as a result i was one of the top retailers in the usa. as an international corporate chain with existing in europe and in shanghai and in the united states they could have found another part in san francisco, instead, no, they chose to open up on fillmore street less than a block away from my store hoping to take advantage the fact that my small independent boutique build up this business and they would have a ready market place. my sell of clothing sells 20 percent of my total sales. the opening of this oska store will definitely impact my business which i have offered for 34 years on fillmore street. first as (inaudible) and i have already been impacted by other chain stores on the block, fisher and others, i no longer carry these products because i cannot compete with these corporate chain stores. the formula retail use ordinance was adopted to protect the small businesses being forced out due to ex-ka lating rent stemming from the proliferation of corporate chain stores, one look at fillmore street will show you how many small business

the critically acclaimed west wing and now "psych", the usa networks longest running series. e of as many pleasures is the camaraderie between him and his co-star. >> thanks for joining the case. >> not a problem. >> i am sorry of accusing your girlfriend. >> that is cold. i know what it is like to be lonely and single. >> i am not single. you do not seem to be unhealthy had a >> i am sorry. maybe because i walked in and i divorced parents having sex. and my dad sat me down and told me my body was a wonderland. >> are you sure you saw what you think you saw? >> yes, i am positive. what about you? >> you ever walked in on your parents? >> my parents never had sex. it did not have. you are looking at one of god's perfect little miracles. >> what about joy? >> i am not sure she is not adopted. tavis: what do you make of how well this show is running. headed to its eighth season. >> i am humbled.. in awe of the jury. i never thought it would last long. i am amazed that psychos stating case. >> when you say the psychos, you are referring to the fans. >> yes. not a crazy folks. but

segregated and today if they tried to resegregate the wall next to it there would be outrage throughout the usa every t.v. channel and newspaper so segregation in america was wrong but no america funding segregation no for via foreign aid seems to be a ok and jim dandy arab language leaflets have been spread around west bank in palestinian areas asking residents to

it's a lingering problem in parts of the usa. a problem in japan. >> it's not a problem in china. it's not a problem in brazil. >> it's not a problem in the property markets in china. elsewhere in china, you look at commodity markets, they are deflating now. >> you look at food, those prices have been going up substantially. that's why people have cooled on china. beginning of the year, everybody loved china. we were included in that. we've taken profits along the way. the euphoria has been so great for this region, but i think this new leadership is going to take time in terms of new policy. maybe they might have their hands -- maybe kind of tied behind their back because of the inflation issue. there are other places to he have had invest. the u.s., we talked about, housing, even manufacturing, consumer. you look at japan, they're about to go and reflat. that's vi interesting. >> april 4th, we get the bank of japan meeting and the ecb. that could be interesting, where you see japan more aggressive, and japan one of the few stock

my statement refers to my original appeal refers to 13 physical stores in the usa. and which the permit holder now claims are only 8. when i drafted my appeal statement i did not include the internet stores because it was only necessary to show that oska has eleven establishments. >> for purposes of argument, i will assume that oska had only 9 brick and mortar u.s. stores, however, they also have a worldwide network of internet stores including 9 in the united states. now, this is my list for exhibit 1. and this does not quite show all of this. the brick and mortar stores are listed on the left side and the internet stores are listed on the right side. you will notice that there are three pending stores, these again were listed on the catalogs. and though they have back pedaled on that. the information about the 18 retail establishments is based on oska's only printed brochures and various internet postings as well as facebook listings. this osk a published information indicates that 9 of the u.s. stores are traditional brick and mortar stores, the related web sites

and then everybody you know who's israel and in the usa cannot think of anything other than through the prism of iran iran has nothing to do with the with iran and syria point. rubbish which is the media being peddling it because if you if you attempt to put everything toward iran everybody in the west begins to feel threatened this is just like the use of. then you can accuse anybody of anything ok at the end of the day i think certainly the effect of the syrian revolution will be to weaken hezbollah because at the present moment the contact between iran and hezbollah is through syria and that's the point that is going to be weakened however i think israel knows hezbollah can do and israel cannot afford to lose civilians and civilians will be lost that is there an intervention with if there is a conflict between hezbollah and iran that's. defending the iranians but i. i think there is a conception which is purposely done by putting iran into the picture but certainly i think at the present moment the moral position of the west to the syrian conflict because everybody talks about one th

the usa well said design out of many a position that one of the particular opposition that is going to be that opposition that cannot be for instance from i'm not so they can not be from al qaida they cannot be islamist they cannot be shiite they cannot be with hezbollah they cannot be with iran so if they want to change their age but they want to design not made the regime all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to one short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria stay with are taking. place with. technology innovation all the developments from around russia. the future of coverage. let me let me i want to wouldn't let me ask you a question. here on this network because we're having the debate we have our knives out. but if you get this right it's about staying there to get here in this great way of being i don't want to talk about the surveillance . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for like you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize ever

