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turkey repeatedly condemned israel to refusing to apologize for the deadly attacks on a pro palestinian pla tilla last year. we have a special report on the massive effort under way in india to provide a cooked meal every schoo day for 120 million children. india's supreme court ruled several years ago that every child in india has a right to food and it ordered the government to observe that right. that has begun. helped by nongovernmental groups such as the hare krishnas who now feed by themselves more than a million children a day. in all, india's is the largest school lunch program on earth, but still not large enough. we have a report. >> reporter: in thousands of schools, teachers will tell you to add one more r to reading, writing and arithmetic. recess may be the most critical part of a student's school day. that's because 9:00 a.m. recess is when 300 students in this school in the northern province are provided a hot meal. as are a few younger siblings who are allowed to come along. in this school, onlybout five children in all are able to bring a lunch from home. >> anywhere from

promisedrnment pla efforts for reconstruction, but nothing has happened. the red cross is housing more than 2000 families, including chihiro's. her father has lost his oyster fishing business. her grandfather is one of the 2000 that have yet to be found. >> what do i think of the government? not much. our politicians are fighting over who should be prime minister. this is not the time for that. >> her school was destroyed. every morning, she traveled an hour up the coast to a temporary one. all she wants is a new school and a new home in her town. in the meantime, it is her swimming that keeps her from dwelling on the memories of the tsunami. >> what i am swimming, i do not think about anything. i just empty my mind. that is why i like it so much. >> bbc news, a northeastern japan. >> trying to move on in japan, a hard job for those who survived the tsunami. that brings us to the end of today's show. you can get updates on our website. that is it for me today. and thanks for watching. ♪ >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding was ma

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fundraising trip the president is training to build momentum for the nearly if you are 50 billion dollar jobs pla plan. taking question from the audience including one he was happy to answer. >> would you please raise my taxes? the. >> we are talking about going back to the rates that existed as recently as in the 90's when as i recall silicon valley was diagnose pretty good. >>reporter: part of the president job plan will be paid for with higher taxes something opposed by republicans. >>> as the president was expecting of vintage biplane escorted back to watsonville after violating temporary no fly zone around mountain view. 1942 boeing plane registered to a san francisco resident who told santa cruz sentinel he didn't know anything about the incident. gentleman if you millions away from mountain view a trio of republican lawmakers known as the young gun taking question at another social networking giant facebook. the 3 said the facebook engagement was chance for him to get their ideas out to the public. facebook users posted questions on the site forum page ranging from immigration reform to he

draft was just signed off on by all the police employee groups, who will now meet and confer with the pla -- poa. i am confident i will make that september 15 promise to have that draft to you for adoption. will have the first career development policy in the history of the department. we are meeting with district station personnel to hear from the officers. i met with southern station and inside station this morning. on wednesday nights, i go back and meet with the officers from 9:00 to 11:00. there have been great ideas that have come from the officers, and some concerns they expressed have been addressed. it all goes toward we are one police department, one city. it is not just the sort -- just the command staff. none of this could have been accomplished without their input. the amount of talent behind me is unbelievable, and i am blessed to have them is my command staff. we have established guidelines for training for plainclothes officers. that was a concern when i first came into my position. we have established proportions at the stations to have tighter, smaller units to insure be

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specialists to complete it both countries have reached an agreement that spent atomic fuel from the pla and will be sent to russia's reduce it west of concerns that iran could use the materials to build nuclear arms. tropical storm has reached fall in louisiana in the south of us as a state of emergency in the region as well as coastal parts of mississippi where accusations are taking place up to fifty centimeters of rain expected over the next few days in louisiana including new orleans which is still haunted by the katrina flood dissolve. less than a week after hurricane irene killed more than forty people in the u.s. . see the pentagon vanishing cast stuff. on the floor u.s. taxpayer military order to admit that sixty billion dollars of real money has gone missing in the past decade will explain. now the victims of russia's deadliest terror atrocity have been remembered in the town of beslan well over three hundred thirty people but children were killed in the school this week thousands of people paid their respects to the victims of the attack which happened seven years ago hundreds

