are looking to use the gold for transactions then they are moving away from the dependence on the petro dollar. so they're becoming more asian and less west and in that sense now if the pressure dollar becomes yesterday's story then that's very very bad for the dollar yeah you know whatever happens to gold that really doesn't matter but if they move away to an alternative means of international payment for oil which presumably will be initially throughout asia which we know the asian states in particular russia and china and so on are promoting very very hard to get away from the dollar then i just think that there is a risk that petro dollars will start going back to new york in pure dollar form and we know what that does to the exchanges right so in other words many people have talked about the fact that you don't see inflation in the u.s. because all the money printing it goes export it goes to china it goes to the middle east and so that's where the inflation is over though that's where the money is is kind of held in those bank reserves but you're saying that this could tip indicat

are looking to use the gold for transactions then they are moving away from the dependence on the petro dollar. so they're becoming more asian and less west and in that sense now if the pressure dollar becomes yesterday's story then that's very very bad for the dollar yeah you know whatever happens to gold that really doesn't matter but if they move away to an alternative means of international payment for oil which presumably will be initially throughout asia which we know the asian states in particular russia and china and so on are promoting very very hard to get away from the dollar then i just think that there is a risk that petro dollars will start going back to new york in pure dollar form and we know what that does to the exchanges right so in other words many people have talked about the fact that you don't see inflation in the u.s. because all the money printing it goes export it goes to china it goes to the middle east and so that's where the inflation is over though that's where the money is it's kind of held in those bank reserves but you're saying that this could tip indic

are looking to use the gold for transactions then they are moving away from the dependence on the petro dollar so they're becoming more asian and less west and in that sense now if the pressure dollar becomes yesterday's story then that's very very bad for the dollar yet you know whatever happens to gold that really doesn't matter but if they move away to an alternative means of international payment for oil which presumably will be initially throughout asia which we know the asian states in particular russia and china and so on are promoting very very hard to get away from the dollar then i just think that there is a risk that petro dollars will start going back to new york in pure dollar form. we know about those to be exchanges right so in other words many people have talked about the fact that you don't see inflation in the u.s. because all the money printing it goes export it goes to china it goes to the middle east and so that's where the inflation is it's over though that's where the money is kind of how those bank reserves but you're saying that this could tip indicate a situati

know that's a mega trend that we need to keep an eye on because when that petro dollar trade starts unwind it's going to impact the yield curve and we could see a number of different financial events occur once that starts unwind. that was mark molin editor of futures intelligence will ask. come out of economics professor richard edlin joins me live to discuss what germany's history can teach the u.s. about inflation then rachel curtis is joins me to talk about a beastie battle one ben is having over there music it's in today's big deal but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers. i would read that as questions to people in positions of power instead of speaking on their behalf and that's why you can find my show larry king now right here on our t.v. question lol. the market like. this if you. like to have you with us here on our t.v. today i roll researcher. ninety years ago this month the great german inflation came to an end with the collapse of the market in one thousand nine hundred twenty three now as record numbers of people spend this bla

dollars and that whole petro dollar trade there's modeling right now being undertaken by hedge funds you know that's a mega trend that we need to keep an eye on because when that petro dollar trade starts unwind it's going to impact the yield curve and we could see a number of different financial events occur once that starts unwind. that was mark molin editor of futures intelligence. coming up economics professor richard edelman joins me live to discuss what germany's history can teach the u.s. about inflation then rachel curtis is joins me to talk about a busy battle one ben is having over there music it's in today's big deal but as we head to a quick break here's a look at some of today's closing numbers. big bucks but. i would like. to join the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open process is critical to our democracy shrek all those years. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and i was proud to mco we've been hijacked by handful of friends dashiell

