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. >> the polls are also open in syria, where the opposition claims it is all a sham. and moves over disneyland. the newest tourist attraction around with a theme you just will not find anywhere around. welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and elsewhere around the globe. changes across europe tonight, with french president nicolas sarkozy the biggest casualty. after winning the sunday vote, the socialist franÇois hollande has enjoyed his first full day as the president-elect. having promised more growth and less spending cuts, he now has to deliver. we have this report. >> the president elect, and arriving at socialist headquarters this morning to begin the transition to power. the work has begun it for a new government, and time is short. >> i have to prepare. i told you we were ready. now, i have to prove it. >> it is a new style of leadership, more accessible, but suddenly, mr. hollande is a torchbearer for a new europe. it makes the financial markets nervous. in paris, broadly speaking, there is a renewed sense of optimism. >> i think he raises a lot of hope, y

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the vote has been dismissed as a sham by the opposition, which is refusing to take part. our correspondent, rupert wingfield-hayes, joins me from neighboring beirut. rupert, sham or not, what's the expectation in terms of people who are actually going to cast their vote? >> it's very mixed picture, david, and it depends on which part of the country and who you talk to. if you're watching syrian state television, as i have been in the last few minutes from here in beirut, you would think that this is a normal election and a normal country, and that the process is going very, very well, that state tv from damascus is showing polling stations open, busy, interviewing people casting their votes this morning, expressing enthusiasm for doing so. many people saying that this shows syrian democracy is moving forward. interestingly, many people holding up pictures of president al-assad. it's fairly clear where many of their support lies. but then in other parts of the country, reports from places like hama in central syria, which has been a stronghold of opposition to president as

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further studies are needed between real and sham acupuncture wherein the needles are blunt and do not pierce the skin. doctors at the university of south carolina followed a group of more than 6000 adults for more than four years and found physically fit participants who had a parent with hypertension lowered their risk for developing high blood pressure themselves by 33%. scientists say additional research was on it mostly physically fit white men. there are quite a few age- defying secrets he might not have heard about. that is the focus of today's dr oz show. they will have women who have made a living off of their ability to defy age. >> they take these mixes of nutrients and they makes them into an ice cube tray with some water. then, they will break them out and that becomes their morning drink. that is a very smart technique. it is easy to do. >> a little coconut water. for more age testifying secrets, to an into dr. -- -- for more age-defying secrets, tune in to dr. >> the pick three and picked four numbers. >> good afternoon. your pick 3 numbers are 2-2-9. in a moment, the pi

the irs should do its job and force its own regulations, not let these sham organizations get away witht. >> that's a start. then we could do more with multiple matching funds like new york city does to empower even more small donations. >> you have solutions besides that relating to how to fix this problem. tom, give me a couple. >> william, on the institutional side we have to change the filibuster. we now just accept that every piece of legislation or nomination needs 60 votes. the framers never had that in mind. it used to be -- occur infrequently. okay. so what do you do? you put the burden on those who want to deny the motion to precede and to act instead of the majority having to have 60 votes. >> i -- >> 41 votes. >> how do you get it done though? >> there is a lot of energy and activity underway now among democrats in the senate. we don't know if they will have a majority or not. but i would think it is constitutional for a majority. >> a simple majority? >> a simple majority at the beginning of a new congress like every other legislative body. >> get in there. and change. >> a

more than 200 parliamentary members are elected. 200 of them are shams or personalities are known to the syrian people. these are government-attached politicians. >> where do we go from here? from what you understand, there is violence going on. we do not know about the scale carried out. the last hope was the peace plan that kofi annan put forward. if it does not work, where do we go from here? if it does not work, where do we go from here? >> you have to put teeth int o the rhetoric. at the international community has a responsibility to stop the massacres in syria. the international community has a full responsibility to stop this massacre. it is a holocaust on syrian land. we asked the international community to interfere and intervene to put an end to the bloodshed in syria and remove the brutal dictatorship. >> thank you for joining us. the president of american, syria and public affairs calling for freedom and democracy in syria. fallout from the greek election continues to affect the euro. >> that is right. there are serious concerns about the future of the single currency. t

the details began to emerge about-operation that authorities say was a medical sham. >> only the i-team was there as he walked out. also arrested, gerald wiseberg. as addicts from across the country looks for prescriptions for painkillers like oxycodone. >> he will plead not guilty and we're going to fight with the state as we always do. >> 79-year-old wiseberg who ran a clinic in florida reznikov in charge. the clinic brought in $36,000 a day as up to 30 patients a day sot so-called driven. they are accused of facilitating the abuse of of sit out -- oxycodone. why would maryland be fertile ground? it does not have a drug monitoring program open running. in other states is harder. which is why people from those other states found themselves waiting in aid to ammonium parking lot with cash in hand. quex annapolis police say suspicion over missing license plate led them to a big drug bust. it started when they pulled or a lincoln. the driver had a suspended license and his passenger had three bench warrants out for his arrest. the surprises did not stop there. they found residue and bogus

