it was the victim, petris nun who is part of this call. >> did he say he was coming back or what did he is? he left me to help somebody else out and came back and then he took off. >> now, petris nun told the dispatcher that he didn't need an ambulance, but the bystander called for an ambulance. he stayed on the sidewalk until the ambulance arrived. this is another example of there are cameras everywhere. he clearly did hit this guy, even though the guy shouldn't have been in the crosswalk at the time. officer tybe he rski is still on the force driving a patrol car currently but is facing an internal investigation which could potentially lead to a criminal investigation. >> we know people illegally drift on public streets like they're not supposed to. and that is what this video is about. this one takes it a notch up on the you really shouldn't have done that level. this is on the streets of birmingham in the uk. and you see a ton of cars here with ra ta ton of spectators. this person with the arm start to get the race started is this little person here. >> is that a child? >> that i

a domestic extremism group perhaps thinking petrie today in -- pape triet's day in boston is a good target. 's guay in boston is a good target. >> not only is it patriot's date, but it is tax day in the u.s. as well. there are a number of extremist groups that have either various agendas. it will be too early to know what law enforcement can focus on. what they will be focused on at this juncture is to make sure there will be no more attacks. >> i was interested that the police commissioner just a little while ago in boston said that people should not congregate in public. they should stay indoors. >> asaph of the, we're trying to minimize the effects of these attacks. trying toely, we are minimize the effects of these attacks. that is critical at this juncture. the who, what, when and where will come after we get the public in safe conditions. >> and gordon, you said that they are wise to step up security precautions. would you expect vulnerability in other places after something like this, or not necessarily? >> the vulnerability of a crowded place is always there and hard to protect aga

a domestic extremism group perhaps thinking petrie today in -- pape triet's day in boston is a good target. 's guay in boston is a good target. >> not only is it patriot's date, but it is tax day in the u.s. as well. there are a number of extremist groups that have either various agendas. it will be too early to know what law enforcement can focus on. what they will be focused on at this juncture is to make sure there will be no more attacks. >> i was interested that the police commissioner just a little while ago in boston said that people should not congregate in public. they should stay indoors. >> asaph of the, we're trying to minimize the effects of these attacks. trying toely, we are minimize the effects of these attacks. that is critical at this juncture. the who, what, when and where will come after we get the public in safe conditions. >> and gordon, you said that they are wise to step up security precautions. would you expect vulnerability in other places after something like this, or not necessarily? >> the vulnerability of a crowded place is always there and hard to protect aga

scientists would test out of theory in a laboratory and so they can use the economy and toss it out like a petri dish in different areas to see if they're going to get it peter will result and we'll be following the promise fireworks display from the new forum to rival dab also on air and online yeah on r.t. . if you would delete economic forum for the big players who are shaping tomorrow's global ecology wow twenty thirteen the stakes are high today on our t.v. . well that to brings up today for the moment i'll be back with a news team with more free in about just half an hour from now in the meantime it's breaking the sets with host i'd be mocked and that'll be of to break stay with us here on our team. you know when the history of any culture there are some dark chapters throughout human history there's been war on every continent and religious strife and oppression every culture has some skeletons in their closet and in recent u.s. history the scandalous prison at guantanamo bay as making patriotic american scurrying around a decade or so rather than slamming the door shut and get mall i hat

scientists would test out a theory in a laboratory and so they can use the economy and toss it out like a petri dish in different areas to see if they're going to get it peter ford salt. and in the next couple of days will be following the fireworks from the new forum to rival davos on hat and online on r.t. . if you would delete economic forum for the big players who are shaping tomorrow's global ecology while twenty thirty the stakes are high today on our t.v. . turning to some other international news making headlines around the world at the stage of the day hundreds of thousands of muslims have rallied in bangladesh's capital demanding anti blasphemy laws that would punish those who insulted them it was a clash with government supporters outside the capital resulting in one beth the demonstration proceeded despite a day long countrywide shutdown of the was didn't dominate the country and posed by liberal and secular groups to denounce the rally. also not what of a bizarre authorities at the guantanamo bay prison say more detainees have joined a large hunger strike at the facility putting th

use the economy and test it out like a petri dish and different areas to see if they're going to get people results and that's something that western economies have not been doing. such systematic faces now this point with this because of this group of countries that are talking about giving emerging markets a shot in the all but what about struggling economies in europe and the u.s. at the moment coming hope that. absolutely so like this idea i mentioned about gathering data systematically by testing out policies certainly there's something similar in europe but in europe they basically measure the wrong things as opposed to measuring back out of policy what they tend to do is measure what the inputs are whether it's done on time whether the budget the project met its budget and so on so forth and so they're not actually measuring results so just little things like that tend to go a long way. much is made of china's economy possibly outpacing that of the us by twenty five c. but is this really a sure bet the chinese government's concern about social stability not could be a serious

