there was a protest outside eat generallion radio and television union. the problem that i see is what that did is that the military have now deced to enforce emergency la emergency law, we've been under that for maybe, li 40 years or something. and under emergency law. last year we actually reduced the emergency law only concerning thing of terror or drug afficking and t actually -- but now last week the military decided to enforce all of the emergency law which is worse. th's one of the primary demands, removal of something, if i'm under emergency law and there's more than fivepeople gathered that's against the law. if i'm sitting with five of my friends at starbucks the law will pick me up, no trial, no nothing. >> charlie: as you say -- and they were hoping the army would do it day one. >> and now we're right back to even, we're right back to where we started. not everything, but in terms of this idea they're going to enforce it even more. so today there were supposed to be protestthat were actually ainst that calling, critiquing the army, how could y

television. and of blacks without special poured about a stadium which has made its way from soviet union to european union some twenty years this special report is up next here on alt. ah. i come here because i live in jerusalem. i am in shock and in the rage step out in what is happening here. no democracy without freedom to demonstrate. that it's not a very clear line between religion and nationalism. to say this as a religious person together they can be a very volatile and dangerous mix of fight here is the worst possible combination of nationalism a little none of it. back now because. of that germany you know we don't you know it's easy to hear a jew religious jew calling another jew and not the way they really are that i'm not that i'm. not like this is my. son this is my land go back to america criminal. in one thousand six to seven israel conquered the west bank. and arab east jerusalem. and still today the palestinians live under military just really control. this is a film about four israelis who want an end to more than forty years of israeli occupation breaking the silence is a group of

that includes obviously britain through the european union the united states russia the united nations have not put a lot more pressure on television to go straight because if we're saying and we are so rightfully so the syrians what's taking place in syria is that outrageous the syrian authorities have lost all moral compass but we ought to be saying as well that the situation where palestinians are being treated so harshly in garner's that when we know for example that only five percent of the the water is now drinkable because of the pollution of the water systems when people are not able to fish because they've an arbitrary. limit put on the the the waters around gaza and this kind of thing where person is being forced into these. on acceptable conditions we ought to be saying to television first of all those issues be pressure on palestinians general economic pressure but actually most importantly in a world where we want to see the syrian people in charge of syria the libyan people in charge of libya let's make sure that the palestinians are free person in people in charge of palestine in peace with its neighbors in israel al

union situation? caller: sure. host: zach from tennessee, you are on the air. turn that television down. caller: can you hear me? used to work in a company that had for five factors. two were union and two were not. the non-union were producing a lot and making more money. the union once produced less and made less profit. there should be competition. many companies will compete for the good worker. if he is a better worker, nobody wants him. the union. text about worker, the lazy worker -- the union. text the bad worker, the lazy worker. -- that unions projectect the bad workers, the lazy workers. with competition, the workers will succeed in become business owners. the best workers will find more jobs because they want good workers. host: gene is in atlanta. caller: i would like to address the notion of democrats being the workers. i have been of the republican mentality for least 30 years. i have bought into the line of democrats being the workers but i have realized that you have to take responsibility for yourself. do not rely on a union. use your of abilities to negotiate your own -- your own abilities to n

. >> what do you say to out of work labor union members, people across the rust belt, who feel they got frankly -- what's the word to use? on television? that they really were treated unfairly in nafta. a bipartisan approach. former presidents and current president back then and we get past that net jobs were increased and that they perhaps lost their industries to mexico and other foreign competitors. >> we want america to be competitive with the rest of the world. we certainly don't want to become isolationist. many are moving forward with trade agreements. we haven't moved forward with the trade agreement in a long time. we call for common sense. cog we have to come up with a consensus that doesn't meet everyone's need but it does meet the need for pro-american trade agenda to create jobs and we think this can come to reality and in the context of tax reform, now it's time for us to make sure our tax system allows for corporations and our workers to be competitive with the rest of the world. >> thanks so much, andy card. thank you for joining us today. >> thank you. >> good to see you. we want to hear what you think about the presi

television. there are other issues you have to deal with as well as congressional scheduling and presidential scheduling. >> the last time the president addressed a joint session of congress was for the state of the union. democrats and republicans sat side by side in a sign of solidarity. after the shooting of congresswoman gabriel giffords. the tone is quite a bit different now. >> this is a grim opening to what was already expected to be a tough fall with another big budget fight over cutting 1.5 trillion from the budget, a debate that will be about the size and scope of government and it's kicking off with a spat about scheduling. >> administration officials are still working out the exact timing of the speech, but with new unemployment numbers coming out friday, the president is under intense pressure to get americans back to work. he says his new proposal will include a series of steps congress can act on immediately. and white house officials tell cbs news that new jobs plan will include construction projects, an extension of payroll tax cuts, as well as new incentives to grow small business, terrell. >> jessica, if there's a scheduling problem on wednesday and thursday, why can't the president

union, but this misses a critical point in my view. to quote a phrase from another american moment, the whole world was watching. thanks to newspapers and television then, and increasingly now the internet and social media, what happens here doesn't stay here. this is not vegas. [laughter] another way of saying what i've just described is that americans do not have the luxury of thinking that what we've long viewed as purely domestic matters have no consequences beyond our borders. to the contrary. what we say and what we do at home affects how others see us and in turn affects what it is they say and they do. america's role and significance in the world is defined first and foremost by who we are at home. it is defined by how we conduct ourselves with each other, how we deal with our own problems. it is determined in large measure by how we set an example for the world. we tend to still understand foreign policy as something designed by officials in the state department and carried out by ambassadors and others overseas, and to symptom extent it still is, but one of the most powerful forms of foreign policy is the example we set. this is where it