r. while of course global economics who do should know better and many direction than she used to be before even easier however is that our fundamental problem which have not been solved yet this is a problem of economic growth. in different parts of the world are. cyclical problems but also fundamental problems or finding new sources of growth are tracked in the first stimulate investment finding new sources of financing for and must and trucked in private capital of. even those types of from bozeman where more money government the major role given fiscal stability concerns which we all have our. leader that. is also known as should your month long charm one medium to our financial and fiscal stability we've done enough. and now moving on to some corporate news that we're going to get started with the max air show it took place this week just outside of moscow now the dills united aircraft signed contract we're told pleading dollars meanwhile will sell fifty planes to russia they were valued at three point four billion dollars and the e.p. leasing. sukhoi superjet a total of two hundred se

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r t moscow. for me while washington capitals skipper alexander ovechkin was the first russian to carry the olympic torch after it was late in the traditional greek century of a little pia on sunday the twenty eight year old n.h.l. start made a whirlwind trip before returning to washington on the same day to prepare the capitals the season at chicago on monday you know it's because again. you know i'm proud to be russian the. russian person and you know. it's. it's about it's i mean it's about for for my country and for me for my people and you know i'm very happy to be that kind of guy. and here we have some facts and figures about those upcoming sochi olympics the torch will make an eight day trip from the games traditional birthplace in a limpia to the russian capital before a host of torch bearers that embark on a record breaking relay to sochi by a planes trains and automobiles along with a helicopter and even the help of a few reindeer before arriving in time to light up the twenty second winter olympics

think the draft e-i-r needs to become more of a disclosure of background for some of the projects in the area which historically were under the jurisdiction of redevelopment. and while the planning department, office of environmental review prepares the e-i-r, the jurisdiction of the projects were not under the planning department's purview. that includes the approval for rincon annex, rincon point, south beach, and other projects up to broadway. and i think in order for the background of issues surrounding this project, the project needs to reference or make available those documents which substantially set the tone of this development. and i think it will be very interesting, particularly some of us remember the approval surrounding the historic rehabilitation of the rincon post office which is indeed a post office property, where the creation and the height of the residential towers were once [speaker not understood] to deal with height and bulk and [speaker not understood] to waterfront, but the height also justified the historic preservation of the building into murals of the former post office. i think those things need to be taken into consideration and ultim

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r. being decided, he made this announcement while still in russia at the g20 just last friday, that they were aware that assad would be speaking through the public via that interview. i think is this was expected, frankly. the president has to go before the country. he has to do it in prime time. really, the only question was when he was going to do it. a little early by some estimates, as congress is just getting back into town. seeing each other face-to-face, the leadership will have an opportunity to start twisting arms to the extents that they are of a mind to twist arms. we can expect nancy pelosi and harry reid to try to get democrats to fall in line behind their president, but it is an uphill struggle. no one knows how this vote is going to go, but at this point, it's not looking good for the president. >> thank you so much. white house correspondent in washington, thanks so much for being with us this morning. >> of course aljazeera will have live coverage of president obama's live comment tuesday night. congress meets today after a five week recess and will begin to debate wheth

while albert mcclellan will get an m-r-i on his right shoulder today.nte thompson suffered a concussion on a helmet-to- helmet hit. a boosted version of the falcon nine rocket blasted into space this weekend... "3... 2... 1... liftoff." space-x successfully launched its upgraded version yesterday in california. the vehicle placed a canadian science satellite into orbit, as well as several smaller payloads. the private space flight company's latest model boasts more powerful engines and larger propellant tanks. last year, the falcon nine was the first commercial rocket to successfully deliver an unmanned space capsule to the international space station. a huge art display is making quite the splash at pittsburgh's international festival of firsts. as matt belanger reports, all it took was a 40- foot-tall rubber duck floating down the river to get the party started. on a football friday in pittsburgh, thousands of eyeballs were watching... a duck. thousands of people. "i was personally shocked by the outcome. i was like, how many people are actually going

