findings politicized. all the un human rights chief says syria is very close to becoming like leader were an uprising against a longstanding leader turn into a civil war more than three thousand people are reported to have died in the anti-government protests that started eight months ago so she spoke to the country's deputy foreign ministry about the ongoing crisis. i say that nick that syria's deputy foreign minister thank you very much for being with us today sir happy to be with you now according to human u.n. human rights reports over three thousand people have been killed in syria our since a protest started in march for how long we'll see where a coupon losing its people. i think the question should be the opposite the question should be what's happening in syria. of course the credibility of some international not government for the organizations have been lost because they don't take into consideration what's really happening no one of these organizations has said that syria has lost more than one

that his country is a transparent us and he can be dismissing the latest report as politicized. profession. with political motivation and political approach by the u.s. and couple of the western countries this report has fifteen pages of the allegations and the materials which were handed over only last week to us in the company read the temp ages of the report of director general which says that all activities including a retirement are continuously on their decision. the only second part which is the n.a.s. is above the american allegation the important thing is that we are party to n.p.t. all activities are on the. even of. short unannounced inspections this is great and the two months ago we invited the pretty director general to even visit the r. and d. of richmond can you give me any example that any respect or being permitted to any . other part of the war. police are investigating ethnic clashes in northern ca so after i serve man died and two others were injured in attacks late on wednesday it comes as nato ok for peacekeepers fired tear gas at ethnic serbs while trying

politicized. police investigate. northern nato peacekeepers fired. disputed border crosser. stay with us sports is next with. hello welcome to sport on the artsy comment see a live from moscow with me ron calls for our top stories this hour. the red bull flies again subash and that's all that slows hamilton to claim a record equalling fourteen pole position this season for the op with the grand prix. raising the bar russian men dominates their hundred five k. division at the world weightlifting championships in paris taking the medal tally to four gold silver and one bronze. and europhile russia head coach to take up the god speaks to r t after his side were held to a one one branded goal by greece in athens. first to formula one and red bull sebastian vettel has once again denied my client's lewis hamilton pole position by producing a stunning final lap and qualifying for the albert dhabi grand prix mclaren had dominated every practice session at ya but like so many times this season that's all found some extra pace when it counted to claim his twenty ninth career paul he a

that his country is as transparent as any can be dismissing the latest report as politicized. these two forty is not professional. with political and with evasion and political pressure by the u.s. and couple other western countries this report has an excel fifteen pages of the allegations and the materials which were handed over only last week to us in a confirmation man air temp pages of the report of director general which says that all activities including a retread are continuously under this inspection the only second part which is the n.a.s. is above the emetic an allegation the important thing is that we are party to impeach the all activities are on the. five even hundreds of. short on analyses fiction this is great and two months ago we invited defeated director general of i.a.e.a. to even visit the of since you don't reach him and can you give me any example that any respect or being permitted to any sense in any other part of the war. thousands of students marched across central london this week protesting at a dramatic increase in tuition fees and cuts to public s

comes along globalization and the downturn in the financial system and right now you have the politicization of europe people are now talking about europe in the streets but it's almost a dirty word they're not supporting it i would disagree with what vernon said in the sense that one should give up on any federalist aspirations it's important to keep in mind that the and i in the united states it took decades over a century before people said i'm going to american before i'm a virginia and i'm an american before i'm a texan so these things take time and i think this is a lake or break moment for europe but it's very good point vernon civil war burning you want to. point the real quick. well it also took a civil war in america before america was united there was also civil war in switzerland because switzerland became a federal state the differences between the peoples of europe are much greater than they were between americans obviously there there's not a single language for a start and there's no real federal feeding in new york except among the various little bit loopy if we go to josefi

which allegedly prove iran could be building a bomb iran says the accusations are fabricated and politicized. and police investigated fresh clashes in northern ca so after a nato peacekeepers fired tear gas and ask at a disputed border crossing. next. well welcome to sport on the r. and c. come and see a live from moscow with me for of our top stories this hour. the red bull flies again sebastian that sold lewis hamilton to claim a record equalling fourteenth pole position this season for the album be grand prix . raising the bar russian men dominates the one hundred five k. division at the world weightlifting championships in paris taking the medal tally for gold silver and one bronze. europhile russia had goshen speaks to r.t. after his side were held to a one one friend drop by greece and athens. first to formula one and red bulls sebastian fits all has once again denied michael lewis hamilton pole position by producing a stunning final lap and qualifying for the big grand prix mclaren had dominated every practice session at ya some arena but like so many times this season that's all foun

