this is "latawnya, the naughty horse, learns to say 'no' to drugs." [ laughter ] by sylvia scott gibson. shouldn't it be -- they should say "neigh" to drugs? first of all? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: i'm gonna do a horse

coach sylvia knight doesn't want to leave anything to chance.he past two months she's been putting the team through their paces. they've had to give everything, on and off the pitch. the german women's side has never been so fit and so well prepared ahead of a world cup tournament. >> i can't say we've enjoyed the preparation bays it's really hard-going. but we have our eyes on the goal. we know why we're doing this. and it is worth the effort. we can take the pain because we know we'll be in top shape. and we'll have to give more than 100% in order to remain top as the tournament kicks off. >> 21 players in top form. but they'll need a lot of discipline and hard work to defend their title. they expect cirrus challenges from the u.s., sweden, and japan. they're hoping to save the best for last. >> i'd like to reach the final and play against brazil again. if i could have one wish, brazil would be cool. >> the german women must prevail five matches to get through to the final and then win. the team would love to raise the world cup trophy in fron

their own grief one shared by the people of beth as avoids declaring three days of mourning tesser sylvia r.t. in the russian region. the greek government has now ready won a key vote of confidence around the prime minister to continue his fight for more cuts parliament to decide whether to impose austerity measures worth billions of euros or to secure a second bailout life of the country's parliament khana me said arthur reports there's an ever widening divide between the government's vision and the will of the people. is considered by many to be the best place of democracy but increased now the whitening gap between the aims of the people and the government is preaching explained. we are a mix of people that have not political dollars and we are all together to say that we cannot be on the vice president we cannot hold. the measures taken on the measures that they take for us without us and we want to take out a large bug demonstrations held in the central square now on a daily basis with some of the protests turning violent protests to say the suffocating take ask nothing compared to t

this is a job killer, sylvia. the cbo, the congressional budget office has said that obamacare will kill 800,000 jobs. what could the president be thinking by passing a bill like this knowing full well it will kill 800,000 jobs? senior citizens get this more than any other segment of our population because they know in obamacare the president of the united states took away $500 billion, a half trillion dollars out of medicare, shifted it it to obamacare to pay for younger people, and it's senior citizens who have the most to lose in obamacare. >> governor romney, yesterday governor pawlenty called your massachusetts plan, which is a focal point of criticism in this campaign from your friends here, obamanicare. is that a fair comparison? >> i'm elected president i will repeal obamacare, and also on my first day in office, if i'm lucky enough to have that office, ilt grant a waiver to all 50 states from obamacare. there's similarities and big differences. obamacare spends a trillion dollars. if it were perfect, we c

sylvia lopez will benefit from this experience. she shares her story aided by translator. >> there were rats. the dogs lived inside the house, there was trash everywhere. >> people share their stories with congregations throughout the area. they they're calling on the state senate to pass the bill. >>> startling -- workers in and reretirees. it's higher than the income of most city workers. 46,000 versus 44,000. it's also shown the average pension after 30 years in city government is nearly $77,000. for everyone else, 41,000. they're pushing public employees contribute more of their salaries to their pensions. >> you can feel its in the air. summer is just around the corner. erica has the forecast up next. ,,,, dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph. are you video chatting? with my boyfriend? yeah! hey, tessa! mom

it extends benefits to workers like sylvia lopez. she told us of her experience cleaning one home. >> reporter: there were rats. the dogs lived inside the house. there was trash everywhere. >> lopez says she's asking for the same protections other workers have, like safe working conditions, breaks, and overtime pay. labor laws passed in 1930s excluded domestic workers. >>> today asemilyman tom -- responded on the early addition. >> we cut as much as we can. what the resolve is going to be, i don't know. i hope there's more of an honest communication than what happened in the past. >> he went on to say brown's veto angered people because they had no indication it was coming. brown arked the democrat's proposed wasn't valid. and vetoing it was the only way to proceed. >>> don't count on catching a cab. cab drivers are planning a strike on tuesday. they're pro testing a series of policies by the city. among them, allowing cab companies to charge the drivers 5% for credit card transactions. the cabbies will have to fate for fare increase