r t v dot com. right wing freedom policy gaffes a cool so while it's in sunday's general election i mean a growing support. groups across europe. tara tightens its grip on africa isn't this medicine's carry out a mass murder of students in nigeria just a week after a separate group conducted a deadly time on a shopping mall in the kenyan capital. and the israeli prime minister violence to prove to the u. awesome the yuan that iran's change of tone is nothing much has swung screen as recent signals of a thaw in tehran relations with the west waiting to soothe benyamin netanyahu has called the tip of stalin's. russia and iran the wall this is all see with me you know hello and welcome to the program and all of the right wing freedom policy has scooped up almost a crucial the voters sunday's general election if i cause a riot swinging trend seen in many european countries are reports now from vienna. already from sunday's ballot is that the far right freedom party in austria picked up almost a quarter of the vote now what that means is that they've really increased the amount of of their popularity here in t

while albert mcclellan will get an m-r-i on his right shoulder today.te thompson suffered a concussion on a helmet-to- helmet hit. show off your purple pride and you could win a prize from fox45. every week we'll choose 12 finalists for you to vote on. you can go to our facebook page and click on the "inside fox45" tab to vote for your favorite photo. one person a week will win a 25-dollar gift card from poor boys. go to facebook dot com slash fox baltimore to get started and read the official rules. a new olympic flame is now glowing and making its way from greece to russia. officials held a lighting ceremony yesterday in the ruins of a temple. an actress portraying an ancient priestess used the sun's rays to light the torch. the international olympic committee president said the flame is a reminder of what's important in our world. "it reminds us also to use the strength of our values and symbols for the positive development of global human society. they should inspire the people of the world and especially the political authorities." now the torch is

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r t the debate over u.s. military intervention in syria rages on while congress appears ready to vote down any airstrike the international community looks for alternatives the latest developments up ahead of. another new leaf about the surveillance state here in the u.s. turns out that smartphones that are permanently attached to your hand are also a smart way for the n.s.a. to follow your every communication more on that coming up. and there's an old saying that money can't buy everything but if you have the cash you can get an upgrade at the seal bay jail in california more on paying for a five star cell what later in today show. it's monday september ninth four pm in washington d.c. i'm not going lopez and you are watching r t let's go straight to syria where violence continues to plague the streets forcing the international community to consider action the u.s. law in the u.s. lawmakers are once again convening on capitol hill to sort through the evidence of the use of sarin gas by the assad regime but new today russian foreign minister sergei lavrov has announced that he will push for the russian president all offsi

. >> no congress before this one been r, ever in history irresponsible enough to threaten default. gwen: while at the united nations, compromise does take center stage. on syria -- >> i was pleased to have a meeting with the foreign minister. gwen: and on iran -- >> i believe we have a responsibility to pursue diplomacy. we have a unique opportunity to make progress with the new leadership in tehran. gwen: with us tonight are gloria borger of cnn, karen tumulty of the washington post. kimberly dozier of the associated press and doyle mcmanus of the "los angeles times." >> award-winning reporting and analysis. covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capital, this is "washington week with gwen ifill." corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> at northrop grumen we know in cyberworld threats are always evolving the. at first we were protecting networks then we were protecting the transfer of data and today it's evolved to infrastructure. finance. and military missions. we are constantly innovating to distance the frontline in the cyberbattle. that's the value of

r t the debate over u.s. military intervention in syria rages on while congress appears ready to vote down any airstrike the international community looks for alternatives the latest developments up. another new leak about these surveillance tapes here in the you what's turns out the smartphone that's permanently attached to your hands is also a smart way for the n.s.a. to follow your every communication more on that coming up. and there's an old saying that money can't buy everything but if you have the cash you can get an upgrade at the seal beach jail when california warrant paying for a five star cell treatments later in today show.

