it is almost like a symbolic overwatch the populace that makes you. protest critics. as a way to legalize the data collection of millions of. live from moscow. thanks for joining us oktober has become the bloodiest month in iraq in five years the data coming in from the country's interior defense health ministry is putting the death toll now at nine hundred sixty four roughly ninety percent of them being civilians and according to the government the number hasn't been this high since april two thousand and eight when more than a thousand people were killed. correspond with the findings of the united nations which put the bloodiest but whatever the figures it's clear the country is facing an increasing security problem no surprise then that the iraqi prime minister is in washington asking for help. the report. we know that the rocky leadership has made a request for u.s. assistance in the fight against terror we don't know the details of that request the leaders wouldn't elaborate on that the iraqi prime minister called al qaida a scourge for iraq and the middle east t

it was almost like the symbolic overwatch of the populace it makes you paranoid. as a vast new n.s.a. complex in utah is besieged by protesters critics brand a new senate bill designed to deter curtail snooping as a way to actually legalize the ball data collection of millions of americans. from our headquarters in moscow you're watching archie with me and he said no way this sounded good to have you with us our top story october has become the bloodiest month in iraq in five years data from the country's interior defense and health ministries puts the death toll at nine hundred and sixty four people that's almost ninety percent of civilians eight hundred and fifty five according to the government that number hasn't been this high since april two thousand and eight when more than a thousand were killed well the numbers don't quite correspond with the findings of the u.n. which puts july as the bloodiest this year but whatever the figures it's clear the country is facing an increasing security problem no surprise then that the iraqi prime minister is in washington

watts it's almost like a symbolic over one of the populace. it makes her way. the vast new and as a complex and you try it. this is by protesters predicts a brand new senate bill to design teacher curtailed new pink as a way to actually realize the ball got a collection of millions of them. our headquarters in maths counter watching our tea with me in east now with this undertaken to have you with us. our top story teller has become the bloodiest month in iraq in five years data from the countries in the interior defence and health ministries puts the death toll at nine hundred and sixty four people at the ninety percent of civilian eight hundred and fifty five according to the government that number hasn't been this high since april two thousand and eight more than a thousand were killed when numbers don't quite correspond with the findings of the un which puts july as the bloodiest this year. but whatever the figures is clear that countries facing an increasing security problem no surprise then that the iraqi prime minister is in washington dc asking for help

it was almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populace it makes your paranoid as a vast new n.s.a. complex in utah is received by protesters critics brand a new senate bill designed to curtail snooping as a way to actually legalize the ball data collection of millions of americans. are watching our live from moscow where it's three pm this saturday our top story october has become the blood only a small infant in iraq in five years data from the country's interior defense and health ministries puts the death toll at nine hundred and sixty four people that's almost ninety percent civilians well according to the government the number of house and been this high since april two thousand and eight when more than a thousand were killed the numbers don't quite correspond with the findings of the u.n. which puts july as the bloodiest this year but whatever the figures it's clear the country is facing an increasing security problem no surprise that the iraqi prime minister is in washington d.c. asking for help. reports. we know that the rocky leadership has made a request for u.s. assistan

overwatch the populace that makes you. say. used by protesters critics of brand new senate bill as a way to legalize data collection. just after eight o'clock on saturday morning here in moscow it's on t.v. with me rule research. news team welcome to today's program october has become the bloodiest month in iraq in five years the data from the country's interior ministry the defense and health ministries as well putting the death toll at nine hundred sixty four people that's almost ninety percent of them being civilians and according to the government the number hasn't been this high since april two thousand and eight when more than a thousand were killed by the numbers don't quite correspond with the findings of the u.n. which puts july as the bloodiest this year but whatever the figures it's clear the country is facing an increasing security problem and no surprise then the iraqi prime minister is currently in washington asking for help let's get more now from. joining us live here on the program good morning to you all the w