scientists would test on a theory in a laboratory and so they can use the economy and has it out like a petri dish in different areas to see if they're going to get it peter will result . you would believe economic forum for the big players who are shaping tomorrow's global ecology wow twenty thirteen the stakes are high today on our two. president small it super stars and businessmen worldwide have been left red faced in a new tax haven scandal originating in the british virgin islands a collective of journalists has begun publishing millions of leaked emails exposing the offshore tiny's of the world's elite to the sunny caribbean islands will for more perspective on this let's talk to cyber security expert and wholesome is a campaign manager of the u.k. pirate party so andy many influential figures from russian oligarchs politicians celebrities from around the world they really will be very embarrassed by this how could such sensitive information be leaked in this way. well the resourcing so far suggest as somebody posted a hard disk i'm sending rather a lot of information and rather all th

about 40% of the population were petrie is. another 40% were sorted and different. they would switch back and forth and the remaining 20% of loyalists. what's fascinating about the way washington approached it was these loyalists were seen as a descent to a minority within the republic. so if they broke the law the majority created to be punished, but they are still americans. so as you were saying, they would go out to the homes particularly and would ransack them. washington would do it girl investigation and find these time and sometimes have them executed. the thinking was that this was a war to win the populace over. and define the nation. at the end of the day, they fled to canada, went to britain or elsewhere. but he knew that they were americans and his republican values required that they treat them with respect. >> your story about andre flies and face of logic. >> john andre, the british was hanged after two days in that commission. this myth under the exact same circumstances with that loyalists and you would think he would be given the same treatment. h

the israeli, they're like some petri dish gee on political. they have armed missiles nested among borders sinai, gaza, southern lebanon and now syria. the only normal is with jordan. so there is a case, you don't have to be a crazy paranoid to say right now i just don't want to anything. i need a challenge for israeli leadership. this is precisely the same when you should test. i don't know whether es possible charlie, i really don't, if you have a palestinian partner for secured peace at least in the west bank. they need an alternative model to the hamas model the muslim brotherhood model that is secularizing ready to work with other religions that shows a different futures that palestinians could say hey in gaza why are we living like that. they seem to be doing okay. is it possible, i don't know, but i don't want to under estimate the threat israel faces but here's the danger. the biggest victim of the arab spring becomes the zionist idea. you have the west bank 2.35 million palestinians with a very high population growth rate and ultimatel

but i think there were very interesting similar petrie call developments, and this introduces the debate of whether these were incidental or whether there was a causal link. but if you look specifically from the period when kim jung-il has his stroke in august of 2008, there was a period that fall where the debate in washington was that he was either dead or incapacitated. nonetheless, this was the beginning of the collapse of north korea, and there were efforts at the highest levels to engage the chinese in discussion cans about contingency planning, how to deal with the failed state in north korea. when kim jung-il came back on the scene in february 2009, at that time you saw the director of the international department of congress party of china going to pyongyang, news camera team videotaping everything. kim jung-il was documented and videotaped being in full command of his speech and movements and what not. so it quickly ended those us decision pigses and -- suspicions and those worries and those very large worst case she nay yores. with that you see kim jung-il implementing this ac

and we might say we are petri fide by what we read in the news about the markets, hyper fast trading,lack boxes, ider deals, rate manipulation. hedge fund sha unanimous gans gans. sha unanimous how ugly is it in a blacks box? >> goldman has the best quote on this and when they were afraid their source code was stolen by a former employee, in the wrong hands this could be used to manipulate markets. or in the right hand. and i would say that many people working in the industry don't believe they are setting out to manipulate markets. they are looking at they study the market and they look for inefficiencies and that's been natural over the course of the market for a very long time. what you see when you have structural inefficiencies, they don't go away. and that's one of the main criticisms of high frequency trading and certainly the complex market that we are confronted with today created by the regulations and the fragmentation of the market into 17 exchanges, 50 dark pools. it's more than those of us who are trading in it can understand, it's certainly more than the average person

hereby appoint the thomas petri to act as speaker pro tempore on this day. signed john a. boehner, speaker of the house of representatives. the speaker pro tempore: the prayer will be offered by our chaplain, father conroy. chaplain conroy: let us pray, eternal god we give you thanks for giving us another day. lead us this day in your ways that our nation might be guided along the roads of peace, justice and goodwill. we ask your protection upon those involved this day with pursuit and arrest of the marathon bombing suspect in boston. send your spirit of peace upon its inhabitants. bless all persons who are tortured and troubled in heart and think that violence is an option. give them hope and justified confidence there are many who care for them and wish to help with whatever their need. bless us this day and every day and may all that is done be for your debater honor and glory. amen. the speaker pro tempore: the chair has examined the journal of the last day's proceedings and announces to the house his approval thereof. pursuant to clause 1, rule 1, the journal stands a