy to collapse they didn't imagine the path to a free and democratic society would be such a bloody and painful one they just wanted to free from dictatorship and didn't expect it all to find themselves under get another one in military one the power in egypt now and where it is our rest firmly in the hands of the. military chief of staff. they were sitting literally in the pentagon war room when the twitter revolution started they are running the show all there has been well displacement of military power but this is a washington installed as i call it in my book for spoken dominance totalitarian democracy the people who stood on the things where were jubilant the regime that oppressed them for more than three decades was done with sparrow as they call the dictator would soon finally face justice for what he's done but months on the revolutionary euphoria has got as well and people are asking themselves what that's really worth the hundreds of victims and

now, a lot of people might know what glaad is, but there might be a lot of people who also don't know. so what is it that glaad does? >> we are an organization that works for the full equality of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender people. we believe in all of us, including gay folks, being accepted, respected, and valued, but understand that there's a lot of discrimination, there's a lot of homophobia out there in politics, but also in culture, in life. and to really move ahead towards full equality, the belief of glaad is that we have to impact the culture, the culture change, change people's hearts and minds. so what we don't do... you won't find us in washington, dc lobbying on a bill. we d't have lawyers in court. what we do do is we work through the media to get the stories of lesbians and gay people out, gay and bisexual and transgender people out, so that the public can see. and we believe with the public seeing the stories, understanding the storylines, the words, the images, people will conclude that gay folks should be respected and accepted like everybody else-- that we ad

i mean, if we'd gone through your people, what would we have said about you? my people? yeah, your people. um, what would they have said about me? they would use different letters for their alliteration. they'd say persnickety, passive-aggressive, punctual, and--and pernicious. okay, we'll look forward to all of that. i think you are the first guest on speaking freely who has also done space ghost. i am. i mean, i wouldn't know that, but i just was watching the space ghost marathon last night, and i did my space ghost so long ago, it's never even in the reruns. you know, i was struck by seeing that you seem to do things just 'cause it looks like fun. um, well, yeah, there's a lot of-- you know, a lot of that. i do things that i want to do, but then again, don't misunderstand. i don't get tons of offers to do things, so it's not like i'm passing up doing the next nicole kidman vehicle so that i can do space ghost, you know what i mean? like, it's--it's-- [laughs] which would be a tough call. i'm offered a lot of fun things, but it's not like i make hard decisions every da

that night to beat people brutally especially in hants had so many people received serious injuries which transport people to hospitals and they had the special instruction and not to allow me the leaders of the national assembly to leave. plains. so. it was a real common. people it's not an accidental day when one of the main supporters of the war is this mr bender kids whose quality world nor even in other places said that it was ok that the government used such a brutal force against the demonstrations tomorrow as they will think twice and till they will participate in any demonstrations so one person our supporters who died despite of the fact that the government was broadcast t.v. died because of car accident which thanks to my cars which is not serious fortunately there were real footage which shows the police person have been beat until the dance by ten fifteen special forces representatives and you can save these video footage on youtube and on our website too following because many people were arrested a lot of your supporters in fact have gone missing so do you have any informat

bankrupt greece which sparks massive protests against further progress in the country and outrages people in germany who say it's time the debtors leave the eurozone. and as people here in moscow prepare to celebrate russia day we look back twenty years to when the country stays that's first free presidential election. eleven am in the russian capital you're watching r.t. with me arena joshie welcome to the program the conflict in libya shows no signs of letting up rebels and government forces clash in the western oil port city of zawiyah some fifty kilometers from tripoli the libyan capital saw intensified nato airstrikes this week with the heaviest bombing since the foreign intervention began back in march that offers government claims more than thirty people have been killed in the attacks some of them civilians it comes as the libyan leader's daughter filed a lawsuit against the french president nicolas sarkozy and the for killing four members of her family in an april military strike. spoke to some residents of tripoli caught up in the violence. son of a husband who they know has bre

this would you know mr if there were people killed there were people there were people shot there were people executed its just at the execute i saw in its critics is saying well we found this many bodies we believe this will be how many bodies we find and believe in that assumption we're passing a verdict and calling it genocide this is the crux of the problem we're going to use not to use abuse right mind you. people didn't. mean it's just a question of how many people died and what you're going to stand you should be decent basics of unequal just a geisha is here eight thousand points from a red cross missing persons you were foiled in july nineteen eighty five this was a list of all the people that are going missing in. july and this is this is not a figure of silence now to show your people dead the number it could do complete number of casualties mostly it was revised down from two hundred fifty thousand since alone one hundred thousand everyone over the past eight he is still hard evidence it's to morrow and yet a number of eight thousand missing for she did surrender and it's n

so that the people who get to move to teachers are not the best people so are you saying that perhaps law saying is not the best. not at all. but your but they are quite good at getting published to show that there is a style of doing this for publicity and attention and that's ok. quite a number of celebrated people do things like history teachers but most accomplished people did not she could teach and they do it quietly ok so that when you're in that case who is the best out there that perhaps we don't know about where are they working for the government you and i have spoken about this before the possibility of many hackers working as a informants or are they independent. i would call them independent the best ones really dependent they don't notice really it with government or with commerce or with institutions they keep it to themselves however they are available to to work with is to touche like this but institutions are typically inept incompetent and incompetent. and that's why they that's why they need to publish or do they they put more money into press releases than they d