llevaban varias aÑos operando y se le atribuyen 26 pla jios. >>> y familiares de 10 izo p desaparecidosidencia municipal, segÚn las personas los marinos entraron a su casa sin orden de cateo y se los llevaron sin orden de aprehensiÓn. >>> y arrestaron a el reo llamado monstruo que se secuestrÓ y violo a dos hijastras y tuvo con ellos cinco hijos, la nota aquÍ en "primer impacto" y tambiÉn enfrenta cargo por doble homicidio. >>> y es todo por el momento, desde aquÍ desde el estudio de mÉxico, rec cgreso con ustedes. >>> mÉxico se prepara para celebrar el dÍa de su independencia y autoridades estÁn en alerta, vamos con leÓn felipe gonzÁlez que esta en vivo desde el zÓcalo, y vamos con Él para que nos de la Última informaciÓn, quÉ tal buenas tardes?. >>> buenas tardes, y claro que sÍ ocho estados en alerta jackie en la capital se han incrementado las medidas de seguridad, parece que fue ayer cuando estÁbamos celebrando el bicentenario y hoy a un aÑo de distancia muchos mexicanos quieren seguir festejando lo que sigue fresco es dÓnde murieron ocho personas en morelia que desde entonces camb

a lot of people c, vacation pla out the window.jeras, thank you. >>> mitt romney is with the tea party express speaking right now. let's take a listen into what he's saying. >> -- political freedom, powerful as that is, their brilliance in seeing that the states should be the servants and the citizens should be the sovereign was groundbreaking and changed the world. but they also gave us another freedom. the freedom to choose our course in life. individual freedom. economic freedom. americans can be free do whatever they wanted. as a result of these freedom, people from all over the world wanted to come to america. come here to craft for themselves for themselves and for their children a better life. this is the greatest nation in the history of the earth in part because of the brilliance of these founding parents who understand the power of liberty and freedom, and we're going to make sure we keep it. now, we did kind of an unusual thing about three years ago as a people. we elect add person -- elected a person who never worked in

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we start with president obama on the r0oad selling this jobs pla. we start with gene and both msnbc analysts. gentlemen, signs of the president. for months i said the president should take his fight straight to the republicans and highlight actual projects in their own republican district daring them to vote no for projects that help and in fact are needed in their own hometowns. according to a group called transportation for america, my new favorite group of this country, there are now more than 65,000 structurally deficient bridges in country. the bridges we travel over all the time and in immediate of immediate repair, maintenance or outright replacement. we could put americans to work fixing them right now. right now, by the way, mr. cantor, listen up, and those who vote for him on oh kwags, 94 structurally deficient bridges in your district, mr. cantor, down in virginia, where president obama travelled to this morning to speak on his jobs plan. throughout this segment at the bottom of your screen we'll run the locations of those bridges to give

the group, no justice, no bart, says it will have a plas action with other community groups on -- a massction with other community groups on thursday. and they will be outside the powell street station in san francisco. and they will have a spare the fare day. with hopes of getting passengers on the train for free that day. >>> i have something free for you guys, though. weather cast. >> weather, yup. it is looking good. a little gray out there right now. no worries. shaping up to be pretty nice and a lot of sunshine and the temperatures are going to be warm to hot inland and 80s and some low 90s inside the bay and it should become mostly sunny in the latter part of the day and temperatures in the 70s. and even some 80s in toward the santa clara valley and 50s and 60s toward the coastline and a lot of clouds out at the beaches and cool will if you're headed in that direction. the next couple of days, we're expecting some hotter temperatures and some triple digits the possibility as we head in toward wednesday and then slow cooling on thursday and friday, and more cooling as we head in to

fairness, a lot of people are listening to the republican candidates saying, i'm not hearing any grand plai'm not hearing any big ideas. we have herman cain with his 9-9-9 plan that i think a lot of people are beginning to tie jest and possibly understand. but still, where is the inspiration going to come from? where is this sort of candidate on the republican side who is going to ride in and save the party? where is he or she? >> we have a number of qualified individuals who all have track records of creating jobs. governor perry has created jobs in texas. governor romney has created jobs, not only as a governor, but also in the private sector. herman cain has created jobs in the private sector. look, the difference between the republican candidate and barak obama is all of them have offered proven ideas that will create jobs and president obama, even his current plan, are ideas that won't create jobs. he's already shown that in the first two years of his administration. his ideas don't create jobs. zero, zero. >> rick: margie, we have a couple of seconds. i think the people who voted for