[applause] >> hello, my name is sylvia. i have a child in a neighborhood school.have to say the i am a product of the 1970's experience of busting your child picking around the city, and i do not think i benefited from that. but it took one hour, two hours out of my day is for school. unfortunately, my parents did not have the option at that time. they did not have the options i can provide, and i will not send my kid out side to another school. another thing that mr. garcia mentioned is that we will continue to get what we get if we continue the system, and quite obviously, the system is not working, so let's make the change. i think we have been functioning under this system for decades now. let's make a change and see if we can improve the school. thank you. [applause] >> good evening. my name is camille, and i have a third grader and a fourth grader in the sf unified school system. all of us here, all of the parents are here at least until the in part because we're trying to secure what allows our children to opt out of a broken school. the choice proponents w

i'm 450er with sylvia smith from littleton. she's a freelance journalist who has written about the health care industry and she has a question about health care. >> as a journalist who's written frequently about health care and medicine for both newspapers and corporate publications, i'm very concerned about the overreach of the massive health care legislation that was passed last year. my question is -- what would each candidate do, what three steps would they take to defund obama care and repeal it as soon as possible? thank you. >> congresswoman bachmann let's start with you. >> thank you john. vil via, thank you for that great question. i was the very first member of congress to introduce the full-scale repeal of obama care. and i'll make a promise to everyone watching tonight. as president of the united states, i will not rest until i repeal obama care. it's a promise. take it to the bank. cash the check i'll make sure that happens. this is the symbol and 60s issue of president obama during his entire tenure and this is a

you thank you very much for being with us and just a reminder that my guest on the show today was sylvia gruesome awful with this the boss the n word and an author i was brought he just published on the on the events informing the somalia. and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your sun spot might just drop there will be back with more for us with a comment on what they want and and also there's been free time so then i take place. as a neutral. in india all she's available in the grand central shares in mumbai the taj mahal in the rough a mumbai polish president combining to shoot a fabled prison walls mounted beatriz's public clothes are going to go on taj mahal hotel charges the actual cement hotel.

and this is a job killer, sylvia. the c.b.o., the congressional budget office, has said that obamacare will kill 800,000 jocks. what could the president be thinking by passing a bill like this, knowing full well it will kill 800,000 jobs? senior citizens get this more than any other segment of our population. because they know in obamacare, the president of the united states took away $500 billion, a half trillion dollars, out of medicare, shifted it to obamacare to pay for younger people. and senior citizens who have the most to lose in obamacare. >> governor romney, just yesterday, governor pawlenty who is to your left on the stage tonight, called your massachusetts plan, which you know has become a focal point of the criticism in this campaign from your friends here, obamney care. is that a fair comparison? >> if i'm elected president i will repeal obamacare. just as michelle indicated. and also on my first day in office if i'm lucky enough to have that office, i will grant a waiver to all 50 states from obamacare.

what's motivating his decisions were made the soviet union seventeen years ago what helped the sylvia troops win the war. today marks the seventieth anniversary of the start of operation barbarossa hitler's code name for germany's invasion all to save the union it became a lower just ever military operation both in terms of sheer resources deployed and also in casualties dr michael james's new book tells the story of the red army during the second world war dr james thank you for talking to r.t. today let's start from the beginning of operation barbarossa why did hitler decide to invade. to look always wanted to invade the soviet union the reason he gave out was that the soviet union would actually attack germany i think the evidence for that in nineteen forty one slight underneath that justification to his military were two main factors the first was hitler's hatred of communism of bolshevism and that was what he really put out to your that it was a crusade against bolshevism bolshevism was a man that needed to be destroyed but underneath the real truth about this war was race hatred

the only way to get ratings as it is to lead and constantly churn and cover these types of will sylvia's stories that really don't have any bearing on people's lives whether or not it's a private issue that has affected nobody for the people involved the media pressure is so high that it has become a trend in america to make deeply personal apologies on camera and everybody who has been. you know. the same goes for celebrities like tiger woods' extramarital affairs made headlines for months i am deeply sorry for my irresponsible and selfish behavior i engaged in the apologies seem to huel the gossip industry even more when politicians stage and i do use this word stage these apology kind of sessions they are very likely responding to their public relations. advisors their lawyers etc etc i mean and the networks american media companies love it because they get it generates even more scandal american television thoughts don't take charlie sheen cielo hand with our analyst miles courts and now we're at the least it's endless and all of these handles have to do with private matters a big bi

speakers included sylvia lopez, her shared her story of cleaning a filthy house infested with rats. >e hoping essentially for the same work, the same rates and benefits as any other worker has. our work is the same as everyone else and we serve the same protection. >> these workers were excluded from national labor laws passed in the 1930s which granted other workers basic rights such as breaks, overtime pay, and safe working conditions. if passed the domestic worker bill of rights would expand basic labor protections to domestic workers and their families. >>> still ahead at 6:00, in libya another nato strike that may have hit innocent civilians. >>> who was behind the ousterf o e head of muni? o >>> in tripoli today libyan leaders say nine people died in an overnight strike by nato. nbc's stephanie gosk has more. >> reporter: the libyan government says this confirms what they've been alleging all along, that nato has been target is civilians. officials say at least seven people were killed and many more could be left under the rubble including a small child. >> basically, this is an

