if the government will not do it, the second amendment is the right of self protection. we ought to respect that right and give people the power to do it if they want to protect themselves when the state government is not doing it, and the state government would not have to do it if the federal government was doing its job. instead of suing the state of arizona, the president of the united states should step in there and say we will work with you to protect your citizens. to >> mr. chairman? >> senator flynn boyle. -- blumenthal. thef i may respond with soap and argument, and i respect the senators' desire to defense or means of self-defense to victims of domestic violence and assault, and i think we all do. the question is, what kinds of weapons are necessary or best suited for the defense? obviously the second amendment guarantees every individual, regardless of whether he or she is a victim of any crime of sexual assault or otherwise to self-defense. i think the question really is, what kind of weapon provides the means of defense? i think the testimony before the com

and self-control. jack, what are we going to do about a snack today? would you like to be last? no? would you like snack at all? would you? yeah. well, you two are in here, and all of our friends are washing their hands. hendrick: our goal should be to guide and discipline our children so that they feel supported and valued, not judged and rejected. woman: come here. you hold one, and i'll hold one. [whining] here. you hold one, and i'll hold one. there you go. where will we put it? you're going to put yours there? i'm gonna put mine right here. hendrick: warm, nurturing relationships plus firm controls combined with the reasons for rules can go a long way in promoting self-discipline and self-control in children. woman: it's not o.k. to get it too close to your eyes. i need you to keep it away... girl: i know. from off of your eyelids. girl in red: i'm not doing my eyelids. you're not gonna do your eyes, tanya? it's really pretty if you do your eye shadow. but she's remembering that the rule is that w

they are self-, that they are self-defense weapons. u.s. attorney for colorado, john walsh, testified, and i quote, a ten-round magazine is sufficient to subdue a criminal or potential assailant. there has been a lot of research done that discounts the idea that these weapons are effective self-defense weapons. so i urge a no vote. >> if i may respond, briefly. >> senator cornyn. >> i, as i said, i respect the distinguished senator from california but i would refer her again it testimony of gail trotter, who testified before the committee that these guns are a great equalizer including the use of an ar-15 which would be prohibited by this act. that is testimony before the committee that should be considered. and i might note the vice president has also apparently believes that a handgun is insufficient for self-defense because he advocated the use of a shotgun on at least one of the occasions. i would also ask, mr. chairman, to make part of the record, a listing of nine separate incidents of people defending themselves with assault weapons

>> the prosecution also attacked jodi's claims of self defense. >> how can you assert self defense whenou can't even describe what you were defending yourself against? really, she cannot describe any of the slashings and stabbings and what justified that. >> does that refresh your recollection? >> martinez used his cross-examination of jodi to try to take apart the defense's story of an abusive travis. >> she claims that her disfigured ring finger on her left hand was caused by travis alexander in a domestic violence incident. >> could you hold up your hand for us so we could see? >> she had shown her still crooked finger to the jury, but martinez confronted her with this picture, no bent finger, taken months after the alleged incident. >> you don't have a bent finger here in exhibit 453, do you? >> my finger is bent there. >> you're saying your finger is bent there? >> yes. >> ms. arias, please take the stand. >> after days of tough questioning and gripping testimony, the defense would try to bring the sympathetic jodi back to the witness stand. >> please be seated. >>> next -- >> you

play is a self-expressive activity that draws on the child's powers of imagination. play is open-ended, free-form, and children have the freedom to try out new ideas, as well as build on and experiment with the old. going to my house. play especially provides an excellent opportunity for integrating and including children with disabilities in your program. oh, i think i hear the siren on zack's fire truck. the opportunities play provides for control and independence are important issues for any child but are especially important for these youngsters. thank you, monica. hendrick: let's review what we've learned about fostering creativity in our children. so far in this program, we've looked at the importance of creativity in the lives of our children, and we've examined the many ways creative play is important in the lives of children. now that we know how important play is, what are some of the ways we can encourage it in our classrooms? you've got to have it bigger, ok? as caregivers, we must be careful to avoid dominating the play ourselves. play should be the resu

