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the u.s.a. ntral putin considering our own history? bernie goldberg on that. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >>> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. how to handle putin. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. taking a page out of the hitler playbook. russian has invaded ukraine saying that russian nationals are in danger in that country. you may remember back in 1938 the nazi leader did the exact same thing in check evacuation i can't, sending in forces to, quote, protect germans who the furor said were at risk it was a reuse. there is no question that putin's invasion of the crimea is a clear international violation. putin is punishing ukraine for wanting to move into the european union because their economy is so bad. the tyrant opposes that the incident is a huge embarrassment to the obama administration which some believe to be soft on international danger. secretary of state kerry reacted this way to pu

politicians in the u.s.a. and western europe all condemning russia's invasion of ukraine but doing little else. the russian dictator himself smirking at the world and testing the will of the western powers. putin clearly believing that europe will back down, isolating president obama and the u.s.a. and he could be right. the british media reporting that the u.k. government will not, will not cush trade with russia or even sanctions with putin. this f. that's true putin wins. they want to have mediation. that will frighten him, won't it. >> germany is living in world. since shush are a is germany's biggest supplier of energy, putin can live in whatever world he wants to live. in german also told. the italian government wants to quote suspend the preparations for the g-8 summit in russia. said to be held in june. not suspend the summit. suspend preparations. oooh. can you see that putin is having a grand old time violating international law and watching the western powers kneel. today in ukraine secretary of stat

now, on to our pal putin and his thugies in misco-are mocking the u.s.a. imposing a few sanctions against putin's nationallers. sings they lost the land grab the stock market down 10% and russian ruble is losing as well. if they impose harsh sanctions on russia next week that could be enough to wreck the russian economy. let's see if putin will yuck that up. there is no question that barack obama must take the leadership role here. so next week in holland is a stern test for the president. talking points believes there are two immediate ways to damage russia. one, american financial institutions should stop accepting the russian currency. and, two, the president should urge american express, master card and visa, not to accept any purchases made in russia. that will kill travel to and from that country and isolate it economically. those things are doable and you can do them fast. the world must teach putin a lesson he will never forget. because, if the world does not, putin will continue to cause trouble and other villains all over the place will be embolde

as for the overall economy, the u.s.a. is also faltering. ple have elected politicians who favor social justice over a robust marketplace. in order to create economic opportunity for all, business must be prompted to expand, the democratic party which now controls the senate and the white house has imposed a huge tax burden on private business as well as on affluent consumers. as a result the job market remains sluggish and with fewer good jobs the country is weaker. in addition, millions of americans are now looking for handouts as the explosion of disability applications and entitlements prove. on the military front, the nation is exhausted. therefore, weaker. iraq and afghanistan have sapped money and manpower and left the american public with no appetite to right international wrongs. the obama administration is even seeking to down size the army, a major mistake in a very dangerous world the u.s.a. has lost its will to confront dangerous situations and allies across the board is timid due to selfishness. their philosophy being let americ

some important points, first of all, of putin being a dictator, over the last ten years it's been the u.s.a. that is been in force in iraq, afghanistan and pakistan. especially covering these types of events often ignoring much of their own government's action he. actions. >>> journalism in its various >> time now for listening post news bites. journalism remains on credit trial in the middle east. samah ibrahim, was sentenced to one year in jail, charged with attempts to derail the constitutional referendum. she was arrested at a protest against the plebiscite in january. ibrahim said she was simply covering the demonstration. the brotherhood has been designatea terrorist organization by the military backed government. three other journalists face charges. including hala hamid. the day after his trial began, the family of the jailed credit al jazeera journalist peter greste, along with two other al jazeera english staff, mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed. saud rein according to sources, saudi sources have can owned media outlets such as the london based pan arab newspaper al hayat have quote

some important points, first of all, of putin being a dictator, over the last ten years it's been the u.s.a. that is been in force in iraq, afghanistan and pakistan. especially covering these types of events often ignoring much of their own government's action he. actions. >> al jazeera's investigative unit has tonights exclusive report... >> from coast to coast... >> people selling fresh water for fracking... >> stories that have impact... >> we lost lives... >> that make a difference... >> senator, we were hoping we could ask you some questions about your legal problems... >> that open your world... >> it can be very dangerous... >> i hear gunshots... >> the bullet came right there through the widdow... >> it absolutely is a crisis... >> real reporting... >> this...is what we do... >> america tonight, only on al jazeera america. >> time now for listening post news bites. journalism remains on credit trial in the middle east. samah ibrahim, was sentenced to one year in jail, charged with attempts to derail the constitutional referendum. she was arrested at a protest against the plebiscite

