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let's go to palestinian journalist years on a neary thank you very much for joining us here on our t. knowthere are reports suggesting that president abbas has accepted a compromise and a vote could be postponed and the french president has proposed a peace agreement in one year how likely do you think this is. but i i won't believe it until i see it because last year the same thing happened when president obama promised and said that he would like to see a palestinian state a member of the united nations in a year from now from then that was september this year that is supposed to be september this year but nothing has happened and we've seen obama backing down from what he said years ago and and i don't really believe it as until i see it under for let's let's not forget that it will take it quite a few weeks to butt heads even months until the president of course is taken to the security council because i did there will be a lot of that a gracious between the members of the security council merely of course being the permanent members in order to avoid an american veto as far as far as

thanks for being on the line tonight on r t know general petraeus presided over the long running and let's face it unpopular campaigns in iraq and afghanistan what do americans make of now being in charge of their national security was the word on the street. most americans are not paying attention they are just not paying attention to what's going on in washington. really has a great reputation in the media here in the united states so he's popular he's seen as our own in. the congress likes and i think in many ways. agree i agree cover for what the cia is continuing to do and what it will continue to do what. they often so do the new broom sweeps clean what changes come we expect at the cia then under patrol. well it's hard to say he has a way of making really bad things look good his. experience in iraq and afghanistan he has made it look successful even when it's not been successful at all i mean he doesn't stand up to washington he just takes what they give him and kind of wraps it in new wrapping and it sells he's almost like an advertising dream so the cia has a terribly bad r

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t-mobile is able to compete. >> host: carrier subscriber. >> guest: yeah. so do other carriers. you know, that's called competition. we're taking competitors from each other, but as sprint has been able to turn that around, certainly t-mobile could do the same. >> host: vonya mccann, would sprint be interested in combining with t-mobile, the third and the fourth largest mobile carriers? >> guest: i don't have any comment on that kind of speculative future activity, so -- >> host: do you think such a merger would have a better shot with the government, three and four instead of two and four? >> guest: i can't tell you what would be in the mind of the regulators. >> host: i want to ask you about the study that sprint commissioned on job, what you consider to be job loss. now, one of the reasons communication workers of america who we're going to talk to next is supportive of the at&t/t-mobile merger is because they say it will increase jobs, particularly cwa jobs. sprint says, no, that's not true. >> guest: it's not just sprint saying, no, that's not true. lots of parties that we had a con

everybody knows that t-mobile is for sale, everyone knows it was a choice of sprint or at&t. o has stated clearly, i don't have $10 billion to build fourth generation wireless. and we all know that without fourth generation, it's only a matter of time that t-mobile fades and fades and fades. on the other side you have at&t realizing it's a condition of the merger, they made enormous commitments. a key goal of the obama administration that has not been met. a key goal of the fcc. gigi and others can pretend that would have happened otherwise. it wouldn't have happened otherwise. we have the jobs issue, committing to keep every call center job in the u.s. and bring back 5,000 jobs from asia. on the other side of this, a likely sprint deal that will come. where sprint has contracted out and offshored almost every single job. which side are you on? american workers or companies that export jobs and contract every job out. dollar store economy or a decent standard of living for american workers. >> why don't you trust this deal? why don't you trust at&t when they openly state they

do you know who t. one pickens is. >> i do know him. >> bill: he was in my office about four months ago. he spent billions of glars trying to develop wind energy. hear me out. okay snsm he put up 687 wind turbines at reported $1.5 billion. he wanted to export the energy just as you do. clean energy get away from oil. he couldn't make it work. t didn't work. so, therefore, we don't have it. >> if you scratch the surface, you will see that t. boone pickens has another agenda which is natural gas. because oil well runs dry what do they have? natural gas. t. boone pickens owns more natural gas rights than anybody in this country. is he trying to promote natural gas which is not clean which is also a fossil fuel. >> bill: is he a businessman, he wants to make money. >> that's right. >> bill: if he can sell natural gas and wind, is he going to do both. he told me and i believe him he put his money where his mouth is and they couldn't get the wind power to the urban areas. they couldn't do it. >> that's just no

