patrols organized by the pakistan community association their beat is this small neighborhood in sheffield in the north of england known as paige all the trying to save the community tensions here i don't know there are tensions in the area and people are angry because it's a very small area very densely populated and people as you can see so terrace houses people living on top of each other it doesn't take us long to see what some members of the local community is so concerned about even on a monday night in winter large groups of roma men congregated on this small high street i did you see saw. me see you so look around this mess you sensed noise that night most of the roma here from the back here and they're eager to tell us that they don't want to cause any trouble for my friend you know my sloppier people properly speaking so if you have them in horrible you know looking for a drop in all your problems here for two thousand and nine pm curfew has been put in place here under sixteen can see the police thanks coming back here so they have what sort of significant presence in the area i

reporting from sheffield in the north of england as the olympic torch continues its momentous trip from the great us high stakes those raring to compete twenty fourteen are swearing it hours to get in shape for the winter games the host city has also been put through its paces ahead of the sporting spectacular. reports now from the centerpiece of the black sea resort. i'm standing inside of the fish the olympic stadium which will host the opening as well as the closing ceremonies for the olympic and paralympic of twenty four teams now president vladimir putin will be here a little bit later to tour the stadium itself we keeping everything under wraps we don't want to show you everything as a this is going to be the home of the olympic torch as well as for those opening closing ceremonies the finished a stadium is quite unique it is a shaped like a seashell and to myself that is be a black sea and to my left is the mountainous cluster where all the beautiful alpine ski resorts are being prepared for the athletes as well as the spectators are what's also quite unique about the stadium is

reporting from sheffield in the north of england. international news and brave this hour hundreds of first class is storage the only half courters in thailand skeletal been called during the largest civil unrest in yaz demonstrators demand in the real goal of the prime minister. recently survived a no confidence vote in the last few days klaus had to say shovel ministerial buildings and come the power to the police headquarters the prime minister is widely seen as a puppet of her brother who's a tycoon convicted of corruption. china has sent fighter jets to retain a patrol it's nearly a declared air defense zone over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes after japan and south korea or how their own military finds flights over the area in a challenge to beijing the disappeared it threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week washington maintains a robust military presence in the region trying to contain china's growing clout. in argentina construction workers clashed with environmenta

so easy reporting from sheffield in the north of england are some of the global headlines for you to iran we go where a powerful five point six magnitude earthquake has hit the style killing at least eight dozens are also injured twelve of them seriously and the disaster taking place in the province where the country's only nuclear power plant is situated at this point no damage has been reported. beijing has ordered warplanes to routinely patrol its newly declared. over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all sending military flying over the archipelago of a dispute threatens to overshadow vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and see tensions between china and its regional neighbors. afghan president hamid karzai has accused the us of launching a drone strike which killed a child saying it's another sign of washington's disregard for civilian life and similar attacks continued not to sign a security agreement that would allow several thousand u.s. troops to remain in afghanistan after twenty fourteen of th

reporting from sheffield in the north of england. another extremely disturbing vizio from syria has surfaced online and on the set posted by the syrian observatory for human rights allegedly shows hardline islamist militants publicly executing members of a rival rebel group however the fish couldn't be independently verified and will have to warn you it's very graphic the needing man believed to be from a moderate islamist group is claimed being shelled by members of the islamic state of iraq and levant an al qaeda affiliate operating in the region the terrorist cells been pushing for more control in rebel held areas in syria against more moderate opposition factions and. from the center for middle east studies believes there's no chance of bringing radicals like this to the go safe from table undermines the prospects for peace. be going to have in general is one nine members represent the regime and the other the opposition. and in between there is a creepy generator or his sister. regime doesn't have any problem he can nominate in