, people that live in the area. as well, to have and that successful -- a successful sporting event, we need to have the ability for teams and others to access the very easily. ferries provide a good opportunity in a lot of ways to move people to the area. at the same time, you have challenges, in terms of the coordination, not only in certain locations where they are landing along the port, but also where it will be fairly congested in the bay, from the race. that is a challenging conversation but we look forward to continuing that with port staff. bicycle and pedestrian safety. this has to do with an already constricted area along the waterfront, including along the embarcadero. while we incurred purging bikes and pedestrians, that we can do so in a safe manner. we are looking at a number of different locations for restricting automobile access, including potentially enclosures on the northbound embarcadero. also, in the northern waterfront areas from keeping too many cars to where they cannot get out of in a ques

in general terms, when people see my story, people know that i am talking with law enforcement people or associate with the defendant side. so we have to give them some protection for candor. what i am getting -- what i'm trying to get is reality is best a can. until he is convicted of doing certain things -- again, i did not see him do these things even though, i talk with people i trust, i still have to get some qualifiers. >> we will have a round table later this week. i will ask about this. >> the times were bombing originated in pakistan. 2009, september 14, also originated in pakistan. >> you were talking about the loan will, but also what seems to have come out that osama bin laden was not just interested in financial and other warfare against the united states, but racial and class. >> the level of expertise and thoughtfulness that osama bin laden and al qaeda came up with not just to bring down the u.s.. the notion to get americans thinking about each other, looking at each other in strange ways, that was part of the plan as well. >> how much do you worry about giving your op

people right now for the huffington posts are getting something like $15. the market has really degraded from even their, and it is very difficult to make money doing that. i have friends who are doing it, who are writing 10 stories a day just to get by. at the same time, the proliferation does make it very difficult for one small site to exist, right? our strategy in the old days was to align ourselves with a big media company -- cbs. we align ourselves with yahoo! in some way and with ail -- aol in another way. you need the types of connections with more established or at least larger players in order to survive. the other reason is that the proliferation of sites has caused a change in the way people get their news. no longer do they just go to what we call destination sites, which was essentially a newspaper online. they are getting their news on facebook and google and bing and search engines. to be out there in that news sphere, you have to have different ways of attacking a and having connections and distribution arrangements. >> i would like to add

people are really nervous. we have to ask them for id. >> we and have an appointment and allow them to proceed >> once you are ready, you and your husband to be need to check in with me here. that's process you one by one. get your license here and re-enter. >> city hall is going to take care of you today. >> don't worry about the time line. >> we are greeting people here and directing them to the services they need, which is licensing or getting the ceremony performed. we are making sure nobody else jumps the line. >> the marriage license process is defined by the court space. >> okay. are we good? >> thank you so much. >> this is an opportunity to choose to be a part of history. many times history happens to us, in this case, you can choose to be a part of it. it's an historic day. i am very proud to be here >> hopefully, people will see that gay and lesbian people have loving relationships. it puts a face on that for a lot of people. i think there's all the of misconception of who gay and lesbian people are.

and black people. why? because black and poor people are not organized. they know they can do it with impunity. they can step all over us and nothing will happen. there will be no consequence. we've got to change that equation. if you step on us, we will step back. we will fight back. nonviolently but we will fight back. it is clear the whole equation between incarceration and, in fact, stripping their voting rights your let's just look at this. you have a first amendment right to go out here and demonstrate and protest, right? you don't lose that because you don't do it. you have a thing now if you don't vote, you've got to reregister and all that kind of stuff. that's ridiculous. why should it be double jeopardy? you did the time. if you did the time why are you also sentenced to five years of not being able to vote? that is incorrect. that is wrong. we need to change that. so as we move forward, you will see a 10-point program. that program is not just comprehensive as many as it ought to be but it

it's almost like a cancer here for these people. since the end of world war two the spaces i've been . working here to provide a safe and secure environment for everybody. the questions the appeals which. everything you needed. and. i am max kaiser welcome back to the kaiser report time now to go to new york city and talk with safe edina moose a visiting scholar at the center on capitalism and society at columbia university and a professor of economics at lebanese american university safe welcome to the kaiser report thank you all right so if you recently wrote a piece for the financial times called too much aid hobble the arab spring first tell us what are our economic the issues economic issues behind the arab spring and then whether this western aid and debt will address any of these economic issues a lot of these problems were economic it was an exclusively can only a lot of it was a comic and the real economic problems i feel are the government control over the various sectors of the economy which was something that was strengt