over a lot of the populace that makes your paranoid. protesters a critic. designed. as a way to actually legalize the data collection of millions. this is a lie from moscow with me rule received from everybody here the news team welcome to the program. has it become the bloodiest month in iraq in five years and the data from the country's interior health ministry the death toll that about nine hundred sixty four people ninety percent approximately of them being civilians now according to the government the number hasn't been this high since april two thousand and eight when more than one thousand were killed so the numbers don't quite correspond with the findings of the u.n. which puts july as the bloodiest this year but whatever the figures it's clear the country is facing an increasing security problem perhaps no surprise then that the iraqi prime minister is in washington for help. reports. we know that the rocky leadership has made a request for u.s. assistance in the fight against terror we don't know the details of that request the leaders wouldn't elaborate on

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back to your point regarding populace outrage.o senator lev vip's comments earlier this morning saying we need more dodd/frank. dodd/frank is the best thing that's ever happened, contrasted with a number of the panelists who have said and i think accurately so, that, you know, the regulations have not -- not just dodd/frank, we have not adequately addressed the actual drivers of what brought down the economy in the early 2000s. i really -- i would love to hear from you what you think particularly in the private fund space, we can do to i think there's a fundamental disconnect between what the, you know, the popular everyday guy, the family that's got, you know, that's looking to invest and, you know, their idea of our industry versus, you know, what we really do. in their eyes goldman sachs, tpg, carlisle are all the same thing. how do we adequately address this fundamental disconnect? is it a pr? the answer, you know, better pr? what is it? >> what should the industry from your perspective on behalf of the industry what's suppose

paste and chocolates astonished by the personal cleanliness and hygiene of the colorfully dressed populace and by their extravagant use of soaps deodorants and breasts sweetness. europeans never plays them kept close though not all times the pilgrims knows biographers the any fine i had a terrible smell indians tried without success teach them to play. settlers also had bad breath from rotting teeth and starvation was so combing the corpses would just open pits known as poor holes many turn to all cold and committed suicide in fact the story of the first settlers has been deliberately changed those also james lowe and because the truth is so shameful. hundreds of miles from the self and stayed the america because the mission was a failure they relay reports historian robert everly was to find some gold and take it back to europe. they spend their days digging random holes in the ground haplessly looking for gold instead of planting crops they were starving and digging up putrid indian corpses to eat they took some indian pressures and forced them to teach the colonists how to farm and the

paste and chocolates astonished by the personal cleanliness and hygiene of the colorfully dressed populace and by their extravagant use of soaps deodorant and breasts sweetness was europeans never close all the pilgrims. had a terrible smell indians' troy to. teach them to. the story of the first settlers has been deliberately changed those also james lowe and because the truth is so shameful. hundreds of miles from the cellphone stayed the america because the mission was a failure they relay more poles historian robert everly was to find some gold and take it back to europe. they spend their days digging random holes in the ground haplessly looking for gold instead of planting crops they were starving and digging up putrid indian corpses to. play tricks on the indian presenters and force them to teach the colonists how to farm and the meal with the natives wasn't quite the thanksgiving shown on t.v. and in school books. offered the indians a toast to eternal friendship whereupon the chief his family advisers and two hundred dollars dropped dead of. mainstream history books perhaps the mos

of spoke out in favor freedom of movement in the au and he warned against populace voices that advocatesurbing borders among the eu states. to sports now. atfootball, a 2-1 loss wolfsburg. opening the scoring for dormant with a second-half free kick, but recorded were -- ricardo rodriguez grabbed three points. munich, meanwhile, dismantled bavarian rivals 3-0 to complete a record 37 league games unbeaten. goals allowed the reigning champions to pull away at the top of the table. so here is a look at the rest of saturday's results so far. dortmund,surprised oftenr beat hammond 5-3, i'm lost a close one to berlin. saturday's late game is underway nchengladbach taking on nuremberg. a blast fromh was the past. in the first league encounter between the two sides in 37 years, one of germany's most famous matches, to place hia mid tight security. a handful of arrests, no security. >> the police were expecting trouble. 1000 officers were on duty at railway stations and along the routes to the stadium. many fans were nervous, too. >> the media have contributed to the weird mood. they have been pr