regarding item 9 on completing the e-i-r, i do agree with the comment that we have to finish what we started. and while the contents of sin rap or the natural area plan may be controversial or will be a matter of later discussion, we do need the tools to complete the e-i-r so we can evaluate those alternatives. so, i am in favor of item 9 on completing what we started. responding to the public comments to the draft e-i-r so we can move that finally forward to final e-i-r so we can evaluate both plans. regarding number 10, i think whats was overlooked on sharp park is we're under federal directive to get this work done. and we just have to comply. so, on item 10 we also have to move that forward. >> thanks, commissioner. my own observation, i couldn't agree more on item 9. i think that this is not a debate about whether there should be a plan or not a plan or how many trees should or shouldn't come down. this is finishing a job that was started. i think no one anticipated would be as complex or as extensive as it was. and with added elements relating to climate change late in the game and lots of commen

coming up on r t the nation mourns the victims that were killed in the washington navy shooting while investigators try to piece together the moments that led up to that scene vigils are being held across the country to remember those killed the latest developments ahead. one day after the navy yard shooting congress has postponed a hearing to review the stand your ground law we'll talk with a father who is demanding change after his son was killed by a man claiming stand your ground as his defense that's coming up. it's been two years since the occupy wall street movement kicked off and zuccotti park now the one percent versus ninety nine percent remains a key part of the national conversation but has anything actually changed a look back at the movement later in today show. it's tuesday september seventeenth four pm in washington d.c. i'm maggie lopez and you are watching r t a navy yard employees are back to work today just one day after a thirty four year old man went on a shooting rampage that killed twelve people while they deal with the grief and shock of the senseless act the

r t v dot com. right wing freedom policy gets a cool so while it's in sunday's general election i mean a growing support. groups across europe. tara title since group one africa is in the smithson's carry out a mass murderer of students in nigeria just a week after a separate group conducted a deadly outside on a shopping mall in the kenyan capital. on the israeli prime minister abbas to prove to the u. awesome the yuan that it was change of tone is nothing much has swung screen as recent signals of a soul in relations with the west whale to soothe benyamin netanyahu has called the tip of the stalin's.

while republicans of both cha r chambers pointing fingers at the president. jones and newt gingrich are here. you lived through this, newt gingrich, be what, is in '95 and '96. you remember what happened then. it was not pretty for a lot of republicans and it helped propel bill clinton to his re-election in '96. >> i don't believe that. >> you lost seats in the midterm elections in '96. >> we picked up two senate seats, lost a couple of house seats. nate silver has gone back and looked at all the data and can't find any significant change. >> but the polling numbers for president clinton were down and he did much better after the. >> they were actually falling during the shutdown. >> but after the shutdown, he went on to easily get re-elected. >> we were the first re-elected majority since 1928. >> for republicans. >> i think. >> with a smaller number of seats than you had. >> six fewer while we gained two in the senate. here's the key thing which nobody in the current generation remembers. there were 12 shutdowns under tip o'neill. suddenly it was all right

thousands taking to the streets over cuts to health care spending while the military and surveillance budgets continue to grow. we're watching r t live from moscow i'm lindsey france thanks for joining me the olympic flame for the twenty fourteen winter games has been lit in an age old ceremony and greece is now on an epic journey to the host city. the torch will travel over fifty thousand kilometers across seas and mountains and will even go to space and your farm or watch the event in olympia and to bad mouth say reports from soft here in russia. lympics flame for sore she twenty fourteen has been late will probably be able to see it just behind my left shoulder there and it also we will see here at olympia the birthplace of the games the longest torch relay in elim pick history just a few moments ago the lighting of the flame ceremony took place it was basically a step back in time winding back the clock perhaps two and a half thousand years is sore not trist stressed as the high priest s light the flame using the powers of the sun and a parabolic mirror which is basically what happened in seven hundred b.c. that flame is t

r folks traveling 355 near rg. lake forest mall you'll see the right lane blocked by just cones up while they do road work. left lanes are open, very light volume. if you're traveling the outer loop of the beltway at route 50, a little difficult to see on camera. of the right lane is blocked. again, stick to the left and traveling the beltway in prince george's county, no accidents, no major delays. look out for this work zone here as you travel in prince george's county. i'm back at 4:31. aaron and eun, over to you. >> danella, thank you. ou tom sherwood will be at the wilson building today when mayor vincent twra introduces his pick to be d.c.'s newest cfo. the mayor is choosing this man, jeff dewitt, the cfo of phoenix right now. if the council confirms him, dewitt will succeed natwar gandhi who has held the post more than a decade. the cfo is in charge of overseeing the $11 million budget. >>> mbs news has learned the subcontractor that aaron alex had is worked for has been fired by hewlett-packard. they hired alexis to work on a job to refresh and replace computers at the navy yard. hp says in part it

