reuters is reporting that 30 hostages were killed. the militants kidnapped an unconfirmed number of workers on wednesday. the governments of japan, france, and norway have said their citizens were among the captives. the militants demanded that france end its military campaign in neighboring mai. theyhreatened to leave the country and take the hostages with them so the security forces moved in. a number of hostages and militants were killed during the operation. >> translator: the algerian authorities informed me about the developments of the situation on a regular basis. i don't have enough information yet to evaluate it. >> japan's chief cabinet secretary says government officials have been in contact with managers at a japanese engineers firm. employees of jgc corporation work at the plant. they confirm the safety of three japanese nationals. there's conflicting information on 14 others. >>> fear fighting prompted an emergency meeting on thursday in mali. eu foreign ministers med and agreed to speed up preparations for a mission de

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he told reuters we will naturally remain very neutral on this. reportedly made a big screen anti-union speech to workers in smyrna, mississippi, back in 2001. he told them the union might make this plant be not competitive and possibly shut down. shortly after that speech, smyrna workers rejected uaw by about 1600 votes. workers in canton say they feel threatened and intimidated if they talk about organizing. so we asked nissan here on "the ed show" about those claims today. david reuter told us, "we treat our employees with respect and routinely engage in an open dialogue on topics that impact our business." but in the same conversation, riot reuter also made this statement. if you're pro union, you're anti-nissan. i'm joined tonight by two people who say they're not anti-nissan. betty jones, a nissan employee, and derek johnson, president of the mississippi state naacp, and you can see workers behind them this evening from mississippi joining us here on "the ed show." great to have both of you with us. this has been going on for a long time. be

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the same place affair took place in the japan airlines, the airline according to reuters found improperly installed wiring in electrical proponent associated with celery power unit that this is what the "wall street journal" is reporting, this is also coming from reute reuters, but the ntsb according to the "wall street journal" is reporting that the japan airlines boeing 78 787 suffered severe damage. liz claman standing by in las vegas for the latest on 50 cent and the power players. how are you doing? liz: we are doing so well, we're iweare in the south hall right . if you look around, this is the area they do a lot of audio. the big crowds everywhere, all different kinds of companies, some very well-known, all day long we are absolutely going to be bringing you the guests, the real entrepreneurial spirit. 1.8 million square feet. a lot of crowds, 3100 exhibitors. we won't know it if it is a record year. 780 wireless companies alone, a huge show, the biggest gathering of technology, entrepreneurs, celebrities of a companies all in the high-tech world which has gotten so big it comes to

reuters report the plane bombed a convoy. they suggested trucks were carrying weapons. israeli prime minister said on sunday weapons were flowing out of syria and that israelis must be fully prepared. he's concerned that syrian made missiles and chemical weapons may reach hezbollah. countries around the world have pledged more than $1.5 billion in humanitarian aid for syria. 4.7 syrians need help including millions forced from their homes. >> translator: it's freezing here. we get only one blanket for family. many people are sick. >> representatives of quikuwaitd the united arabs pledged money. >> there's no military solution. this should be resolved through political solution. french troops are gaining ground in mali. they have taken control of the airport near algeria. french troops launched an operation three weeks ago. mali is a former frempnch colon. arabs have been kidnapped suspected of having links to the rebels and they have ramsacked shops. they sent a threat in nigeria. >>> three chinese naval vessels have left for exercises in the western pacific ocean be co

. >> reuters said the white house will try to keep 3,000 to 9,000 troops in afghanistan beyond 2014 compared to the 68,000 there now. obama is scheduled to meet with karzai on friday. they have many delicate issues to address, and finding an agreement that's acceptable to both sides is expected to be difficult. >>> terrible traffic and soaring land prices are some of the unwelcome features of asia's booming cities. those are acute in vietnam. solutions include a railway company that wants to use lessons learned in japan to help vietnam build cities of the future. >> reporter: in vietnam it's booming. people pour into the city looking for work. not everyone is moving forward. the traffic getting worse every year and dangerous too with more and more accidents. poor road infrastructure isn't the only problem. land prices have spiked. a unit was set up next to vietnam's largest city. he's trying to sell a business model that help japan during its period of economic growth. >> translator: industry in the area is already booming. we hope to contribute to developing not only industry but housing an