serve at sea reporting from sheffield in the north of england well let's get some other global headlines for you in brief starting with thailand thousands of protesters forced their way into the boil the headquarters crowd stormed the compound reportedly demanding to know whose side. they have since left the site meanwhile hundreds of people shaking to oust prime minister yingluck shinawatra gathered outside the building of a ruling party in just the last few days protesting for several minutes to real buildings and the power of the police h.q. the mounting violence is fears of a possible military coup. and beijing is older warplanes to routinely patrol its newly declared defenses own over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all of them sending their own military flights over the occupied. dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and for the fuel tensions between china and its regional neighbors. president hamid karzai has accused america of launching a drone strike which killed

reporting from sheffield in the north of england. another extremely disturbing video from syria has surfaced online and emma to clip posted by the syrian observatory for human rights allegedly shows hardline islamist militants publicly executing members of a rival rebel group however the footage couldn't be independently verified and it is of a graphic nature the kneeling men believed to be from a moderate islamist group which claimed that being shot dead by members of the islamic state of iraq and live outs and al qaeda affiliate operating in the region the terrorist cells being pushing for more control in rebel held areas in syria against more moderate opposition factions here lou shoes a political analyst and a professor at these art and a university and says the root of the cause is that other regional players have no interest in peace. they do not hold any respect for human life and not all political opponents of anything even if they were against the syrian regime would become an enemy to these groups so basically we are talkin

reporting from sheffield in the north of england now some other international news and brave this hour hundreds of first tests and storms the army headquarters in thailand's capital bangkok during the largest civil and western gez demonstrators demanded they were ruled the prime minister recently survived a no confidence vote in the last few days besieged several ministerial buildings and come the power to the police headquarters the prime minister is widely seen as a puppet of a brother who's a tycoon convicted of corruption. trial has some fine to jazz to retain lee patrol its newly declared air defense zone over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes after japan and south korea all held their own military flights over the air in a challenge to beijing the dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week washington maintains a robust military presence in the region trying to contain china's growing clout. a u.s. military commander has called the afghan president to apologize for a recent drone strike which washington admits kille

reporting from sheffield in the north of england and somali international news and brave for you now thousands of purchases in thailand their way into their world on the headquarters angry crowds stormed the compound reportedly demanding to know whose side the army was on it says love the signs meanwhile hundreds of people seeking to oust prime minister england shinawatra gathered outside the building of party in the last few days protesting. several ministerial buildings and come the power of the police headquarters the mounting violence has park fears of a potential military coup. has ordered warplanes to retain the patrol its newly declared add to friends over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all sending military flights over the archipelago the dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and fuel tension between china and its regional neighbors. in argentina members of the national construction union clashed with a count of environmental demonstrators had been blocking t

reporting from sheffield in the north of england and are some other international news and brave this hour hundreds of first class is the only has called as in thailand the change by. civil unrest some days demonstrators demanded the removal of the prime minister had recently submitted and no case of his vote in the last few days. several ministerial buildings and cut the power to the police headquarters a prime minister is widely seen as a puppet of the brother is a tycoon. and. iraqi authorities have found corpses of eighteen man shot dead in a sunni area close to baghdad the victims were about were abducted from their homes by gunmen wearing military uniforms just before. just before earlier this week police discovered thirteen other bodies of men executed by sectarian hate squads in two separate locations around baghdad twenty thirteen as iraq as deadliest year for six years with eight thousand people killed. china has sent fighter jets to retain the patrol its newly declared air defense zone over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes after japan and south korea all he

reporting from sheffield in the north of england are going global here on the program let's get some other headlines for you. as ordered warplanes to routinely patrol its newly declared defense over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea sending military flights over the archipelago of the dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and may indeed continue to fuel tensions between china and its regional neighbors. afghan president hamid karzai accusing the u.s. of launching a drone strike which killed a child saying it's another reason i don't washington's disregard for civilian life if similar attacks continue he is vowing not to sign a long term security agreement that would allow several thousand u.s. troops to remain in afghanistan after twenty fourteen the afghan leaders already shown his reluctance to sign the deal saying he first one so sure and says they'll be no meddling in upcoming elections and no more airstrikes to. and iraq twenty nine have been killed after three car