amid continuing reports of violence, opposition anders says they are a sham. >> the turnout for the election was pretty scared across the areas that have been a stronghold of the -- the turnout for the election was pretty scant. across the areas where there has been a stronghold, there were large strikes. deraa in the south, reports that most people decided to stay at home. even it in damascus, where there are some foreign journalists at the moment -- one said that in a 40-minute period, only three people came to vote. the government claims that the turnout was high do not appear to be credible. there was sporadic fighting yesterday, according to the opposition to it seems to be relatively quiet day in syria. reports of up to 14 people killed during the election day yesterday. the gives you an idea. even though this was supposed to be the most peaceful day, there were still fights going on and people getting killed. we have to remind you that this comes against the backdrop of more than a year of government violence in which, according to the u.n., 9000 people have now been killed. >> still

this is a sham.a camouflage -- >> it seems to have been very effective, that working the reps. that's what i would say. it's really worked. people are now very afraid to appear in any way as though they're taking a position on anything. >> well, that's true. and that's why i say journalism, american journalism there some ways that haz lost its guts, needs a spine translate. i made my mistakes along this line. there is a price pay-- if you stand up and ask a really tough question now and challenge, say a president or vice president, you know there's going to be a price to be paid for that. so often, you know what, i'll get in the middle, i have pows paymentes -- >> jon: back in the day, jack anderson, nixon tried to poison him or had a plan to poison him. >> a more recent book indicates the president had plans to kill him at one time it got that bad, not made up, these are facts about which people want to have amnesia. covering the civil rights campaign, covering watergate, covering the vietnam war, f

syrian activists say his cease-fire is a sham, just a cover for the assad regime's relentless crack down. the deadlock goes all the way to moscow where british and russian foreign ministers met today to discuss syria. the uk was clear. >> it's part of the behavior of the assad regime, i believe, to commit atrocities and then to try to blame the atrocities on other people. >> russia, far less so. their foreign minister blamed both sides for the massacre and opposed regime change. he called for an end of violence but after friday's bloodbath and months of killing, those words rang hollow. for now, decisive action against the assad regime seems blocked by russia. analysts say moscow doesn't want to lose its last ally in the middle east. its only firm foothold in a region cast into chaos by the ongoing upheavals of the arab spring. savannah. >> nbc's richard engle, thank you. >>> back at home, this memorial day saw the president and the man who wants to replace him honoring americans who gave everything for their country. with the election just five months away now, politics was pretty close

x was a heavy drinker, the mar shams began survey lens of bars and liquor stores in portland and pickedtrail of his lies. >> i thought he was a professor. >> he told me he was helping a friend back home in ohio open up a new church. >> reporter: and then pay dirt for the marshals at a place called biddy mcgraw's. >> i walked into the pub and immediately saw him sitting at the corner bar stool. >> reporter: just like that? >> just like that. >> reporter: the marshals followed him home and ape rested him outside the rooming house where he had lived for months and told people he was a retired canadian mountie. >> this was his game and he loved it. >> the u.s. marshal made a very big bust. >> reporter: and it was big news in port land when the marshals discovered a suitcase in a storage locker, stuffed with $100 bills. >> this is more money than i've ever seen. >> after tallying it up, it totaled to $981,000 in u.s. currency.millions of dollars more that donors thought were going to veterans are still unaccounted for, to the outrage of people that run legitimate organizations. >> a million

the opposition dismisses the reforms a as a sham to prolong the current presidential rule. >>> final results from france's came in. holland is a socialist and planning to buck disparity. he will officially take office next wednesday. >>> tomorrow people in north carolina all vote on a proposed amendment to the state constitution regarding same sex unions. north carolina already bans same sex marriages but the marriage amendment act would define marriage between one man and one woman. if passed, critics say it would invalidate all civil unions and domestic partnerships gay or straight. >> it would hurt heterosexual families. it does not recognize any other nestic union. >> evangelist billy graham has. >>> california voters can begin casting absentee ballots today for the june primary. county l departments across the state will begin sending out the june 5th ballots today. voters can mail them in or drop them off in specific locations. the last day to request a vote by mail ballot -- they did so by mail. >>> 4:48 is time. muslims will be celebrated at the state capitol today. it's the