segment tonight, watters world, there are literally tens of thousands of russians who have come to the u.s.aiggest influx are living in brighten beach and other areas of brooklyn, new york. so we sent watters to welcome the them. >> waves of russian immigrants settled here in brooklyn in the sheepshead bay in brighton, brooklyn, in the early '90s. they were attracted to the cheap rent, the shore atmosphere, and a lot of other european cultures who were here, you're from where? >> sochi. >> sochi, the olympics, lot of russians running around here, does it ever get crazy in the street? >> no. >> putin is very smart, he is not a nazi. >> he is not a nazi? i'll give him that. >> he is schizophrenia, and he is just torturing two countries right now. >> i don't even want to talk about putin right now, because whatever he does, it doesn't matter that much. >> when he says something he means it. >> putin is taking own ukraine. >> he is not invited. they asked for his help. >> does putin scare you? >> not really. >> do i scare you? >> not at all. >> what about obama? >> obama is nice, too. i like him

i think the more silent or the more muted the international community is, and in particular, the u.s.a, and the more emboldened the egyptian authorities come. >> can hashiba and sheila, thank you very much for being with us. >>> after the break, the obamacare checkup. one week from the sign-up deadline what will it take to convince the young invincibles? >> i mean, i don't know who's illegal, who's not illegal... al jazeera america presents a breakthrough television event. borderland a first hand look at the crisis on the border... >> i'm already afraid just being here >> six strangers, with different points of view take a closer look at the ongoing conflict. gary, a farmer, who hires many migrent workers... >> people say immigrants are stealing our jobs, it's not true... >> and allison, a born again christian, republican... >> let's just send them back to mexico and let their goverment handle it. >> they re-live the fatal quest of a young boy named omar... >> do you think that omar was way too young to make that trip accross the dessert? >> you just can't keep being strong... >> where

who is going to want to hold rubles if the u.s.a. won't accept them? e are other options, but that's the quickest and most devastating. there is no question we are living in a himp dangerous world where president obama is being tested by bad people. syria. now the world is paying a price for that just as we predicted here. vladimir putin well knows the western hours are weak and he has little to fear from them. however, the russian economy is also weak and that is where president obama should focus his efforts. one more thing if the president sits it out and does nothing he will go down in history as a weak leader. no doubt about it that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, joining us from texas, austin, fox news analyst karl rove, so, you remember, i know you are getting older but i know you remember that you used to advise president bush the younger, you were one of his main advisors. and you dealt with this international chaos all the time. if you were advising barack obama right now, specifically what would you tell him to do? >> wel

we will update you on what the u.s.a. is doing to solve this intense mystery. >>> also tonight, why is stephan seagull palling around with the putin. and dennis miller with thoughts on the russian tyrant as well as the missing plane. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why americans are confused about president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. a new poll from cbs news says 53% of american adults believe president obama has strong qualities of leadership. 45% say he does not. that's actually up three points from last november's poll. how can that be possible with all the problems in obamacare and the dire situation overseas? once again today the president got nowhere with our european allies who are reluctant to punish putin for seizing the crimea. nevertheless president obama put a happy face on him. >> i want to commend the eu for the important steps that have taken already to make sure

. >> there is danger ahead for the u.s.a. because of putin's aggressive land grab. tonight, we will tell you what that danger is and charles krauthammer will analyze. >> i can't handle the media on this. we have anchors and anchorettes why airplane flies. >> disturbed by the irresponsible news coverage of the missing jet liner. but the folks seem to find it. we will find out why. >> why the grand jury will ultimately decide the fate. believes any criminal charges in this case are unlikely. >> also tonight, a texas man shoots a teenager dead in his daughter's bedroom. why are authorities not charging him? is it legal on the case? >> caution, you are about to enter no spin zone. the factor begins right now. if there ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. america in danger, that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. the puts all of us. all of us in serious jeopardy. because putin is getting away with seizing land that belongs to ukraine. other bad people are taking notice. today putin justified his aggressive action. >> our main part