the usa once said design out of many a position they want a particular opposition that is going to be that opposition that cannot be for instance from the not so that they cannot be from al qaida they cannot be islamist they cannot be shiite they cannot be with hezbollah they cannot be with iran so they want to change the regime but they want to design not made the regime all right gentlemen i'm going to jump in here we're going to go to one short break and after that short break we'll continue our discussion on syria stay with our team. wealthy british. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in these kinds of reports. to try to join thousands of gadget guru into the mobile world congress in barcelona where research and handset makers try to get their groove back. and software super chargers hope to spin previous successes forward turns up the heat on google and despite a new twist on infotainment it's not just fun and games often overlooked video engine spring ball is streaming conferences to the palm of your hands and there's a new player in

and britain and all other countries in the region rest in europe that is and the usa continued supplying arms to iraq was there more interested in iraq's opposition to iran at that time the west created a lot of those tensions and turned a blind eye to abuses of human rights by its their own allies and i think we just need to take a rain check on this and think very carefully about what we did in the past and what we should be doing in the future surely now the people of iraq deserve peace deserve security and deserve human rights they have none of those things yes a lot of people have made a great deal of money out of the misery of the iraq how will the how will the people of iraq to get that peace and stability that you're talking about if the troops left now they are now left with the victims of tara reid. they are indeed there has to be the construction of a political dialogue it has to be the construction of some kind of political consensus in iraq the alternatives are that the country descends into further chaos with suicide attacks and many other things or maybe even the country w

meanwhile it appears that a prisoner mistreatment is not so rare in the usa if you had to r.t. dot com you can see how one inmate was restrained and then pepper sprayed before being left unattended at a jail in maine there is a link to the footage on our website. president obama's middle east tour has resulted in mixed feelings both in israel and palestine with no tangible results despite his calls for peace palestinians who greeted the u.s. leader with protests were disappointed by his show of unwavering allegiance to israel and lack of pressure over the issue of settlements obama was restrained on the problem was more strained on the problem before saying that stopping settlement construction should not be a precondition for peace talks at a meeting with the palestinian leader as for israel during his two days there a bomb a seemingly thawed frosty relations with the country's prime minister the signs of disagreement on issues like iran were still abundant. so. let's get more reaction now showy to obama's visit we can go live to ramallah to talk to a big corp the palestinian p

, discusses his book, "american turnaround: reinventing at&t and gm and the way we do business in the usa." in the book he tells the story of rising through the ranks of business to live in the nation's largest telecommunications companies and been called on my president obama to rescue general motors. this program is about one hour. >> ed whitacre has run two iconic american companies. at&t and general motors. is also the author of a new memoir, "american turnaround: reinventing at&t and gm and the way we do business in the usa." it's a candid and unflinching look at american business and i had a difficult time in a period that would result went through. and yet the book is also very optimistic about corporate america and america in general. welcome. >> guest: thank you, stephanie. it's nice to be your. >> host: he became chairman of general motors immediately after the company filed for bankruptcy. you came out of retirement to take the job. why did you do it? >> guest: i became chairman when he came out of bankruptcy. the day came out of bankruptcy. it's a good question why i took a. b

the same thing goes for david wright. usa takes a 4-3 lead. top of the ninth, americans pour it on, bases loaded. clears the bases. usa advances after a 9-4 victory. >>> over to golf. tiger woods out to prove he still has the killer instinct. woods shooting for his 76th pga tour victory this afternoon but toad protect his four-shot lead in the final round of the cadillac championship at doral. here we go with some very entertaining highlights. tiger has never lost a tournament, by the way, leading by four strokes or more. fourth hole, par 3. his tee shot. my goodness. lands within about four feet. would he make that birdie go to 20 under. then, on 10, putting for birdie, gets it to drop. his 27th birthday of the week brought him to 21 under for the championship. shot of the day, sergio garcia on 15, out of the sand, and into, yes, the cup. sergio looked sharp. shot 569 in the final round and finished in third. tiger, on the final hole, three-shot lead, second shot on the par 4, short of the green. gets a lucky break, you can at least say a fort

this is a template for the whole story, europe, usa, japan. >> fair point. i understand the germans are tired of supporting their friends to the south. doesn't this set a bad precedent? what happens the next time we have a financial problem here? are they going to obfuscate with funds? will there be a run on money markets and bank deposits because the rules changed? i'm surprised you like this, larry. this is like obama taking over gm, changing the rules and hammering debtors. >> not insured. let's take the usa. you're up to 250,000. those deposits alone. big corporate deposits that are uninsured those guys should think twice about depositing in a bank. they are credit tors. uninsured depositors are creditors. this is in effect a resolution bankruptcy issue. rather than a taxpayer bailout. that's why i like this. >> it bothers me they changed the rules mid-stream. >> sometimes you have to change the rule. it's a bad rule you need a good drive to change it. >> how do you drive when you don't know what the speed limit is. >> nobody gave a guarantee. >> that's r

