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richard roth has been stuck on a plane for quite a while due to that weather.stoppa stoppage. where are you? where are you going? and you haven't moved yet, right? >> reporter: nearly seven hours ago i boarded a plane in syracuse, new york. we've been on the ground now for about 3 1/2 hours trapped. i spoke with fred reeka three hours ago. we're still on the same plane. 100 passengers on this flight. the pilots are working the phones. it's really sad to have to watch this. that's all they can do. and signature air, a private air company either refusing or not able to provide a ramp to take the passengers off, there have to be dozens of other planes stuck like this. we're in the dark now and the pilot just came on. there's no hope at the moment in sight despite earlier promises that they would do whatever they k they're trying to find buses, ramps, still nothing happening. >> richard roth, good luck. so sorry. keep us updated. all right. talk about sailing high seas. check out this video of the u.s. ghost card unloading seven tons, seven tons, that's 15,000 poun

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noon but this evening well known economist spoke at the occupy wall street protests and that is richard roth host of the economic. a i ninety nine point five f.m. radio before he headed over there he spent a few minutes with us here talking about the protests and the problems and so much more and he told me what he hoped to inspire by his speech. what i'm going to try to do is to make these young people and the older people with them aware that it really is historic they are expressing something that's been building in the united states for thirty years if mark longer a country that was once relatively equal in its distribution of wealth and income has become much more on equal and with it has gone destruction of our environment a corruption of our politics and what you're seeing now is a culmination of a build up of a long time that's why it's here that's why it's staying and i want them to feel the full force of the legitimacy of what they're doing and the desire to change this country because in the minds of a clear majority of this country's people i think it's an important point you bri

as richard roth reports, investigators say he may be responsible for fueling an almost endless numberf conflicts. >> reporter: it has been three years since viktor bout was arrested in bangkok. >> do you have anything to say about the charges? >> reporter: at his capture, global law enforcement made sure bout's notorious nickname was remembered. >> mr. bout has been referred to as the merchant of death and man of war. >> reporter: international investigators have long accused bout of fueling wars from africa to afghanistan. >> viktor bout is one of the most prolific arms traffickers in the world. >> reporter: now after a long extradition battle, bout goes on trial in new york. >> the charges against him, just capture a small sliver of trying to sell weapons to a designated terrorist organization, the farc rebels. >> reporter: bout is accused of trying to kill americans by selling arms to farc rebels in plainclothes. bout's attorney said i'm very confident that the trial will make it transparent that viktor bout did not try to sell arms to anyone. he was the story behind "man of w war.

richard roth, thanks so much. >> one suicide attack today killed several american service members in afghanistan. a car bomb blew up next to a nato convoy in kabul, destroying an armored military vehicle carrying nato troops. live to kabul and cnn's nick paton walsh. your learning anything more about the casualties and whether the fear is more people might be -- more people's lives may be in peril? >> reporter: well, there's a statement released clarifying who the casualties were. they said eight civilian personnel working were killed and five military. not releasing their nationalities. but a u.s. official said all 13 were americans. that subsequently you a pierce to be in doubt because the canadian military have just said that one. dead was, in fact, a canadian soldier. so there's a picture emerging slowly here, perhaps testament to the severity of the blast. a suicide bomber running into an armored bus known as rhino bus. these are heavily armored buses to ferry personnel through hostile areas. you have to tuned sheer amount of explosion required to damage one much these enormous