foreign goods, there are a lot of them on our market. >> we're going to be fine without europe or the u.s.a. we have a strong economy. we will cooperate more with c.i.s. companies. we will turn east. >> at the brand new financial center, the mood on the current and trading desks is a little more relaxed, fearing the sanctions are a two way street. >> they know that sanctions can cut both ways. russia is quite simply europe's biggest sing the trading partner, accounting for more than 40% of trade last year. no surprises that the e.u. has failed to share washington's enthusiasm for strong economic measures against russia. >> some of europe's biggest economies are most vulnerable, germany, 40% of gas and oil imports come from russia while germany accounts for 30% have all e.u.'s exports president obama russia. france negotiated the biggest sale of weaponry to russia, $1.6 billion, including putting up for sale helicopter carriers, the first due for delivery this year. london is now the safe haven for russian billionaires, who spent $900 million on the london profiting market in the last year a

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we will update you on what the u.s.a. is doing to solve this intense mystery. >>> also tonight, why is stephan seagull palling around with the putin. and dennis miller with thoughts on the russian tyrant as well as the missing plane. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone. the factor begins right now. ♪ ♪ >> hi, i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. why americans are confused about president obama. that is the subject of this evening's talking points memo. a new poll from cbs news says 53% of american adults believe president obama has strong qualities of leadership. 45% say he does not. that's actually up three points from last november's poll. how can that be possible with all the problems in obamacare and the dire situation overseas? once again today the president got nowhere with our european allies who are reluctant to punish putin for seizing the crimea. nevertheless president obama put a happy face on him. >> i want to commend the eu for the important steps that have taken already to make sure

a new cbs news poll says 61% of americans believe the u.s.a. no responsibility to do something about the russian ukrainian situation. and 65% do not want the president to provide military aid to ukraine. very high numbers. so what's going on? after iraq and afghanistan americans are rightfully fearful of becoming involved with another international conflict. there is a lot more in play here than most americans know. as talking points has said, what putin does will influence what iran does. what china does, and what north korea does. thus the weak response to putin sends a signal of weakness to the villains of the world. i'm not talking about military action here. i'm suggesting that much tougher economic sanctions be imposed on russia. right now putin is winking at joseph stalin as russian expansionism is on the march. what about president obama's attitude toward our military? while putin has expand the the russian military budget by 79%, the president is cutting back meaningful military programs here in america. he wants to down size the army,

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the u.s.a few things can do. any contingency, it's necessary and says we need to have an emergency session of nato and imposing sanctions against russian state owed banks and institutions. how effective would any of these be? -- >> i think on the sanctions, we can problem leak have a little pain. it's not a case like iran where we could choke the russian economy. tohink we could do things make things inconvenient and we might be able to target some russian oligarchs. i haven't seen any evidence we could have an influence economically that will dramatically change the situation. like moving warships and mobilizing nato, i think that is saber rattling. i don't think russia will take it seriously and if russia did take any kind of military maneuvers seriously, we will have escalated the problem to a level we do not want will stop europe and the united states does not want the potential for an actual military confrontation with russia over this. i just don't think the stakes are high enough, however terrible we may f

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. >> we are going to be fine without europe or the u.s.a. we have a strong economy, we will cooperate more with c.i.s. countries and asia, we will turn east. the mood on the currentsy desk is a little more relaxed, fearing the sanctions are a two way street. >> they know that sanctions can cut both ways, it is quite simply the biggest trading partner, accounting for more than 40% of trade, last year. no surprise that is the e.u. failed to share washington's enthusiasm, for strong economic measures against russia. some of the best h biggest economies are most vulnerable. 40% of the exports come from russia, while germany accounts for 30% of all exports to russia. france in 2011 negotiated the biggest sale of weaponry to russia, worth $1.6 billion, including putting up for sale a pair of helicopter carriers the first due for delivery this year. and london is now the safe haven for russian billionaires who spent $900 million oen the london property market in the last year alone. with 70 russian companies listed on the london stock exchange. >> p

. >> five men have been arrested in the u.s.a., suspected of human trafficking. after more than 100 people were found in collared conditions near a house, in houston. the men, women, and children who are mostly from guatemala, mexico, and honduras are now in the hand of immigration officials. the rest are thought to be fine after given food and water. a suicide bomber has killed at least 12 people in iraq's capitol. at least 40 other people were injuried in the attack, which targets a mainly shiite neighborhood. the killings brought the dell tot on wednesday to 46. fighting forced many of them from their homes and now they are shelters immortal camps are a lack of sanitation is increasing the threat of diseases like malaria and cholera. >> more than this, bad things happen here, but god is generous. >> let's have a look at the sports news now, what do you have for us today? is. >> a lot to talk about, the quarter finals of this year's league football competition will be known in the next few hours. attempting to overturn a 3-11th. against ben and their rounds of 1

