people's minds. 's a communist party says the fact that picked up a big protest vote in sunday's upper house elections is proof the majority is against nuclear power. high radiation level in tokyo from the crisis. many can -- citizens concerned about radiation spreading here. it is very important politicians here the people's concerns. token, the ruling liberal democrats could argue they have a mandate to resume nuclear power production. but this latest scare is not a great advertisement for the industry. al jazeera, tokyo. >> pope francis is about to leave the brazilian city of rio de janeiro. these are live pictures of the airplane that will be carrying the pope. the head of the roman catholic church is on his way to a city where he will join pilgrims for a mass at the shrine of brazil's patron saint. the pope is on his first trip abroad after coming -- becoming head of the roman catholic church. he says the church needs to get closer to the poor. a report from one congregation in sÃo paulo taken that message to the next level. singing songs of faith and hope, looking to rescue homeless drug addicts

the incoming people's democratic party is a very young party. most are in their 30's to early 50's. most have no ministerial experience. vibrant, a newg, who wantn of bhutanese to make a difference and say we can make a difference. the difference between this party and the income and government was they had been ministers who have been loyal to politicians as all are in this country. they have served a monarchy. in the first election, people felt it was safer to go with the devil you know. they have five years of a party that gave them growth, electricity, good communication. now they wanted a change. the economy is on the downturn. there is a current with the local currency. drive to build the manufacturing center the only contributes 10% of the gdp to make bhutan were self- sustaining. reporting fromr the capital of bhutan. stories on al jazeera. fighting continues in syria between the three syrian army and a rival al qaeda affiliated groups. fighters from the islamic state of iraq in syria shot commander two days ago. egyptian investigators have begun questioning mohamed morsi. s

lot of people's kneejerk reaction whenever something that is violent in iraq happens is that it's the u.s.'s fault and just to remind people of the us overthrew saddam hussein and his ba'ath party that was support. as we know. saddam was sunni it's the minority the minority of the population of iraq iraq is sunni and shia sunni is probably maybe twenty thirty percent shia is the balance they're all muslim it's like ireland the they're all christian they're all christian but catholic and protestant but but iraq that's the best analogy i got i can think of. so when we went over there and overthrew the regime and then all of the thing the other things that happened the desponding of the iraqi army in the national police by paul bremmer we didn't have enough invasion forces over there. you know we we created we created the civil war that really erupted in zero six zero seven which was when i was over there. and now we've got a shiite government the shiites want to run the show the show and the sunni's are going. well not so fast you know we were in charge all these years we like being in charge but they're outnumbered so it's it's a mix of religion and who's what religious what rel

lot of people's nature reaction whenever something that is violent in iraq happens is that if it's the u.s.'s fault and just to remind people that the u.s. overthrew saddam hussein and his baath party that was supported by a shia minority at the time now are a sunni minority at the time excuse me and now we have this shia majority in power did the us and by inserting itself into the sectarian violence and turning the tables to put another party in power essentially create this kind of this kind of violence in this kind of backfire that we're saying that there's no question about it. as we know. saddam was sunni it's the minority the minority of the population of iraq iraqis sunni and shia sunni is probably maybe twenty thirty percent she is the balance there almost what it's like ireland. the they're all christian they're all christian but catholic and protestant but but iraq that's the best analogy i can think of. so when we went over there and overthrew the regime and then all of the thing the other things that happened the disbanding of the iraqi army and the national police by paul bremer we didn't have enough invasion forces over there. you know we we created we created the ci

. >> our military people along with the party will surely fulfill the lofty dreams of heroes and lawyers in the 1950's. >> it is known as visibility day. it marks the signing of a truce that left both sides officially at war and ensured the division of the korean peninsula. but the war memorial, south koreans led a memorial for the 16 nations that sent combat troops as part of the united nations war effort and she repeated her message that south korea stands ready both to defend itself and to engage. these events feed its leaders national image of a fighting force that liberated itself through wars. it was a war that caused immense sufferings but doesn't define this nation in the same way. perhaps thanks to a remarkable half century of economic transformation. the commemorations north and south above all show how different these two nations have become since the armistice was signed. >> hello. i'm john cleese, and i hope you will join me for a unique experience: "global spirit." the first internal travel series with fantastic conversations and film segments exploring the most urgent, existential, phil