it comes back to the populace.he populace in a given area is a post to that -- opposed to the terrorist, to those who do harm, they are pretty good at being able to see where the problem is and get in touch with authorities and let them know. that with authorities can deal with the issue. i was listening to your remarks. in iraq, with assistance from the united states, the armed services are in a position to deal with terrorists once they know who they are and where they are. are you getting the support you need from the populace to identify the terrorists? if not, could you describe why you do not think you're getting the right kind of support? what could be done? >> i said regardless of the people and the direct attribution with the security forces of al qaeda, the population is supporting the security forces. they are determining who that terrorist are and informing us. al qaeda did something that helped us mobilize the people. very few iraqis have interest in being part of al qaeda. iraq you people are sufferin

. >> he criticized local authorities for failing to better protect the populace despite clear warnings of the strength of typhoon haiyan. >> international relief efforts are beginning for the four million people who have been affected by the supertyphoon. many thousands are without shelter, food, and clean drinking water. rescue efforts are hampered by blocked roads but aid is starting to arrive from around the world, including from germany. >> these are first emergency supplies to be sent from germany. workers with the aid organization world vision are sending 25 tons of blankets, tarps and first aid kits. >> we received a message saying they needed the most essential things, drinking water, food and shelter. what we've got here will serve to provide shelter for the people who have lost everything they own. >> instantaneous is essential in the disaster region, faced with the sheer extent of devastation, philippine authorities are struggling to respond to all those in need. as the first reports of looting emerge, the international community is gearing up to help. germany has also pledg

. >>> populace, prosperous, pushing ahead. china's rise brought it wealth power, and problems. an income gap divides its people. pollution threatens their health. and disputes at seas strain relations with its neighbors. find out about the challenges china faces, on "newsline." >>> experts are examining a collection of modern art seized by the nazis and stashed in a german apartment. the works include paintings by picasso and metisse. experts estimate the value at about 1 billion euros or about $1.35 billion. the weekly german magazine "focus" said the collection came to light two years ago in munich. investigators made the discovery while searching a home of a man accused of tax evasion. the collection consists of about 1,500 pieces. the magazine said the nazis seized the works during world war ii. some of the owners were jewish. some were found amid piles of rotten groceries. it said the father of the man who hoarded the works was an art dealer. experts hope to track down the owners or their families. >>> executives and entrepreneurs in japan are turning their attention and t

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he hated the populace and wrote against the populace. then, he meets teddy.eddy has already begun to know that something has to be done about the problems of the poor. he says the problem of the aged distribution, not production. he changed william allen white who became almost an accolade for teddy. said they walked around washington and talk. he sounded the trumpet of the new age that was to come. he becomes a progressive, a real progressive. he is active in party politics. even they can criticize each other. they represent letters to each other and at one point, he would criticize teddy's writing. he says, something happened to your writing. it is too long. the reader is getting fatigued. one sentence had 20 lines. roosevelt writes back, of course, you're right. roosevelt was such a master of communicating that that was unusual. he talked in simple language. when roosevelt would go west on his train tours, white would often be there and introduce him to a lot of the people. the west was more progressive than the east. he introduced him to a lot of his frie

teaches me to put aside its consequence by throwing himself into the compilation of reports about the populace go excavation in kenya on on the mainland. room. i know thanks lee kuan yew the store. the only man to arouse in interest consultancy was from kenya on the cross taiwan strait bg has a right to the exciting happenings today instantly as recollections of events all along. i am. the cheese excavation of the humans and in young was used to pity me this time many options one is from an imposing man who won the match. several years later in taiwan. the jeering of the excavation work in kenya. from a hong kong newspaper. she didn't question that the five k we went there. could it happen in time to take this warning to our houses. what is your child use. the way hostile toward her own father the huge corporate entity the most time machine he uses what this will be the most and ended the meal porsche will handle is shown on top. but with alice's journey home the mvp to use to think that an awful to put it in. all that combined don't have the touch. they want and in a show she usually isn't be