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supply in some commonality that i agree with i registered with any other really major religions was richard roth here rich go ahead i want richard in new york to go ahead yeah let me just respond to one thing that this notion that governments act as if they are the origin of what they do governments are elected and under enormous pressure from their constituencies and to explain what governments do without in analyzing who is pushing them to do what is a very strange logic. to take. it tonight you live from moscow russia has launched and other satellite into orbit as part of its global navigation project alliance this means the system is now fully operational and can provide global coverage in spirit already joins us live now for more on this good morning to you so looks like the other g.p.s. providers now have a serious rival well yes the launch of this latest satellite which is the twenty fourth in the global system is the wall that allows total gloat total global coverage now there will be more subtle lights planned for launch throughout the rest of the year to get the complete coverage this

but as richard roth reports they will be up against a team which has nothing to lose. it's been a topsy turvy group campaign for the russians plenty of hot sun. however with just too much to go to come because men time themselves in appearing healthy position key points clear at the top of the table and three ahead of friday's opponents from ikea. have still. been slow going so. to get a good result you still need to. get the right result. the dutchman has a clear bill of health with you richard calls and on exam time you cause recovery site knocks however he will have to find to be part of the under shot at the time i was on the case or called the preferred mind about role of the last couple of months ford has made the trip to injury so it's likely. that roman public change will get a restaurant full of point will be good enough for the russians slovakia must rings preserve best hopes of qualifying automatically the crowd doesn't believe but this does look for a time from the first whistle. did do that would you mention that we are from the also quite quick so we can

the show today is richard jenkins deputy executive director of the international energy agency richard roth let's talk about about russia's policy well there's lots of talk about the red direction gradual red direction russian crude. crude flows from from the west towards asia and first of all to china how was it seen in the west could it be a reason for for a clash of interests between russia and the west china and the west no i really don't think so and the simple reason is that it's a global market these days the oil market is. worldwide and. china is where the action is that's where they're growing in consumption china and india are the two primary and the middle east with course they have their own oil so i think it's fully understandable in fact we we anticipate that always city or oil demand will actually decline so it's a natural process china has the demand they're willing to pay the price as they get the oil according to the latest. report i quote the world faces a dire future unless a complete change of course is made to deal with the huge problem of surging energy demand and qui

that's all it is an important point has never been seems to be getting larger and that's not our richard roth economist and host of economic update on time u.b.a. i ninety nine point five f.m. radio thanks so much.

protest and that is richard roth host of economic a day on w b a i ninety five radio but before he runs off there he's going to spend a few minutes with us here talking about the protest the problems and so much more . hey there richard you are in so many others have called this a historic movement what are you seeing there and what is your hope what do you hope to inspire in your talk later this afternoon well partly what i'm going to try to do is to make these young people and the older people with them aware that it really is historic they are expressing something that's been building in the united states for thirty years it's not longer a country that was once relatively equal in its distribution of wealth and income has become much more on equal and with it has gone the destruction of our environment a corruption of our politics and what you're seeing now is a culmination of a build up of a long time that's why it's here that's why it's staying and i want them to feel the full source of the legitimacy of what they're doing and the desire to change this country echoes in the minds o

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i'm richard roth of cnn.few men had gone before. >> just living in manhattan, you feel so sort of claustrophobic. and you think, that number is just massive. >> reporter: it's a new mom support luncheon. hmm. baby knows what's coming. what do you think about bringing a child into in world with 7 billion people? when is enough enough? >> i didn't even ever give it a second thought. it means nothing to me. >> reporter: the child or the 7 billion? >> the child means everything. >> if you told people in the 1800s to stop having babies, where would we be now? so i say keep doing it. >> reporter: richard roth, cnn, new york. >> richard roth is one brave man. you know, he was also stuck on the tarmac on a flight in connecticut too. >> he wasn't on that jetblue flight? >> i don't think it was the jetblue, but he was stuck there. brave man. >> five minutes to the top of the hour. we'll be back. my finances. my finances. that's why i have slate, with blueprint. i can create my own plan to pay down large purchases faste

our united nations correspondent, richard roth, is watching what's going on. ard, i take it that the united states government, the obama administration is notifying the u.n. security council of this? walk us through what's going on. >> well, the united states is contacting its security council partners to notify them of the details and gravity of the plot. there's no emergency security council meeting that's been called. may indicate strategy or how significant this case may prove to be, unclear at this time. we're certainly aware of the story, we're not willing to comment saying check with our embassies in washington. now, as this story tends to unfold, the u.s. through secretary of state clinton, who we're still expecting to speak, may learn more regarding the timetable but i think it's clear from other reporters that the u.s. at the very least will try to isolate tehran and put more pressure through sanctions and other means to remind people of the threat to the united states that iran poses. this could also be useful information called out at another time t