's unitedescribed putin russia as a party of crooks and thieves. a description that stuck in people's minds. and his anticorruption campaign was beginning to move from street movement to a mature political force. the verdict on charges of theft and embezzlement while working as an advisor to a state run timber company may also spoiled his ultimate ambition to perhaps run for the presidency in 2018. tim friend, al jazeera, moscow. marks nelson mandela international day, coinciding with the former south african leader's 95th birthday. crowds are outside the hospital where he is being treated. we will betoo next. 100 days and counting for kenya's a controversial president we will find out how he is doing. >> good to have you with us. jazeera.stories on al human rights workers say hundreds of people arrested by egyptian authorities are being denied their right. amnesty international says many supporters of deposed president mohammed morsi have been beaten in detention. the united nations representative on children and armed conflict says syria's future generation will be illiterate and ex

s. the democratic party late ninety's and fund raising parity with the republican party and by the time barack obama ran for president they got more. when have the american people been as betrayed investing so much hope energy money and brock obama's campaign. today we're announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas exploration. take responsibility for solving this crisis. the president and the buck stops with me. obama flies down to florida jumps in the water briefly with his daughter for the photo op and from that point on most of the media has left beaches all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business that's one of the reasons michele saussure and i are here. in reality neither he nor his daughter touched the water of the gulf they swam at st andrews bay a protected area. what happened with safety regulations in the gulf of mexico in the wake of the b.p. disaster rename a couple of agencies change a couple of faces business as usual full steam ahead what does that tell you. the administration that it promised us change made no alteration to be antiquated spill response plan that still cites wall versus the most threatened

s people say don't even think% of about it mr. president. of the recent.-- representing the american party?enti >> national security is up and i said this before it is not a place where we dive into a lot but there is a common thread if the president isn't leading andthat his yes is not est in his note is not know and is not decisive. when he is pushed into new military intervention of support to weapons by a comment made by bill clinton but over the next few days now he says to go to syria by dabbling in anything isng i problematic. lou: one would think theth republican party and the conservativesin would stand up for conservative values. we have always to believe peace restrict should be a hallmark of this country.ah, lou: is that the operative word? >> but establishing freedom around the world is t something the cornerstone of this country and.whoa lou: retelling the we have taken on the responsibility? >> of course, not.t but i do. think that as president of the united states that you have to exhibit strength sometimes that isso yes and sometimes it is no but i think the dappling to pla

s? >> they work, but this is the political awakening. the communist movement, a number of people's movements, right-wing movements. and moderate, social democratic party, led to represent it. so there really, they acted and all of his movements. and you can say for instance that women were responsible for voting and other into power. he was actually -- during the height of 32, the election results, july 32, hitler was made chancellor in june of 1933, we can see in certain regions where the not to party with strong represented in german. female participation and in participation in the movement has sex and age, the storm troopers and so forth. but we could not predict. that's part of this kind of function and contingency that these women would go completely 100 percent not see. rushed off to the east and become killers. if they thought that the transformation, i am trying to delineate to the biography is. >> whose picture is on the front of this book? >> that is will announce, it is a very chilling data -- fadel. photo. she was a young woman who grew up in a working-class family in bizarre land which was a contested territory, a border region where the

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s. the democratic party late ninety's and fund raising parity with the republican party and by the time barack obama ran for president they got more. when have the american people been as betrayed investing so much hope energy money and brock obama's campaign. today we're announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas exploration. medaling take responsibility for solving this crisis and the president and the buck stops with me. obama flies down to florida jumps in the water. flee with his daughter for the photo op and from that point on most of the media has left beaches all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business that's one of the reasons michelle sasha and i are here. in reality neither he nor his daughter touched the water of the gulf they swam at st andrew's bay a protected area. what happened with safety regulations in the gulf of mexico in the wake of the b.p. disaster rename a couple of agencies change a couple of faces business as usual full steam ahead what does that tell you. the administration that it promised us change made no alteration to be antiquated spill response plan that still cites wall versus the most t

s a target as the tea party and she has approved. the "rolling stone" cover controversy out of control an charles: now more people are saying they're targeted by the irs. christine o'donnell says heard tax records were breached. welcome to the show. explain what happened. >> they keep dragging me. to have the criminal investigator is that on the very same day that i announced my u.s. snate campaign and a u.s. dollar state official hhs an appropriately and illegally access my a private personal tax records. from what the investigator told me they had been compromised and ms. used. but on this very same day that i announced a campaig and that tax records wote a illegally access the irs placed the erroneous tax lien on the home that i no longer alone ey and that follow mthrough the campaign even though the irs admitted it was a mistake and they said it was a computer error. i think it is very important to no that criminal investigators brought this to my attention. charles: during the campaign sieve -- and did you talk about that? i don't rember this coming up the you were being targeted. >> no. it came a lot. lot of misinformation was used as