san vicente y las granadinas pido la suspensión de los equipos del caribe y buscan que sea objeto de petroe los países del caribe que conforman las islas, es una posición extremista y es extemporanea, porque el país, la sentencia es objeto de debate e interpretación >> se objeta preocupación por las manifestaciones en que el discurso incita a la violencia, se escuchan discurso de muerte a los traidores nosotros aquí, ellos allá en alusión a los haitianos mismos >> genera preocupación a nivel internacional y local, las personas que llaman traidoras de la patria, son periodistas, juristas, los mismos jesuitas >> el misom ministro de relaciones exteriores rechazo el planteamiento que se saque al país del cariforum, dicen que los estados son soberanos >> el gobierno se ve en la obligación de enviar comisiones de funcionarios en grupos internacionales para defender la sentencia,, en santo domingo esperanza ceballos univisión. >> a 3 meses de las elecciones en el salvador hay preocupación por la incursión en la política de las violentas pandillas de la nación, estas organizadores criminales hace

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four petro stations are now open again.n branch of the government bank is due to open on thursday even if an official told us he didn't expect much demand for the services. inside city hall the admin chief is on the phone to the business community in exile. many fled to manila amid security concerns during the early days of this disaster. >> it's to really inspire the people and give them the signal, that hey, everything is going back to normal. >> reporter: the government is now talking about one of its new priorities a push for so-called normalcy, trying to persuade businesses to reopen at least on a limited scale. but for many this is what passes for normal and it doesn't look like changes any time soon. the fishing port utterly laid waste by the storm surge. a few meters here a telltale grouping of recovery workers signifies another body found. this man worked as a day laborer, he lost his wife, the mother of his four children, in the typhoon and doesn't know when he'll be able to earn money again. >> translator: my bos

no sabe nada de petro nilo monroy. saliÓ de mÉxico el 13 de octubre pasado.os comÍamos muy poquito. yo me comÍa 3 galletas. el comÍa igual un pan. una tortilla. y ya. le dio un dolor intenso en el estÓmago y no pudo seguir. mario quiso quedarse con Él pero los coyotes se lo impidieron con amenazas. nos podÍan matar. y que nos iban a matar si se quedaba uno. tenÍamos que tener que pagar uno. porque decÍan que estÁbamos a dentro. que nos querÍamos escapar que no querÍamos pagar. no tuvo remedio $dejarlo al lado de una carretera. su esposa e hijos no saben que hacer. puesto clo buscan con las autoridades mexicanas y estadounidenses. incluso en la morgue sin resultado. no se por cuanto tiempo mÁs esperar porque ya fue demasiado. no sÉ donde mÁs recurrir. a quien preguntar. la familia solicitÓ su apoyo. se ha activado para localizar a esta persona. >>> pusieron en marcha un mecanismo de bÚsqueda. >>> se acerca a las autoridades migratorios, a los hospitales y como los departamentos de policÍa y las cÁrceles las personas que estÁn en situaciones similares es hacer

>> when you have things like a train wreck, which petro chemicals spilled in the economy, when you haveture of a pipeline or when you have an industrial facility, have a big explosion, the people are evacuated. this happens frequently in louisiana. there is a need for one and there is a need for enforcement. >> the petro chemical industry has hundreds of accidents every year in louisiana. residents complain the state's not doing enough it's too chummy with big gas and chemical. people here know how important the oil and gases industries are to their state. they are begin to go question the cost. with over 150 facilities that manufacture and release toxic chemicals, locals call it cancer ally. >> in 1998, 36 years old, i was diagnosed with breast cancer. >> i built this home in '99, because did because grady said if you do this, then and you beat this, you can have whatever you want. so after an 11-hour surgery, chemo therapy, that's what he did. he built me my dream home. >> a dream home in bayou corn. once a little slice of heaven. today, mostly buried. >> i spent 37 years, three month

