but more insight on the use mounting dad woes are to talk to peter martin's author and head of the workers' party of belgium is injuries coming right up. today we're joined by peter merton c is a belgian politician of the worker's party and he's also the author of a book called how dare they which focuses on the european crisis and he tries to dissect and find alternative reasons behind what's going on in europe thanks very much mr martin's for joining us today for course the obvious question is the title of your book is how they are thinking who is they who are you referring to after the crisis of two thousand and eight we. asked ourselves. what is the change finally after describes because i remember in two thousand and eight there were lots of colorations of for example sarkozy was also obama all the political leaders of. the financial sector in the financial capitalism we're going to take a really radical measures to change that and i wanted to see for yourself this declaration is what he's changed and i think basically in the financial level very slow to change the dollar and if there

not exploiting its mother and father but it's a respecting workforce and we should respect and peter. martin thanks very much for your time my pleasure. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations are the day. political. war. on an almost daily basis. in the world of sport with paul. thank you very much welcome to the sports headlines haze was coming out continental quest to germany and italy prepare to go head to head in the second semifinal of the european football championship later on this last day. steady progress serena williams drops just five games as she progresses to the last two of wimbledon along with the russian maria sharapova. and second chance a global sports manufacturer is looking to discover a young russian talent i thought that chance of stardom had gone. but starting with football and italy and germany do battle later on thursday for the right to face spain in the final of euro two thousand and twelve a mysterious building in warsaw which of important is in the polish

that is not exploiting its mother and father but it's a respecting workforce and she respects and peter martin thanks very much for your time and my pleasure. and. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. the full source material is worth hopes he journalism we. we want to present. something real. good lumber jury. was able to build on the most sophisticated robot which fortunately goes into don't worry about anything mission to teach music creation why it should care about humans and. this is why you should want your only. disagreements between e.u. leaders playing the bloc summit even before it starts with germany angrily rejecting the idea of debt sharing the move crushing the hopes of spain and italy two of the country's worst hit by the crisis. allies turning into enemy three or four pakistanis now think of the u.s. as the your foe anger is grown dramatically over civilian deaths from american drone attacks and the thousands killed in insurgency triggered by the u.s. led war in afghanistan. and iran is excluded from the upcoming international mee

that is not exploiting its mother and father but it's a respecting workforce and she respects and peter. martin thanks very much for your time and my pleasure. wealthy british style sign some time to cut back on. markets why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report. there hasn't been anything yet on t.v. . it is to get the maximum political impact. before source material is what helps keep journalism honest we. thought. we wanted to present. something else. soon which brightened if you knew me about song from feinstein pression. means from start totty dot com. the headlines on r.t. and excluding iran from an upcoming international meeting on syria is a show of double standards from the west this according to russia's foreign minister it's all as. turkey now sends all of the military units towards the border with syria. allies turning into enemies three to four pakistanis now think of the us as the anger has grown dramatically over civilian deaths from american dron

we have peter and mark and martin let's start with you. we are concerned about europe.e concerned about the economy but we have the best week of the year for the stock market. what am i missing here? >> we're getting saved by politicians in the bailout world. >> you don't really mean that, peter. you're being sarcastic? >> i am truly not being sarcastic. spain will likely get a bank bailout. china cut interest rates. and if need be, and i don't think the s&p should be a 1310. with the help of central banks and money printing, that's why we are here. >> why would you even question -- >> you sound like you're on the other side of that trade, steve? >> no, i think what happened is the market smelled or priced in what has come true now. the market may be moving on to the next item. peter is right, though. i think what will happen, peter, is it's going to fall short of any kind of comprehensive deal. is europe going to solve the problem. >> what is wrong. >> you have all of the central bank and and i think it's possible here. >> the bond right now is up to 25 basis points on

freddie roach and peter berg coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: freddie roach has been a force in boxing for many years now. he has served as a trainer for many champions including manny pacquiao. he has teamed up for a new series called "on freddie roach ." here are some scenes. >> boxing was part of life. somewhere along the way, eddie started to like the sport. >> i was 27 years old and found something i was better at than boxing. when that day came, everything changed. i do not think about parkinson's. i do my day day-by-day and live through it. and doing what i love and i love what i do. i treat everyone with respect and everyone treats me with respect. that is why i have the most successful boxing in the world. i would not trade my life for anybody. tavis: less talk about the clients first and then we

rich, so poor we're glad you have joined us in this conversation with peter edelman coming up right now. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. tavis: peter edelman is the director of the center of poverty and inequality at georgetown. he is also a noted author whose lives text is called "so rich, so poor, why it is so difficult to end poverty in america." i want to start with a quote i pulled out of the book. it will permit me frame our conversation. -- it will frame perfectly our conversation appeared "poverty and america are words that should not appear in the same sentence. but we should have poverty have all is oxymoron it and we have the highest child poverty rate in the world is downright shameful." that phrase that we should have poverty at all is oxymoron, i think some will find it interesting because, some christians to read the bible where it says that you sha

peter edelman. that is next time. we will see you then. >> every community has a martin luther king boulevard. it's the cornerstone we all know. it's not just a street or boulevard, but a place where walmart stands together with your community to make every day better. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> be more. >> be more.