it's known as wi-fi, 80211 in the reuters that people use. it's easy to imagine free wi-fi with common connections where you can use your phone. voiceover i.p. allows you to speak over the phone on the wi- fi network and that competition will open up those markets, i think. >> we have just about come to the end of our team. i want to ask you one last question which inevitably came to mind when you were talking about the magical translation devices. will there be a magical journalism device that will make the communists -- >> what is interesting about technology is that we do a pretty good job of catching up to the basics. we don't do a very good job of genius, all right. if you take a look at google news, many of you use google news, it does a pretty good job of assembling the obvious stuff. it doesn't have a lot of insight. the role of journalists in my view is the role of insight. it will be a long time. here is an example. we had a project inside of google to write things. i suggested, by the way, you could have it write a paper and then y

thomson reuters senior research analyst is expecting growth.an every stock is a winner. up next he tells us which stocks will beat expectations and which stocks he thinks will miss. ♪ . cheryl: president obama announced his pick for secretary of defense. former republican senator chuck hagel, and there could be some opposition. >> rich edson has more from the white house. rich: there are some who have supported. many will wait and see how the confirmation hearing process plays out. the administration is nominating a person, or military war veteran, th vietnam war veteran. republicans they say those in opposition perhaps some lack of support for israel, one saying he is not a senator from israel, he voted against the iran sanctions and opposed the iraq surge. coming down to where we are in washington is all about spending and military spending. spew his nose as we make tough fiscal choices we have to do so wisely. guided by our strategy and keep the military the strongest we have ever known. speed would have to know all options on the table to r

reuters is quoting local media reports that say as many as 90 people were killed in a nightclub fire in the city of santa maria, that's in southern brazil. as many as 200 others injured in this blaze. we'll bring you more details as we get them. >>> back here at home an ice storm is making a mess through the midwest. pushing towards the plains and the great lakes and leaving as much as half an inch of ice on roads, trees and power lines. heavy snow is also possible. meteorologist samantha moore has more on where this system is headed. >> a cold morning across the northeast and we have a little bit of wintry weather to get through before we see our warm up in the middle of the week. this is what you're waking up to this morning. temperatures in the teens across the northeast and we'll end up seeing things, you know, moderate a bit today. that means our temperatures just a degree or two above freezing across the new york city area. if you're out at central park, it's going to be crisp. you definitely need your gloves and your coat and your hat. things will get nasty into the overnight

an irish hostage told reuters that the algerian army carried out an air strike on five jeeps with captives inside. his vehicle was its only one that wasn't blown up. spokes persons for the japanese engineering firm jgc corporation says they have been in contact with the captives. the fate of the remaining 10 hostages is unknown. they expressed their determine togs continue fighting terrorism. >> translator: i believe taking lives of innocent people is arou an unforgivable act. our priority is to recover the hostage as live. the situation remains unstable. we'll continue doing our very best to cope with this situation. >> an algerian tv station says they killed 18 islamist militants but there's no official statement giving details on the rescue operation or the fate of the hostages. >>> it's not the first time the algerian government has used military force to deal with extremists. nhk world gives us some perspective on the political situation. >> reporter: the algerian government hard line approach can be traced back to the decade-long civil war that ended in 2002. in 1991, islamic parties

an irish hostage told reuters that the algerian army carried out an air strike on five jeeps with captives inside. his vehicle was its only one that wasn't blown up. spokes persons for the japanese engineering firm jgc corporation say they have been in contact with the captives. the fate of the remaining 10 hostages is unknown. prime minister abe spoke in jakarta. he expressed their determination to continue fighting terrorism. >> translator: i believe taking lives of innocent people is unforgivable act. our priority is to recover the hostage as live. the situation remains unstable. we'll continue doing our very best to cope with this situation. >> an algerian tv station says they killed 18 islamist militants but there's no official statement giving details on the rescue operation or the fate of the hostages. >>> it's not the first time the algerian government has used military force to deal with extremists. nhk world gives us some perspective on the political situation. >> reporter: the algerian government hard line approach can be traced back to the decade-long civil war that ended in 20

