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>> i don't think you can say that they're stoking nationalism. nationalism exists in china now. it is a unifying element with the decline of some of the communist methodology that used to be so dominant. and any china leader now has to consider what the nationalist reaction will be. so it has to be a factor. but the question is he -- are they serious or is this a tactical device. >> are they serious about what? >> serious about the fundamental question of trying to establish a relationship between two potential adversaries that avoids confrontation, but permits each side to continue with dignity to pursue its own national objectives. i think at the are serious about making the exploration. we are similarly have to be serious because what is the alternative that we will do. if it works well, then at the end of ten years, this may have become a habit that has transformed into national relations. if it doesn't work, it will look after its own interests. we surely will. and i'm usually considered a realist. and these talks should be conducted with the conviction that each side knows

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. >> by joining talks to enter the transpacific partnership, he stoked the ire of the farm lobby. >> the tpp is important. i think it's really likely to encourage japan to make a structural reform in a way that it can really lure the service and investment barriers. >> government officials say they know their experiment carries risk. the japan's energy bill is soaring, and fears of whether japan can service its debt is there. salaries and hiring is not pin ceasing. the support for the prime minister -- is not increasing. the support for the prime minister is strong. what is less certain is whether the economy will continue to drop, a nationalistic agenda that is closer to its heart. for "nightly business report." >> japan's prime minister said that deregulation is the priority for the growth strategy and he is set to announce a new round of reforms later this week. tiyle tyler? >> a tasty earnings report, cracker barrel reported a 30% increase in profit and increased the dividends and the forecast for the year. investors ate up the results and pushed shares up 6.5% on the day. >> as

he started off by talking about the international media, stoking up the discontent at accusing them of working with dark foreign powers. he then suggested that they are conspirators inside turkey. a possiblegests purge by saying he no longer wants to see them in their jobs. he went on to play the islamic card. he then went on to accuse the ongoing unrest as being anti- islamic. a very powerful, uncompromising message and likely to fuel further escalation in the ongoing crisis. >> you are in central istanbul right now. what is the situation there? >> i'm about 300 meters from the square. following the end of the speech, there was a cacophony of people banging pots and pans from their was as and then there large number of protesters trying to enter the square. they were beaten back by riot police. a large amount of tear gas. number of people detained are believed to be foreign. surrounding buildings have been opened to them by people living here. they regrouped and are trying to get back into the square. this has been going on all along the square in all the different neighborhoods. >> d

prime minister has vowed not to back on that redevelopment project which he said was being sed to stoke tensions against his government. he also called for an immediate for the e protests but time being that doesn't look likely. >> demonstrators and security forces have battling it out in istanbul's around park. versus tear gas, an unequal match. he police are taking a hard line against the protesters, too raoeuights observers. a small oasis it the city center. now the trees are to be felled to make way for a shopping center. that decision triggered protests one week ago. the uncompromising police response and massive use of tear caused many ordinary turks to sympathize with the demonstrators. the islamic conservative administration of the prime coming under increasing criticism. the opposition is accusing him an autocratic ed style of govern being. istanbul trators in agree. >> he is not listening to anyone. an ottoman like sultan and install his own dictatorship. to leave the park to the people. but as you can see the incidence getting much biggerment >> the rioting has been escalatin

. >> the prime minister's strong response has further stoked attention. his critics accuse him of trying to take away democratic freedoms, and that has inspired a growing number of demonstrators to join the protest movement. >> dramatic developments, so let's go straight to our correspondent to find out what is going on right now. >> it is absolute mayhem. huge amounts of gas, fires are burning while protesters are throwing stones. a few hours ago, there were thousands of people gathering at taksim square. no one was wearing their gas masks. then, without any provocation or warning -- i was standing just a few meters from a line of armored vans -- they unleashed gas into the thousands of people in the square. many people fell. you could see nothing. people were drowning in the gas. i saw dozens of people in may were taking the most seriously to nearby hospitals. there was huge anger among the protesters. there was disbelief that such a restless thing could be done to such a restless crowd. the governor is saying that this is a terror threat promising more

russia warned it could stoke more violence in the middle east. bbc has reported extensively from inside syria and tonight has this from washington. >> was this the victim of a chemical attack? activists claim he was. but many have been injured or killed in similar incidents across the country. we investigated one of these cases last month. beyond doubtproved is extremely difficult. claims thatica evidence from sites like this prove the syrian government has used chemical weapons on a small scale and many times. >> i welcome the candid assessment from the americans. it is consistent with what we have already said. there is credible evidence of multiple attacks using chemical weapons in syria, including the use of the of torrent agent sarin -- the up or its agent sarin. president obama said a red line had been crossed. >> these are decisions he made over the last several weeks. we saw a deterioration of the situation in general. >> now america has to decide which military options it was to pursue. weapons could be sent to the rebels. less likely, i