r t. and a columbia university professor was assaulted this past saturday while walking in upper manhattan dr prob saying seek and wears a turban and beard was attacked by multiple suspects who shouted anti muslim statements just before knocking him down and punching him numerous times in the face the new york police department says it is investigating this as a hate crime since nine eleven there have been a spate of attacks in new york and around the country on sikhs who have been mistaken as muslims in fact just last year a white supremacist named wade michael page went on a shooting rampage at a sikh temple in oak creek wisconsin killing six people and wounding four others it's all part of a growing trend toward islam a phobia and you don't have to go all the way to wisconsin to find it right here in washington d.c. numerous elected representatives have said disparaging remarks about islam often as a result of ignorance about the religion i was joined earlier by ybor heem hooper communications director for the council on american islamic relations i first asked him to put the attack on

they insist they won't negotiate while the clock tick downs to a partial government shutdown. >> we want a clean krchlt r. we're going to have a clean c.r. that's what we're going to vote for. we're not going to play games. >> reporter: they say you should get rid of all talk of the obama health care. >> you can huff and you can puff for 21 hours but you cannot blow the affordable health care act away. >> that was a reference to texas representative cruz who also blocked an attempt to speed up the vote on funding the government, a move that angered even some republicans. >> but i'm understanding the reason we're waiting is that you all have sent out releases and e-mails and you want everybody to be able to watch. >> reporter: as the deadline approaches workers will get notices today to let them know if they'll be working during a shutdown or if they'll be furloughed. now one indication that the republicans may lose the battle over obama care, the leadership is already trying a new strategy, trying to push for a one-year delay for obama care as the price for raising the debt limit. that deadline is coming

coming up on r t the nation's warns the last of the victims killed in the washington navy yard shooting while investigators try to piece together the moments that led up to that scene vigils are being held across the country to remember those killed the latest developments ahead. and one day after that shooting congress has postponed a hearing to review the stand your ground law we'll talk with a father demanding change after his son was killed by a man claiming stand your ground as his defense that's coming up. and it's been two years since the occupy wall street movement kicked off dukane park now the one percent versus ninety nine percent remains a key part of the national conversation but is anything actually changed a look back at the movement later in the show.

. >> no congress before this one been r, ever in history irresponsible enough to threaten default. gwen: while at the united nations, compromise does take center stage. on syria -- >> i was pleased to have a meeting with the foreign minister. gwen: and on iran -- >> i believe we have a responsibility to pursue diplomacy. we have a unique opportunity to make progress with the new leadership in tehran. gwen: with us tonight are gloria borger of cnn, karen tumulty of the washington post. kimberly dozier of the associated press and doyle mcmanus of the "los angeles times." >> award-winning reporting and analysis. covering history as it happens. live from our nation's capital, this is "washington week with gwen ifill." corporate funding for "washington week" is provided by -- >> at northrop grumen we know in cyberworld threats are always evolving the. at first we were protecting networks then we were protecting the transfer of data and today it's evolved to infrastructure. finance. and military missions. we are constantly innovating to distance the frontline in the cyberbattle. that's the value of

r. senior by the emperor while at the white house. we open the case so you can get a look at the figurine given to her by the french government. they are made of french porcelain. a seventy 14. they were used to decorate the table of the state dinner at the white house. it's clear they had been a gift to her. she very much liked them. she made sure she took them with her when she left the white house. >> a sense of life at the white house under the roosevelts. now you were making the point earlier both of you that is the dawn of america on the international stage. and roosevelt as adventuring and impurial president in some yai. how did they use their social aspect of the white house to advance that view? >> well, in order for the united states to be taken seriously as a world power, the united states president had to entertain like heads of state elsewhere. the white house changing really made a difference. but plus all of the diplomatic receptions and cabinet dinners and open event big dinner something like 40,000 people came to the