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having mass murder and is braving as a former follower social research expert johannesburg police populace to paley's fading the ranks of the far right all of these parties are anti immigrant there and our immigration they do express their the strongest sort of anti immigrant views in europe and so that's why these days might have a certain influence as they have had like in denmark for instance and so resistance against the immigration is one thing the other is a sort of anti-gay sentiment among voters in europe so people who wish to express a protester an anti elitist sentiment tend to support these parties they could have a major influence certainly in terms of immigration policy and in terms of the way that europe is viewed around the world. the country that became one of the most outspoken critics of washington's global snooping appears to have been core time to brazil's blushing offered missing it's been spying on diplomatic premise is on its territory head online to learn more about the country's intelligence. also that he seized a ton of chemicals on the road to syria at the border

of and so the founders, not wrongly, had this vision based on having dealt with a very literate populace, the population was a much higher literacy rate than in europe, and they obviously engaged in ideas, so the founders' vision was of enlightened leaders presiding over an educated populace. that was the vision. over the next two centuries, we would see that that vision was challenged, and it was challenged in two ways. the first way was in the second era i want to talk about in the 19th century. in the 19th century, i said there were two types of entertainment available at the time. the other type was live entertainment. and if a president wanted to get his message out, if he wanted to go and see and be seen, he couldn't go on youtube, he couldn't go on radio or tv, he went to where the people were. and the people were at live performances. so i tell the story of james monroe going around the country on a goodwill tour, and in each city he would go to, he would go to theatrical performances because that's where the people were. but theater is a very democratic, small d medium. in the t

warning signs that overlooks the whole valley and kind of is almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populace that makes you paranoid. r.t. you top the n.s.a. leaks have been piling up for nearly a year now on our website r.t. dot com we're asking what you would think the impact is that they'll have so far sixty percent of respondents think there will be more talk but no action from politicians nearly a quarter forecast more discontent from the public including protests a little more than ten percent think nothing at all will happen and four percent think that real steps will be done to increase security what do you think can r.t. dot com and cast your vote. october was iraq's deadliest month since two thousand and eight the country seeing surging levels of sectarian violence that forced the prime minister to ask the u.s. for help in fighting terror or he's got a sticky on reports from washington. we know that the rocky leadership has made a request for u.s. assistance in the fight against terror we don't know the details of that request the leaders wouldn't elaborate on that the iraqi prime

warning signs that overlooks the whole valley and kind of is almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populace that makes your paranoid. r.t. you talk though there are some that are taking measures into their own hands in a bid to beat the n.s.a. by creating an innovative new spying proof platform of phillip zimmermann the president and co-founder of silent circle explains how his company aims to curb e-mail surveillance through the encryption of data. we're trying to restore the privacy that we feel that has been lost by a pervasive surveillance email is intercepted by intelligence agencies all around the world and we've discovered through the snowden revelations that. our own government is spying on its own citizens who it's turned all americans into foreigners as if we were. you know intelligence targets we can make everything surveillance proof but what we can do is try to reduce the amount of exposure of e-mail metadata that's the data that says what the man who it's from who we've stew to date and time and these days the method data and the mail header is is really important for being ab

was almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populace that makes you paranoid greenup or naive r t you tell. us aliens have been piling up for nearly half a year now on our website are to dot com or asking what impact you think they'll have so far sixty percent believe there will be more talk but no real action from politicians nearly a quarter forecast more discontent. a little more than ten percent think and nothing at all will happen in a four percent i think real steps will be taken to increase personal privacy what do you think is like an r g dot com and have your say. tobar was iraq's deadliest month since two thousand and eight the country seeing spiking levels of sectarian violence that forced the prime minister to the u.s. for help in fighting terror or he's died in reports from washington we know that the iraqi leadership has made a request for u.s. assistance in the fight against terror we don't know the details of that quest the leaders wouldn't elaborate on that the iraqi prime minister called al qaeda a scourge for iraq and the middle east the iraqi prime minister is a ri