host: we're talking with mark hosenball of reuters, the cia's role in the new movie "zero dark thirty." a tweet, it is a lousy movie. it would have been forgotten by now if feinstein would just leave it be. andrew is on our line for democrats. caller: good morning. how do address the fact that the actual interrogation does not actually yield a good stream of information? the filmmakers were asked to put a preface on this film stating that it does not really reflect an actual situation or true situation. they were asked to do that because of the intelligence was primarily gathered to capture, to kill bin laden using more nominal techniques, and also the fact that many of us feel we are subject to our soldiers to the techniques, -- subjecting tehseldiers eto thesto hese techniques, and we are glorifying them. people in the senate see the full information that we will never see. guest: i speak to people who are involved in the investigation of this film. some of the people in congress are complaining the administration is not being entirely forthcoming with them, providing information an

. >> well, and then if you talk about the root of sort of widespread violence, reuters talks about chicagoand they say the root of violence in chicago today is in the desperate conditions in the black community and alienation of black youth. not some gang war that could be ended by suppression or negotiation. >> the root. i really feel like one of the biggest roots is we have to reinstruct the black family, and in that way i mean, like, by saying, hey, letting the images of black men be something that is of intelligence, letting them see, like, black men being successful, the black woman being heralded and being respected. basically it's like, you know, within the inner cities, we don't have a lot of correct parenting, and we have to change that. if the children don't have parents well, know we're starting from a deficit right now, then we got to figure out what can we do as elders, as people, even young people just to support each other. you know, like -- >> you know, i think it's a great point. i think also but the resources that permit people the time to parent correctly as well. join w

once again reuters says anticipated u.s.ll likely mean less demand for a variety of boeing products. >> thanks very much. up next, friday morning movers. next is your money on the line? don't miss it. stay with us. [ male announcer ] staples is the number-one office superstore ink retailer in america. . . for every ink cartridge you recycle when you spend $50 on hp ink. staples. that was easy. >>> welcome back. 30 seconds on the clock now. each of our next guests will tell you what to be prepared for for tomorrow. joining me now, eric marshall along with simir samana and michael james. good to see you, gentlemen. thank you for joining us. eric, we kick things off with you. what are you watching for? >> well, we're going to be focused on the upcoming earnings season, which will be interesting given all the cross currents out there. tomorrow morning, wells fargo will be out, an important proxy for the financials, which have been a recent leadership group. and then we will also take a look at some of the regional banks off that

the contends of reuters was at 2.5 billion. there were some massive provisions last year. it's not a big surprise. 18.8 billion euros in total to cover potential losses on the property portfolio. santander says it has completed now its program provision that was requested by the government. more surprising, the declining profit from its latin american division that was prapt the most unexpected announcement in this earnings report. the bad loan ratio which has key metric necessary spain is up 4.5% as a group for a whole and 6.7% for the spanish operations of santander. of course, it's rising, but it's well below the average of the spanish banking sector which is at 11.4%. that was a record level at the end of last year. in terms of solvency, the bank gave an update this morning. and you stated the bank announced it has decided to repay 24 billion euros to the ecb as part of its ltro from the 55 billion euros that santander took from the ecb. on a positive note, the chairman of the bank is expecting a strong growth in earnings this year. where are will the growth come from?

reuters says 30 hostages including several foreigners were killed. the militants kidnapped the workers on wednesday near the town of amenas. it included japanese and french citizens. the militants demanded france end its military command against islamist rebels in neighboring mali. they threatened to leave the country and take the hostages with them. supreme court forces stormed the plan. an algerian man who escaped spoke with a local television station. >> translator: i escaped by cutting the wires. i met with four foreigners on the way, and we decided to escape together. we met with the troops and they took us to a safe location. >> japanese engineering firm jgc corporation says it has been in contact with three japanese nationals working at the natural gas plant. the fate of the remaining 14 japanese is still not known. prime minister abe said at a news conference that they are both determined to continue fighting terrorism. >> translator: i believe taking the lives of innocent people is an unforgivable act. at the same time our utmost priority is