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commissioner borden: maybe at&t can address this issue about the antennas sound. i know it is antennas that are not yours. but is there sound from your antennas? maybe you can address that. i know you offer readings for radio frequencies. i do not know if you have sound readings. could you address those? >> i am not certain where they're building is, but i am happy to look at where it is in relation to ours. there could be air conditioning units. there could be all sorts of things on the roof. if it is coming from the veriaon zon antenna, that would not be our issue, but our equipment is not going on the roof. it is inside the building. there would not be added noise coming off the equipment. all of the noise that does or that is limited should be in compliance with city code. that might be an issue for a different -- commissioner borden: i just wanted to clarify. >> i am happy to look at what is causing that. if we can be of help, we certainly will. commissioner borden: would sound the part of such a reading? >> part of the radiofrequency reports we do involve noise. th

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well, we're just another business out there with, you know, wearing our t-shirts saying supporting them and letting them know that bad boys bail bonds supports the san jose sharks. >> reporter: the san jose sharks deny the ban on the t-shirts has anything to do with the bail bonds company dropping its sponsorship. it claims the policy is more about protecting and respecting the advertisers who do spend the money for that exposure. the policy is now listed on the nhl website for the sharks. it prohibits ticketholders from promoting, quote, other entities, which, of course, begs the question, diane, abenforcement. will the sharks ban all clothing promoting entities including rival teams, perhaps other brands like nike? now, according to the policy, the san jose sharks only have a problem with people who buy tickets to come into the game for the sole purpose of advertising. ter kimberly tere, nbc news. >>> still to come at 5:00, uc, berkeley, students are preparing to hold a bake sale next week some are calling racist. we'll explain that. >>> and restoring a prized body of water in the ba

we've got to find ways in other economies to restore confidence and get that money back into t economy. >> you know, i want to talk about exports. nada, the biggest foreign supplier of oil to the united states -- >> i'm glad you know that. st americans don't know that. >> this is very important. we're talking about what saudi arabia does, but canada's providing twice what saudi arabia is providing to the united states. tell me about the interconnectedness of our two economies when it comes to energy. >> in most sectors we are the two most integrated economies in the world. you ask me specifically about energy. i think what americans need to understand about the energy relationship with canada is not simply that t we're integrated d we're america's biggest energy supplier, but we arehe only country in the world that i a growing supplier of energy, that is a secure and dedemocratic country, and that's energy sector is based on market principles, ratherhan strategic objectives. and so we're not only the biggest partner of thee united states, we are far and away the most secure partner of the united st

t-mobile would have a difficult time, you know, competing on its own if they don't merge with somebody. do you have a comment on that? >> t-mobile is profitable today. if you look at the 10k, some 2010, they are enjoying healthy profit margins. i certainly believe that t-mobile is able to compete. so do other carriers. that's called competition. we are taking competitors from each other but as sprint has been able to turn that around certainly t-mobile can do the same. >> vonya mccann would they be interested in combining with the third and fourth largest mobile carriers? >> i don't have a comment on that kind of speculative future activity. >> i can't tell you what would be in the mind of the regulators. >> i want to ask about the study that sprint commissioned on job with what you consider to be job loss. one of the reason the communication workers of america we are going to talk to next support at of the at&t mobil merger because they say that it will increase jobs particularly the cwa jobs. sprint says no, that's not true. >> of sprint says know that's not true, lots of parties --