their voices of the libyan people. was and it seems that the more anger they feel about nato the more they supported. this is the seventy's that this is this is. the to. the. united states is that was that was that that. we will go on to deliver our message tonight to the step the bomb being there are attacking libya. is the. dying. r.t. tripoli. and it's not just foreign intervention in libya that's claiming a growing number of civilian lives as we reveal later in the program. the us people who are members alongside in the arabian peninsula then i think the real worry is that in the experience this war to the point where so many people join up with al qaeda. u.s. is under fire for the expansion of its drone attacks in pakistan and yemen we question whether the strategy is helping to fight terrorism in the region. the greek prime minister is facing a crucial confidence vote in parliament to determine whether he'll be able to secure another injection of cash from the e.u. and save the country from plunging into deeper c

people think. it's just a question of how many people died and what your current status we should be basically pretty basic speak with just a geisha to figure eight thousand dollars from a red cross missing person's report filed in i believe you are ninety minutes before this you see this to all the people that are going missing in. july and this is this is not a savior of violence no figure people dead the number it could complete number of casualties and most of it was revised down to two hundred fifty thousand one hundred thousand you know one over the past eight he started it is it's a mob and yet the number of eight thousand missing good in syria has never actually been challenged officially and they're surely not and there's not really been any sort of official evidence that this actually this number is actually accurate. elias the deputy editor of the online magazine spiked doesn't think a lot of his trial will be just as a hate protects the interests of a particular nation's civil war from

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it's the only area of people who were, mccarthyism, these are the people against blacklists.what they have to say when it comes to discriminating against people they disagree with politically and then the creature of america's funniest home videos here's what he told me when i asked him exactly that question. >> one of the critiques from the cultural right is hollywood is a leftist town and tends to be liberal and only one perspective tends to get told in a scripted shows to read what do you make of that critique? >> i think it's probably [inaudible] the accusation is there. >> isn't that kind of a atrocious? when i called the dean of television writers who did all of the family, the jeffersons, virtually every major show of the 1970's is the founder of people for the american way and considers himself of his first amendment warriors had. i asked him to stand up for such discrimination he hasn't returned my call twice. it's worse than that. he refused the hollywood reporter variety. the secret of the caucus for producers writers and directors, and non-partisan group dedicated

people love seen her and not in sound bites on sh-- people who'd not in sound bites on shows like this, they know she's serious and that she can argue well, she can make a case, she is a lawyer, she has been in congress for a while, and she has had an impact. i am not so surprised. i think people who have never seen her before surprised. >> i have seen her before on conservative talk shows. she has said some demonstrably, factually false things -- >> as you and i have never done. >> now, these were big false -- >> as you and i have never done. >> but i thought this was an extraordinary performance. it really shows that she does have some real knowledge, she is able to present a case, that she has an attractive candidate, that she is not sarah palin, and that she is a real contender, at least for getting the vote of the base and the republican party, and that could be enough to put her over the top. >> what a shocking novelty, and a tick -- and particulat -- an articulate conservative woman. >> if pawlenty had more personality, we would not be impressed by michele bachmann. she is also

you were put in this position by the people to my right, but the people of san francisco are the people counting on you. [applause] do what you think is right, and remember that as important and impressive as this did not -- as this is, there are hundreds of thousands of people who require your attention and leadership. always remember the people outside are the people we also need to represent. remember that just because you disagree with the other side does not mean something is going wrong. that is part of the process. you are going to have a difficult time with the budget, a difficult time processing the new police chief and the reality is taking place and how they manifest in our county, but always remember to do what you think is right. people like me come and go puree your you are given a moment in time. there is no having made it a success. the mayor is not a place or a definition. it is a direction, and i encourage you to keep the city moving in that direction, and i look forward to the extraordinary work continuing that you have done, a person that has always been people- orie

nation inside when people where just leaving police beating people are demonstrates that some people have been beaten so terribly. that we're even cases of us with official information treating inconsistent and chaotic attempts to establish exactly what happened to these he dies and to the still missing it's extremely hard for the eyes of the police minister in theory are they going to give us response where these people are so. who was detained where the person was and saw it was huge mess then you'll get i think the now working on establishing just what has been happening recently in georgia the images of violence from the protest will stick in people's minds for a long while. this was a struggle started long before that night's looks set to continue for some time after sara r.t. tbilisi with r.t. live from moscow can't go on a husband gone baikonur cosmodrome revamped version of the soyuz spacecraft has now been moved into position it's ready for blast off just a few days it will carry earth three crewmembers to the international space station for a six month mission on board most