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the u.s.a. navy is sending them to san francisco for fleet week this fall.s set for october 11 and 12th. they were grounded for much of last year because of budget cuts. >>> a tweeting war has broken out. the two were guests on the jimmy kimmel show. rod ford and his brother were told they could not have their picture taken with spacey. in response, the house of cards actor tweeted this photoshoped picture, with the caption, all you had to do was ask guys. here's your photo. >>> 49ers coach, jim harbaugh isn't just good at coaching football players. coming up after the break, the video that has gone >>> wrapping up the last week of winter with pretty warm temperatures out there. especially inland. everybody we're going to cool things off for tomorrow. on the sate light, you can see the weather system up here to our north, approaching mendocino. some of this will be approaching the bay area first thing tomorrow morning. as far as tonight, we just have fog trying to redevelop. i suspect that that patching fog will increase in coverage for the overnight hours.

took the secrets, wound up in russia and gave secrets to putin himself and said look, this is how the u.s.amonitors you and the russians have been able to jam that or change that. is that what you are saying that here? >> i didn't believe he ever got near vladimir putin personally. >> no, but his guys. >> there is no way, no way edward snowden is in russia in asylum and the modern kgb doesn't have all the secrets and among what he took, and we're still sorting it out, he took a great deal about how we eavesdrop. not on american citizens, but on agressers like the russians. now that putin knows how we do that he can evade it and it really cripples us. >> i think that's a good bet. all right. colonel, thanks very much. next on the rundown, geraldo on possible war and the missing jet. then, later, a new film about god is shocking the movie industry. we will talk with its star who says he is getting what super poligrip does for me is it keeps the food out. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. [ male announcer ] just a few dabs is clini

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. >> the u.s.a. uses different time zones. >> doesn't mean... >> but bono disagrees? time zone has nothing to do with this concept. it is more related to the economic development and the linkage. >> back at his home, he says there would be some adjustment in having two time zones in the country. just after 5:00 p.m., the sun starts to set. people here feel being able to enjoy the day when there is still daylight out will be worth it. jamil, al jazeera. >> u.s. scientists are reporting a warming of the sentence tral pacific when they say could result in an el nino phenomenon. it will others every four to five years. it's unclear why it happens but when it does, it does have a dramatic effect on weather in various parts of the world. it results certainly in warmer average temperatures in fact, two of the hottest years on record, 1998 and 2010 were both during el nino cycles. it usually triggers drought. part of the u.s. and south america get heavy rain or flooding. in the past, el nino has caused billions of dollars of losses to crops, damaged fish stocks and infrastruc

talking points memo this evening because we have a number of breaking stories for you looks like the u.s.ad russia are on a collision course over you crane high level meeting in london accomplished nothing. first what happened to a missing 777 jet liner that disappeared a week ago? fo >>> a word we're getting from government sources tell us two communication systems on missing plane went down at different times, one was a network of transponders after that went dark a second signal from the middle of the plane's fuselage went silent z here is we they should have shut down at the same time if the plane crashed. if one is on longer than another that indicates someone may have turned off the system on purpose. we learned today data suggests the plane flew for hours after the last point of contact and could have made it thousands of miles anywhere the in circle the white house says it has information indicates it could have flown over the indian ocean a long way from where it's supposed to be. we're learned the u.s. is enganled in the matter. >> it's an unprecedented situation they're looking

has a higher labor force participation rate than we have right here in the u.s.a. me now a professor at the university of maryland, school of business. peter welcome back, good to have you here. how come the u.k. is leading us in administer etric. this sounds like a bad thing. >> we've been through a tough financial crisis where we lost a lot of jobs and it's been tough to recover. it's been tougher for the u.k. the americans are richer, much richer. we have a higher per capita and more wealth and as a consequence, it's easier for people to drop out if they don't like what they say, especially if we have a government that is ladling on additional benefits which it has. it makes it easier not to take a job when you have subsidized healthcare or when the president is saying it's no fault of your own. personal responsibility is not a word, a phrase in the lexicon. >> let's take a look. it just goes down, down down. it's one big long slide and no surprise there. i think you mentioned a good reason why it is that way is there's a lot of benefits to collect by just sittin