just a kilometer from the runway the disaster has so far claimed forty seven lives artie's tessera sylvia filed this report from the crash site. struggling to keep her composure to tiana is in disbelief at the sudden death of her friend. i do not understand why it happened she was one of the best people i've ever known i do not understand maybe it's fate the why did it have to happen. the russian premier league football referee vladimir but i just one of the killed monday night when a duple of one three four carrying fifty two people from moscow to burglars avoid skin north western russia crashed on this road missing the runway by kilometer. it's awful my late husband was a pilot he had landed planes at this airport many times it's very personal to me the sight of the crash has been cleaned up the roads have been reopened the wreckage of the plane completely removed but there are still marks evidence like this bird for us that reminds people of the tragedy that struck on monday night and for those who had been here to witness the horrific scene as they say that those memories are unlikely

always you know sylvia yeah if you don't spend on phone calls. and tomorrow we'll have another special presentation from the revolution spang and hopefully we're going to chance to talk to luke redoubts he lives well well have a g.o.p. debate preview and i will explain why this trip of columbia representative eleanor holmes norton has taken a page from the coca playbook and that's our show for right thank you to thank you for tuning in to adam versus the man police figure out adam versus the man dot com to vote on guess about it find me on facebook and twitter at.

their own grief one shared by the people of beth as avoids declaring three days of mourning tesser sylvia r.t.e. in the russian region now are to talk to captain mark weiss a former american airlines pilot who says the major question now is if the plane had the necessary warning equipment. certainly one of the things we have to find out was whether this aircraft was in fact. did it have on board ground proximity warning which would have alerted the pilot that his closure rate to the ground or his distance from the ground was either too close or too fast for the appropriate position on the phase of flight that's the landing phase the flight it would say terrain terrain to lopo up various types of warning systems like that on aircraft libyan government officials have accused nato of killing fifteen people including three children in an airstrike west of tripoli if the allegations that proved to be true it would be the second attack causing civilian deaths in a space of twenty four hours or more if a notion of reports from tripoli. and other day has brought more death and destruction to leav

friends are waiting for answers but all they can do now is remember those they've lost that's our sylvia r t russia korea region. and you could take a closer look at the crash side in northwest russia with a series of photos on our website oh you'd also find snapshots from the other main news stories of the week there just go to thought of galleries in the online exclusive section to get instant access and that's all our website r t v dot com. well this week has seen a number of records of growing civilian casualties in libya and the latest nato bombing tripoli says fifteen people were killed in the eastern town of gregor a claim denied by the lines leaving officials say over eight hundred civilians have died since the operation began in march r.t. is why if an arsenal reports now on how many leave us are desperate to flee to safety this family hasn't had the war quiet and peaceful like this one for months they've escaped from the libyan rebel stronghold of benghazi to hide in this refugee camp in the west of the country after a life in their native town became a nightmare. it's not safe

their own grief one shared by the people of beth as avoids declaring three days of mourning tesser sylvia r.t.e. in the russian region. the u.s. says tightening financial sanctions on the libyan government there are calls in america to extend the nato summit to a campaign to as much as a year meanwhile the military intervention has caused dozens of civilian deaths but this lawrence davidson says the u.s. and nato have made themselves hostages to conflict. what is causing to question is the original justification for american intervention which was humanitarian my own personal opinion is that that was always a just a media story for our domestic consumption you cannot enter being anywhere with this level of munitions and not kill civilians so ok you're going to protect civilians by intervening with the type of munitions that cannot avoid killing civilians i'm think that nato and its commanders and the president and the politicians involved in this are beyond a point of no return so they simply cannot stop in terms of their own mind what they've invested in this and therefore they will end

their own grief one shared by the people of beth as avoids declaring three days of mourning tesser sylvia r.t.e. in the russian region. spoke to former american airlines pilot captain mark vi seuss's a major question that needs to be answered now is whether the aging plane had the necessary warning equipment on board certainly one of the things we have to find out was whether this. aircraft was in fact. did it have on board ground proximity warning which would have alerted the pilot that his closure rate to the ground or his distance from the ground was either too close or too fast for the appropriate position on the phase of flight that's the landing phase the flight it would say terrain terrain to lopo up various types warning systems like that on aircraft. and a bit later in the program tonight we could be reporting on the newest safety hopes for russian aviation latest aircraft designed to make that era thing of the past take the skies of the largest a show in the world report confronts in just a bit. next just a day after admitting killing nine civilians in a bungled air strike nato