of those people living on those islands yes or no definitely not self determination doesn't apply to this move group of people living on an island miles away from the mainland of britain ok that was very clear look jump in. i tell you it certainly does it doesn't matter if it's one single person they have the right of self-determination is clearly outlined in the u.n. charter this is a very fundamental right and they have exercise this right and the world should listen ok you guys are being real quick here alex. it could be short for the past few years the argentine gorgon has accused the u.k. of curry not a policy of twenty first century calling at least in the islands they were for in the most interesting and important tool by the u.k. to be sure that the wheel of the island be respected the need for people to have lived in most of their cases most cases for their entire lives in the silence ok richard but peter peter out peter i would say that it's not it was really too late to go to richard kerr it was maybe a very lively richard first place. and the problem is it's not a questio

we will do anything to not feel the real pain that we're in. >> what is self-medication?k, promiscuous unprotected sex, shopping when we don't have any money, gambling and the violence we see in our streets every single day. >> that's why it's so important that people do understand what it is that they have, naming that pain. being diagnosed. do you have a uni polar depression which is sadness more days than none for a period of two weeks where you just completely disponded or do you have a dysthymia which is sort of like a chronic low level sort of depression that you're carrying for two years? is it something like a bipolar or psy? we need to get the proper treatment. there are some great antidepressants that are out there. there are some side effects but they're revolutionizing how people are dealing with their depressions. >> i have bipolar 2 disorder and i say i have as opposed to i am bipolar because it's what i have. i think that once people realize that -- >> can you say a little bit about that distinction? that's important. >> the difference between by polar one

some people self-injure as a manipulation. they're not getting what they want and they self-injure and then everybody's attention is focused on them and people are more willing to do what they want because they self-injure. >> it's like a baby crying wanting his bottle. you give the baby his bottle because he's crying or change his diaper. me, you give me something sharp to hurt myself with, and then i'm fine. >> we had people break tvs and cut their throats with them. so we don't want to give people stuff that they are going to use to hurt themselves badly. >> one. >> to ensure the inmates are not making weapons to harm themselves or others, the staff conducts routine cell searches, also known as shakedowns. >> shakedowns are for many things. we're looking for contraband. we're looking for prohibitive property. we're looking for weapons. everything can be utilized in this facility as a weapon if that's their mindset. >> no contraband was found in this inmate's cell but as quickly as one cell is cleared, contraband is passed b

no in trade nothing has changed at all i don't think it's a question of self-determination of course argentina would be key to exceed the wishes of the. island to maintain their way of life but it isn't possible for this to interfere with the need for the british. to talk about the future of the island all right gentlemen we've run out of time fascinating discussion i thank you all many thanks my guests today in london and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here see you next time and remember. this is a. potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more power. and there's still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. d.c. it is going to be pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be slightly drug listens to them urgency here. led mission free accred

is folly it would appear the twin pillars of the international order are on a collision course does self-determination trump the sanctity of sovereignty. to cross not this island dispute i'm joined by lou coffee in washington he's a margaret thatcher fellow at the heritage foundation also in washington we have willard. he is a research fellow at the council on hemispheric affairs and in london we crossed to richard got he is a former latin american correspondent and editor for the guardian or a gentleman cross-talk rules and i think that means you can jump in anytime you want and i very much encourage it richard if i go to you first the recent referendum overwhelmingly passed so we should recognize self-determination of those people living on those islands yes or no. determination doesn't apply to a smooth group of people living on an island miles away from the mainland of britain ok that was very clear look jump in. i tell you it certainly does it doesn't matter if it's one single person they have the right of self-determination is clearly outlined in the u.n. charter this is a very fundamental right

no i'm afraid nothing has changed at all i don't think it's a question of self-determination of course argentina would be key to exceed to the to the wishes of the. island to maintain their way of life but it isn't possible for this to interfere with the need for the british. to talk about the future of the island all right gentlemen we've run out of time fascinating discussion i thank you all many thanks my guest today in london and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk was. sleazy. victims multiply here each day. it's very profitable to invest in colombia with that every profit out of the it is a very high return on investment. really good knowing that he has said that i've been working in this area for thirty years and i've always had to pay the armed groups when they needed betis about a manager is a change their name and strategy but just tell the same voters. high ranking suspects give no comment are you upset about that mr president as soon as. the president put in. both the media. i won't give an interview i'

that is what was stolen from me, not my self-respect but my sense of self-respect. i stand before you and up until when i started speaking i questioned why i am here. why do i get to speak. my fellow survivors who cannot speak english. why not the young man or boy because he was not a girl being raped? why not somebody who has tattoos and did not get a college education? because of those why's i'm here. i can give them voice. those people, my friends, the survivor friends of those who did not survive, there is an equal amount of self-respect you give me today. that is why i am here. to ask as we move to end slavery that we look within our own lives and don't see traffickers has horrible people out there. what about the 15-year-old boy who was recruited by his father to become a trafficker? he himself was a victim. or what about people in severe poverty who have no other opportunity? the only thing they can do is sell another human being. this is a complex issue. we have the roots of violence within us. i see that within myself and i root them out within myself. i as

