spector's there's a secret agreement between civil society in the military. we know there's going on there but please don't bring it about you know we want to live our life without. without knowing what it takes to have a peaceful life. or here just to talk about what we did. because we feel this is the this is one of the most important pieces from the puzzle that is missing and the discussion and debate here in this area. we try to talk about the small stories that make the big problem to make big picture try to talk about what does it mean occupation how does a cloak on a daily basis. how do you do it as an occupier forty years of occupation according to the u.n. there are today more than five hundred checkpoints and obstacles in the west bank where these trailers soldiers control and hinder palestinians the biggest checkpoint is located between ramallah and east jerusalem on occupied land. the checkpoint is called. the i had group of israeli women and here eyes that nobody knows what's going on so we decided to create a group that's going to the checkpoint

and makes good progress in talks with devon spector's this happens hopes to get another aid package to stave off the fall but the i.m.f. warns the global economy is in a perilous state with the u.s. and e.u. close to falling back into recession. as palestine's bid for statehood and the united nations looms closer the world's eyes are on israel aren't he spoke to the former head of the israeli secret service as army aisle on who things solutions to peace in the region do exist and he shares his insights in our interview next. let me i have been on an israeli politician and the for me here of the bit the israeli secret service thank you very much for joining us here on r.t. for several years now you've advocated a two state solution between israelis and palestinians do you see the palestinian bid at the united nations as a step in the study action i'm not sure i think that. what would be the scenario that we should see in the next future there is the scenario immediately after. a cry you know for public admission. probably the international community will create such a question of the br

international team of spector's has decided it will return to greece and next week to check on the country's progress in reaching its budget goals athens hopes this will help to win the release of the latest emergency loans. want to convince the debt inspectors they could meet strict budget targets as the country desperately needs the next eight billion euro bailout package without the money the country could default within weeks however no decision it will be made in till october the i.m.f. is one that europe and the united states of the risk of falling back into recession unless lawmakers act quickly also underscoring the region's difficulties was a credit rating downgrade of italy by standard and poor's financial analyst michael moore believes the cost and downgrades are only putting pressure on the world economy. also to take into account that there is a kind of currency war going on especially with through this continuous downgrade from the united states from the rating agencies here in europe i mean what does it really matter one notch up or down but psychological and it's really very

because for instance, the first firefight on the scene to arrive from outside the pentagon, derek spector from arlington, is trying desperately to call on the radio and say, everybody knew a plane had crashed another knew for sure where it crashed. he's calling and saying i'm at the pentagon, there's a big hole in the building. the plane into the building and no one can hang because on the radio if you're talking and someone else pushes the button to talk, it can cover up and they can talk over you. everyone was talking over each other. finally, one of the arlington captains stopped and said everybody be quiet. truck 105, tell us what's going on. you can hear the tape where he takes a half a second and very clearly describes what he sees, playing into the pentagon, helipad site. those types -- also, two of the arlington senior firefighters who are so expensive, bob cornwall, chuck gibbs, who are talking about like they're ordering pizza because these guys are such cool characters, been doing this along and you're talking back and forth, back, fire over, give me a couple more guys. to list

. >> we still face the spector of terrorism, we still have people within our borders who need to do us harm and will at the first opportunity. >> reporter: alice's son mark died fighting the terrorists, who is widely believed were going to crash flight 93 into either the white house or the capital building in washington, d.c. >> there wasn't much good news that came out of september 11, but america has seen the story of a little handful of guys in the back of a pitching and nearly empty doomed 757. how they were able to call their loved ones, say good-bye, gather information, and gather weapons around hem, implement things they were going to do. >> reporter: inspired by what she calls her son's ultimate act of volunteerism, alice and other families who lost loved ones on 9/11 are calling on people at this 10-year mark to step up in honor of those courageous passengers on flight 93. >> i'm so glad that my good deed and hands-obey area have teamed up to promote 9/11 as a day of service and remembrance. it's a wonderful opportunity for all of america to go and learn how they can dedicate

the improbable spector of a republican troupbsing his democratic opponent in one of the most heavily democratic congressional district in the nation. that's what happened last night when job turner a retired 70-year-old businessman did he even better than the pollsters had predicted. he focused his campaign directly on president obama, his economy and the president's policies regarding israel. he defeated democratic assemblyman david weprin despite heavy union and democratic support. turner won by a margin of 54 to 46%. that's two points more than the polls had predicted. >> we have been told this is a referendum, and we are ready to say, mr. president, we are on the wrong track. [cheering] >> we have had it with an irresponsible fiscal policy which endangers the entire economy and every one of our social safety networks. >> reporter: turner says this is just the start of the rejection of president obama that he says will spread across the country last year. democrats are down-playing that possibility. they say special elections like this one are unique and not reflective of what wil

you see the person in the white shirt, that is the rank of a lieutenant, or captain or in spector.d, the guys with the most longevity on the force are in the middle of this. ray kelly sent his a-team out there to prevent any kind of melee and i think they did the bear minimum that they had to do to maintain control of the situation for all the rest of the citizens out there who are affected by this. megyn: they've been there all week, and they were looking for publicity they got it in the end. arthur, mark, peaceful protests lawfully are at the core of our rights as americans. disorder tere lee conduct and assaulting a police officer do not qualify as peaceful if that's what happened here. we'll wait and see it play out. , megyn: following a major controversy at vanderbilt university. one professor a cushion the school of suppressing religion claiming a new policy would destroy every religious organization on campus. senior national correspondent john roberts live in atlanta with more, john. >> reporter: this is a story attracting a lot of comments on foxnews.com. vanderbilt univer

president, my question is, what specific regulations would you repeal to spur growth in the private spector. bill: how will they answer tonight? that question, many more just like it, so for tonight's debate, if you want to file a question either in written form or videotape, go to foxnews.com, scroll down to the spotlight section and click on the republican presidential debate. there it is. martha. martha: bill, thank you very much. well, he says that september 8th, 2009 in afghanistan was the worst day of his life. but last week, marine sergeant dakota meyer was given the medal of honor, the nation's highest military honor for his actions on that day . the 21-year-old dakota meyer went against orders, straight into the middle of a massive firefight, a convoy of fellow marines were being am burred in a valley in eastern afghanistan, they dragged out the wounded and then went back, five times in all, under heavy and close fire. in the end, 13 americans and 23 afghan soldiers were saved. we are honored to have marine sergeant dakota meyer here in "america's newsroom". thank you for your serv

a lot of these are union jobs, not private spector jobs. would be for the president to reduce the burdens on the private sector, and there is not much of that in this. that is certainly something that the committee, the supercommittee is talking about. in fact you have both democrats and republicans there saying one way to boost job creation is to reduce future deficits because businesses are afraid they're going to have to pay those debts and that they won't be able to hire new workers. both democrats and republicans see deficit reduction as a way of creating jobs. the president, not so much. bill: i see. we're awaiting the president. that is teachers, firefighters. police officers, who have gathered around there in the rose garden but specifically on the supercommittee, they had already been given a huge job to find all these cuts in the federal government. how do you think they're taking this one? go find 447 billion more? >> reporter: it is one-third more than they were already charged with and they were hoping to do more than 1 1/2 tri