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tragedy all family and friends have arrived at the site to pay their last respects archie's tusshar sylvia or. the relatives of the victims and the survivors some of them have already made their way here sardars still on the way a ten year old boy who passed away at the hospital with his injuries so his family definitely going through an emotional time now it will be a tough day for their families because they have the task of identifying the of bodies of the borg and also we have spoken to some of those who were first at the scene and they were telling us about what they had seen where the plane had crashed bodies body parts and bodies all over the place let's hear from one of the witnesses about what he had experienced. first. then we heard a man screaming. so i ran to my house. well it's still very early stages to come up with one is the real investigators are still working on the case but they have had some initial theories based on physical evidence as you can see behind me this is the forest where the plane had gone through its path going to the airport so it had really burned down t

that i've been able to record, like both sides now of joni mitchell's and someday soon of ian and sylvia'siful lyrics and music in my life from the very beginning. what process do you go through? how do you find songs that speak to you? how do you find songs that fit into what you believe and what you care about? well, they're sort of like love affairs. and i was raised to be an interpretive singer-- an interpretive musician. i mean, obviously playing mozart and debussy and the classics and singing the songs my father sang like-- like my funny valentine and grab your coat and get your hat and the sunny side of the street. so that when i started to sing folk music with my--my national guitar, i listened, and i learned, and i kept my ears open for the thing that would repeat itself. my trick with songs is to play a tape or a record or a c.d., and if the song comes back to me in the coming days, then i know that it's meant for me. this is still the way i hunt for songs. i--it's kind of a--kind of a debt that i feel that i'm repaying to the great musicians of the past. i didn't start writing s

review ten years of collaboration and draw up a blueprint for the future from the capital i'm tess are sylvia join me in a few minutes for the details. plus washington stepped up efforts to build a base to deploy attack. this by the predator is already being a tourist for killing civilians in afghanistan and pakistan. international news in coming live from our studios here in central moscow this is now u.s. strikes and advancing. rebel forces are tightening the noose around colonel gadhafi stronghold tripoli civilians in the capital live in constant fear of being killed and a petrol shortage is making their lives even more difficult nato's actions aimed at protecting civilians have succeeded only in stoking people's anger there is more if emotional reports. it may have some of the largest oil reserves on the planet but these days labor is also god some of the longest queues at his pastoral stations the international sanctions imposed on the embattled colonel's regime did not include a few and. that nato is targeting tank if suspected the fuel might be used by gadhafi as military forces with r

sylvia lopez told her story to this oakland congregation, but she wasn't alien. dozens of others also told their stories to congregations across the bay area. it's a moment that has made its way to sacramento. abc 888, sponsored by tom ammiano woo require things like meal and rest break, overtime pay and workers' comp. california has a chance to be the second state in the country to passion a bill that supports domestic workers rights. >> reporter: today lopez stood for the estimated 200,000 estimated domestic workers in california. >> and once you have a face and understand them as a person it's easy to understood that they are actually human beings rfp it's change that people we talked to said is needed. >> no doubt about it, from what i know and what i have seen, there is no doubt about that. >> reporter: lopez says her two daughters are proud she is speaking out. she just hopes people are listening. in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> united airlines canceled flights across the country. this was the scene at sfo friday night when thousands of

this is "latawnya, the naughty horse, learns to say 'no' to drugs." [ laughter ] by sylvia scott gibsonldn't it be -- they should say "neigh" to drugs? first of all? [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: i'm gonna do a horse book. >> jimmy: but i mean two things. one, is why is someone giving recreational drugs to a horse? [ laughter ] and b, horses can't talk. let's take a look at these naughty horses, here. see what they're up to. oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. of course, here's horses smoking it up. doing it up, right here. [ laughter ] there's no way a horse would be able to get a tiny cigarette out with their hooves and then light it with a match. clearly, there's some creepy stable boy feeding them lit cigarettes. "cinnamon, you want a cigarette? what's your pleasure? kool? look at cinnamon. smoking marbys." [ laughter ] look at this one, over here. here they are, downing some booze, right there. there you go. yeah. [ laughter ] just ridiculous book. and this is my favorite, 'cause i bought this used, off of amazon. right? so there's some writing on the back. right? some kid was r