kind of is almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populace that makes your paranoid. r.t. you. despite public outrage u.s. lawmakers one thing i know say is that a harvesting to continue the senate intelligence committee approved a bill that would cement the collection of domestic telephone records the authors insist it will increase transparency but critics say little will change. senator feinstein's bill is an effort to codified the n.s.a.'s of both collection of americans telephone records which is in fact on shaky legal footing right now and there's another program that's being legalized in this bill which has not gotten as much attention as as it really should which is the back door searches of international communications and so what has been happening is that the n.s.a. is allowed under the phys ed limits act to go collect huge amounts of communications of people who are suspected to be foreigners overseas without any individual or it because they are foreigners overseas but one of the well the well one group is fighting to restore the privacy of e-mails they call themse

is almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populace that make you paranoid. r.t. you top. the n.s.a. revelations have been piling up and many believe more leaks are to come so what impact will they have that's what we're asking on our website at the moment and sixty percent so far believe that politicians will talk more about privacy but do nothing almost a quarter of predicting a rise in public discontent and more protests a little more ten percent believe they'll be no effect at all as everyone is already used to leaks a minority would see that just four percent hoping for steps to secure privacy in surveillance and good to hear from you have to r t v dot com to cast your vote. october was iraq's bloodiest month for five years the nation is struggling to curb the levels of sectarian violence and iraq's prime minister has been forced to ask washington to help him find tara he's going to check on his more we know that the iraqi leadership has made a request for u.s. assistance in the fight against terror we don't know the details of that quest the leaders wouldn't elaborat

and this time it is almost like a symbolic over one of the populace. it makes you paranoid. gearing up for nigh on our team utah. even if a revelation to be putting up of many believe more leaks of the com so what impact will a handful of torah was given a low website. auntie build colonies the result safe up as sixty percent believe the politicians were told more about privacy than actually doing anything about it. almost a quarter of predicting a rise in discontent and more protests a little more than ten percent believed to be in effect told because of the least getting use to the leeks and a minority who c percent repeat the steps to secure privacy and current events to head to auntie telkom to the full cost of the atp haven't done so already. ok but was iraq's bloodiest month to finance the nation are struggling to come to levels of sectarian violence in iraq's prime minister is being forced to asked washington to help him fight terror. on the couch. khan has more. we know that the iraqi leadership has made a request with us assistance in the fight against terror we don

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warning signs that overlooks the whole valley and kind of is almost like a symbolic overwatch of the populaceit makes you paranoid. r t you top. the n.s.a. leak accusations been piling up for a half a year now on our website r.t. dot com and what impact you think they'll have so far sixty percent believe they'll be more talk but no action from politicians or leaders nearly a quarter forecast more discontent from the public including protests just over ten percent think nothing will happen at all four percent think real steps will be taken to increase privacy dot com and have your say. october iraq's deadliest month since two thousand and eight the country is seeing surging levels of sectarian violence that forced the prime minister to ask the u.s. for help in fighting terror or he's got the reports. we know that the iraqi leadership has made a request for u.s. assistance in the fight against terror we don't know the details of that quest the leaders wouldn't elaborate on that the iraqi prime minister called al qaeda a scourge for iraq and the middle east the iraqi prime minister's arrived in

populace that makes your paranoid. r.t. . the n.s.a. revelations have been piling up many believe more legs are to come so what impact will they have well that's what we're asking at the moment on our web site you don't call me the results so far sixty percent believe that politicians will talk more about privacy than actually doing anything about it almost a quarter of predicting a rise in public discontent more protests a little more than ten percent believe they'll be told because everybody's getting used to the leaks and a minority we can see just four percent hoping for steps to secure previously and surveillance to head to our to dot com to cost you a vote if you haven't done so already. october was iraq's bloodiest month for five years the nation is struggling to curb the levels of sectarian violence and iraq's prime minister has been forced to ask washington to help him fight terror or he's going to come has more we know that the iraqi leadership has made a request for u.s. assistance in the fight against terror we don't know th