reporting from sheffield in the north of england. back to our top story here on r.t. international ukraine refusing to sign a trade and association agreement with the e.u. louise because from the u.k. independence party joins me live now from the u.k. liverpool ways you're probably a little envious aren't you ukraine's president has basically said no to the e.u. is stood up to the e.u. well i suppose you could say we're a little bit envious really bad. unbelievable really isn't it i think the two words i would use to describe the whole situation actually is probably on believable hypocrisy. in light of what the and what the european union have done seriously we cannot really believe the joint statement issued by. regarding the issue really shows the entire situation to be unbelievably hypocritical but your party that purports to listen to what the u.k. the people there in the u.k. want now what about the fact there are tens of thousands of people protesting in ukraine at the moment shouldn't the president listen to what they want they see much better benefits by joini

reporting from sheffield in the north of england as the olympic torch continues its journey from the highest highs to the lowest depths those preparing to complete it soar to twenty fourteen and getting themselves in shape for the winter games and the city is working hard to make sure it's already. reports from the centerpiece of the black sea resort. i'm standing inside of the fish a limb pig a stadium which will host the opening as well as the closing ceremonies for the olympic and paralympic of twenty four teams this is going to be the home of the olympic torch now president vladimir putin for the stadium itself which is why do you need it is a shaped like a seashell and to myself that is be a black sea and to my left is the mountainous cluster where all the beautiful alpine ski resorts are being prepared for the athletes as well as the spectators are what's also quite unique about the stadium is the fact that it is made out of glass so while you're when it's sunny the sun is reflected up on it and you can really see why it was chosen to be the host stadium for the olympics and of

serve i see reporting from sheffield in the north of england let's get some other global headlines for you in brief here on the program as thousands of protesters in thailand forced their way into the royal headquarters of the angry crowd stormed the compound reportedly demanding to know who signed beyond the zone and they've since left the site and meanwhile hundreds of people seeking. what they gathered outside the building of her ruling party just last few days actually protesting crowds at the seized several minister ariel buildings and even cut the power of the police headquarters and out in violence as possible military. and beijing is ordered to warplanes to routinely patrol its newly declared the friend zone over disputed islands in the east china sea this comes in the wake of america japan and south korea all of them sending their own military flights of the occupy. dispute threatens to overshadow u.s. vice president joe biden's trip to the region next week and the fuel tensions between china and its regional neighbors. for now on all its international is the olympic torch con

reporting from sheffield in the north of england the grand mufti of saudi arabia wants to protect the people from evil his eyes that means preventing women from getting behind the wheel of a car ahead online to find out more in this. bus a fully equipped cannabis factory in the u.k. designed as a shelter from nuclear strikes taken down by police now but you can read all about it at r.t. dot com. the most well known human rights activist in bahrain has served three quarters of his two year prison term and is now legally eligible for release he was detained last year in july for organizing and taking part in illegal gatherings now this comes as a group of british and american rights lawyers take legal action to prevent a south korean firms supplying the bahraini authorities with over one point six million rounds of tear gas let's get more now from bill he's from bahrain watch. his free. it's hard to say i think probably the government will release him if and only if there are significant pressure from behind. the united states of the united kingdom. absence of that pressure i think the

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added to concerns about the country's long term security measures international combat troops in sheffield to the park on is done in a salute to one year's time. a site that not one official who says that i love on ambushed a police convoy kidding eu court district police chief the attack happened in helmand province any wednesday morning. us enough gun forces of attack taliban strongholds in the district in recent days that many of sadness am gonna sign is aries security forces are ill prepared to fight the minute it's beyond twenty fourteen i'm not going to wrap up our lives then i attend the anti war anti coal. the un general assembly committee has accused the north korean government of what they call systematic widespread and that greinke human rights violations. the accusation comes in a draft resolution approved by the general assembly's third committee on human rights to the resolution expresses serious concern over allegations of torture and unlawful detention in north korea and the abusive repatriated defectors. it also calls for an early resolution to the issue of north korean ab