a bomb dismisses the findings saying the accusations are fabricated and politicized. and investigates fresh clashes and or from hospital after nato peacekeepers fired tear gas and ethnic serbs at a disputed border crossing the line said the situation has been caused by qassam as it stands control over the area. to see what's happening in sports whether amman where russians continue winning medals at the world weightlifting championship and friends you're such a bearer of good news. russia's men have established a. five k. division following their once a finish in paris. plus much more on the way. hello and welcome to sport on the live from the russian capital with the calls for our top stories this hour. the red bull flies again sebastian fed sold pip's close hamilton to claim a record equalling fourteenth pole position this season for the big grand prix. while tiger troubles halfway leader woods fires a disappointing three over par seventy five to trail leader by six shots after round three straight open. europhile russia had to go in because it speaks to his side we

politicalization, what i'm talking about is that increasingly, various places on the media landscape--everything from cable television and through the internet--cater to people from one partisan political point of view--either left, right, democrat, or republican. we've had this factionalization, which i don't think serves the country well. >> you have not worked for a large corporation news entity. you have your blog, you have your books, you have the media that you're on television and radio... >> i do think i've worked for all of them. i'm just not working for any of them right now. >> well, maybe that's good, or maybe that's bad, but what i was gonna get at is, in these new media expressions, is there somehow going to be less pressure for profit, more ability to report? >> you know, i'm now at this place where i'm developing new public media programming, so i'm having to look at the financial side of media as well as the ethics and the skill of it, and it's a very new role for me to view myself as someone who can be an entrepreneur within the media landscape. i believe that that i

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which allegedly prove an iran could be building a bomb iran says the accusations are fabricated and politicized. and police investigated fresh clashes in northern possible after a nato peacekeepers fired tear gas at as makes serves at a disputed border crossing. so was the north stream gas and when you were for the first time we sat down with a man who had a big project germany's former chancellor at the beginning of the laney and got her trotter tells us why the rudest so important for all sides involved. gerhard schroeder was charles love germany from nineteen ninety eight to two thousand and five he's now chairman of the board at nordstrom's russia's new gas pipeline under the baltic sea so europe why should the e.u. increase its dependence on gazprom its good. opinion. we're not talking about russia's dependence we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector and the upstream is viewed as a priority project both by russia and the because it's been part of europe's energy networks since two thousand and six not recognize

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that means the branch of our government that was supposed to be the least politicized supposed to be free from any influence the corporate or labor is now quickly becoming one of the most politicized branches this is especially troubling considering that the judiciary branch which was also supposed to be the least powerful branch of our government has emerged as the most powerful branch thanks to the eighteen zero three marbury vs madison decision the supreme court can now strike down laws passed by congress and signed by the president at the whim of five justices who are unalike good and servian for life we saw the effects of the sweeping power of last year's citizens united decision and we've seen the effects of this unfortunate corporate takeover of the high court every single time corporate personhood has been not held by the judiciary even though no congress nor any president has signed off on any law giving corporations the same rights as people that's right no congress nor any president has ever passed a law saying that corporations are people only the supreme court has so far

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could be building a bomb iran dismisses the findings saying the accusations are fabricated and politicized. and police investigate fresh clashes in northern ca so after a nato peacekeepers fire tear gas at. the border crossing the un secretary general says the situation has been caused by. its control over the area. next to him. with. hello and welcome to sport an artsy comment to live from moscow with me room on calls for of our top stories this hour. the red bull flies against sebastian. to claim a record equalling fourteenth ball position this season for the album darby grand prix. raising the bar russian. one hundred five k. division at the world weightlifting championships in paris taking the medal tally for gold silver and bronze. and the euro for russia head coach a call it speaks to or to see after his side were healthy one war one friend to drop by greece in athens. first to formula one and red bull's sebastian vettel has once again lose hamilton pole position by producing a stunning final lap and qualifying for the grand prix mclaren had dominated every practice session at. its l