of and so the founders, not wrongly, had this vision based on having dealt with a very literate populace, the population was a much higher literacy rate than in europe, and they obviously engaged in ideas, so the founders' vision was of enlightened leaders presiding over an educated populace. that was the vision. over the next two centuries, we would see that that vision was challenged, and it was challenged in two ways. the first way was in the second era i want to talk about in the 19th century. in the 19th century, i said there were two types of entertainment available at the time. the other type was live entertainment. and if a president wanted to get his message out, if he wanted to go and see and be seen, he couldn't go on youtube, he couldn't go on radio or tv, he went to where the people were. and the people were at live performances. so i tell the story of james monroe going around the country on a goodwill tour, and in each city he would go to, he would go to theatrical performances because that's where the people were. but theater is a very democratic, small d medium. in the t

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massive wave of online shopping nationwide pulling in more than one hundred million are in the on the populace side table in the first minutes after the sale stuff just what the past week i don't know whether the eleventh the still small diamante malachi three two hundred and sixty meaning and for some much needed us dollars a ton of reading the first hour he kicks be in that scene are actually pretty good to see what a concept that the two thousand and nine when a strong chance that the statue built is off being single can be easily shifted to the diction choppy seas in open it seem like i used to whom can be found and hunter river delta po river delta and the board agreed to in order of business and hope southwest and northeast china or so soaring consumer that so enthusiastic. then the allied campaign also causes trouble is for the whole country. extreme pressure on the justice system and explains to what is she is not what you get a king who i meet its reputation in the next two silk and artistic ventures to generate more revenue. many online shops extent still is purely a comfy little as

it is lots of people that i've been talking to them saying that this is was quite of the populace like the daughter said that they could've been easily. in their seats. one woman. tolls will be about her emotions she lost her son in this tragedy he was born healthy and handsome. he and his family his son is on the three years old. we made many plans for the future psychologists are working with the idea. the relatives of the victims of the artists they are in the deep state of shock. this is also another type of them to start another old difficult is to start dealing with some of the consequences and to start identifying the bodies off the victims. there's been a major outpouring of grief on the internet so o one. state tv sports commentator lost his wife. steve all is going to take time for a wife to get back to normal here in ca but you get the school for four new one it was suggested nothing can summon the play went there when the priest on oh two led me to second the policy tunnel bolton landing requested the second attempt when the jet commented to the ground passengers who travel

you know criticized local authorities for failing to better protect the populace. despite clear warnings of the strength of typhoon high on. last summer leisure assets on beginning for these four men and people who have been sent to find the stupid time to it. many thousands are without shelter food and clean drinking water rescue efforts on hand but by and built roads and ports in the west today and has bought eight is taunting ten wines from around the world including from gemini. as for the package is distant from the mill not the first emergency supplies to be sent from germany. workers with the aid organization world vision percent and twenty five tons of blankets plastic tarps and first aid kits. we received a message saying we need is the most essential things a tree can order food and shelter. you will serve to provide shelter for the people who lost everything real attention thanks gals. assistance is essential in the disaster region. faced with the sheer extent of debris and devastation. philippine authorities are struggling to respond to all things new.

can very had it exactly right karzai is acting that way it's an insoluble problem as long as the populace nani's play the game of feeding the insurgents to park their studies or are loyal allies of course and this whole question of of supply of the we used to call the. supply and the resupply of weapons you know they're becoming very difficult and the afghans have the the cudgel there to charge and often the time they want which they've done for several months now it's almost like he's trying to pass the buck while still maintaining that colonial ally that kind of saying oh no you know i'm looking out for the afghan people which. they pretty much see and as a puppet kerry has made it very clear that despite this deadline that combat mission will still be over race still in two thousand and fourteen i don't know what that means there's still to be troops on the ground and plus the one hundred eighty thousand private military contractors going to be there how can combat not be engaged with this sort of force and playing with words as long as they have these night raids as long as they can d