as he calls it, an american spring. here is captain charisma on keith olberman's new show. >> the arab spring, the nonviolent part of it isn't finished yet, but we need to have an american spring, an american tahrir square, nonviolent change where people from the grassroots get involved again. not in the tea party style. >> not then, no. >> but aren't there people who are genuinely upset with the tea party? >> there are people genuinely upset. i understand that. but that movement was funded with money from right wing billionaires, the cope brothers and promoted it on fox news and turned into a stalking horse for this right wing agenda that a lot of people have been trying to push on this country for a longtime. >> he is like a slowly deflating hissing balloon. one day he will go like this and just float away. if gore is encouraging a revolution on the left, some are already accepting the call. i believe we have a tape of the first meeting. >> that is just wrong. >> issue a press release. >> jill, since you started talki

turn the arab spring the progress the arab spring into an arab spring clean of zionism and an empire of politics in the region so really what the west is trying to do the trying to make the libya a quote unquote success so they can roll on syria next so as you see it this is maybe not good. no no no not not by far this guy has been out war with the west before and in a way i'm sure that you know really he revels in it so what we're seeing now is nato trying to make a success of libya so they can focus on syria but they've got problems in afghanistan and we saw what the taliban contribution to this debate was in the glowing up of the british council in kabul so they have many headaches on their hands right now so it's completely not sure what the outcome of this and gadhafi and his forces no doubt will put out very stiff resistance in tripoli is going to be very messy so you can't thanks ever so much independent freelance journalist as you are forgiven you sure thought on the line from london tonight on r.t. international. but the situation in libya is of course being closely monitore

turn the arab spring the pro-west arab spring into an arab spring clean of zionism and an empire of politics in the region so really what the west is trying to do the trying to make libya a quote unquote success so they can roll on syria next. president sarkozy of france as well as the german government again calling on gadhafi to step down in the face of the recent gains by the rebels of these dental bushels in paris with the latest on that side of it. president nicolas sarkozy has political rivals in the dispositive moment the. libyan people call them a really great. backing of the rebel provisional kelto you will get that immediately get what he had left as the outcome of rebel victory is no longer in del bosque the idea that it should immediately all that is forbidden to cease fire and to give way to the legitimate as he called it libya north or the now because he has really to live transmissions in the last twenty four hours you know the libyan people will never allow all of the goods across the globe to be a major exporter of energy that he will never allow the collaborator th

american spring. here we have a manufacturing lost five percent last month service industries a week his growth in seventeen months the republicans have not passed one job or economic stimulus package it looks like we're going to double the recession how long or maybe even depression how long before an american spring happens so i think that video clip that you showed of al gore he looked a little tense like he needs a massage or something but i won't i won't get into that as a cheap shot what i will say is that what he's saying is pretty much despicable to suggest that that our president is like a side and so like a syrian dictator who kills his own citizens is completely inane and i'm not suggesting now that i pointed out the manufacturing lost five percent last month i mean the economy is crashing and what that's like to people say no good for me at that though not if you're the analogy to suggest that obama is this dictator that we're we're bubbling up against you know and the reality is that you

political change i want to play a little bit of what he said that we need to have an american spring a kind of an american tahrir square nonviolent change where people from the grassroots get involved again do you think that's the answer to get involved politically so that your voice is more heard and maybe some change could be enacted you had any kind of faith in that kind of a response. you know. i'm not sure because there are so many lobbyists out there you know being paid by corporations and are just there to just make more money for themselves and screw the little people you know. so do you feel really there's nothing you can do well i mean we can try. to less all of us get together all at once you know. just one person here and there you know it's not really going to do much but maybe if we all got together maybe we could. change them. all right well we certainly appreciate you sharing your story and we wish you the best of luck in finding a job that was brian france who has as a ninety nine er in south now as you just heard al gore is calling for an american spring inspired by

to have an american spring you know the. non-violent part of it isn't finished yet but we need to have an american storing account of the american. nonviolent change were people from the grassroots get involved again. al gore stop just short of calling for revolution he still seems to believe that the democratic process of voting really gives people a voice but what about grassroots effort that he is calling for why are we seeing an american spring seeing you young americans take to the streets like we have throughout north africa and the middle east when one reason maybe because they can't afford it and it's recently passed that deal might only be making that situation worse joining me from our studio in los angeles to discuss this is an actress ferry and host of the young turks university and thanks so much for joining us tonight now since the debt deal has passed of course we have heard and i think rightly so a lot of outcry you can say from progressive's keith oberman call for people to go to the streets now we have al g

