now all the sudden spector has a problem. a reporter named jim lear, writes a wire story about the uncounted shot. for three weeks, jay edgar hoover tries to say there's no shot. what are you talking about? the u.s. attorney in texas has already cut out the piece of the curb and has evidence. now spector has a giant problem. therefore, is born the single bullet theory. the first shot hit the curb, second shot hits kennedy, and the third shot hits kennedy, case closed. nonsense. kennedy's hit from the front the first time. there's multiple shooters, without question. he's hit in the front and back without question. you can't get out three shots in 6.5 seconds with this rifle. the army couldn't duplicate it, nobody could. the rifle is not even cited. for those of you who are firearms experts, you understand. the scope was no good. it had not been properly sighted. it's an absurd notion. the government goes through huge gyrations to say he was shot simply from behind. thirteen doctors and nurses say there's a hole in the bang of

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all of that gives me an understanding you know direction on what they saw you know grandfather spector which included you know sitting bull big for this spot it. a young man afraid of his horses red cloud and the various ones that was able you know fortunate to go out east in one state return day they said you know people were living on top of each other and there was no way that war can continue and be won so they need to agree strategize and look to seven generations on how. can. we'll survive how they can adapt to this new way so that's what i'm doing here today is offering the old ways in looking towards renewable energy to become you know sustainable well why was red cloud such an important figure in american history. he he was able to you back when they had gold rush out west out there they had this trail that they called the bull was meant to go in in you know history books there so. they called it red cloud's war and he was. he in the cheese that i mentioned as well as to wrap a hole in the china and were able to. shut the road down which encompassed you know three forts along

while that makes exports more attractive, it raises the frightening spector of runaway inflation. >> inflation goes up which typically means central banks in these countries who are trying to fight inflation raise interest rates and that can hurt growth. >> many emerging markets have cut interest rates in recent days in an effort to entice foreign investors to stay. but the return to the united states at lower risk is a powerful proposition. al jazeera new york. >> this obviously isn't the first time that world currencies are under pressure. go back to 1977 when situations in thailand spread across the globe. that weighed on currencies everywhere. can that happen again? let's go to a man who has 45 years of investing experience. he said situations have improved since that last currency crisis. jim, good to see you again. >> thank you. >> you were managing money in 1997 when that happened. i guess people are worried, is that--are we going in that direction again? >> well, first of all remember that we had tremendous growth in the economy and the world economies, and in asset prices in

. >> the spekt spector of a bitcoin cartel is why it's rises in the shadow. first runner-up is light coin. thousand the market cap is $600 million compared to bitcoin $9 billion, it can be mined competitively using a home computer. they're vying for a share of the digital currency market. no matter how attractive they are to investors, some governments just don't like digital currencies. india's central bank recently put a damper on bitcoin exchanges and china has banned financial institutions from handling bitcoins. still digital currency advocates insist there's no putting the up genie back in the bottle. >> they have found a way to send money over the internet instantaneously without any intermediary. it's not something governments can just stop. >> al jazeera, new york. >>> the 2013 stock market boom so far is a big bust. the dow is down 139 points on the first full trading day of the new year. tech stonings lead the decline after endless downgrade of shares of apple. chrysler will be owned solely by fiat. it will buy the remaining 41% of the company from

spector is a big company. >> they have a run before christmas.hey had a huge oil spill were they gave not as much as we thought they would deliver. was the biggest oil find since 1974. that, at least in norway because they are such a big layer they are able to squeeze a small minority -- a able toer they are squeeze a small minority. ireland goes to the bond market yesterday. you have portuguese bonds. >> i have been positive on ireland all last year. there might not be a lot of room left. is 4.9% of the debt gdp. therefore, it could be a good candidate. the rate is lower compared to one week ago. this is good news. >> it is good to have an optimist. welcome. i hope it goes well for you. thanks for joining us. i hope we will see you later in the year. running for the top job at microsoft. who is next in the race? we will discuss that after the break. >> welcome back. here are some companies that are on the move. shares of nintendo rose to the highest in two years after china lifted a ban on gaming machines. to protectanned youth from the corrupti

she said, no, good news, we increased our budget and we have more spectors now. we can visit you more often. >> you got this letter. deere dear members of our regulation community. sounds like a family. >> a community i don't want to be a part of. >> they actually wanted a comprehensive written disaster plan detailing every i would do with my rabbit in event of a fire, flood, temperatures, ice storm. >> 20 possible disasters they list. intentional attack. animals escape. tornado, hurricane, blizzard. the government calls these common emergencies. >> the plan came in at 30 pages. >> you say to these people, come , this is ridiculous and they laugh and say, it is, but we ve to do this? >> they don't laugh ever. >> there's more. you're not doing your job if you're a regulator unless you add more of this stuff. >> that's why government grows new one direction and dne shrink. america was cop received as a sea of lisch with an island of government power. we're now a sea of government power with ever shrinking islands of liberty. >> let's go to the sea of government pow

