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economist dan mitchell "reason" magazine's katherine mangu-ward and austin petersen. here reporting on the free college plan which the website says flunks the republican test meaning what? >> from the man who promised you free health care comes free college, right? students spend more on books than classes. these are giveaways to colleges, not to students and use this to turn around and raise the rates. john: i agree. sometimes i think the president doesn't listen to himself even. he said he wants more workplace rules, he complained that america is -- president obama: we are the only advanced country on earth that doesn't guarantee paid sick leave. john: probably true as far as i know, just two pages later in the speech he said this. president obama: america has put more people back to work than europe japan and all advanced economies combined. john: so he doesn't get the connection? >> i assume that his speechwriters are giggling in a basement that they pulled one over on the president because he didn't realize he was contradicting himself. yeah we are doing better t

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from "reason" magazine kathryn mangu-ward and austin petersen crater of his websites all reporting on the free college plan that says it flunks the republican test. >> from the man who promised free health care comes free college? [laughter] students spend more of books than they do what class's it is a giveaway to the college said the use it to turn around and raise rates. john: i agree. but the president doesn't listen to himself sometimes he said he once more workplace rules and complaint. >> we're the only indians country on earth that does not guarantee paid sick leave. john: that is probably true but legislator he said this. >> america has put more people back to work there and europe, japan, and all the indians the economy's combined. said he doesn't get the connections? >> i assume his speechwriters are giggling in the basement that they pulled one over of the president because he was contradicting himself. we're doing better because middle have as much government intervention measure up that is why the job creation numbers are better. [applause] here is a news flash when gove

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petersen was run out on 42 in the second. placine placine managed to reach a half century by a t.nnings ended when he was stumped on 68. that left kasham and billous to build a partnership of sent. only the rain could start them with south africa at 227 for 3. richard parr al jazeera. >> that's your sport for now. now, back to julie in london. >> farah, thank you. russian's trans siberian railway is getting new life. the main line known as bam is a freight line built by young communists in the 1970s. lawyery road to the town of tinda. >> 4,000 kilometers of hardened steel through 4 kilometers of deepest winner the main line slices from the pacific coast to the heart of siberia passing seven mountain ranges and crossing 11 alpine rivers on its route. this is the late soviet era hero project that's currently enjoying a second life. >> changes are very visible and they are good changes in terms of freight traffic, there is more work. >> freight is what bam was built for, but this level of activity is a fairly rooebt boom. >> in the early 1990s, bam was judged to be uneconomic cal. ma

austin petersen. editor-in-chief. >> coming up on al jazeera - he's considered the face of extinction, why lonesome form is a tort toys that is gone but not forgotten. pass par >>> the museum of natural history is taking down the lonesome george exhibit. he is a tortoise the last of a subspecies studied by charles darwin. kristen saloomey reports. >> he's known as lonesome george, the last-known pinta island tortoise on earth. >> interesting species of giant tortoise. >> he was discovered on the galapagos island in 1971 at a time when scientists believed the subspecies was already extinct. >> if the tortoises hadn't been exploited and collected for oil and meet we may have it here. there's already a message about being good students of our planet. >> it took a taxidermist a year to preserve skin and shell, replacing internal organs with poem. he will be back home in ecuador. he has become a symbol of what the world has lost from extinction. his fate is unique. dozens of species go extinct every day. >