one of a group sending money to a group in somalia and a bombing of the new york stokes exchange. the phone records obtained by the nsa are destroyed after five years. >>> the republican-led house has passed a bill restricting abortions, reigniting a debate that doomed several candidates. it passed eed mostly along part lines. the bill, though, is unlikely to be considered by the democrat-led senate. >>> a controversial decisions is being held by some health experts as a breakthrough in the fight against obesity. they'll recognize obesity as a disease potentially opening the door for a widespread treatments. it's not clear what extent insurers will cover treatments. one-third of adults in the american are considered obese. >>> some sad news to report, journalist and war correspondent michael hastings has died. a statement on buzzfeed's website said that the young reporter was killed in a car crash early tuesday morning. he's best known for his expose say of general stanley mcchrystal. hastings spoke about his report on morning joe back in 2010. >> i think there are serious questio

. >> the prime minister's strong response has further stoked attention. his critics accuse him of trying to take away democratic freedoms, and that has inspired a growing number of demonstrators to join the protest movement. >> dramatic developments, so let's go straight to our correspondent to find out what is going on right now. >> it is absolute mayhem. huge amounts of gas, fires are burning while protesters are throwing stones. a few hours ago, there were thousands of people gathering at taksim square. no one was wearing their gas masks. then, without any provocation or warning -- i was standing just a few meters from a line of armored vans -- they unleashed gas into the thousands of people in the square. many people fell. you could see nothing. people were drowning in the gas. i saw dozens of people in may were taking the most seriously to nearby hospitals. there was huge anger among the protesters. there was disbelief that such a restless thing could be done to such a restless crowd. the governor is saying that this is a terror threat promising more

it stoked a sell-off? t in the banks today. they're off of the lows but still in the red.e basel rules were challenged when senators brown and vitter proposed legislation that would require banks to keep 15% of assets in capital at all times. a hearing on that, bill, is expected at some point this summer. as is the final rule from basel 3, and at least a draft rule on any increase capital levels from washington. so we'll stay tuned for that, but no word as of yet. maria and bill? >> thank you very much. we will be talking with the ceo of bnp paribas to find out his plans and look at the regulatory changes on the horizon. >>> tesla and new york state involved in a war of words. phil, what's going on here? >> maria, this is the case where new york is the latest state where legislators are considering a law that would ban direct sales of automobiles, and, as you know, that's what tesla does. it sells its vehicles directly. not through dealerships. and as a result, this law is getting a lot of attention. essentially, what it comes down to this is. the new york state legislatur

. >> absolutely stoked. it is an incredible moment in history. it is really nice to see that the supreme court has made a respectable decision. i am overjoyed. >> it feels like a big pressure valve got released today. we are going to play and dance and have a great time and do stuff for future generations that don't have to go through what we went through. >> reporter: and again just a very small but vocal group on the sidewalk from 7:00 this morning when the announcement came out until a few minutes ago and now people are pouring off the sidewalks. coming out of it seems like nowhere pouring into the streets. there is a truck set up. that is a stage. there is going to be live music. people have been putting posters around parking meters saying you can do what you want to do but not advised to park along castro street until about 10:00 tonight if the party can stop at that point. live in san francisco, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> you talked about a stage being set up. is there a formal guest list of speakers? will this get to the thous

the list has stoked widespread anger against the government and prominent businessman. " people have been killed in a series of bombs in iraq. the explosion started a market in the city of baquba. dozens of people were wounded. it's not known who was behind the attack. eruptedf fighting has in afghanistan. the latest attacks, suicide bombers had targeted the intelligence department in zabul province. security forces earlier had killed seven taliban fighters staff after they attacked the airport in kabul. jennifer glasse has more. >> police say the taliban fighters were heavily armed and wearing police uniforms. they took up positions at a construction site overlooking the airport and had long-range rocket launchers. it is the first time such advanced weapons have been used in a taliban attacked. >> the afghan security forces defused a planned attack on the airport and successfully ended the operation. bank got there was not even a casualty to the afghan forces. >> rockets and gunfire could be heard across the city. the taliban said it was targeting foreign installations at the airpor