instead to move to so-called mixed areas where there are already established minority groups here in sheffield the local community has hit the headlines over recent weeks the concerns raised over community tensions between the population and other ethnic groups in that community but what this research is saying is that this could be a pattern that we see played out across the u.k. the segregation really needs to be trashed and acknowledged because of course it does have very serious implications for community relations. and it's estimated around six hundred thousand white britons left london in the last decade to settle in other parts of the country that are predominantly white politics professor eric kaufman from the university of london believes they were driven by the need to stay in the majority. one of the negative consequences is that you are getting white british people avoiding very diverse areas so it's not because they dislike anyone group but they just want to be in a comfortable but you already can get a situation where like in parts of east london or parts of south london. each ce

to move to so-called mixed areas where there are already established minority groups now here in sheffield a local community has hit the headlines recent weeks the concerns raised over community tensions between the growth of population and other ethnic groups in the community but what this research is saying is that this could be a person that we see played out across the u.k. the segregation really needs to be dressed and acknowledged because of course it does have very serious implications for community relations across the. aisle as estimated some six hundred thousand why britons a left london between two thousand and one and two thousand and eleven opting to move to areas with a high wide population eric housman professor of politics of the university of london says they're driven by the need to stay in the majority. one of the negative consequences is that you are getting whites british people avoiding very diverse areas so it's not because they dislike anyone group but they just want to be in a comfortable bitch already so you can get a situation where like in parts of east london n

was organized by the pakistani community if they see a shame that the state this rule a decade in sheffield in the north of the new baby's name is paige told that once he'd take that to mean its attention span i met an attack cincinnati and people i write because a very small and is buried and people like to compete but she can say sometime in style to keep the lid on top of the top eight the cake as long to see was some evidence that the local community it's a concerned about even nights t knowledge makes the bread and then to congregate it on this whole high street. going on so when obama said in a man's nuisance noise at night this is the greatest hits from setbacks here and they each get a chance that they don't want to cause any trouble. my friend you know my scorpio people. and speaking of sick enough to open the door hook if a joke in all europe would be if i can really get that she'd be taking place in the under sixteen. they have quiet for the significant presence in afghanistan thought the presents he affirmed. to cope in the evening. like the way through until i stripped all the

talk about this with a pigheaded a spokesperson for frack free south yorkshire is joining us from sheffield of the u.k. tonight evening to you sir thank you for your time mr kennedy first of all you would all surprise that the pope the head of the catholic church has got involved in this debate in the first place it's not kind of really within his remit is it. no i wouldn't a thought that it's anything to do with the pope i mean that's news to me i have not heard of the pope's involvement in this debate so you must be heartened though i guess. what is it that he said i've heard this announcement he's against fracking pretty much like you guys fucking brilliant right now that's very good news to him and there are plenty of other people that are against fucking as well well it's a lot of pressure the british government that was in there to lower energy bills and shale gas he would be one way of doing that surely well it's being claimed as one way of doing it i mean a few months ago david cameron and george osborne we got me excited about the prospects of fracking so i was going to solve our e

the facility in sheffield is home to the digital autoop city center, where the pathologist can conduct post mortems. the exam keeps the body intact and keeps things that are difficult to find in a trad illegalsal autopsy. >> to have a scan. knowing what the tracts look like before you touch the body. know where the blood and the air is before you do the awed op si is a huge help. >> this is a typical ct scanner when the body is brought in, it's placed here. the machine scans it, within seconds 25,000 images are taken. those images are transferred to a computer and transformed to a 3d pictures. there are various tools to dissect with. with a scalpel we can remove the layers. whilst doing so we are looking for abnormalities, differences, forms of injury, foreign object whilst doing so. >> if i wanted to focus on the kidneys, how do i do that. >> we have a special areas of interest function. looking at the surface, any science of injury, or we can have a closer look and now see the inside of the kidney. >> the results of the autopsy can be ready the same day in most case, ideal in crimina