. >> antes de pasar la Última pregunta para ustedes mismos don petro rivera cuantas canciones le ha dedicadojenni rivera. >> ahorita en este disco en este disco mÁs reciente en donde viene hay otros dos que es otra canciÓn que se llama vuelas mariposa. >> le quiero preguntar otra cosita que me conmueve como lo hace para no llorarla. >> pues, ya hemos llorado bastante. ya hemos el dolor, el cariÑo, el sufrimiento y se lleva adentro. y pues a cada ra to recordamos todos los problemas y todas las alegrÍas, toda la belleza de la forma de ser de mi hija y lo que mantiene con energÍa porque ella pidiÓ que no llorara. >> gracias don pedro rivera, pasamos con nuestro fan lis panelista. >> a un aÑo de la perdida de la gran seÑora que siente usted como padre don pedro rivera. >> pues, siento la obligaciÓn de seguir adelante seguir echandole muchas ganas y darle aliento al resto de la familia para seguir adelante y seguir con las batallas. porque es muy difÍcil vivir a pesar de las opiniones. y las crÍticass y todo es muy difÍcil pero los obstÁculos los que nos hacen salir adelante >> don pedro, tuve l

these are going be surfboards and instead of having a core made out of petros chemical, it will be madef this material. >> i love this piece. i had no idea that mushrooms could do so much for us. >> who knew? >> who knoou. amazing stories, thank you for coming. we'll catch you next time on "techknow." >> dive deep into these stories and go behind the scenes at aljazeera.com/techno. follow contributors on google facebook, twitter and more. >> the group is now saying it won't take part in a second round of peace talks in geneva many. >> thousands of churches across the u.s. held orphan sunday. but the christian movement that encourages adoption is drawing critcism. >> two kenyan runners take top hon others ahonors at the new yy marathon out of a field of 50,000 strong. ♪

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. >> jazz's father, petro, pat turned to a stranger when he lost his job and he could no longer affordrent. >> what made you decide that? >> because they went into trying to get places and they were being turned away. they couldn't come in as a whole family. >> the former adviser neighborhood commissioner for the area. but for the past several weeks, he allowed them to live in his condo in southeast. the family with no dress includes a set of three-year- old triplets. >> these are your triplets here. and you have three other kids. >> three girls. >> and there's a wife, and you, and you don't have a home. you're homeless. >> jazz is a straight a student here at duke ellington and her mother graduated from the school, like the daughter, she's a dancer. the father also graduated from duke ellington, he's an artist. >> jazz was getting ready for the school's big holiday production. her dad was one of 3500 people in southeast who showed up today for a free turkey, compliments of the councilman, marion barry. >> you need a job. doing what? >> landscaping. anything. >> you can help him with a

a lot of chinese oil companies like petro china have been shopping overseas to expand their production. shares of exxon off just a fraction, though, 93.49. >>> shares of e-bay and amazon popped after a show of cyber monday being promising this time around. a poll found 85% of participants plan to skip black friday and nearly half will shop online during the internet's discount offer day, cyber monday. that is a 30% boost from just last year. ebay rose to $50.66, while amazon rose almost 2% to $393.73. and investors bought up shares of pharmaceuticals today after positive research on the drug maker. a report from analysts corner noted the recent sale of the rights to a hepatitis c drug to jansen pharmaceuticals, the stock up a dollar to $69.38. >>> our market monitor this week says the market will continue its record run higher, adding another 5% to 7% on both the dow and the s&p 500 from here. he's jim lowell, chief investment officer at adviser investments. mr. lowell, welcome. make your case for why you see stocks going higher, even after such a big run-up in 2013. >> well, before i

large proportion of these numbers are going to be coming from so the country can resume trade in gold petro chemicals and auto exports and of course this will equate to around one and a half billion dollars well the country's earnings will still be greatly improved to rand's earnings will still be thirty billion dollars less than before the embargoes were originally introduced golding the financial sector just over four billion dollars worth of offshore funds will be frozen now this is still a tiny fraction of the one hundred billion dollars that will still be inaccessible to iran but it does mean that the country can finally relented the global banking system once again long term or the hope is that the country can drag itself out of recession seventy five million people the iranians are struggling on a daily basis because products are so expensive there we know inflation is at forty percent long term twenty thirty years it's all about investment investment into the country has been pretty much nonexistent we know in anticipation of this deal there's already been conversations going on wit