the unnamed malaysian police official telling u.s.a. today that shaw was the only person with the experience and expertise to make the plane disappear. the pilot had a flight simulator in his home and malaysian authorities handed over the computer with data that had been deleted. the f.b.i. is analyzing that data, so far no results. >> randall pinkston live in washington, d.c. it's been a long time though, the families ever to be terribly frustrated. >> still a lot of speculation and not enough facts. >> albuquerque's police department facing a new claim of using excessive force. >> what the department's chief is saying about the latest deadly shooting involving his officers. >> also the mayor of one major u.s. city busted, arrested by federal agents, the charges he faces and the damage, that's already done to his political career. >> the big number of the day could be an economic tool to refrain vladimir putin over his actions in ukraine. >> today's big number could be a game-changer in the wrist between the united states and russia, 70

. >> there is danger ahead for the u.s.a. because of putin's aggressive land grab. ght, we will tell you what that danger is and charles krauthammer will analyze. >> i can't handle the media on this. we have anchors and anchorettes why airplane flies. >> disturbed by the irresponsible news coverage of the missing jet liner. but the folks seem to find it. we will find out why. >> why the grand jury will ultimately decide the fate.

talking points memo this evening because we have a number of breaking stories for you looks like the u.s.ad russia are on a collision course over you crane high level meeting in london accomplished nothing. first what happened to a missing 777 jet liner that disappeared a week ago? for the latest, let's go to the fox newsroom. >> bill, the headline tonight is u.s. officials say it appears more likely that whatever happened to this plane was a result of human intervention. some sort of air piracy. now, are they sure? they are not. but there are a lot of facts that have come together today from american officials that lead them to believe that let me show you. first of all, this is the spot where it first lost contact, right, where the transponders went out. then late this afternoon the "new york times" began reporting that it's now believed the plane went up to 45,000 feet. that's close to a mile higher than it should have been. then went back down to 23,000 feet, two miles below where it should be cruising. and instead of just flying on a straight path, made these zigzags here. that's not

joining us now from georgia in the u.s.a. to react james carville. there is a georgia over there. dent obama's handling the putin thing correctly? we have a few more sanctions, picked out a few more guys but what do you think? >> the russians never cared what thought. didn't care what president jornz thought when they crushed the revolt during czechoslovakia, didn't think what president reagan want martial law in poland. didn't care what president bush thought invaded georgia. i don't think they are going to be swayed that much by our sanctions. the truth of the matter is the europeans have much more at stake at this thing than we do. that's why it's good news as ed henry reported timing of this summit in netherlands is a good thing. >> don't you a agree with me that the unintended consequences of president obama appearing weak throughout the world and he does. all the polls say that all the polls say that the perception and perception isn't reality. i don't want to debate the reality of it i mean, you are a democrat. you like him. you may see it a different way. well, the percepti

. >> reporter: he does it for the team. >> go u.s.a.! r: and he does it for the chance to represent his country, again. roman is one of 18 u.s. veterans competing in the paralympics this year. they make up over 20% of all the u.s. athletes. representatives from the army, air force, navy, marine corps and coast guard. roman served in the u.s. army for nine years. three tours in iraq. it was there, on his third deployment, when life changed in an instant. his humvee striking an ied. >> i just didn't see it. it felt like getting punched in the stomach, it felt like getting the wind knocked out of me. >> reporter: the explosion caused major injuries to both of his legs. after multiple surgeries, he opted to have his left leg amputated above the knee. during his rehab, he discovered sled hockey. an outlet from the confines of a hospital room. before he left for sochi, he visited me on the set at "gma." i asked him what it was like to have your world change forever. >> none of these other things would have happened if that wouldn't have happene

we will update you on what the u.s.a. is doing to solve this intense mystery.

. >> there is danger ahead for the u.s.a. because of putin's aggressive land grab. we will tell you what that danger is and charles krauthammer will analyze. >> i can't handle the media on this. we have anchors and anchorettes why airplane flies. >> disturbed by the irresponsible news coverage of the missing jet liner. but the folks seem to find it. we will find out why. >> why the grand jury will ultimately decide the fate.

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