we saw richard roth on the plane at last check. i think he was trying to get a bus and that is indicative of what people are go through across the country. and we have to remember that people lost their lives. being stranded is very difficult but losing their lives is awful. >> the storm will impact a couple more days. concerned about the snowfall accumulation as people head to work tomorrow morning that we may see a lot of people run in to things like. this yeah, trees over the roadways. we will have to use a lot of caution. this is an ireport from benjamin sanchez from new york who says he's been without power since 4:00 yesterday. waiting to the get that on. the snowfall is so impressive. this was a record-setting storm, unprecedented in some areas. we had more snow in october for places like new york city. this was an unusual storm for this the time of the year. take a look at where the brunt of all of this came in across eastern pennsylvania, in to western connecticut, massachusetts, vermont, new hampshire and in to upstate ne

we heard from passengers on board those planes including our own correspondent richard roth where passengers were stuck on the planes on the tarmac without being able to go back to the gate for eight and nine hours. they had no food, no water and even the bathrooms filled up. listen. >> they're filled, totally filled. nobody can go in them anymore. you have to hold it. >> power is going in and out, bathrooms locked, people are upset. >> now jetblue says yes, indeed, it did have problems but part of the problem was with the airport and jetblue tried its best, however they said this in a statement, quote, obviously we would have preferred deplaning much sooner than we did. well, passengers didn't like that very much but we understand that the airline is promising refunds. >> that's promising there. susan, how about other forms of transportation, disrupted by this storm? >> well, amtrak had a lot of difficulties as well, especially on one particular schedule. a train going -- that originated in chicago, and was heading to boston, now we understand there was a rock slide that involved the piling

i'm richard roth of cnn. restaurant where few men had gone before. >> just living in manhattan you feel so claustrophobic and you think that number is just massive. >> it is a new mom support luncheon. baby knows what's coming. what do you thin about bringing a kild in this world with 7 billion people? when is enough enough? >> i didn't even ever give it a second thought. it means nothing to me. >> the child or the 7 billionth -- >> the child means yt

. >> richard roth, cnn, new york. >> keep doing it. >>> "cnn newsroom" continues right now with randi kaye. >> happy halloween. talk about your halloween fright -- even the zombies will be wearing parkas in the northeast tonight and the candles won't be for effect. >>> herman cain says reports of skeletons in his closet are not true. we'll hear him live any moment now. >>> we begin with the restaurant executive who went from herman who to a top-tier gop presidential hopeful, now haunted by reports that he subject two of his former female employees to inappropriate behavior. right now herman cain is about to speak at the national press club in washington where he's promised to "take all of the arrows" relating to a bombshell report on politico.com. politico says the incident in question took place while cain led the national restaurant association in the late '90s. "these incidents include conversations allegedly filled with innuendo or personal questions of a sexually suggestive nature taking place at the hotel during conferences. there were physical gestures that were not overtly sex

our own correspondent richard roth is standing by to join us. >>> we'll also be hearing from the president the president will be speaking at 2:00 p.m. eastern. >>> but right now in plymouth, new hampshire, the vice president, joe biden, is speaking. let's listen. >> but look how that all came about. for years and years we've been talking about burden sharing in nato. everybody carrying their fair share. not the united states carrying the load and spending all the money for the whole world. so you remember when the president and i came along and said, look, we will support nato, we'll support nato but nato has to take the lead. that's what it was designed to do. wasn't supposed to be the u.s. runs nato. it was supposed to be nato which we are a part of, the most important part of is able to act. so in this changed world because of all the different wars and because, as the two blox have broken down and there's only one super power left and it is no longer the way it was when the soviet union exists, we have a whole new set of problems. we don't have 18,000 icbms aimed at the united states,