i love people, i love ideas. i love when people talk. i have loved it since i was a little girl. i love studying how people are and how they are. what they are doing. i love these portraits that i make of people. that is what i love to do when i wake up in the morning. of think i will ever be tired of doing it. that is what keeps me doing it, it is something that i truly loved. i like meeting people that are different than me with different ideas that i have. i feel like my work has been a path to freedom. fame and fortune could be with the path is for some people. it is learning about the person i should not care about. >> black and white was the old constructs, we now live in the most multi-cultural multi ethnic america ever. and as you travel that, he think we are going to make it? will we make it given the way that these tensions have caused four divides politically, socially, economically, and the others? a- ibm a whole -- i'm a hope- holic. actors are supposed to see the world upside down and ask questions. i am concerned about our divisions. i am concerned about how big th

of different members of the city. >> people look to california as we continue to send a lot of people to death row every year, with the highest number of new death sentences. people look at the state and they see how many people in california are moving away from the death penalty, who favor replacing the death penalty and how can you have so many people voting for death sentences when the population is moving further away from the death penalty? those of us. support replacing the death penalty are not allowed to be on death penalty juries. the process is complicated but the prosecutor and the defense attorney goes through a long selection process when they ask everyone their view of the death penalty. and if you are willing to vote for death. anyone who hesitates is actually removed from serving on the jury. i have never been called for this kind of jury service but i have spoken to people who have been, and they share their experience and how this is very upsetting. and this is very traumatizing to have the judge look at you to say that you are not qualified. you cannot serve on thi

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people. of course, they're congress. but talking about state legislators, they're looking at this and saying, they're going to have to compromise now much more than they were in the past. >> belva: these are firm lines but still a lot of room for talk. >> that's right. >> belva: and they won't issue their final decision until when? >> that's right, another set of public hearings in june. the next set of maps is july 7th. the final deadline is august 15th. >> belva: and for more on redistricting, you can listen to form on kqed public radio monday morning at 9:30. thomas peele, we have been waiting a long time since late may for the jury in the chauncey bailey trial to decide the fate of defendants. can you give us a little bit of a background scope on what happened? >> remember, chauncey bailey was talking to work august 2nd, 2007. he was shot down in oakland a couple of blocks from his office at the "oakland post." two other murders, michael wills and owe dole ro'dell roberson. bailey, there

that passage does not say if those people over there do something, it says my people. the responsibility first comes to us. this is the united states of america and the way forward will not be easy but we all have a duty and responsibility to restore this wonderful land, this god blessed country. we need to make sure that while it may not be easy, we are up for the fight. it security were easy, everyone would be secure and prosperity, everyone would be prosperous if it were easy. if for the more easy, everyone around the world would be free. they are not. americans are because our founding fathers had the courage and wisdom to lay down these principles and values in the road map that is our country's founding documents and they envision the desperate ronald reagan personified it. lincoln stood courageously to defend it and now the call comes to each of us. i am ready for this fight. barack obama promised a great change and he did change the country. this time, in 2012, we will change the country and it will be for the better. thanks for being here. let's take back amer

people interested in technology. it sends idea. >> reporter: they became web warriors in a sometimes deadly game of cat and mouse, fighting for the arab spring. but even now -- what's the helicopter doing up there? are they going to shoot? the dark winter has not yet ended. ♪ >> reporter: we tracked tweets through three countries. tunisia, egypt, and bahrain. following the cyber war that incited revolutiona arary movem across the arab world. first revolt began here in hue necia where the people overthrew a dictator that ruled for 23 years, ben ali. we're out in front of former president ben ali's homes that's now just been absolutely trashed. tiles off the sidewalk. everything here is just been destroyed. th >> this is the expression of 23 years of rage. >> reporter: they lit the place on fire. rubble everywhere. tore out the wiring. obviously completely destroyed. they even knocked out the ceiling. looters in this case had a bit of a sense of humor. if you look over here, they drew pictures of ben ali on the wall. c

who couldn't afford to go to college people who need health care for our families people who don't have jobs they sent us to do the fighting for them the reality is the majority of people in the united states are opposed to the wars in iraq and afghanistan inside the military as well but this government is going to continue spending us to fight and die in these wars that are not in our interest and really it's up to us to stop it. all right real quick two sentences or less the last ask each of you what changes with gates out of office and panetta and stephen oh no you know everything what we want to see mostly it was who we don't have it or you were and were the ones that we created out of what we call our in the one. we created because they get angry so we go around. we do we you know we do so many it was we have only. you because i don't know what you need to go all right michael do you agree with that absolutely democrat or republican the interest of you got us government stay the same and that's serving the interests of the super rich and of wall street it's going to take a people u