in syria, the opposition claims it is all a sham. we are on the ground with a special report. move over disneyland. this is the newest attraction with a theme that he will not find anywhere else. welcome to our viewers on pbs and around the world. it has emerged that the cia for 10:00 al qaeda it to destroy a u.s.-bound airliner. the plan involves using a device similar to the underwear bomb that failed to detonate on board a flight to detroit in 2009. it was supposedly timed to coincide with a one-year anniversary of some of the modern's -- of osama bin laden's death. what more do we know? >> the president was told about it last month. it seems they caught the plot about halfway through. it was not just the cia involved. the fbi issued a statement saying it was other intelligence services as well. i suspect british intelligence were involved. it seems the bomb had been designed by al qaeda's top bomb maker. they discovered it in. it was a version of the underwear pants bomb. it was upgraded. there was no metal involved. that is what worried him after the attempted attack indu

a whole thing is just a sham. it is politically motivated. you guys should drop these charges and let the man continued to do his job. shared mirkarimi is one of the best politicians in san francisco. he fights for san francisco. he fights for the san francisco values. he is the type of politician we need in san francisco. i support victims of domestic violence. the victim is not saying that she was abused. she is supporting there has been. the d.a. dropped all of the charges, and there is a new charge of false imprisonment. it is a shame. you guys should not allow this to continue, and it is very unfortunate that we are in this situation right now. this man has got a lot of supporters in san francisco. even removed from his job, he still has a lot of influence in san francisco with his constituency and the people voted for it. they are passionate about this man, a hard-working man. he loves san francisco. he loves this city. you guys are doing wrong. [applause] >> good evening, commissioners. thank you for your time. i am kevin, and eight-ye

>> well, the whole list was sort of a sham, as far as i was concerned. i mean this is aarp, right?re supposed to be out there promoting the olderly. there's no old people on that list. 50 is not old. they all barely qualified to be on the list. if you're looking to vote old people, actual old people, why not talk to the geezers. how about the sexiest men on life support. i mean that would be something more in keeping with the brand. >> i think you're trying to bring people in, not drive them away from their -- >> aarp used to stand for american association of retired people. but i guess people can't afford to retire anymore, so they have to go through some sort of change in their identity. that means reaching out to younger folks. >> very good point. it's not exactly the people's sexiest list. but it's pretty good, i think. george clooney is on it, come on. >> he's on every list. >> that's true. >> some sort of -- he's some sort of age-proof mutant. you know? it doesn't have to say aarp. >> that's very true. all right, let me switch gears here. hln's dr. drew. he recently did a sho

the ballot box for the first time but opposition groups boycotted the poll which they dismiss as a shamned only to keep president bashar assad in power. >> the chinese dissident chen guangcheng says he is confident authorities will let him leave the country and travel to the united states. the human rights activists calls the major -- caused a major diplomatic dispute last month by escaping house arrest and fleeing to beijing. >> and tornadoes have caused severe damage in eastern japan. one person was killed and nearly 50 injured when the twister cut in half -- at a path through two provinces. the storm knocked out power for tens of thousands of people and damaged nearly a thousand buildings. >> india has delayed the introduction of controversial plans to crack down on tax evasion, that after criticism by foreign investors. those plans included provisions to retroactively apply a tax on mergers and acquisitions and going back a half a century. a number of multinational companies warned that it would leave india if the legislation was adopted. the rules were drawn up to prevent annise fr

syrian activists say his cease-fire is a sham. just a cover for the assad regime's relentless crackdown. the deadlock goes all the way to moscow where british and russian foreign ministers met to discuss syria. the uk was clear. >> it is part of the pattern of behavior of the assad regime, i believe, to commit atrocities and then to try to blame those atrocities on other people. >> reporter: russia far less so. foreign minister lavrov blamed both sides for the massacre and opposed regime change. he called for an end to the violence. after friday's bloodbath and months of killing, those words rang hollow. >> richard engel reporting there. as richard said there was a cease-fire brokered about six weeks ago. obviously, that's not being respected. so the question is, what now does the world community do? a couple of different opinions this morning. "the washington post" jennifer ruben writes the level of inanity among administration officials increases daly. secretary of state clinton last week pronounced the assad regime brutality ag