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coming up on r t the debate on capitol hill continues over a potential u.s. strike on syria this while the war torn nation of syria remains in a growing state of chaos the latest updates up ahead also the california state senate overwhelmingly boats to reject indefinite detention meantime the highest court in the nation is considering fearing a lawsuit challenging the n.d.a. egg. complete update coming up. ok well then college students have one new york city university are saying no way to military recruiters and former high ranking military officers on their campus and more about events cuny in today's show.

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coming up on r t the debate on capitol hill continues over a potential u.s. strike on syria this while the war torn nation of syria remains in a growing state of chaos the latest updates up ahead also the california state senate overwhelmingly boats to reject indefinite detention and meantime the highest court in the nation is considering hearing a lawsuit challenging the n.b.a. a complete update coming out. all. college students at one new york city university are saying no way to military recruiters and former high ranking military officers on their campus and more about events cuny and today show. it's wednesday september fourth four pm in washington d.c. i'm sam sax and you're watching our team and we begin in stockholm sweden where today president obama was asked to again make the case for military strikes in syria could you describe the dynamic to be a nobel peace price winner and getting ready to attack syria i would refer you to the speech that i gave. when i received the nobel prize. and i think i started the speech by saying that compared to previous recipients i was certainl

of a prominent county function has sparked an uproar while thousands marched in a national strike against and listen spirity. this is the whoopie on r c hello and welcome to the program. western states are eager to gain a loophole for you know actual action against syria and don't care enough about peaceful efforts to resolve the syrian conflict that's the impression the russian foreign minister has gained after several weeks of a diplomatic marfan to avoid possible strikes against the water state. joins me now live from central moscow hi there reno so we're hearing some harsh words from the russian foreign minister so what's behind this disappointment well of course you have to understand that it's the two weeks of first initially being under severe pressure two weeks ago it seemed like the united states are ready to essentially strike syria then it looks like things are going to ease up just a bit and now again russia seems to be facing some sort of animosity especially head of the u.n. general assembly which is to take place in new york next week so the russian foreign minister in an interview to russia's channel one has used the

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pursued the russian proposal for a diplomatic solution while the conflict in syria is also the focus of the latest edition of sophie and co here on r t so he said we're not in talks to lebanon's x. army teeth to discuss how the long lasting conflict is affecting his country. syria shattered into pieces the wall has left nothing intact little remains of the peaceful past little kept for a peaceful future. as rebels fight the government and each other the ones who suffer the people. how does it feel to share the border with such a neighbor we talked to lebanon's ex chief commander. i . mean another major breakthrough at the u.n. general assembly u.s. and iranian officials held one of the highest level meetings in more than thirty years of frozen relations the american secretary of state and he's iranian counterpart met face to face as part of seven nation talks on refining stalled negotiations over to iran's nuclear ambitions there were any and foreign minister said he's country is hoping a deal on the contested issue can be made within a year when u.s. and british diplomats praising the tone and spirit of the meeting however he said

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belgian citizen with a rainy an r region for allegedly spying against israel now the incident happened already three weeks ago but the information has only now been released while netanyahu is in the united states and of course questions are being asked about its timing many are suggesting that it is to store up ammunition for netanyahu his position at the zation that he's going to be putting across in the united states it also comes at a time when the first time in decades we see a warming in the relationship between the united states and iran now rouhani in his address last week also called for a new creek middle east it's highly unlikely that the israelis will ever agree to this israel has never admitted having nuclear weapons but at the same time it has never denied that it does policy r.t. tel aviv. and in the meantime are a notable israeli journalist of that of a gideon levy he told us here at r.t. that it will not be an easy task for netanyahu to persuade the u.s. leader that iran cannot be trusted in any situation. practically the get is already long time ago because president obama and prime minister. see hardly eye to eye in none of the two main topic