and then there is the spector of wall street and the banks doing very well. why? >> we see from the growth of our economy going from wall street so the wealthiest americans. cooperation profits are booming, but for us middle class working people have been flat for decades. real wages have only gone up 3%. so a lot of americans are feeling like they are being rest lind in thirest--left behind. >> to be on the right side of income equality and the middle class, what can he do about it other than giving speeches. >> libby said it and you said it, the president is going to announce that he's going sign an executive order to raise the minimum wage of employees of federal contractors. he'll convene large employers and urge them to hire some of the 4 million americans who have been unemployed. congress just cut off the emergency compensation that was going to those members, and they'll get the benefits that they need to feed their families. they'll call on congress to invest in infrastructure and use existing resources in the administration to try to invest in creating j

the spector of uncertainty is still a big deterrent for hiring and investing. i hope we get to 3% but i think that may be a little too optimistic and certainly there's a track record for us all coming in and getting all excited about the economy at the beginning of the year and then having something happen in the first half that has to lower expectations. >> john rutledge, i think something happens when the dollar goes up. and what i think i'm seeing -- and i may be wrong -- i'm seeing a rise in the real exchange rate of the dollar. i'm seeing a rise in real interest rates. i think interest rates are going to go much higher. all of that combined with a drop in oil prices, that may be too polly-annish but are things going to be better than people think? >> i think so. the u.s. is actually far ahead of both europe and japan in the timing of the recovery from the financial crisis, which is why we are coming along. europe is so excited with signs of life. the best signs for growth that we saw from the adp report yesterday is that the new jobs numbers were skewed to

the problems is the spector of money in some of these a-rod like numbers that we're seeing.ded of what holbrooke told charlie sheen in wall street. the main thing about money is that it makes you do things you don't want to do. and if there is this belief out there that there is a nexus, a connection between all of the money that david samson's firm made and ultimately what is happening with all of these ongoing investigations, it's going to be a very messy series of months ahead for david samson. >> now, you know, richard, when you look at the fact that the new supercommittee formed yesterday, right away four republicans on the committee started saying they were concerned about the fairness of the investigation. listen to this. >> reiterating the concerns that our party has expressed about the bipartisan nature of this commission. >> there is what i see as a glaring omission here. it seems to me under these circumstances, anybody could investigate anything. >> there is a concern that most of us would have when you take on a lawyer whether there is ever a conflict. >> if the

maybe this is the age old spector of a black man being threatening to a white woman. >> is there something will play devil's advocate, white people, now i can't use "thug"? what's the next word you are going to tell me i can't use. it seems like a game of calvinball the pc brigades are picking out a word to use. >> of course, you can use the word thug. the question is, why would you use it in this particular circumstance? what is the association between a talented football player who made an incredible play and after the play went over to congratulate the other player, a rather sportsmanlike, him on a competition and was should competition and was should have. he did not respond violently. >> that's right. >> so why does that equate with thug? i think that's the bigger question. >> it's always a pleasure. thank you. >> good, thank you. coming up, remember mike huckabee, here he is speaking at the rnc in washington. >> women i know are smart, educated, intelligent, capable of doing anything anyone else can do. our party stands for the recognition of the quality of women and capacity of wome

what that looks like is an attack on teachers and public spector, and it is about union busting, union busting in particular because of the power, the political power and that power unions have in the city; right? breaking the unions to closing down schools breaks the union breaking the political power of chicago teaches to fight against the public agenda. there's a clear thing happening here on multiple levels of what the attack looks like. he's also -- since he's been in office, eliminated the corporate head tax. this is a tax in place on corporations of more than 50 employees to basically pay for some of the infrastructure excepts and to acknowledge the profits that they make by being based in chicago. that was eliminated. now, at the same time, that happened at the same time he passed the budget to cut mental health clippics by 50%. clear connection of who is benefits and who is not from the policies moving forward under this administration. this question starts with our current mayor; right? we had a few years of mayor daily before hand where we move forward, but he's continued th

whenever there is the spector or potential for federal prosecution, any official who could be embroiled. they are well within their rights to do that under the united states constitution. >> we know the democrats are gunning for christie. is there any chance this investigation could back fire if christie turns out to be a victim as well? >> it could. christie essentially set the bar the other day and said he knew nothing about this and held the people that did accountable. if the story holds at that and fizzles as many scandals do in our modern age, the danger for democrats is the story is a partisan investigation or obsession with investigation when new jersey residents want attention turned back to the economy. that's the danger that democrats do face in the coming months. >> joey, what about the class action lu suawsuit? do they have a case? >> i think they do. the first thing is a federal claim. people have the right to travel and travel freely and due process under the law. not to be denied life, liberty. the state claims there are viable. they speak to negligence of officials. wer