. >> when you compare those combat losses to the losses that were suffered yesterday, you know t whole national guard is grieving. >> reporter: a civilian was also killed, 67-year-old florence donovan gunderson and seven more were injured. >> there's been no information gathered that links the suspect to the business in any manner. the suspect's mental health history does remain under investigation. >> reporter: sencion eventually killed himself, leaving no note, only questions and pain. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, carson city, nevada. >>> now to texas where the weather finally gave firefighters a break in their efforts to contain those massive wildfires. nbc's jay gray is on the front lines east of austin. jay, good evening. >> reporter: hey, there, harry. firefighters did make progress today but it's still a slow go for so many who can't get back into their neighborhoods because of hot spots there. they're forced to rely on things like this, lists of homes that have been destroyed for any real solid information about what they be left. as firefighters walk the path of the blaze in so

>> well as you know stephen t was closed last week when officials saw mold spores. >> and that can be dangerous to our children who i believe are the future. >> well said. officials hope to reopen the school next week once they've removed the mold. >> stephen: great report rachel. of course mold is a fungi so let's check in with one real fungi two-time iowa sportscaster of the year and the voice of the iowa state cyclones john walters. john i know you think the people have the right to know the full results of the straw poll. >> i've always said sunlight is the best disinfectant. >> kneeor spor in. but first what is the latest news from the gridiron. >> there's good news for football fans. the part owned by the iowa gop matthew strong got a new coach. >> mike honzy. >> isn't he the former coach the chicago rush where he took them to victory in arena bowl 20. >> the very same and he hopes to bring that championship attitude to the barn stormers. >> stephen: thanks, john. turning to our top story the iowa gop's refusal to release the straw poll ballots is causing a storm of controversy.

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i think everybody knows that t- mobile as it exists, the chairman at a congressional hearing said we don't have the next $10 billion for the fourth generation build out. we are multinational company based in germany. our first priority is to repatriate the capital and to fiber build out in germany. t-mobile is 31% owned by the german government's. as it should be, that is where their priorities are. in our view, the justice department is taking an incredibly narrow view. this is not a static industry. the value goes to zero if you do not go to the next technology. there are some customers that would prepay just for boys, but if you don't go to 4g and have genuine high-speed wireless our people can download data are relatively quickly, you may as well not have a company. they cannot mandate that kind deutschetment from borgi telecom. how do you put a green light up to invest here and then say you cannot sell? that is essentially what they are doing. if the goal is to keep four companies, what are they supposed to do and they don't want to invest the next $10 billion here? >> communica

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as you know, at&t is legitimately working to upgrade its network to meet these telecommunications demands within san francisco. it is doing so in a manner that takes prudent and careful consideration of the aesthetic impact of the facility and the values the city seeks to promote. this application was consistent with city land use regulations and the wtf guidelines. this would be the least intrusive means by which at&t could fill the gap in the area. i ask the planning commission to approve a conditional use permit before you today. we are available to answer any questions you might have. president olague: will be limiting public comment to 2 minutes. based on the number of speaking -- speaker cards. -- we will be limiting public comment to 2 minutes. brian caston, rev. dorsey o'blake. >> that afternoon, commissioners. my name is albert yates. i would like to read from a platform statement that i am currently petitioning now. i would like to take this opportunity to introduce myself. i am albert yates and i am running for vice president of the southeast campus student association. i am cu

based africa analyst you know me as a kiwi stay with us r t for all the latest on the conflict or in libya. moscow was reiterating its deep concerns over plans to house u.s. missiles in poland following a announcement that parts of the defense shield could be in place by twenty eighteen the foreign ministry in moscow said saturday that urgent talks with nato are necessary as well as hard guarantees that russian security won't be at risk. warsaw and washington's out by putting missiles on polish soil follows deals sealed this week with romania and turkey agreed to host parts of the u.s. missile defense system the u.s. insists it's designed to counter a possible attack from iran or north korea from the onset of a project russia voiced concern that the shield may upset europe's delicate military balance investigative journalist pepe escobar thinks from moscow has a right to be worried. some of the best strategists military strategists in the world already russia and they know that the run sure still holds they don't have to capitally just to attack iraq even if they wanted to number two

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