al gore says we need an american arab spring. >> we need to have an american spring.iolent part of it isn't finished yet. but we feed to have an american spring. a kind after american taher square nonviolent change where people from the grassroots get involved again. not in the tea party-style. >> sean: the tea party was the grassroots. who does he think they are? >> my favorite quote al gore gets one thing right, even partial limb. i know it is difficult to imagine that people care about values in this country was based on will rise up and get more involved in the democratic process. hey al, that's the tea party. >> my reaction is, you can dislike members of congress, i understand that the people who first time involved in politics, want to cut spending, balance the budget, reduce taxes, constitutional principles, how can you be against those forces? i'm all for activism, i didn't heatatatatatatatatatatatatatata. >> sean: people on the left class warfare, half the country doesn't pay income taxes. when is the anger the backlash going to go towards the people that hav

in his first stay at warm springs. when the monthly bill came in for electric light for my little cottage, he said, i found that the charge was four times as much as i was paying in hyde park. someone in the audience shouted, we hear you! and someone else yelled out, they were just trying to rob us poor people! but roosevelt explained that the economic and social problems facing the south were more complex than the price of electricity. he dampened the crowd's festive mood by describing the many problems afflicting the south. it's my conviction, he said, that the south presents right now the nation's number one economic problem. the nation's problem -- not merely the south's -- for we have an economic unbalance in the nation as a whole due to this very condition in the south itself. it's an unbalance that we can't -- that can and must be righted for the sake of the south and of the nation. then he got closer to the heart of the subject and announced that the task of meeting the economic and social needs of the south ca

near future or during his presidency even in mid march a firestorm sorts across syria as the arab spring made its way around the globe since that time it's believed that well over one thousand protesters have been killed by the security forces of syrian dictator bashar al assad women children and many innocent peaceful protesters have encountered the force of a tyrannical government out of its people's control peaceful protests are met with bullets and tanks were firing tales of riddle torture a leak from dissidents on the internet and the haunting graphic images verify much of what they're saying residents are stepping up barricades against government tanks blocking military supply lines and defending their neighborhoods with stones from encroaching government troops. and today marks the first day of ramadan a holy month for muslims and it is this time that the government of syria fears that its people will become especially inspired to rise up in greater unison incidentally today is also the sixty sixth anniversary of the creation of the syrian army so the crackdowns are turning up and

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it an american spring. she captain charisma on the new show. >> we need to have an american spring.le par the nonviolent part is not finished yet. but we need to have an american spring. it is an american tahrir s square. it is a nonviolent change where people from the grassroots get involved again.he not in the tea party style.ot >> not then, no. aren't there people who are genuinely upset in the tea tre party? >> there are people who are genuinely upset in the tea party.t. i understand that. iement was funded right with money from right wing billionaires, the coke brothers and promoted on foxot news.ted i and turned into a stalking horse more this right wingople agenda that a lot of people have been trying to push on cou lois country for a longtime. >> it is like a slowly deflating hissing balloon. t one day he will just float away. ifay. >> if gore is encouraging arevon revolution on the left smrks ccepalready a ting thehe call.. i believe we have tape of thee first meeting. >> peta better send a letter

challenge in the particular for president obama i think what he faces right now given that the arab spring has turned upside down all of the longstanding assumptions of what u.s. policy in the middle east needs to be i don't think they're anywhere close to having a real doctrine yet ok and so we're going to you in paris i mean do you agree with the military intervention into libya. well yes i do. i mean given what's going on with phyllis you said ok i mean i and i and all tend to agree with her you know we always think of sending tanks and planes and troops and boots and bombs and sure like in effect political change changes but it became to haunt everybody in the long run but you support it and go right ahead. well i think i think we need to have a bigger picture and we take a longer view there were three happening because i don't particularly pursue the truth attention as a whole interest what i think you have this is if we take a longer view but the last thirty forty years and fifty years since the nationals of terminations movements which laws are shaped and drew lines around the deser