let's check in with scott sheffield, the ceo of pioneer natural resources and learn more about the quarter and his company's prospects. welcome back to "mad money." >> thank you, jim. great to be on your show again. >> you can tell me what happened, tell me if i'm wrong. some people say you know what, this company is now mature enough that it's an earnings per share story, it's no longer a net asset value story. i disagree with that analysis. what do you think? >> exactly, jim. we had some great announcements over the last couple of days. we found another zone, the wolf camp "d." we had the best well really in the permian basin. over 3000 barrels a day. and the wolf camp d was way above ore expectations. we had a couple of wells that we drilled a couple of miles away. now we have the wolf camp a, b and c and d. and i think our number will be end up being low over time. >> again, i'd like -- for people who did not hear you the first time, or have not listened to me on the show several times, you're saying this one field could be maybe the second largest field not just in the united states,

and the first deal is just days away to boost regeneration in places like liverpool, salford, sheffieldand leeds. a state we can afford. an economy where everyone can take part. an economy equipped for the future. and an economy based on enterprise at home and abroad. that's how we build something better. that's how we can build an economy for everyone. and by doing this, we needn't look at the global race with fear. but with confidence. confident in the belief that britain can come through stronger. confident that with the right decisions now our children can look forward to a better future. confident that here in the city of london - the great innovator that has led the way in finance for centuries we can support a great britain whose innovation and creativity can lead the world for generations to come. thank you. [applause] >> you can watch british prime minister david cameron live on wednesday when he addresses members of the house of commons during question time. span two.rns live on c- chance tolso a second watch it when it airs hyundai on sees. -- sunday on c-span. >> there are s

sheffield on. he is talking about numbers about spraberry and wolfcamp.g too con fused? >> i think we are, frankly. if you look at our investor relation charts, see the growth to date has not been anywhere near what the growth in the eagleford and the bakken has been. and when you really look at all this, it kind of tells us that year over year growth in u.s. oil in 2012, we believe will not be duplicated in 2013, nor in 2014. so we are seeing a renaissance in u.s. oil growth, but i think it's being kind of overestimated as to what the overall impact is go going to be over the next four, five years. it's a major game changer, no doubt, but it's now being overestimated in my opinion. >> fair enough. i needed to hear that and i know you are the dean of the group. i want to wish you the best of luck with the new role that you're taking, and how great you have been for shareholders and for all of our viewers at "mad mone money". thank you, sir, very much. >> thanks a lot, jim. >> good to talk to you. mark papa, executive chairman of eog resources. stay with c

gates: sheffield, massachusetts. at the time of the american revolution, this was slave country. slavery was legal here, just as it was in each of the 13 colonies... but the revolution brought new laws to this land, and here in this farmhouse, one slave began to test those laws. her name was mum bett. for decades, she served meals in these rooms. then she heard talk around the table of a new constitution that said all men were free. so mum bett decided to act. she ran away to the nearby town of stockbridge, where she convinced a young lawyer to help her file a suit. other slaves had sued their masters before, but this case was different. mum bett was challenging the very existence of slavery in massachusetts. her argument was that slavery violated the most basic principle of the american revolution, that all human beings were created equal. it was a powerful argument, and she won. mum bett's victory echoed across the young nation. within two decades, every state in the north was on the road to abolition, and this political transformation was accompanied by a religious one as an e

this home in sheffield is home to a pathology center where post mortems can be conducted with the click of a mouse. it sees things difficult to find. >> to have the scan and know where the bullets are and know what the tracts like like, know where the blood is and the air is before you do the autopsy is a huge help. >> this is a typical ct scanner. when the body is brought in it's placed here. the machine scans it. 25,000 images are taken. >> the images are transferred to a computer and transformed into a 3d picture. there are various tools to dissect with. with a scalpel we can remove the layers. we are looking for any abnormalitialties, differences or foreign objects while we are doing so. >> if i wanted to focus on the kidneys, how do i do that? >> we have a function for special areas of interest. for the kidneys, for example. i'm looking at the surface. any signs of injury. we can have a closer look and now we can see the inside of the kidney. >> results of the autopsy can be ready the same day, ideal in criminal investigations. for those who have lost a loved one it's an alternativ