congress and good luck javi petro dollar law in the u.s. not to mention some legal counsel where says what still very falters the old rhetoric is expected to continue swirling despite a new iranian president in place who's taking powerful steps to convince the world that iran never has and never will attempt to arm the country with nuclear weapons israel has between two hundred and four hundred nuclear warheads and if ever iran where it posed a threat to israel whether a nuclear attack or if it were to build nuclear bombs which it has not decided it is no last but the deal still brings hope that dialogue is a match for the rhetoric that sanctions will surrender to solutions and diplomacy can break deadlock and he's now a r.t. moscow. the agreement has gained much support in iran itself spiritual leader ayatollah khamenei welcomed it as a basis for further progress on iranian experts actually believe that iran will gain more than it will sacrifice the fact that iran is halting uranium enrichment to twenty percent is something that iran actua

little smokescreen to try and karoly run into a tree continuing to trade its all natural gas in the petro dollar and so sure up the american economy that way. the major obstacle to the deal is israel's opposition to any hint of a compromise during the previous round of talks two weeks ago the country applied considerable pressure to influence the positions of france and the u.s. ortiz paula has more now from jerusalem israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu continues to be as critical as ever he has consistently call this a bad deal he has expressed skepticism over the raimi and statement that they are not intending to build a nuclear bomb and he has also said that the lifting of sanctions does nothing more than merely give them breathing space now those are going statements by the israeli prime minister has seen his relationship with the united states hit an all time low the obama administration has criticized his all or nothing approach as the israeli american relationship to terri eight so what we've seen is an increase in the warming of relations between the israelis and the french

months kerry had to see that so he could obese the israel lobby the us congress and that one hobby petro dollar law of the us not to mention some new york aunts and us as well it's still very possible and in iran it's different they are saying we still have our right to enrich. and it's corrects us we have to follow the letter of the agreement this means enrichment of two percent ok knowing rich that until twenty percent for the next six months no new centrifuges lowndes i suspect of which will be on iran practical on a daily basis from now want if you have the usual infiltrators who will start spinning something else i'm sure iran won't bring their promises it's in their own interests while some u.s. lawmakers have already lashed out at the a bomb and administration for signing this steal the republicans comments ranged from accusations of giving millions and not gaining anything to approaches for a uniting america's allies pepe escobar explains where else we can expect to find disappointment with the dale. for the moment we have a breakthrough it's going to last six months there will b

there will be all sorts of interest to try to pull bard this deal and i am say special leave one hobby petro dollar g.c.c. one archy interests and the israeli law the as well but for the moment we have diplomacy in action something that we haven't seen especially between us and iran for thirty four years so this is the bishopric breakthrough at the moment but we have to be version. well just breaking news here on our t.v. ongoing coverage of world powers in iran's a negotiation in the deal that's been reached as story can nuclear deal and being a decade long deadlock over to iran's nuclear ambitions according to russia's foreign minister and the deal the world powers recognize iran's peaceful atom and uranium enrichment under strict control of the i the you want to topic watched well let's take a more detailed look now at some key points of the deal that have already emerged first iran who will reduce its uranium enrichment from twenty percent to maximum five per se and at this level ensures a peaceful use of atomic material so iran is also supposed to stop adding new centrifuges sticking to

congress and this one hobby petro dollar law of the u.s. not to mention some new york aunts and us as well still very boncelles and in iran it's different they are saying we still have our right to enrich uranium and it's correct we have to follow the letter of the agreement this means the enrichment of two percent ok knowing rich that until twenty percent for the next six months no new centrifuges i'm lowndes the inspectors which will be on iran practical going to the bases from now one if you have the usual infiltrators who will start spinning something else i'm sure iran won't break their promises it's that in their own interest while not everyone's happy with the diplomatic progress u.s. senator suggest washington could have handled the talks in a more rigid way apart from claims of weakness some believe the white house has alienated its allies pepe escobar says we'll hear more from the critics. for the moment we have a breakthrough it's going to last six months there will be all sorts of interest to try to board this deal and i say spe