. >> my dad is bold boarded a pla that morning to new york city. >> a long line for the pay phone, whichervous i went to the cafeteria and just saw, like, the confusion that was happening, and that my dad might be part of it. >> parents thinking about their kids. i think everybody thought, mom and dad, are they home or somewhere safe? >> the next morning was interesting, because the first thing that happened was i had my appointment with the cable guy to come and said it up. the cable guy, 9:00 in the morning and then i had two classes and i just sat there by myself and kept watching it's news. i was stunned and silent. >> seeing people jumping out of the building. things like that you can't unsee. when you're that age, it really matters. >> it was definitely a loss of innocence. >> forced us to grow up a little faster. >> we were of the age kind are starting to make sense of how we dealt with the world and if we cared about politics or about war. things like that. and up until that point, the worst thing that happened was somewhere else and all of a sudden we couldn't avoid it. >> it wa

calling their win in new york 26, another special election, a referendum on poll ryaul ryan's budget pla >> democrats in congress and even some candid republicans know the republican plan to kill medicare is irresponsible and indefensible. last night voters showed the country and the congress that they know it, too. >> you don't say. jim vanderhye, hypocrisy in politics today is the rule. where's the truth all of this? >> throw jay carney a little piece of a bone and hit him with the rest of the bone. >> do what you've got to do. >> no doubt that this election says nothing about 2012. it says everything about this moment there. he's no way you can look at these results in a district so heavily democratic and see republicans win so convincingly and say it doesn't have anything to do with obama. every democrat who studies that race knows it has a lot to do with obama. it speaks to the intensity of his opposition and also speaks to the lack of intensity of his support. liberals are turning on him. moderate democrats are turning on him. he is at the weakest point of his presidency to date. n

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. >> lawrence, you should plas this plan right away, again and again and again. action, rather than words. action rather than specificity. or even a grand plan. the plan is not so grand. but what seems different here is his putting heat heat on the other side. >> he puts specifics chris on the things i thinks are easy which are basically corporate tax breaks. $4,000, a $4,000 credit for example, for hiring someone who has been unemployment for six months or more. he expects both sides to want to do that. there are plenty of other tax provisions in here that he never specified. he talked about warren buffett's tax return but didn't say how he wants it change it. not one word about how he wants to change how the rich, millionaires and billionaires we called them? he does want to and is willing to cut medicare and medicaid to help pay for this package. i said before his speech, all the real difficulty here is going to be in the pay force. in the fay force, he is talking about, he has difficulties with both parties. he has difficulties with the democrats on medicare

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paid seven or eight bucks a week to come up with different approaches to hacking, coordinated by the pla. you look at the ways we are starting to respond, which is to create a ponderous bureaucracy. who do you think is going to win, if we centralize through our vast bureaucracy? on the other hand, look at silicon valley. all of the big companies are more concerned than the government is about being hacked and counterattacked. i think that trying to come up with the concept we had for the dni applied to cyber, to coordinate government activities and help the private sector -- you do not want the and a say in running the cyber business of google. we do not have that approach now, but we have to take our model from the threat -- decentralized but well coordinated. >> we will now have a question and answer. >> doyle mcmanus from "the los angeles times." i would like to expand on the cost of security in a time of fiscal austerity. the deficiencies and cost benefit -- can you expand that? are we doing it right? is it possible to envision a future we can be as secure or more secure at a lower c