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you're mocking self-help but there may be some layer of reality of self-help at some point in this.nything about how to actually get rich in rising asia? >> i think we do. it takes pretty seriously the objective of trying to tell you how to get rich. it reveals the other narrative. the market is all about growth. more money, more cars. but human existence is about loss. getting older, losing your loved ones, dying of that second part, how to deal with loss, is a spiritual question although it is a secular book. >> looking at your lessons in the chapters, one of them i agree with. work for yourself. if you're drawing a salary, it is very unlikely you're going to get rich. then you also say don't fall in love will so be rich without love. without intimacy? that sounds like a spiritual poverty. >> it is a spiritual poverty. the idea is if you privilege above all else the economy or economic success, if that becomes the number one driver and it is becoming a more and more important driver all over the world, what do you have to give up? what gets in the way of getting rich? intimacy and

look at her self-esteem. built up. >> kimberly: you are good. you write back.m going to write back to everybody who called me a fat commie. i could spend all night doing that. >> dana: what are your favorite tweets to get? >> greg: pictures of men. tremendous are some of those. but -- >> kimberly: there are some of those but they get blocked or detained. >> dana: right answer is jasper pictures. >> kimberly: right. >> greg: irony, most response on twitter for you is because of jasper and he can't enjoy it because he can't read. all right. don't forget, like our facebook page. [ laughter ] no. don't do it. all right. coming up, if you are betting on march madness the workplace you could gamble with your job. somebody tell bob. don't tell him! ♪ ♪ find their own adventure, ♪ ♪ up and on my way, you got the time to slow things down... ♪ sometimes the best road trip moments are the ones that happen outside of the car. whether taking an exhilarating airboat ride, hitting the trails on your bike, kayaking down a scenic river, or playing a challenging round of links-s

no i'm afraid nothing has changed at all i don't think it's a question of self-determination of course argentina would be key to exceed to the to the wishes of the. island to maintain their way of life but it isn't possible for this to interfere with the need for the british. to talk about the future of the island all right gentlemen we've run out of time fascinating discussion i thank you all many thanks my guests today in london and in washington and thanks to our viewers for watching us here r.t. see you next time and remember cross talk was. sleazy. her. wealthy british style. is not on the tireless. markets why now for scandals find out what's really happening to the global economy with max cause or for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into kinds a report on our. mission and free accreditation free transport charge is free coming from inside free risk free studio type free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects and a free media dog r.t. dot com. me is eve it's. easy. it's. for the past ten years colombia has welcomed foreign cap

it's pursuing a self directed path to higher learning a critic of the traditional higher education system he left college during the second semester and has been unschooling himself ever since he's also the recipient of the prestigious feel fellowship at a frequent commentator on education issues at the washington post the new york times and the huffington post his new book is called hacking your education ditch the lectures save tens of thousands and learn more than your peers ever will are pleased to welcome deal stephens from los angeles studio they'll welcome thank you thanks for joining us this country has some of the most important personage is supreme mobley competent educational institutions in the world people from all of the world for their kids here why is it that our college graduates can't find jobs in this today. one of the reasons is that it's incredibly expensive incredibly difficult as a young person to commit four years and hundreds of hundreds of thousands of dollars to going to a specific school when you haven't tried out different things and it's a real travesty that

there is a debate about self- defense. if there is a natural disaster somewhere, there are three homes. a home without a gun, with a shotgun and with an ar-15. if there is a gain of roaming around the neighborhood, what home is best protected in a situation like that? >> i would say the one with the ar-15, but you don't have to go to a hypothetical. i have been in a situation where you need it it, i live miles from the mexican border. i was within 5 miles with a rancher were working on a court case. he had a pistol, i had a pistol and an ar-15 in the car and i felt under armed. if you encounter a drug cartel, you will need more than that. >> vice president biden has made the case that if you live in a wooded area and have a double barrel shot gun to ward off the bad guys, outside and fire a couple of shots. he also said that there is a national disaster, a shotgun is a preferred weapon over the ar- 15 for self-defense. i would say reasonable people can disagree on that. >> thank you, senator. we must give up this room at 1