>>guest: expand with a stoke of a span a trendy line of yoga pants popular in the bay area get a makeover but, first, the america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, overseas stocks are high in the united states all three major exchanges up with the dow closing higher today it would be the 21st straight tuesday with a positive close. bailout recipientsage and -- recipients a.i.g. is flourishing along with g.m., with sales up 3 percent and cadillac sales jumped 38 percent. that is covering walnut creek burlingame, campbell and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. >> a big day for alameda getting control of the air station with the base closed in 1997 as part of a plan to get rid unneeded military bases. originally the navy asked alameda to put up $100 million to put up for transferring the land to the city but then agreed to transfer it back at in cost. they hope this will create thousands of jobs and generate new tax revenues. the city manager will sign 44 deeds later today making the property transfer official. >> the marin county board of supervisors will decide to

and let's get a look at the top performing dow stokes. >>> the atlantic hurricane season officially begins tomorrow and forecasters calling for an active season with as many as six major storms. as residents and businesses prepare, the u.s. energy industry in the gulf of mexico is already on high alert, but we're in norco, louisiana, with some of the preparations already under way. >> reporter: we are 30 miles out in the gulf of mexico, and this is one of chevron's closest offshore facilities. >> we have to be very diligent. >> the south timbaloo platform, and 69 people live here two weeks on two weeks off. including david vine, a 33-year offshore veteran, showed us around. >> like it out here? >> love it out here. >> reporter: hurricane preparations begin well before hurricane season. even a tropical depression 200 miles away trigger phase one. moving nonessential workers and equipment. >> in the event of a hurricane, we would have to get all of this stuff rigged down. should take us about a day and a half or so. >> then the nonessential workers air lifted out. leaving a core group of pro

. >>> goop, my name is stokes and i want to thank you for this opportunity to speak on behalf of shante. ~ good evening. i am hoping to save it from the cutting block. on each occasion i get to come to the boards of supervisors, i come to under what is of vital nature, and number two, i get to appreciate what others do for me. number three, i learn to actualize as a citizen, and number four, i come out differently. so, coming out to you is significant because i am constantly practicing how to be morally safe. unfortunately no matter how many appearances before this venerable group, it seems that our relationship has yet to evolve to the point of requiring not my voice here with so many others to stating the reasons for need, which should be apparent, but begging forest raytion of what is now regular classic cutting actionses. surely painful for me. i happen to be a success story. that is my overall health is more stable than ever before. certainly that is due to extraordinary attention provided me. the short and long of my story is that i have variable health, especially correlated with

the global policy institute of london metropolitan university and in washington we cross to bruce stokes he is the director of global economic attitudes at the pew research center all right gentlemen it's just the three of us crosstalk rules in effect i mean you can jump in anytime you want and i really encourage it george the broad question is the united states a force for good in the world today. no i don't really think so. if we think of the post cold warrior of the began since one nine hundred eighty nine which would also call the uni polar air of american global hegemony i think the record of this is is really very poor. economically and financially i mean we've had from one financial crisis to another and politically it's been an air of extraordinary instability and an extraordinary number of military interventions and attacks led by the united states sometimes alone sometimes with its various satellites so i thought the record all of the united states is since the end of the cold war has been really very poor so fun look at it right now the united states is anything but a force fo

channel stokes control of the sea by allegedly paying guests to criticize russia over the case of the notorious punk protest group pussy riot. a low day watching r.t. good to have you come. now deadly riots and gulf in egypt a year on from president mohamed morsi is inauguration rival rallies by his supporters and opponents have been escalating into all out street violence over the past week three people were killed on friday including a u.s. national in alexandria washington has reacted by allowing its nonessential staff to leave the troubled country until conditions improve r.t. spell troop reports. tension is rising across the country in the lead up to the anniversary of president mohamed morsi s inauguration on sunday fierce clashes raging between supporters and opponents of egypt's president morsi in the coastal city of alexandria where u.s. citizen legislator stabbed to death we don't know yet whether this was a targeted attack on the us it is in the gyptian also succumbed to his injuries from bird shots in these and brutal civilian on civilian clashes the latest death we had is

continent has been slashed since obama took office while america's military activities have also stoked discontent and while bamma has promised to do more to help the african people some believe washington is driven only by jubal of the interests. of the economy of the working group growth and they need cash they believe accessible materials to get housing the bottom line is that . they're also concerned about the influence they don't something the last few years they have been through in the last few years it's been very much about the chinese who have taken. control of the our very good. nation of india. and the chinese and russians alike and how we make life easy for me the american side of the americans are also feeling the strain strain because our africa has been able to choose the most serious of investors are there change suppliers and the best of all at the same time the expression here and so are i'm afraid obama's trip is very much of a signal of concern by the americans that are there they're losing turgeon the losing influence on the outcome because it's as far as we can le