reuters reports at least three traffic police were killed and four wounded. the taliban has claimed responsibility. >> translator: it was about 5:00 in the morning when we heard an explosion. the power went off. there were blasts one after another. then the fighting started. and lasted until now. >> last week six suicide bombers attacked the afghan intelligence agency killing two people and wounding dozens. an international forces spokesperson expressed concern the two incidents signal that insurgents are stepping up attacks against afghanistan's own security infrastructure. terrorists have shown they can launch daring raids on high-profile targets in the capital. afghan forces ability to maintain securities again in question as foreign troops step back from combat operations. >>> young scientists from around the world are gathering in singapore this week for a series of lectures about nobel prize-winning academics. the program is part of singapore's effort to become a global hub for knowledge and innovation. the first global young scientists summit opened mo

that's according to reuters. the company started an internal cost-cutting review several weeks ago and could lead to layoffs. some could come in jobs no longer needed due to improvements in technology. disney is also said to be looking at redundant operations that could be eliminated to save money. >>> a new study finds that a small group of drivers can often cause the majority of bay area traffic jams. researchers from uc-berkeley and mit tracked more than 350,000 drivers through their cell phone and gps signals. when a group came from outlying neighborhoods to travel long distances at the same time, they often clogged up freeways. caltrans and local agencies are reviewing the data and may put in more metering lights to spread out the volume in frequently congested areas. >>> now you can use your phone to pay for parking in almost any metered space in san francisco. they are now covered with a pay by phone app. with that, you can add time without going back to your car and the app will even send you a text to re

reuters news agency is reporting 25 foreign nationals escaped. it says two japanese citizens among them. algerian tv station says 40 algerians are also free. a news agency has also been reporting the militants said algerian army helicopters launched attacks. the militants had been threatening to kill the hostages if the army intensified its assault. they demanded france end the military campaign in neighboring mali. the french government has yet to issue an official response. the algerian government says it will not negotiate with the hostage takers. the british firm bp and other foreign companies operate the natural gas facility. >>> investigators looking into the emergency landing of a 787 dreamliner in japan have found evidence smoke did appear inside the aircraft. officials weren't immediately able to confirm that on wednesday after the boeing plane landed. the incident prompted japanese, american and european aviation authorities to order airlines to ground all 787s in operation. a team from japan's transport safety board tried to figure out

the news agency reuters is reporting john brennan, the nominee for the head of the cia, had detailed knowledge of the agency's torture program while serving under president george w. bush. official records apparently show brennan received regular internal cia updates about the progress of torture techniques, including waterboarding. it is not clear if you raise any objections at the time he was made aware. attorneys for five alleged conspirators in the 9/11 attacks have asked a military judge to allow them to spend 48 hours at the guantanamo bay prison where their clients have been held. on the second day of a pre-trial hearing, navy commander walter reed says the conditions of the men should factor into whether there ultimately sentenced to death. >> in cases where we have asked to put people to death. when the government sets out to put people to death, our supreme court has said [indiscernible] one of our standards is to go in and look at their conditions of confinement, look at how they live. >> activists from across the country gathered at the education department in washington

reuters reporting it's in exploratory talks to sell itself. possible suiters as warner chilcothe. endo down 15% over the past month. stock scott, back to you. >> thanks so much. >> meanwhile, this market is not at the lows but not too far from them. down about 42 points on the dow jones industrial average. >> our next guest warns deficit hawks to forget austerity because it would hurt, not help our economy, and here's the kicker. he's a conservative. you do not want to miss his argument, and he says today's negative number on the economy proves it. >> we'll take a look. investors have been could go an about-face meanwhile on facebook, but will the comeback continue when facebook releases the earnings news right after the close tonight? we are on top of the very important report from facebook. it's coming half an hour from now. back in a moment. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 this morning, i'm going to trade in hong kong. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 after that, it's on to germany. tdd#: 1-800-345-2550 then tonight, i'm trading 9500 miles away in japan. tdd#: 1-

reuters reports that mclendon will leave the company with full compensation, plus stock awards, all totaling $47 million. china is on a fast burn with coal and shows no signs of letting up. according to a new report, coal consumption in china increased 9% compared to last year. it's the 12th straight rise in a row. china now accounts for 47% of coal use, nearly as much as the rest of the world combined. up until 2011, the u.s. was the world's largest coal burning country. student loan delinquency rates are on the rise, and it could eventually hurt the economy. a report shows more than half of students are delaying payments on their loans as they struggle to find work. last year, the average student owed $27,253, up a whopping 58% from 2005, when student loan debt averaged just above $17,000. here is what everybody is talking about: the dow is within striking distance of 14,000. it's been an incredible ride for investors who had the courage to buy stocks back in 2007 when the market was crashing with people selling stocks with both hands. what's the best move now? joining us this morning, lar