and the saying she acted in self-defense. and ted, that video. a homicide detective for many years and i can tell you that there are surveillance tapes in these rooms, interrogation rooms and i think she knew what was going on. you have got to look at who she is. she's a smart canny woman. when you look at her and martinez going back and forth, and you'd think ali and fraser going on. she knows what's going on. >> maichael, you never know when you're being taped or an anchor from phoenix is taking notes on what you say. >> first off let's see whether i was right or not. that's going to depend whether the jury brings back a death penalty or not and you don't know. in answer to your question, you don't know when you're being taped. i've got to tell you i've had a lot of clients that walk up to the telephones in jail, a big sign that says the police will be taping this phone call. what do they do? they get on and they talk about the crime they confess to it sometimes, and in comes that tape. and i ask them, you guys can't read? well, i thought they

and self awareness. this has been shown in neurology for individuals after they have had strokes with particular areas of the brain that have been damaged, has also been shown for individuals with dementia and in my clinical experience and my personal experience with my family member, it's very clearly an issue in mental health as well. the dilemma is that if there are individuals who are biologically unable to self reflect and have an awareness of their illness, they oftentimes very frequently will not want to engage with treatment and do not see themselves as needing treatment. and this is beyond psychological denial, kind of realizing deep down that there is an issue but not wanting to accept it. it's also beyond simple stubbornness. it's a natural inability to realize that there may be something wrong. one particularly pertinent example is a neurology for certain people after strokes where one side of their body is paralyzed. a doctor will ask them to do a task with a paralyzed side and oftentimes th

that sort of self-criticism, that sort of introspection i think is underrated. we're very high on having young people go out and analyze the world. but, you know, i believe in a kind of egalitarian selfishness, a self-centeredness that is not so much self-aggrandizing but really seeks to understand your relationip to the oader community. i think any real activism has to be grounded in a sort of selfishness, a broadminded selfishness. >> hinojosa: so you're basically saying now to young people, "look at yourselves..." >> yes. >> hinojosa: "see your own power..." >> right. >> hinojosa: "believe in your voice..." >> right. >> hinojosa: "believe in it deeply." >> right. >> hinojosa: "because you are in fact powerful." >> right, yeah, you are. and believe that, you know, whatever your fight is in the world... you aren't just doing it because it's a good thing. i mean, those are good reasons. but you're doing it, you know, because it will impre you, because it will improve the generation of your children. you have a stake in this, an actual, real stake. it's not just

to you. >> thank you. >> first we should address this great title and the ideaf writing a bo as a self-self-help book. why that approach? >> well, it started as a joke. i was with a friend. and we started talking about novells feeling like hard work sometimes as a reader. and that maybe it was like self-help for us to read it. >> for you. >> yeah, for us as readers and also as writers to write them. and the more i thought about that, the more it sell soed there was some truth in that. that actually maybe i do write novels as self-help. and maybe i even read them partly for self-help. so it started as a joke, became kind of an earnest approach to thinking about the novel. >> and i assumed that it also was tpinginto what many people read, right? i mean especially i think in the countries you're talking about, sort of how to succeed. everybody is trying to figure that out. >> we're surrounded by self-help. if you walk into a book shop in pakistan or really anywhere in asia you will see shelf after shelf, how to become successful, how to do a spreadsheet, how to give a good job interview and newspap

that actually maybe i do write nove as self-hep. and maybe i even read them partly for self-help. so it started as a joke, became kind of an earnest approach to thinking about the novel. >> and i assumed that it also was tapping into what many people read, right? i mean especially i think in the countries you're talking about, sort of how to succeed. everybody is trying to figure that out. >> we're surrounded by self-help. if you walk into a book shop in pakistan or really anywhere in asia you will see shelf after shelf, how to become successful, how to do a spreadsheet, how to give a od job interview and newspapers and magazines are full of it too. i think there is a barrage of self-help hitting us all the time. >> the protagonist is unnamed. in that light he becomes a kind of every man sort of striving, right. and it looks as though you really wanted to use this individual life to tk that el some very, very big questions, of a changing society. migration, for example, from rural to the city. is that fair? that you were trying to look the a all that? >> yeah, i think so i mean i