. >> we'll be thinking about sham bana, champaign, illinois. >>> let's turn to sports now.ardless of the final outcome of the nishgz series against the heat, fans in new york got a brief sigh of relief, the knicks finally won a playoff game on sunday, ending a slide na lasted 13 games and more than 11 years. facing the heat with the season on the line, perhaps delaying the inevitable, but it was a great game. amar'e stoudemire was playing with a heavily bandaged hand. remember he punched that fire extinguisher and played pretty well. knicks down by as many as 11 in the second half. but in the fourth stoudemire put the knicks up one there. the heat would not make it easy. with a minute left, lebron sank r sinks a three tying the game, a look at spike lee. carmelo with a pull-up three. knicks hang on for the 89-87 victory. carmelo 41 points in the game, one of three nicks ever to score more than 40 points in a playoff game. the heat lead the series 3-1. game five wednesday night in miami. >>> the celtics blew out the hawks, up 3-1 in that series. rajon rondo, a double-double

that this whole message that we're just one big class and it is for you, whatever you do, kind of a shamhere is a place to get the bars that you can hear the record on the needle there. i don't know if we're going to hear it there. >> hold on. ♪ a drunk at the bar is getting snoez noisy and mean ♪ ♪ some guy on the phone says i will be home soon, dear ♪ ♪ red necks, white socks and blue ribbon beer ♪ ♪ we don't fit in with that white collar crowd ♪ ♪ we're a little too rowdy and a little too loud ♪ ♪ there is no place that i would rather be than right here with my red neck, white socks and blue ribbon beer ♪ >> red, white and blue. >> i got the white collar. that's what i got. >> yeah. >> i have the blue shirt. >> i happen to be wearing one. which is unfortunate. >> what this suggests is we have come full circle the way that alcohol is tied into the social order. highly different before, marketers try to act as if there's one big market. comes back out and suggests don't fool us, alcohol is still deeply coated in every american way. you know, all of this talk about beer is kind of has me

parliamentary election a ballot however was formally boycotted by the opposition of what's called a sham but as all these are reports amid continuing violence in the country many syrians believe the election has given them a real chance to help their country. it didn't get the stamp of approval from the opposition he'd called for a boycott the people did turn out to vote in syria's parliament she elections the elections taking place against the backdrop of instability in the country and the credibility of the vote being called into question with the opposition boycotting the vote so that that participation the real question is just how serious a change will this election bring to the political landscape in syria and that's what we've been finding out. because we have some disturbance and some of this is ok we have the to approve that we can move forward and we can overcome this obstacle here. for people who are like people who would like to support syria people who would like to say yes for syria no for to resume holding yes for peace yes for developing vic country there were no internat

on sunday between nicolas a cosy and his socialist rival francois hollande in any election which a sham peace bit of the country. the self-proclaimed mastermind of the nine eleven terror attacks on some of the judge's questions with a stony silence at one ton of the court some critics however believe the timing of the military tribunals is politically motivated. and a day of mourning is observed in russia's republic of dagestan for the victims of adel.

signs the fancy bus tours the huge expensive sound stages all that proved to be nothing more than a sham a rude promoted by the very same oligarchy who screwed us over to begin with but the next stage of america's protest movement the one started by the occupy movement last year and carried forward today in the streets of more than one hundred cities across america and countless other cities across the world this is the real deal it's our best hope for recovery in the sort of economy and government that made the united states the most prosperous nation in the world and to give life back to a middle class that's been ammar for the past thirty years by reagan's billion are our darks and their toady tea party republicans so let's keep it up and party like it's seven hundred seventy three. that's it for the big picture tonight for more information or to see any segment of the show check out our website tom harpur dot com and don't forget democracy begins with you get out there get added to your. we just put a picture of me when i was like nine years old like that you know a little truth. i'm

surprised it's a stake in some major russian energy companies now if we take a look at some individual sham lives on the my sites with seats of course a sea of red naturally has where i'm setting a four and a half percent there and then we have a russian major power generators are as i am loosing hydro which i posted significant losses and in fact these are two of the companies that are part of russia teachers for us and they're the ones that the government has decided to privatized moving on to europe and it's of course a silver there as well as i mentioned but investors there are focusing more on greece there's a european meeting taking place today where they'll be discussing on the growth of the euro zone and the prospects of greece and if it leaves the euro zone we also heard from the former prime minister of greece and he said there are already preparations on the way in case greece does exit the euro zone and he said if that does happen it will calm cos investors are taking this news very well now banks and resources are leading the declines and we can see that both the footsie and th

calling it a sham and that's coming up in just a few minutes here on our. socialist francois hollande has won the french presidential runoff making the latest e.u. leader to be swept aside by the crippling debt crisis and the president elect has promised to fight against the german led the european austerity drive has already spoken to chancellor merkel the first foreign leader will visit with a report from paris. first of all and in his acceptance speech yesterday did talk a lot about unity which is which has been much of the theme of his entire campaign he said he's the one who's going to bring about solidarity and unity criticizing cycles this divisive presidency but of course the unity he's talking about does hinge on his ability to bring about the promises that he had made particularly the practical promises of jobs and employment and this is a no easy feat given the the economic circumstances of france said again he the first thing he wanted to do is to talk to german chancellor angela merkel to push for this growth or yentl approach and he has a lot