. >> when martin mcguinness shakes the queen's hand, it may suggest that day has finally come. >> that was peter taylor reporting on queen elizabeth's visit to northern ireland. the global economy remains in a stated continuing crisis, and at the center of that crisis is yet again the eurozone. to discuss where we go from here, i spoke to the german environment minister and a nobel prize-winning economist. >> you have also been very consistent in what you have written about austerity. you said it is effectively suicidal. we do not accept that angela merkel's position, if she were to say, let's just get a lot of money to southern european economies -- that would be suicidal? >> part of the problem is the diagnosis of the underlying problem. spain and ireland had a surplus before the crisis. they have a deficit because europe is in recession. it is the recession that caused the deficit, not the other way round. it began with the diagnosis, you will get the wrong prescription, and germany has been giving them the wrong prescription. german prescriptions over the last three years have led to a depre

martin for police yesterday. you are not going to believe how he described it. we will get peter in the u.s. may be affected. we will sort it out. first, the current news update with our friend, jacki schechner. jacki, my apologies. the next hour is a justin beiber-free zone. >> three words, never say never. the romney campaign is out with a new state-specific ad today running in iowa, north carolina, village and ohio. he finally, gets past day 1 and hones in on jobs. >>pom president romney's first 100 days, for ohio, already a better place to do business as we see more factories and jobs coming back. >> get this. the washington post took a look at fcc filings and found out when mitt romney was the head of bain capital they invested in a bunch of companies that pioneered the practice of outsourcing jobs to china and india. they show bain not only put money into the companies but invested management and strategic advice. outsourcing can be good for a consumer prices and companies' specifics but it wreaks havoc on workers and communities. in response to questions about mitt romney'

martin we'll see you at seven. if you. start. following welcome to cross talk i'm peter all about moscow streets thousands protested in russia's capital for a wide variety of reasons but one issue nice many of them they are against the return of law to mere putin to the presidency do these protests truly reflect public opinion or protests now simply a ritual for the sake of protest. if you. start. to cross not the time of protests in russia i'm joined by my guest here in moscow erich krauss he's an independent asset manager fred where he's the correspondent for the christian science monitor and dimitri bobbitt she's an independent political analysts all right gentlemen crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you want eric i know you went to the demonstration today i was there as well and what was your impressions did it change anything did it mean anything. my impression was it seemed to be pretty carnival like it was pretty friendly there were probably twenty twenty five thousand people there was a huge police presence presence or it struck me as they w

martin luther king used here in the united states, so we did this role playing at st. peter claver church, the basement of the rectory. we went there and would sit on stools and practice how we would react if we were pushed or insulted some sort of way or called out a name and we did this over and over until we felt comfortable in using the nonviolent approach. >> this is the site of the dockum building, where the dockum drugstore was located. obviously it's under reconstruction right now. just point out at least there is one structure that's still located here, that's this row of elevators that always caught our attention. a lot of people would come in and would use those elevators to go upstairs. i point that out because these would have been some of the patrons who would have used the drugstore. there was a revolving door about right here, so most of us might have, when we were involved in the sit-in, actual sit-in, would have come in this entrance, but we would have also come in that back entrance so that it wouldn't necessarily appear that we were all coming in for the

peter doocy live for us in washington. thanks. the man who admits shooting the unarmed teenager trayvon martin is headed back behind bars. today a judge in central florida revoked george zimmerman's bail. he has been in hiding since posting $150,000 in bond in april. now he has just 4 will hours to surrender. the ruling came after prosecutors accused zimmerman and his wife of lying to the court during that bond hearing the zimmermans said they would have trouble scraping together the money needed to make bail. prosecutors say zimmerman was sitting on $135,000 from donations to his web site. they say his wife knew about that cash all along. listen. >> i would argue to the court that is an egregious violation in terms of the representations that were made to this court. it was misleading and i don't know what other words to use than it was a blatant lie. >> his attorney tells us it's all a big misunderstanding. >> do i think that the zimmerman family was acting with constraints they thought they h i don't think they believed they had free access though that money. i think that was evident by the way they used it and didn't