whether it's self-defense or first degree murder.e is remarkably calm in that room by herself. greg? >> greg: no, go ahead. >> dana: that's all. >> greg: i argue she is not crazy at all. she is evil. eel mocks and evil laughs, those who operate under the structure of good and evil. that is how it has worked since the beginning of time. to them, this is easy. lying is easy. fabricating, fantasies, because they know that you as a good person have to somehow respond to this under the guise of good and evil. under the guise of good and finding truth. they don't have to. so this is fun for her. she will probably enjoy prison. she is the team equivalent of drew peterson. >> bob: do you think she is unstable? >> greg: no. i think when you are a bad person, you mind, it's like water. you go to the path of least resistance. evil finds its way through. >> eric: do you think we're glorifying it? putting her all over the tv? should we look the other way on this stuff? >> what? >> eric: no, no no. i want to talk about it because i think everyone

look at her self-esteem. built up. >> kimberly: you are good. you write back.rite back to everybody who called me a fat commie. i could spend all night doing that. >> dana: what are your favorite tweets to get? >> greg: pictures of men. tremendous are some of those. but -- >> kimberly: there are some of those but they get blocked or detained. >> dana: right answer is jasper pictures. >> kimberly: right. >> greg: irony, most response on twitter for you is because of jasper and he can't enjoy it because he can't read. all right. don't forget, like our facebook page. [ laughter ] no. don't do it. all right. coming up, if you are betting on march madness the workplace you could gamble with your job. somebody tell bob. don't tell him! ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] have you heard? herbal essences smooth and shine collections are back and more irresistible than ever. [ ding ] [ moaning ] [ male announcer ] with rose ps and chamomile... you'll fall in love with your hair... yes! yes! yes! [ male announcer ] ...all over again. herbal essences. say yes again to naturally irresi

they can use them for self-defense. why we would deny other american citizens the right to legitimately use these weapons for self-defense is -- escapes me. >> i think there's a larger issue here that we ought to think about, and what senator cornyn is trying to do is protect constitutional rights, and i think everybody's trying to put the burden on senator cornyn to do that. the burden ought to be on those people that are trying to limit constitutional rights. >> the clerk, call the roll. >> ms. feinstein? >> no. >> mr. shumer. >> no by proxy. >> mr. whitehouse. >> no by proxy. >> ms. klobuchar. >> no. >> mr. coons. >> no by proxy. >> mr. blumenthal. >> no. >> ms. hiono. >> no. >> mr. hatch. >> aye by proxy. >> mr. graham. >> aye by proxy. >> mr. lee. >> aye by proxy. >> mr. cruz. >> aye. >> mr. flake. >> aye by proxy. >> mr. chairman. >> no. >> mr. chairman. >> it is eight yeas, 10 nays. >> senator schumer. senator schumer will be recorded no in person. senator cornyn, you have the floor. >> i call up amendment 13116

and the saying she acted in self-defense. and ted, that video.omicide detective for many years and i can tell you that there are surveillance tapes in these rooms, interrogation rooms and i think she knew what was going on. you have got to look at who she is. she's a smart canny woman. when you look at her and martinez going back and forth, and you'd think ali and fraser going on. she knows what's going on. >> maichael, you never know when you're being taped or an anchor from phoenix is taking notes on what you say. >> first off let's see whether i was right or not. that's going to depend whether the jury brings back a death penalty or not and you don't know. in answer to your question, you don't know when you're being taped. i've got to tell you i've had a lot of clients that walk up to the telephones in jail, a big sign that says the police will be taping this phone call. what do they do? they get on and they talk about the crime they confess to it sometimes, and in comes that tape. and i ask them, you guys can't read? well, i thought they were