in the first deal is just days away to beast regeneration in places like liverpool, sheffield and leeds. so a state that we can afford and an economy where everyone can take part, and economy that is equipped for the future and an economy based on enterprise at home and abroad during that is how we will build something better. that is how we can build an economy for everyone. and by doing this, we needn't look at the global race with fear. but with confidence. confidence in the belief that britain can come through stronger, confident that, with the right decisions, our children can look forward to a better future. confident that, here in the city of london, the great innovator that has led the way in finance for centuries, we can support a great britain with innovation -- and creativity can lead the world for generations to come. thank you. [applause] ♪ [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2013] president obama continued the tradition of laying the wreath that the tomb of the unknowns at arlington national cemetery to

and the first deal is just days away to boost regeneration in places like liverpool, sheffield and leads a state that we can afford and an economy where everyone can take part, an economy that is equipped for the future and an economy based on enterprise at home and abroad, that is how we will build something better. that is how we can build an economy for everyone. and by doing this, we needn't look at the global race with fear, but with confidence. confident in the belief that britain can come through stronger. confident that with the right decisions, now our children can look forward to a better future. confident that here in the city of london the great innovator that has led the way in finance be for centuries, we can support a great britain whose innovation and creativity can lead the world for generations to come. thank you. [applause] >> both the house and senate gaveling in in under ten minutes, 2 p.m. eastern. the house taking up six suspension bills including one that would reverse a decades-old ban and allow research on organ donations from individuals who are hiv positive. a

meg munn (sheffield, heeley)thee deal. that means that there will be constant discussion between the e3 plus 3 countries and iran, which will require the iranians to respond to any concerns we have about inspection and verification. this is a big step forward in inspection, including intrusive inspection and verification, and we must keep up our determination to do that. >> over the years, several thousand iranian students have studied in the uk, with many paying full fees, renting properties and spending very large sums of money while resident here. will the foreign secretary clarify what consideration he has given to lifting the sanctions that prevent their families and sponsors from transferring money into the uk during their stay? will he at least consider nominating a single bank in the uk as a conduit for student support, much as the united states has done during the whole period of its sanctions against iran? >> i will look at those points as part of the step-by-step upgrading of our bilateral relations. it is possi

. >> you sheffield out $120 million? >> no, i did a piece on that for cbs sunday morning.t's wonderful about that piece, i got a posterboard of it. is everybody sees something different in it. >> that's great. i love art. >>> tampa bay times the idea of needing your beauty sleep may be true. researchers surveyed photos of me and say, god, he's ugly. they looked at people awake for more than 31 hours, their eyes were bloodshot, droopy, swollen. there you go. scientists say this proves those who are sleep deprived are perceived as less attractive and less healthy. as you can tell, i haven't slept in weeks. >> in 80 years. >> we prove that every morning at about 6:00 with the eyes, the whole thing, not good. >> we're going to do politico. we're not going down to mike allen. >> no. >> we don't need him. we don't need the vander high guy the ceo. we got the great maggie with us for the playbook. you are big, in the too big for us. >> let's talk about rand paul. he was at the citadel in charleston yesterday. talking to members of the military, here's a little of what he said. >>

he is professor of artificial intelligence and robotics at the university of sheffield in the u.k., ands founder of the international committee for robotic arms control, and is currently very involved in the campaign to stop killer robots, as it is called, and will be to bang about the push autonomous weapons, which is a very important issue for us in relationship to the growing uses of drones. . so at the moment three nations have so far used armed drones, the u.s., israel, and the u.k., and about 12 nations, we do not know the exact number, of nations have seen drone strikes on their territory. afghanistan, pakistan, yemen, libya, mali, the pseudo-,es, egypt, about 12 -- sudan. about 12 countries. one of the big issues is the secrecy surrounding them. three nations have launched drone strikes, 12 have been victims, but that will be the tip of the iceberg unless we raise our voices and challenge the proliferation of drones. the u.k. first began using an armed predator drone about 10 years ago, when crew began piloting u.s. churns over direct and afghanistan in 2004, so it is almost exa