smokescreen to try and caroll iran into trade continuing to trade its all in its natural gas in the petro dollar and so sure up the american economy that way and the great to talk to thanks for a perspective on a national political analyst a former m i five agent on r.t. thank you. well of course we'll be following the progress at the nuclear talks in geneva throughout the day and night and online at r.t. dot com and also on our website we're asking about the prospects of an agreement here and you can go there to have your say on the issue right now. german chancellor angela merkel wants to have a word with vladimir putin over ukraine that's after brussels and moscow exchanged accusations of blackmailing kiev into accepting offers over integration deals artes of years in kiev for us so alexey you're there live i didn't know that good to see you there lexie so tell us what did the chancellor have to say about this. well indeed the german chancellor said she would want to speak to what he meant which and personally at the earliest possible opportunity about the turnaround of ukraine and sig

one on the petro dollar in the early one nine hundred seventy s. you've seen both the energy markets and the credit markets expand almost exponentially because they feed into each other you can't have multi hundred billion dollar exploration for energy without having an equal and concurrent expansion in the credit markets from the. banks so my question to you charles shoesmith is which is going to be run out first are we going to hit peak oil in a way that is commensurate with the collapse therefore on credit or will we hit peak credit first and therefore there will be no money available to continue exploring for energy and of course that credit would look like what we see now which is that governments instead of attempting to solve their fiscal problems simply expand the balance sheet of their central banks to the point where they implode on themselves that would be a peak credit experience and then there's no money to go out and explore for energy but which comes first charles used at the peak oil or pick credit which comes first as a tough quest

one on the petro dollar in the early one nine hundred seventy s. you've seen both the energy markets and the credit markets expand almost exponentially because they feed into each other you can't have multi hundred billion dollar exploration for energy without having an equal and concurrent expansion in the credit markets from the. banks so my question to you charles shoesmith is which is going to be run out first are we going to hit peak oil in a way that is commensurate with the collapse therefore on credit or will we hit peak credit first and therefore there will be no money available to continue exploring for energy and of course a peak credit would look like what we see now which is that governments instead of attempting to solve their fiscal problems simply expand the balance sheet of their central banks to the point where they implode on themselves that would be a peak credit experience and then there's no money to go out and explore for energy but which comes first are also used at the peak oil or pick credit which comes first as a tough qu

months there will be all sorts of interest to try to boulevard this deal and i say specially wahabi petro dollar g.c.c. . interests and the israeli law the as well but for the moment we have diplomacy in action something that we haven't seen especially between us to run for thirty four years so this is the vision of great breakthrough at the moment but we have to be. also get some reaction from iran journalist and political analyst how mad reza mahdi joins me now live from the reigning capital tehran thank you so much mr money for joining us here on r t so first off to what extent does this deal correspond with what is ron was hoping to get out of these talks originally. what iran wanted to have two things. on paper first was its right to enrich uranium and second was lifting of the sanctions so it appears like iran got both of them in the sense that the sanctions will be lifted partially and over the next six months the process will continue until the sanctions are totally lifted the illegal sanctions. which russia china the united states the european union have been part and they have i

one on the petro dollar in the early one nine hundred seventy s. you've seen both the energy markets and the credit markets expand almost exponentially because they feed into each other you can't have multi hundred billion dollar exploration for energy without having an equal and concurrent expansion in the credit markets from the. banks so my question to you charles shoesmith is which is going to be run out first are we going to hit peak oil in a way that is commensurate with the collapse therefore in credit or will we hit peak credit first and therefore there will be no money available to continue exploring for energy and of course a peak credit would look like what we see now which is that governments instead of attempting to solve their fiscal problems simply expand the balance sheet of their central banks to the point where they implode on themselves that would be a peak credit experience and then there's no money to go out and explore for energy but which comes first are also used at the peak oil or peak credit which comes first as a tough qu