that that's true in a classroom the kind of we have an arab spring. if i was going. none of those really there isn't and i think it is a civil war when people when two sides are fighting to hold territory i think that makes it a civil war i don't think the the opposition side is an arm when you're if you're on the outs on this if you're two hundred you're home one for no it's not an army it's a it's an armed population i agree with that but there are now two cybill in zone reading into this is going to say i'm leaving the house and there but i was used the lesson of all but in the house as i'm not going to other close to force people on this is not a very good if you want to call it is so that even i'm saying there are two sides fighting right eric and phyllis diller and if you see is have a show there's a stalemate the u.s. and its allies have chosen the side as well in this game making it more and more aid to the side for a change although nobody wants to say she says she was here when she was in the throes of the dictators and the like but it's just same time is t

by the whole arab spring it has been trying to stop it it could help destabilize iran i mean iraq excuse me or lebanon turkey doesn't like it because there have been refugees and the fear is that if serious looks towards civil war there would be a lot more refugees so clearly this is challenges all of the neighbors of syria on the other hand military intervention economic sanctions may do no good either can the world stop syria from going through this these convulsions i'm not sure i can ok professor joshua landis thanks for your expert opinion there from the center of the mideast studies at the university of oklahoma good of you to program a pleasure. focusing on israel now for a bit showy thousands there have taken industrial action in tel aviv this weekend in protest against the government the strikes followed the whole weekend of massive demonstrations over rising house prices and escalating cost of living people are demanding social justice and better working conditions dottie's policy is there for us following the latest in tel aviv. israelis are mobilizing on the streets of tel av

so far these arab spring especially the developments in egypt have caused damage especially the israeli egyptian link it doesn't look strong it doesn't look stable anymore without mubarak and israel has lost its closest friend in the region. in the last two three years and since turkey is one of its closest friends so you have to keep there with the normal relations and with the strategic look is now extremely important because the whole middle east is shaking do you think the israeli government learned any lessons from nothing about. this that israel was too prepared really with with. that the fact that it was a very different flotilla this year was a surprise to israel too why do you think turkey did not cooperate with time around i think if you started asking me if greece was a surprise i think it was the big. surprise i'm not sure i know all the reasons but something big in meaningfully happened in the key it's really. in the position i can only guess some of the reasons what's happening in syria today in the fact that these are very worried has to pay a lot of attention to its bord

after playing winter ball in palm springs, he attempted a comeback this spring with the a's. >> i don't know what they really expected. i just -- they were probably just hope willing for me to do well. they have a high regard for the type of person i am. >> they sat there in some room and said, hey, we're going to give this guy a shot for all reasons. 1:stinson extended springcc training and even a short callup highlights.ccere the time away caught up with the catcher. >> i'm not at the high level i know i was capable of or am capable of. i don't have the time really to do it. >> when i got back to extended, about a week or two in. it's not always nice to be sent down. it's not a positive experience. so that kind of got me on that road to thinking, should i really be doing this? >> he hung up his catching gear. if you think the navy stole away his baseball career? think begin. >> no, i don't have any regret, bitterness. that would be ridiculous to say. anybody who knows me would say you're a fool for saying you're bitter or had any inclination to shirk away his commitment and not fulfil

that's true in a classroom the kind of we have an arab spring. if i was going head to toe you could be a lot of the military have been there isn't it and i think it is a civil war when people when two sides are fighting to hold territory i think that makes it a civil war i don't think the the opposition side is an art when you're on the ass on this if you're going to treat your home phone no it's not an army it's a it's an armed population i agree with that but there are now two side buttons overrating going through this is going to say i'm leaving the house and there but it has used well some of all but within the house i'm not going to other close to force people on this john this is the easiest but if you want to call i would assume i mean i'm saying there are two sides fighting right eric and phyllis diller and if you see is how they show us the stalemate the u.s. and its allies have chosen the side as well in this again making it more and more the side for a change although nobody wants to say she says she was here when she was in the throes

so for these arab spring especially the developments in egypt have caused damage especially the israeli egyptian link it doesn't look strong it doesn't look stable anymore without mubarak and israel has lost its closest friend in the region. in the last two three years of sr its closest friend so. with the normal relations and with the strategic dialogue is no extremely important because the whole middle east is shaking these people israeli government learned any lessons from last just about this israel was to prepared i mean with with in effect the it was a very different flotilla this year was a surprise to israel and to why do you think you could not cooperate at this time around i think if you started school me if greece was a surprise i think it was the big. surprise i'm not sure i know all the reasons but something big in meaningful happened. and it's really. in the position i can only guess at some of the reasons of what's happening in syria today in the fact that he's very worried in history pay a lot of attention to its border with syria is very worried about the future iranian