for now british police are currently looking into the death of the self exiled russian tycoon and vocal kremlin critic that of boris berezovsky biohazard experts were even sent to his home near london where he was found dead but they've now given the all clear sign of course want to sarah first reports. the thames valley police continuing the investigation into the cause of death of course burzynski which still remains unexplained of the latest update to that investigation is that the c.b.r. and the team of officers trained in handling radioactive material he had been at the scene joining the investigation they've now given the all clear say they've left the investigation and the cordon the can see behind me here that had spanned two miles around. that's been reduced just to the lane where his home is as a huge amount of speculation surrounding the death for spurs or ski was a larger than life character the russian had made his fourteen after the breakup of the soviet union we know that in recent years he had been struggling psychologically and financially he had a number of high profil

police say there were no signs of any third party involvement in the death of self exiled russian tycoon various berries also is said to have repented his past while longing for a return to his homeland. the syrian national coalition chief announces his resignation raising the alarm over dramatic divisions within the anti assad forces . starving to death approaches to see indefinite detention as those for hunger striking grant on a detainees claim their clients lives are on the line the u.s. military denies a crisis and even wants to expunge the facility. the latest news and the week's top stories this is the weekly here on ars he was me. and let's start with our breaking news this hour a bailout deal for cyprus has finally been reached in brussels with means which means the island will avoid a default according to the head of the eurozone bailout fund cyprus will get the first tranche out of the ten billion euros in early may the euro group has signed off on the rescue plan for the ailing economy which apply is a restructuring of cyprus is the second largest bank and to have a levy on l

beneficial and there absolute ways that you can make your own experience in an institution be more self directed. and for example. for example if you're if you're in that situation you should take. as much advantage of that as you possibly can go to office hours find mentors find other students who are working on the same things and and create peer accountability groups take the opportunity to be self directed and start projects and start organizations and build your own portfolio do all of the things that will that will equip you to be a person who has relevant experience in the field that you want to get into by the time you're out of college don't don't just start that once you finish school right and and. you know what it is there are a college personality or is that more of a college this is the kind you know i want to be intellectual engineer so i know i have to go to college and learn electrical engineering or is there i mean it in your mind and in your writing. how would a young person who is considered you know close to graduating from high school make that decision about wheth

this is a pure self-defense case. the defense is getting a lot of reconnaissance on the witnesses that the prosecution are going to call, especially their star witness, who's perjured herself now, perjured herself. >> this would be trayvon martin's girlfriend you're talking about. >> right. right. >> yes. >> witness eight. so, i mean, i think they're going to spring it all at trial and go for the real self-defense case. and as i said before, i really think he's got a real shot to walk out of that courtroom. >> wow. which is fascinating and very confusing, avery, because from the very beginning this was a stand your ground case, and now it will no longer be such as the case. and you say that the fact that this witness eight has kind of changed her story really does impact this case in a big way for prosecution. in what way, avery? >> sure it does. well, there are all sorts of issues in this case. i mean, the fact there would be a second-degree murder charge way after the fact, 42 days, you know, to take -- to have the

police say there are no signs of any third party involvement in the death of self exiled russian tycoon berries berries also he was said to have repented his past while longing for a return to his homeland. the syrian national coalition chief announces his resignation raising the alarm over dramatic divisions within the anti assad forces . starving to death and brush as at an indefinite detention as lawyers for hunger striking guntown of the detainees claim their clients lines are on the line the u.s. military denies the crisis and even wants to expand the facility. this is the weekly on r c a live from moscow my name is you and let's start with our breaking news this hour. a bailout deal for cyprus has finally been reached in brussels which means that the island will avoid a default the euro group has signed off on the rescue plan for the ailing economy and let's now get the details from these tests are c.b.s. tests are very nice to see you so it looks like the laws each deal has finally been struck or does it apply. we're. really going to last minute. trying to meet a twenty fifth of

police say there were no signs of any party involvement in the death of self russian tycoon. who said to have repented his past while longing for a return to his homeland. the syrian national coalition chief announces his resignation raising dramatic divisions within the. forces. and starving to death in protest of indefinite detention as noise for hunger striking guantanamo detainees claimed lives on the line the u.s. military denies a crisis and even wants to expand the facility of top stories. in the back of the seven days leading stories and the latest developments this is the weekly. political analysts i'm the damage to the cypriot economy is already done regardless of what the government and the finance ministers decide. this is exactly the same government that we're talking about that had accepted only a few days ago a catastrophic plan that was dictated by the euro group who were negotiating only be only for it to be rejected by this it pretty parliament so why would anyone believe them this time around the country if you know a way of getting out of this mess by this