peter welch. many thanks for your time. appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> in this week's office politics, we talk with our own martin bashir about the tenorthe country right now and what he calls contempt of the president by the political o pent ents. i ask if immigration will be a game changer as we head towards november. >> i think it's huge. you have to compare the republican position, which is confused, multifact oral multiresolutional, they have different ideas, a dream act that marco rubio was sponsoring and boehner didn't like. you have others who suggest that any kind of resolution is a. amnes amnesty, there's a huge problem of the reality of demographics. what the president has done by offering what i think everybody would agree is a humane act. the statistics suggest in a recent poll that 63% of the population -- >> two thirds. >> welcome this as an action. i think it is important. having said that, i still think that this election is being defined by money and the power of it. i have a secret admiration for what they are doing. it's amazing. and if you add their discipline with the vast amount of money, i think that the preside

peter madoff lied to investors, deceived the irs, he faces up to a decade in prison as part of his plea deal. bernie madoff serving a 100-year sentence. >>> the man who admits to shooting trayvon martin now while the judge reconsiders bond. zimmerman's attorneys pushed for this new bond. he's been in jail since the judge accused him of misleading the court about his finances. his attorney says the case is just to flimsy for zimmerman to sit in jail until trial. >> he's as unhappy as anyone else would be. he wants out. he wants to be with shellie. he's very worried about his wife right now. he'll deal with it no matter what the judge's ruling. >> at the time first bond was set, zimmerman claimed to be broke but the judge later found out he'd raised some $135,000 online. >>> an old mistress comes back to haunt an nba coach. golden state warriors coach says former stripper he had an affair with tried to blackmail him using dirty pictures he had sent her some six years ago. and according to court documents, this is a plain extortion case with an unusual twist. let's go to sunny hostin. coach jackson, he fesses up to the warriors early on in the scheme and together they actually call in t

peter madoff will plead guilty to conspiracy to commit security fraud. the punishment is a ten-year prison sentence. >> new audio released in the shooting death of trayvon martingators determine who was screaming for help on that fateful night, martin or the accused shooter, george zimmerman. the recording released has zimmerman yelling "help" several times at the request of investigators in an of the to compare his voice to the voice on the 911 call. and now here's brian williams with a look at what's coming up tonight. >> good morning. coming up tonight, we'll know much more about what the supreme court decides. and whatever they come down with on the topic of health care, it will affect all of us by the end of the day. we'll look at all of it for you tonight on "nbc nicely news." >> and for a look at what's trending today, one of our favorite chefs around here paula deen is showing off her new slimmer self on the cover of "people" magazine. the queen of southern cooking has dropped 30 pounds six months after she revealed she was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes. >> this reing is not getting a stamp of approval from twitter users. it's an anti-cheating wedding

martin. >> yeah. >> where is your ascot, joe? >> well, i can only carry so much of that fashion trend forward. the ascot doesn't work for me. i'm sorry. >> we got the team here, joe, peter and stevie lee webb filling in. >> hey there. >> and cyprian boulding our great videographer. stevie lee are we over this jubilee? diamond jubilee, i meant to say. >> are you finally, over it? >> i think so. not entirely sure to be honest. i didn't know it was going to go on for this long. >> four days. >> yeah. >> party, party, party. who knew brits could party like this. >> partying like a rock star. >> she went to the rock concert with ear plugs. >> yeah. >> but she did have to listen to paul mccartney. >> they were color-coded. yeah. she had them. >> matched her outfit. >> get out. >> they did. yeah. a yellow dress on, a yellow hat and yellow ear plugs. % >> that's pretty good. >> that's styling. >> yeah. >> that's how to accessorize. not even roland martin could pull that off. >> what would you expect from the queen. the president sent or congratulations over that way. >> historic occasion of your diamond jubilee, michelle and i send you and all of the british people and members

martin. we will keep you updated. >>> firefighters is in new mexico are battling the largest blaze in the state's history. one of the most read stories today on fox news .com. peternyons and rugged terrain hampering the efforts to put out the flames. the blaze already more than 350 square miles scorched and the fire is no where near contained. also a story about how more than half of all corporations is are are expected to add a social media policy that' lous employers to check out employees online and the reason is because they want to be able to investigate possible security brothers. the changes will happen in the next three years. the queen's diamond jubilee is one of our biggest clicked stories. the royal family red the pageantry onboard a barge. more than a thousand boats joined the procession. said to be the largest in 350 years and this is all we have here at fox news .com. back to you. >> shannon: thanks, peter. and also we are keeping an eye on your money and what the government is doing with it. we found some questionable taxes some of you are being forced to pay. i know you are not surprised. we asked brenda buttner to figure out where your money is b