item 9 is related to the crystal springs pipeline number two improvement project. this property, i have an overhead for you. this is in the town of hillsborough. what is before the committee today is the purchase of temporary construction easements totaling 6440 square feet and a permanent easements of 4600 square feet. the settlement agreement calls for a purchase price of 87,005 and $7, which is between the appraised value and the requested amount from the owner and is pursuant to an summoned by the puc general manager and commission, who will approve this resolution. this is in conformance with the general plan, and with your approval, we would be able to execute the agreement for sale and the eastman documents for this project. i will do 10 and 11. if you have questions, i also have brian from the puc. item 10 is for the san joaquin pipeline system improvements. this location is in the city of tracy. this acquisition is on the tracy called country club, shown here. roughly where my finger is is where the pipeline cuts across the country club. this is two timber

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what is he talking about arab spring in america?e democracy last week? >> greg: he is equating countries under oppression with our democracy. by that comparison, it's a subtle way of comparing the tea party to gaddafi, mubarak and assad. it's incredibly insulting, but more than that, it's sad. you realize how far gore has fallen in irrelevancy. just by showing that clip, more people have seen gore than anybody watching current tv in the last month. >> dana: so the inventor of the internet actually moved on to invent his own news channel and he hired keith olbermann to continue be on the news every day to provide more fodder. he has been a guest the past two nights. andrea, what do you think? >> andrea: the tea party, he went after the koch brothers, fox news. part of me wants to look in the camera and just say shut up. this is evidence if he would have talked less, he would have been president. the other half of me likes when he talks because the more he talks the worse -- >> dana: that's why i say if you think president obama wants

liberal revolution like the one of these in the scots and also seemed to a fail to notice the arab spring happened because of government oppression not a lack of it but it is quite telling that while democrats occupy the majority of the senate and the white house the former vice president is proposing a revolution maybe he missed the part where the dictator ends up on trial in a hospital bed. a new new beetle mormon grants one magical money powers oh i guess only the fed has those still it is rather curious how mitt romney's presidential campaign has managed to find itself several million dollars richer the ticket is reporting that mitt romney raised twelve point two million dollars in the first six months of two thousand and eleven through a super pac known as restore our future restore our yeah bring back the future pac is reported to have received three contributions of one million dollars apiece from three mysterious companies one of which is now defunct w span l l c a new york based company was formed in march across the state tax estate lawyer cameron casey it closed up shop after g

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, they have been captured about 90 miles to the south of colorado springs near the city of pueblo. authorities say at least two of them have been captured. again there are some preliminary reports, reports not yet confirmed by nbc news that the third suspect has also been taken into custody. again, all of this has happened without the exchange of gunfire according to authorities on scene. >> we'll wait to hear about the third suspect. my understanding is when they caught the two the third one took off on foot. you wouldn't think it would be that difficult in that area to try to find him again. we'll wait for confirmation that a third arrest has been made and maybe relief for their mom that they were caught alive because she had reportedly received a text from them saying that something to the effect of everybody has a time to die. >> reporter: you'll recall these siblings had said and told family and friends that they were not going to be taken to custody alive from a law enforcement perspective they may see this as a good ending to a manhunt. no shots were fired and that's what la

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now there are only three who will graduate from his class this spring.ochiro is a bit behind his classmates. nsmsrai is one of ochiro's classmates. ochiro sees him as a rival. ochiro and his classmates have started practicing for their graduation performances in may. they will show everything they've learned during their seven years of training. each student picks a famous scene for their solo dance. namsarai has chosen one of the best classic ballets, sleeping beauty. many dancers long to perform it. advanced technique and acting skill are required in the role. meanwhile, the dance teacher advised ochir0 to dance a particular role. puss in boots, he's a comical character from "sleeping beauty." ochiro turned down the suggestion. >> gopak is based on a ukrainian dance. audience loves the high jumps and movements. it's a difficult role to perform. ochiro thinks that he can impress the audience with his intensity instead of trying to be elegant. also, the teacher's doing his best. this is the role ochiro chose himself. he can't give up. training ochiro for