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office while america's military activities and support for controversial african governments has also stoked discontent as promised to do more to help the african people some observers say washington is driven only by geopolitical self interest. the american economy is not working growth they need cash they believe actually strong materials in africa housing a constant supply of that but they're also concerned about the influence the long term effects the last few years they have been through in the last ten years it's been very much a part of chinese who have taken. total control of the consonance very good in the nation. and the chinese and russians alike and how we make life easier for the americans are the americans are also feeling the strain strain because africa has been able to choose series of investors are big change suppliers and investors all at the same time the express. i'm afraid obama's trip is very much of a signal a concern by the americans that they're losing the losing influence on the argument that it's supposed we can leave that implicitly or you know. some more interna

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protests in his own country genuine protests or like the armed insurrection that he's wandering around stoking in syria i don't think this is the . leader of the arabs you negotiate with anyone who doesn't seem to listen to anybody on the ground. washington and tel aviv this is a this is a puppet leader. pretty much. the last few years back in one of the wars i think it's a genuine uprising that will spread and at our website you can find a live updates on the rest including footage photos and a witness accounts from that also take part how side wild and show your own ideas on the story with us in the comment section on a town called. demonstration in the german financial capital of frankfurt this week took a turn for the was when hundreds of riot gear clad officers tore into the marching protesters spraying tear gas at well police then drove the marchers into a time and time to area a suppression tactic known as kettling piece all of our staff for us. a planned march that was supposed to go right through the middle of all germany spine until capital only really lasted five hundred meters befo

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footage of police brutality like this video reportedly showing a civilian takes to the ground and then stoked by storm by several officers despite pleasing from. agency romney has been on top of the latest developments in the capital providing exclusive footage and interviews and one person i spoke to a local baker says he was randomly taunted by police despite having nothing to do with the protests. we got along with i went out to buy cigarettes the police didn't ask me anything they just beat me. demonstrators and demanding a ban on tear gas in the country the excessive use of force by police has also drawn sharp criticism from human rights groups and some foreign officials including the u.s. secretary of state but most of the tear gas and pepper spray being used on the streets of turkey walls and funks made in america is important six hundred twenty eight tons of crowd control chemicals over the pods doesn't get its meaning now has fifty times more than before the u.s. funds have also been selling gas to other countries where brutal police crackdown is have made headlines like egypt and ba

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. >> stoke the fire there, scott, stoke the fed fire.row, thanks so much, scott shellady. >> all right. stuart: let's move away from markets, we've got a dow 40-plus gain. i want to go back to the scandal at the ir, you've read about it and you've passed judgment on it. a new cnn poll suggests nearly half the people believe the white house pushed the irs to target conservatives and tea party groups. and that reading is 10 points higher than last month. according to the poll. a lot of people believe the machinery of government was used in the president's favor in the election last year. >> now to this. prime minister has clearly introduced an all government all the time and has shifted our economy and our society. i want to bring in one of the leading thinkers on economic policy and i want to know if president obama has changed america for years to come. joining us to arthur brooks, the president of the american enterprrse institute. what do you say, arthur, has he changed it now and for good for a long time to come? >> well, yeah. hi, st

that turkey is a powder keg of potential problems you have that ethnic conflict which is also being stoked by the still going to example to leave the minority in the country have been request for many years that has actually stepped up since the arrival of this government in two thousand and three so you've got a lot of factors here i think that this is unprecedented violence by the state and i think we will see a lot of problems ahead in the next months is it isn't relevant to come pat taksim and. well i suppose many protesters may. want to compare the taxing protest to to here there was a genuine element of popular uprising in egypt and it was at least initially. a peaceful uprising but i think there's just an essential difference here the the protests in tunisia and egypt were given the help from the national endowment for democracy they were given help from the international public institute freedom house congress and regime change organizations they have admitted guys themselves and we have state department documents even to prove that now the rand corporation for example were boastin

weaponry to people who we don't even really know very well so the conflict needs to be tamped down not stoked up. the most dangerous aspect of this of course is you have shia against sunni within syria and within the whole middle east now and this has a real danger of becoming a conflagration where the sunni countries and this is an issue that trees will be id to those throats for a very long time to come ok so you are not advocating a stronger response from the u.s. to put an end to this violence and take well you know it kind of doesn't pass the smell test we've gone from no confidence in these reports to high confidence in these reports the only thing that i've seen happen in the interim is that we're losing the no go we the the rebels ok the folks that lost out on that town just north of lebanon so the coincidence in timing. makes me shake me and smell of a bit closer what's going on here you know there's possibly provocation you know a year ago when those five turks were killed that turkey from a shell fired from syria if you know that that was a nato show i want to get to that weaponry