>> the record-breaking drought ongoing has been the main pla ur. >> thanks, buddy.s morning of president obama's jobs plan. he'll lay it out tomorrow night and democratic sources tell our chief white house correspondent jessica yellen it will include $300 billion in tax breaks and spending. our joe jones is live in washington for us. so joe, what more are you learning about the president's plan? >> hey, alina. we're talking about $300 billion in new spending, $300 billion in tax cuts. i think we have a graphic that shows some of the other stuff. it's revenue neutral. payroll tax cuts. extension of unemployment benefits. we've heard about money for laid off teachers and first responders. frankly, there is just not a lot that is new here that we haven't heard before and while republicans, apparently, see no benefit in doing a formal congressional response to the president's speech, we do expect this stuff to be attacked as political positioning on the part of the president, as part of his re-election campaign. the bottom line is, a lot of this stuff smacks of another

do you wanme ttell m what you thought of the jobs pla last night? >> was a stumpspee, that's f sure. anotr stimulus package. some of it will be accepted by the republicans. most will not. impact on the job market, impact on the economy not that grand in my opinion. >> let's talk about these historic things that have happened under president obama's watch. number one? >> yeah, there's a long list here and you want to start going down it? president obama's watch, it's the first time that america's debt has ever been downgraded. number 2, he's got the highest level of government spending. 25% of our economy. highest level since world war ii. that's another record. number 3, it's the highest budget deficit since world war ii. 10% of our economy is a deficit. we've got the lowest level of employment, 58% of the adult people are in work. >> that's the thing. i'm going to stop you there. we alwaysear 9.1% is the unemployment. that makes it look much worse. only 58% of adults are working. what's the disconnect between the numbers? >> because enormous number

as we all know, the palestinians have made an application i think is the pla to the u.n. and we will see what is going to happen to that application but there are many perspectives on the subject and i might say a word about the strategy from the former law professor and other strategists driving over to boston on 66i was listening to a program from the united states institute of peace on china and i was thinking when he think of asia you think of china coming to japan and korea and all of these countries, and in a way the united states is a rather strategic position out there, the enmity of the country's for each other. now we come to the middle east which is the home of the palestinians. i've lived in turkey. you think of turkey, egypt, israel and i am not so sure we have a similar have the situation there and i expect that is one of the great perspectives and backgrounds to the subject which we are going to deal with today. at this point i will turn the microphones, there are two of them come over to yonah, the professor alexander. >> i will yield to the -- [inaudible]

. >> but as an i grew up going to different plas right on the job and they used to run trains about every hour or so. they had large, long trains. and now i'm up in age and travel all over the united states in the military, and i see all these 18 wheelers. the roads are -- the interstate highways are being pretty well damaged by the 18-wheelers, and the volume out there is unreal i'd say 90% of the railroads are gone since i was a child. i can't see why the rail reds can't compete with the 18 wheelers when one train moves many 18-wheelers. host: that's like going from d.c. to boston on one gallon of few. man mean can you speak to the callers comments? guest: sure, because i think part of the reason why you haven't been seeing trains is because they have shed a lot of tracks and merged and increasingly they are prefering to do long hauls of commodities like coal and grain. so in certain parts of the country you might not be seeing them much anymore although overall they are getting the market share that trucking agencies a. host: do you know what the rket smare? guest: it's been pretty eve

therefore, one reporter issued this month has praised the jobs and efforts by the pla and its domain, especially in security, justice and economic development and revenues, and offering services to the palestinians. and the report praised the achievement and considered achievement as real progress, that goes beyond the level of the opposition in the middle east and north africa and elsewhere. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: this is one of the most important reasons that make us ready to talk about september, and the efforts of september. and we said for three reasons, first, obama himself says i need to see a palestinian state next september with full membership. second, the quartet said it's a must to start negotiations in september. and in september, three, we said we are committing ourselves to establish palestinian authority agencies with full capacities that can be served national state and dependent state. then we had the world bank reported, not from a charity, from air of agency. the world bank said that we have which is better than other have. and the re

-year-old being paid $17 a week to come up with different approaches to hacking, coordinated by the pla. and you look at the way we're starting to respond, which is to create a big ponderous bureaucracy with the g s seven, g as well, jim is 15. who do you think will win if we decentralize our vast bureaucracy? on the other hand, look at the silicon valley. all of the big companies are more concerned than the government is about being hacked into and counterattacking. i think that try to come up with a concept we have for the dni applied to cyber, to have a small powerful or nadir to coordinate government activities -- you do not want nsa running to a cyber business of google. we should take our model from the threat, decentralized, but will coordinated. >> we invite you know. rob will manage a question and answer period. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2011] >> i would like the panel to address austerity. could you -- are we doing the cost benefit analysis right? is it possible to invest in the future where we co