party -- first of all, he has not been indicte probably very worried and. melissa: chicken wings instead of tuneup. are you just don't give people -- >> who knows. melissa: s okay. check this out. overstock dot com took this full-page ad in the wall street journal over the weekend blasting cohen. in part congratulations on the indictment. that's rough. this is a blood feud. absolutely. kind of crazy. one of the things about the ad is that he says congratulations on the indictment. remember, rose early and role often. he has not been known to be the most able individual. >> no. a reputation as being -- he says some strain sings. he does all kinds of strange references, less conspiracies. s.f. lord and master criminal. melissa: because of his disposition. this is where it comes from. he runs over stock dot com. steve cohen is accused of taking a very aggressive naked short position against this company that forced down the stock price. carrying a vendetta, basicay believe the price. so they have had a few for along time. as a result he spent what could be $347,000, the avera price for that ad just to rub in the fact that his firm was iicted. >> make me laugh

the more mainstream the more people the republicans can s cans can appeal to the better it is for the party that needs a big issue for the americans. economy is a big issue. so if there was a good republican candidate who had a good jobs program they could win. >> i want to get back to liz cheney because you know her well. first another position where you admit you changed. immigration reform. >> what's best for the country. tighten the border. let these people who are here illegally pay their fines, do what they have to do. >> the pathway's open. >> i mean fine. if it's 14 year what's the beef? they're here. part of the reason they here is the federal government have let them in. >> you have praised marco rubio's plan. do you think the others are on the wrong side of industry? >> i don't do that. i don't know. i'm not an analyst who says boehner's an idiot. these guys that want to solve the problem, whether they're democrats or republicans should be encouraged. >> have you ever gotten up in the morning and looked in the mirror? >> all the time because i'm so handsome. what else would i get

s brand new growth and opportunity project a one hundred page report the broke down that party's problems with attracting young people and minorities including that a huge part of the american population saw the g.o.p. as scary narrow minded and out of touch and a party of stuffy old men report recommended the republicans find a new way to talk to people of color people like our country's growing latino population and also acknowledge that there is a generational difference within the conservative movement about issues involving the treatment and the rights of gays and for many younger voters these issues are a gateway into whether the party is a place they want to be in other words reince priebus his own autopsy of the g.o.p. found that people don't like republicans because they think they're intolerant you'd think republicans would want to do something about this right apparently not in the months since the r. and cs report state republican lawmakers have restricted abortion rights and disenfranchised minority voters all across the country their counterparts in washington have not shown themselves to be that intere

people. >>s supreme court did not reject the argument of equality here. it just sidestepped it with great relief. it was only too happy to find an off ramp and say the parties that came here, the prop 8 proponents, don't have the proper legal standing. it was obviously clear from the oral arguments that the court is nowhere near wanting to take on this question. they would not like to see this come back. there were two cases pending in the supreme court after it decided these cases from two other states that raised the court question. the court said we're just not going to hear those now. so having done all this, it does not want to see these cases back on its doorstep for quite a while. it wants the states to have very argument you're having. >> joining me now is republican congressman from kansas tim huelskamp. welcome. i asked you to come on because you are on the leading edge of those conservative opponents of gay marriage within congress who don't want to just have the fights in the states, but in congress. you have proposed a constitutional ban for gay marriage. you have some co-sponsors but you'd have to admit that it seems that the flow of history n

s. the democratic party late ninety's and fund raising parity with the republican party and by the time barack obama ran for president they got more. when have the american people been as betrayed investing so much hope energy money and barack obama's campaign. today we're announcing the expansion of offshore oil and gas exploration. take responsibility for solving this crisis and the president and the buck stops with me. obama flies down to florida jumps in the water. refly with his daughter for the photo op and from that point on most of the media has left beaches all along the gulf coast are clean they are safe and they're open for business that's one of the reasons michelle sasha and i are here. in reality neither he nor his daughter touched the water of the gulf they swam at st andrew's bay a protected area. what happened with safety regulations in the gulf of mexico in the wake of the b.p. disaster rename a couple of agencies change a couple of faces business as usual full steam ahead what does that tell you. the administration that it promised us change made no alteration to be antiquated spill response plan that still cites wall versus the most threaten

people for the first time. we will give you the details. but, first, the man who helped invent the party game twister has died after a battle with alzheimer's. back in the 1960'scharles foley and a partner came up with the game you play on the floor using a mat with colored circles. they originally called it pretzel but as twister it caught fire after tonight show appearance in 1966. the manufacturer hazard bro reports it's still a top seller. charles foley was 82. ke being . the last thing i want is to feel like someone is giving me a sales pitch, especially when it comes to my investments. you want a broker you can trust. a lot of guys at the other firms seemed more focused on selling than their clients. that's why i stopped working at my old brokerage and became a financial consultant with charles schwab. avo: what kind of financial consultant are you looking for? talk to us today. [ herbie ] eh, hold on brent, what's this? mmmm, nice car. there's no doubt, that's definitely gonna throw him off. she's seen it too. oh this could be trouble. [ sentra lock noise ] oh man. gotta think fast, herbie. back pedal, back pedal. [ crowd cheering ] oh, he's down in fla