management and budget, chief of staff to the white house, co-director with his wife of the leon and sylvia panetta institute for public policy, which i've had the pleasure of speaking before, a member of the iraq study group, a secondof the caia, and first lt. as an intelligence officer. trusted adviser to the president and respected member of his national security team. in the course of two years, he has mastered the intelligence field, led the cia three very tumultuous time, restored badly damaged relationships with congress, and with the director of national intelligence, and carry out president obama's personal instruction to him to find osama bin laden. i have no doubt that his past experience and is capabilities prepared leon panetta to meet the major challenges before the department of defense. with knowledge of cia operations and analysis, he will come to the pentagon with a thorough understanding of the situation in afghanistan as well as the aggravating factors of our relationship with pakistan. through cia analysis, he has also well aware of the other contingencies around the gl

management and budget, chief of staff to the white house, co-director with his wife of the leon and sylvia panetta institute for public policy, which i've had the pleasure of speaking before, a member of the iraq study group, a secondof the caia, and first lt. as an intelligence officer. trusted adviser to the president and respected member of his national security team. in the course of two years, he has mastered the intelligence field, led the cia three very tumultuous time, restored badly damaged relationships with congress, and with the director of national intelligence, and carry out president obama's personal instruction to him to find osama bin laden. i have no doubt that his past experience and is capabilities prepared leon panetta to meet the major challenges before the department of defense. with knowledge of cia operations and analysis, he will come to the pentagon with a thorough understanding of the situation in afghanistan as well as the aggravating factors of our relationship with pakistan. through cia analysis, he has also well aware of the other contingencies around the gl

management and budget, chief of staff to the white house, co-director with his wife of th leon and sylvia panetta institute for public policy, which i've had the pleasure of speaking before, a member of the iraq study group, a secondof the caia, and first lt. as an intelligence officer. trusted adviser to the president and respected member of his national security team. in the course of two years, he has mastered the intelligence field, led the cia three very tumultuous time, restored badly maged relationships with congress, and wit the director of national intelligence, and carry out president obama's personal instruction to him to find osama bin laden. i have no doubt that his past experience and is capabilities prepared leon panetta to meet the major challenges before the department of defense. with knowledge of cia operations and analysis, he will come to the pentagon with a thorough understanding of the situation in afghanistan as well as the aggravating factors of our relationship with pakistan. through cia analysis, he has also well aware of the other contingencies around the globe

management and budget, chief of staff to the white house, co-director with his wife of the leon and sylvia panetta institute for public policy, which i've had the pleasure of speaking before, a member of the iraq study group, a secondof the caia, and first lt. as an intelligence officer. trusted adviser to the president and respected member of his national security team. in the course of two years, he has mastered the intelligence field, led the cia three very tumultuous time, restored badly damaged relationships with congress, and with the director of national intelligence, and carry out president obama's personal instruction to him to find osama bin laden. i have no doubt that his past experience and is capabilities prepared leon panetta to meet the major challenges before the department of defense. with knowledge of cia operations and analysis, he will come to the pentagon with a thorough understanding of the situation in afghanistan as well as the aggravating factors of our relationship with pakistan. through cia analysis, he has also well aware of the other contingencies around the gl

management and budget, chief of staff to the white house, co-director with his wife of the leon and sylvia panetta institute for public policy, which i've had the pleasure of speaking before, a member of the iraq study group, a secondof the caia, and first lt. as an intelligence officer. trusted adviser to the president and respected member of his national security team. in the course of two years, he has mastered the intelligence field, led the cia three very tumultuous time, restored badly damaged relationships with congress, and with the director of national intelligence, and carry out president obama's personal instruction to him to find osama bin laden. i have no doubt that his past experience and is capabilities prepared leon panetta to meet the major challenges before the department of defense. with knowledge of cia operations and analysis, he will come to the pentagon with a thorough understanding of the situation in afghanistan as well as the aggravating factors of our relationship with pakistan. through cia analysis, he has also well aware of the other contingencies around the gl

we know your wife sylvia is not able to be here with you today. she has made her own sacrifices over the last 50 years, supporting your efforts in both the public and private sector. i know i speak for the committee when i say we would love to thank her in person for the sacrifices she's made. director panetta. please let your wife know of the committee's gratitude for your support and her sacrifice. if confirmed, director panetta will replace secretary robert gates at the helm of the department of defense. when secretary, when president obama asked secretary gates, then president bush's secretary of defense, to stay on in that position, it provided welcomed continuity and experience in our defense leadership. director panetta's nomination to be secretary of defense represents change that brings an impressive level of continuity as well. the next secretary of defense will face an extraordinarily complex set of demands on our armed forces. foremost among them are the ongoing wars in afghanistan and iraq. between these two conflicts we continue to h