that's according to a report by reuters. scandanavian airline 'norwegian air shuttle' got the notification this week from boeing, which said deliveries will be on schedule for april. president obama is expected to go along with a debt limit measure being considered by the house. the house plans a vote today on a measure that puts the debt limit increase on pause until may, but allows the country to continue paying its bills. in the senate, democratic and republican leaders are hinting at getting down to the real business of pounding out a budget. "not a single piece of important legislation can pass the senate or become law without the votes of both democrats and republicans. so we'll be willing to compromise and work with our colleagues across the aisle." "if we don't work together to control the debt, the cost of our interest payments alone will eventually crowd out funding for things we all agree on, from defense to infrastructure and assistance for those who need it most." in other legislative news, the house has already

reuters reports total payments will exceed $246 million. the abuses occurred during a period of marshall law that lasted from 1972 until marcos fled the country in february 1986. his government is accused of making arbitrary arrests, detention, torture or even executions. some 10,000 victims or surviving relatives are eligible for compensation. the downfall of the regime gathered pace following the death in august 1983 of senator aquino, father of the current president and fierce critic of the marcos regime. he was assassinated at the manila airport. his wife led the people power movement that ousted marcos in 1986 and propelled her to the presidency. how to use the billions of dollars that marcos and his family gathered corruptly has been a lingering question ever since his downfall. filipinos were shocked to see the luxurious jewelry and shoes collected by former first lady ameldo marcos. the swiss federal supreme court ordered that ed thed that more million should be transferred to the philippine government. >>> 27 years after the people

that's when reuters reports the ceo of amr told employees a decision would be made "in a matter of weeks." american has until march to complete its bankruptcy re-organization plan. aig is considering suing the u.s. government for coming to the rescue. the aig board meets today and will consider joining a $25-billion shareholder lawsuit against the government. oddly enough, the insurance giant was teetering on the brink of collapse back in 2008, and took the single largest bailout at $182 million. the suit is led by former aig ceo hank greenberg, who believes the company was coereced into taking the loan. "i think they'll back off of it. there's no basis for it, and aig wouldn't survive the storm that would come from the pr disaster that would bring aig." that was hugh totten, an attorney with valorem group. aig's bailout ended with taxpayers earning $22 billion in profits. there is no comment from the white house. the future of sears rests in the hands of brazen billionaire eddie lampert. lampert runs a hedge fund, is the chairman of sears, and will now become the 5th ceo of sears in the

. >> reuters says the white house will try to keep between 3,000 and 9,000 troops in afghanistan beyond 2014, compared to the 68,000 there now. the administration insists they must have immunity from local laws. obama is scheduled to meet with karzai on friday. they have many delicate issues to address and finding an agreement that's acceptable to both sides is expected to be difficult. >>> a terrible traffic and soaring land prices are some of the unwelcome features of asia's booming cities. those problems are especially acute in vietnam. construction companies from developed markets are competing to offer solutions. they include a railway company that wants to use lessons learned in japan to help vietnam build cities of the future. akiko has more from hanoi. >> reporter: vietnam is booming. people pour into the cities look for work and fortune. but not everyone is moving forward. the hanoi traffic gets worse every year. and dangerous, too, with more and more accidents. but infrastructure isn't the only problem. land prices have spiked. one potential solution is inspired by lessons fro

several people have been hurt, we are hearing, and the reuters news agency is quoting israeli police setting this appears to be a criminal-related incident and not a palestinian bombing. you are looking at the latest pictures coming through to us of a car exploding in tel aviv. we are hearing reports of several people having been injured and the explosion. more when it becomes available to us. meanwhile, a chinese newspaper has published its first issue since a strike last week. journalist at the paper in guangdong province walked out after an official wrote an editorial that called for political reform. they only agreed to go back to work after the government said they would no lockers sensor articles. bureau chief at "washington post was "says editors at the newspaper on not letting up on a call for more media freedom. >> this paper did come out today. a typical story about an orphanage fire on the front. but if you look inside, buried back page 30 or page 32, a small notice saying basically that while we understand censorship has to continue in china, such a ship must keep pace wi