building a bomb by iran says mr dismisses the findings saying the accusations are fabricated and politicized. and police investigate fresh clashes in northern ca so after nato peacekeepers fired tear gas at affleck's serbs at a disputed border crossing the un secretary general says the situation has been caused by cos it was a chance to stand its control over the area. so it was on north stream gas entering you were for the first time we sat down with a man who headed the ambitious project germany's foreign chancellor at a beginning of a million voter tells us why the route is so important for all sides involved. gerhard schroeder was charles love germany from nineteen ninety eight to two thousand and five he's now chairman of the board at north stream russia's new gas pipeline under the baltic sea europe is to further why should the e.u. increase its dependence on gazprom it's good news i know opinions right or slants and we're not talking about russia's dependence we're talking about cooperation between russia on the one side and the european union on the other in the energy sector stream

this is a political as asian -- politicalization of the police, utilizing overly aggressive police response to minor matters. working people must unite with the mend. this is what the protesters -- must unite with that of the demand -- must unite with the demand. that is what the protesters explain to me. therefore, the only problem -- occu[beep] all of labor must spread the occupation far and wide. we must be sure. otherwise we will receive the violence that we received in oakland. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> thank you for this hearing. my name is matt gramly. i am an attorney, here in san francisco. certainly, what happened to scott olson over in san francisco will result in litigation. the cost of the obligation to oakland and the police agencies involved is going to cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, even before you get to a settlement, a court trial, or any of that. what i saw in oakland last week was fear. a few bass reaction to something that the people cannot understand or control. it amazes me that throughout history, those in power never le

. >> reporter: gabby was stuck inexpolitin inex-politicably on the word chicken for days. why do you remember some words and not others with this kind of injury? >> really, big part of the history of neuroscience is learning from patients with brain injury. >> gabby do the words just sometimes come out? you can't control it? >> yes, yes, yes, yes. >> can i promise you something? >> yes. >> it will get better. >> reporter: as you'll see when the special edition of "nightline" continues, music may be the key to bringing gabby back. ♪ yankee doodle went to town ♪ riding on a pony ♪ stuck a feather in his cap and called it macaroni ♪ e emotional here? aren't you getting a little industrial? okay, there's enough energy right here in america. yeah, over 100 years worth. okay, so you mean you just ignore the environment. actually, it's cleaner. and, it provides jobs. and it helps our economy. okay, i'm listening. [announcer] at conoco phillips we're helping power america's economy with cleaner affordable natural gas... more jobs, less emissions, a good answer for everyone. so, by

. >> two things cost the breakups, debt that has become politicized and social unrest.the streets, once the unrest broke out, it proved on possible for politicians to resist the national route out of the crisis. this time, free-market economists have been at the forefront of defending globalization but now, some are beginning to see the possibility of retreat. do you think it is realistic for us to still be talking about the global multilateral solution to this crisis? >> i think that it is unrealistic. i believe it would be better at this stage for us to look it to our own ramparts. if we see someone doing better than something we tried, we can copy them. the politicians then blame international coordination. they would say, we have been forced by the germans or the americans or the imf or the u.n. to do things this way. >> in greece, that is already happening. the occupied protests do. they are putting pressure on national governments. here again, there are lessons from history. >> you should not underestimate the social and economic perils of neglecting the moral asp

to solve, and i finally come would you couldn't do it, it is too hard because what it does is it politicizes what do you mean by health care. once you run into mandates you start getting is this an or is that in and what is required you rapidly politicize the system from being the doctor patient relationship. what we are trying to get there is the challenge of the fact that in the very sgnificant number of people who are over $75,000 a year in coming and they are basically taking the position that they are prepared to be a free rider on their neighbors if something happens to them and we have had a psychology of health care frequeny people won't pay their hospital bills. so, as we work with hospitals and the challenge of collecting, people who show up through any other business because they bought a car or bought a house they went on vacation they would just expect to pay it and if for some reon you create this mind set in health care it's a very real problem for hospitals and that is what we are trying to get at is how do you encourage responsibility for people who otherwise -- john goodman

. >> i must confess i did not consult delancy street, but when criticism, because it got politicized. some had suggested that this was putting criminals before the victims which it had not. i do see this as crime prevention. many had been incarcerated. this happens to be a high number. delancey street called me and said, this is the kind of legislation we would support. in the media they were saying that. i agree there are examples like to lance the street which, if i could exponentially grow those around the city, or others that necessitate that the transition back into society, i would do that. i think of this as a test because it is voluntary. we might be able to be taught where we go from there but not based on the numbers. i am scared for the rest of the state who are those conservative counties that send a lot of people to the prison system. thousands are coming back to those counties. what are they going to do? this problem has shifted from a state and that responsibility to local government. that argument about the building of prisons on the state level is going to trust the a