s len ramirez gives us a look into the party that is finally back after years on hold. >>> reporter: once again, the bikers have taken over the town of hollister. >> a lot of good peoplen, a lot of beautiful bikes. >> reporter: the color, the chrome and the rumble of the engines. >> a lot of pipes. >> it's all part of the attraction. >> everybody gets together for a good time. >> reporter: thousands of riders from all over the west came to see and be seen. it's now the biggest motorcycle rally in northern california and maybe the state. the outlaw biker culture actually got its start here in hollister in the year 1947. there was a small meet then. and it turned into what the newspapers later called a riot. "life" magazine picked up on the story and published this photo of a drunker rider with empty beer bottles littering the street and the legend was born. the original members of the motorcycle club called the booze fighters were here back then. and today they have returned. how did the boozefighters get its name? >> some people think we are a clean and sober club but we're really a drinking club with a motorcycle problem. >> reporter: today alcohol is served but ther

in the mid 1930's because of the -- because of labor strife and because of the conflicts between management and labor, people in both parties came together and said we had to put in place legislation to deal with that. or we couldn't have the kind of growing economy that we would hope to have. one of the findings, it's the third finding in the 1935 act, says as follows, "experience has proved that protection by law of the right of employees to organize and bargain collectively safeguards commerce , safeguards commerce, i repeat those words -- and it safeguards commerce from the following: injury, impairment, or interruption and promotes the flow of commerce by removing certain recognized sources of industrial strife and unrest by encouraging practices fundamental to the friendly adjustment of industrial disputes arising out of differences as to wages, hours, or other working conditions and by restoring equality of bargaining power between employers and employees." unquote. so says the -- one of the main findings of the 195 at. there's an additional finding that speaks it to from the employers' vantage point, how it's import

over the last 40, 50 years, have s of the other party increasingly made the united states a welfare state where more and more american people are dependent upon this government for their livelihood. having been at a harvard orientation course, i was shocked to have a dean there with the charts that showed hat since welfare began, and assistance to single moms for each check, actually, for each child that any woman could have out of wed lock, they would get a check from the government. now, it was well intentioned, back in the 1960's. there were deadbeat dads that were not helping with their obligation to help their children. and so the government, people here in congress, thought, wow, why don't we help these poor single moms by giving them a check for each child they have out of wedlock. and at that time we were around 6%, 7% of children being born to single-parent homes. and after 40 years, actually, after 30 years, as economists will tell you, you will get more of what you pay for. now past re to date 40%, moving toward 50% of children born in america to a single home, single-mom home. because we got what we paid for. no

party towards any sort of sanity. >> stephanie: you think people who write those reports are just banging their heads. >> why do we try. >> stephanie: i love your tweet g.o.p.'st it will reach hillary clinton in in 2016. does g.o.p. have a death wish? >> it's injury yemen gerrymandering. they have all these house seats forget it. we'll give up on the national campaigns. we won't win the white house so let's obsess over the things that drive us crazy. abortion, hot-button issues that score poorly nationally but make them feel good about themselves. and the anti-abortion crusade the anti-women's choice crusade seems to me that hillary clinton would be able to make--would be able to parlay that into a very effective campaign. >> stephanie: by the way look who is right back in the middle of it, presidential candidate rick santorum. who is running for what now? he's back in the middle of the abortion debate, right? >> yes, that comes out on the heels of rick perry who says he might run in 2016. the man who could not win a single delegate is now in 2012 2012 is now back in line for 2016. and rick santorum, who didn't do too much better, just gives a snapshot in ter

parties disclose donors. there is a movement right now lawyers are pushing against disclosure, a lot of state court cases. sort of this s tension in the campaign finance at d with peopleing to the same time you have folks trying to impose limits or get trying to chipks away at them and do away with them. was the prop 8 and people condeampbell who donated to groups that were marriageof banning gay and were singled out and put on websites and they will face to the for giving group. obviously the i.r.s. scandal make anybody happy and makes people worry if you get involved politically you may be your neck out and getting audited. this is an unfortunate side scandal is e i.r.s. trust in government institutions is a lot lower. trust ds to be able to the institutions. that is why we need to get to skpbl.ttom of the i.r.s. that said i don't think any of the reasons are a legitimate reason not to disclose. disclose everybody and only some people get audited that is the best way it realize there is abuse happening. host: in is a tweet responding to the term limits many are supporting that. he says if more term limits more getting ds to be spent public acquainted with new candid