sonia dowsett for thompson reuters. thank you very much for that. a reminder, when she says, look, they lost 2,000 jobs a day in a nation of 40 million, 1/3 of the eurozone's total unemployed. we learned yesterday the unemployment figures, 26.6% unemployment rate for spain. higher than greece which granted was latest reported as of september. at 26%, it may yet strike back. but extraordinary. >> yeah. yeah. i mean, that is -- there's a depression statistics basically. >>> in the u.k., the british finance minister, george osbo e osborne, wants the e.u. to toughen bank regulation across the 27 member states. britain's set plans in motion to separate retail investment decisions in part on proposals from the finnish central bank governor. the fed is also reportedly considering a plan to help banks avoid costly regulations aimed at preventing derivatives trading from being subsidized by taxpayers. the "financial times" says it stems from the lincoln amendment, included in the 2010 dodd-frank law. it prohibits banks that have access to federal deposit ins

reuters writing that three of the top u.s.ell phone carriers signaled this week that they would support the blackberry ten products, verizon, t mobile, once again a lot of rights optimism ahead of that blackberry ten launch on january 30th. back to you. >> seema, thanks so much. 35 minutes before the closing bell sounds for the day. a market is sitting at the highs of the day with a gain on the dow 76 points. >> gm and ford both hitting one-year highs with ford making a major announcement today. details on that and then a debate on which automaker's stock is the best bet to drive even higher? >>> also ahead could, solving our nation's massive debt problem really be simple as jim grant says? he'll be here with some solutions. back in a moment. ♪ [ male announcer ] how do you turn an entrepreneur's dream... ♪ into a scooter that talks to the cloud? ♪ or turn 30-million artifacts... ♪ into a high-tech masterpiece? ♪ whatever your business challenge, dell has the technology and services to help you solve it. and only hopes to achi

here is what he told reuters. >> translator: from where we boarded the bus, they took us around for two, two and a half hours across overpasses, through all of delhi. then they dropped us below an overpass. then they tried to run over us. we had no clothes. we waited there hoping someone would help us. i tried to flag down vehicles. taxies would slow down, take a look at us, and move on. we got no help for nearly 20 or 25 minutes. >> so far five men have been charged with murder, rape, and kidnapping in this case. they appear in court on monday. >>> in the u.s. another rape case is making headlines. in steubenville, ohio two high school football players are accused of raping a classmate at a party earlier this year and the social media response has taken really a life of its own. hacker activist group anonymous has released information on those they believe are involved in the assault. they've even planned a rally at the steubenville courthouse today, their second this week. but when it comes to anonymous releasing information to the public the county sheriff made his outrage clear. >>

the company is considering job cuts at its studio operations according to reuters. a settlement over student loans hit shares of for-profit school i.t.t. educational services. the school agreed to pay $46 million to s.l.m., known as sallie mae. sallie mae had sued, arguing i.t.t. owed it money for student loans going bad. i.t.t. educational lost almost a fifth of its market value, with shares dropping 19.3%. this is more than a 10 year low. s.l.m. slipped 0.6%. four of the five most actively traded exchange traded products were lower. the lone winner was the nasdaq 100 tracking fund, up a fraction. and that's tonight's "market focus." >> tom: tonight's word on the street: electronics. beginning tomorrow in las vegas, the newest computers, smart- phones, televisions, just about any high tech gadget you can think of will be on display at the consumer electronics show. intel is among the companies hoping to make a splash. intel is-- intel is paging a big splash this year, james roger is with thestreet.com. he joins us from the nsye. they wrapped up what it will preview

>>steve: overnight reuters has been reporting that an american airplane landing at an airport in algeriaemaining hostages taken in a terror raid on a gas plant there. this as we now know, one american hostage is missing. amy? >> new information right now from the british prime minister as well as the algerian government. first of all, the operation still is ongoing. according to the algerians, what it seems is that the operation in the residential area has ended, but there are still some hostages possibly caught up in the gas compression part of this facility. the algerian government is offering the terrorists safe passage if they lead the hostages free. we don't have numbers at this point for casualties in this story. british prime minister david cameron describing the attack as heavily armed, large and well-coordinated. also probably preplanned. also we did hear from one escaped hostage, an irish, who managed to get out who said that the hostages had actually bound, gagged and attached explosives to some of those hostages. we're hearing reports that a u.s. plane has landed at a nearby

reuters reporting american plane landed in an airport in algeria to help rescue the remaining hostagesd. we know one american hostage is still missing. two other americans managed to escape and are enroute now to london. five other americans who were inside the plant at the time of the attack avoided capture. the group reportedly led by the one-eyed terrorist, what he's known as. this is him. he says this is revenge fort french intervenge into the country of mali. >>> two fighter jets were scrambled to escort a passenger plane after a report that a hijacker could be on board. somebody called the hijacker and said a hijacker was on board. it was escorted to seattle where the man was questioned. the f.b.i. says he was not -- he did not seem to be a threat. the feds are now investigating if this call was also a hoax. >>> it could be a big break in the murder of border patrol agent brian terry. a mexican national says he's the one who shot terry when he was caught trying to run drugs near the border. he turned himself in on charges in another case, threatening to kill a sheriff in texas. t

globalism and the mega banks that control the planet and brag that they take over, bloomberg, ap reuters, you name it, brag they are going to get our guns as well. they have taken everybody's guns but the swiss and the american people and when they get our guns, they can have their world tyranny while the government buys 1.6 billion bullet, armored vehicles, tanks, helicopters, predator drones armed now in u.s. skies, being used to arrest people in north dakota, the second amendment isn't there for duck hunting. it's there to protect us from tyrannical government and street thugs. >> so what do you make of that, joy? >> i mean, this is crazy, chris. i watched that video last night, the yaeger video and watched the alex jones interview this past week. these are not normal pro second amendment people. this is insanity. these are people who are essentially arming themselves and stockpiling arms. they have more than 50 arms in their house against some sort of tyrannical government invasion of their personal homes. this is basically the paranoiacs in american society being brought forward and

particulate matter had reached more than six hundred micrograms per square meter in many areas and reuters said it had even hit nine hundred is worst ever reading the world health organization considers a safe daily level to be twenty five so tens and tens of times more than is safe right so did the scorched earth policy the libertarian the austrian school to some degree obliterated the earth's ability to generate a viable economy and now they're worried and they're frightened they're building castles to live with glenn beck and give birth to incestuously affected little babies now finally fed orders j.p. morgan to fix risk after a london whale no fine for them now no danger no risk for them of any consequence to their actions and in fact this mass comes back in for the final headline j.p. morgan c.e.o. jamie dimon pushes for banks to publicly shamed him he wants the banks of publicly shamed him i think he must of around fifty shades of grey. je t'aime is down to s. of them and so flagellation all right jamie i thought you had become completely irrelevant but i see you're sticking with it

very often we can look at reuters be able to bloomberg eccentrics address a sentence vladimir putin comma former k.g.b. agent comma now when i think back george bush sr he was head of the cia so have you ever seen george bush former head of the cia comma said today in texas i think the assumption is that let me put it is not necessarily a former k.g.b. . agent the job and he became president of the united states and. still keeps his loyalty to his parent institutionalised that's how i would have had this headline. is it because this negative branding that russia get it's because it just doesn't fall in line i mean we look at we look at the post cold war narrative you know the soviet union was defeated and the defeated must accept terms of surrender and the terms of surrender is become like us ok because if i think i look very back at this very carefully. let me put it was actually light because we had mr president for for a while there and and he was white then what was the event that everything went south went negative and it was the yukos affair it went and had a cough ski was the bad g

reuters and countless more and one instance a journalist named joseph alsop was alleged to have been one of those prominent journalist working under operation mockingbird wrote foreign affairs articles that appeared in over three hundred publications. so this is nice to know that the supposed watchdogs of the government can be so easily bought. even though the intent of this program was to focus on matters outside of this country and doubted the influenced everyone living here at the time people to this day could still be reading and referencing these articles not knowing that they're completely fake i'm sure this is more than fifty years ago but let's face the facts here our media is much worse now and has been much more easily compromised now so how do we know that operation mockingbird still isn't in effect well we don't so the next time you sit down and read the sunday paper visit an online forum just remember don't believe everything you read. the please for us to. the left. so. precious children. play on the front your shoulders. leave it. on the. do we speak your language or n