has one of the lowest-ranking human rights records of any country and is clearly not a friend of the usaeft the country today after five apparently bff meantime, rodman owes more than $500,000 in back child support for his two kids and faces jail time if he doesn't pay it st. mary's gets probation randy bennett and his st. mary's basketball program was dinged by the ncaa today worse. st. mary's was placed on four years probation for, "a failure to monitor it's men's basketball program" mainly with regards to recruiting overseas, including three french players who never even ended up coming. however, the gaels can still participate in postseason play, including the ncaa tournament, which they have done four of the past eight years bennett himself will be suspended the first five conference games next year and won't be allowed to recruit off campus until 2018. in addition the program will have it's scholarships reduced from 13 to 11 for the next two years the major violations involved an assistant coach no longer with the team. mcilroy withdraws serena williams was amidst the gallery follo

foreigners in work and study and work in travel programs do experience exploitation upon arrival in the usa i've even personally met some of them so i know but more than that in a time when millions of americans are struggling to put food on the kitchen table why are companies searching for thousands of exploitable foreigners to work for two dollars an hour cheaper it is corporate greed and their absolute disrespect for americans that allows this to happen just pay the extra two dollars and have americans work for you to cheap corporate pigs but that's just my opinion. just a minute. and those. are simple for us. i know but i've been like dozens of them much of a day. as i don't want to go to. class if we've. come to agreement. so lie. every cause i want to come is going to go down i've got an agreement it's only to government for. now because i want to kill me. and. there's trouble and i don't i'm strong. i'm giving them program. because i said if you give us the rights. fees. back in each our career the villagers go about their lives in close proximity to the militants. fun fishermen cont

let me switch gears back to the usa. a massive revival of the american railroad industry, right?rific stuff. it's related to our energy boom as well as other sectors. these guys have built in rail yards and they're refueling stations, tracks, tunnels and terminals and page one story in today's "wall street journal" and you have a good rise in business investment and home prices seeing their biggest yearly gains and tax refund checks coming in and i think our economy is stronger than folks think. that's my two cents and let's see if my guests remotely agree with me. we welcome back jeff kleintop. i see optimism out there. >> i don't think this bull market's over, but i think it is overdue for a pause. none of the things you mentioned are new. they've been going for a while. one of the risks in the near-term is that we get downward earnings revisions because the expectations for the second half of this year are very high. you are looking at 10% to 13% earnings growth in q3 and q4 and housing not a big, direct contributor to profits and for that matter neither is -- neither is some

liz: made in the usa, not something we hear alot especially in all places the toy industry where manysold in the u.s. are produced overseas but one toy-maker, k'nex, has been bringing most of its manufacturing to the u.s. most of the big guys like hasbro and mattel are not doing. in a first on fox business interview, k'nex ceo and president. michael, specifically first, how many jobs have you brought back and why here in the u.s.? >> sure, liz. it is good to be with you. why here in the u.s., i will get to that first, it became clear to us three or four years ago american consumers were looking for things made in the usa. we wanted to be able to do that. we want to strengthen our own company and community by bringing production back and then we knew if we did that we also created jobs. as ceo and business owner part of my responsibility is to my people, my community and my country. because of that reason we said if we bring all these production back, we'll have more jobs. how many jobs --. liz: you're a businessman though, right? in the end if it is more financially responsible for yo

awful lot but you sir are a fool you know what kind of terrorist cells in your neighborhood all want the usa to feature a sunday on limbaugh and the christian. consumer beliefs of others. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells a sensationalistic garbage he calls it breaking news i'm not me martin and we're going to break this that. it'll . it'll. but. it was. welcome back to technology update in the mobile world congress in barcelona there's so much to do and see in the action packed four days that people are constantly on the move to make sure they don't miss tomorrow's next headline yes it's easy to get caught up in the bright lights and fancy displays but in reality many were in town to hammer out agreements and important deals. in the news around the time it was a simple call at this point it's a truly international brand with operators in around twenty countries inside russia however the company is best known for its b. line brands who recently announced that they pinned a deal with china mobile t

♪ because there ain't no doubt in all this land god please the usa ♪ ♪ god bless the usa ♪ >> their uniqueuntry and classical music ended them on america's got talent. country roots, classical sound. welcome jc, marcus collins and john haggan, and also with us today the little rockers, and steve on guitar, jeff on keyes and michael harper on drums. guys, it's great having you here. >> thank you. >> mike: your blend of music is pretty incredible because you kind of cross every genre imaginable. marcus, how do you maintain some versatility with the type of music you do? >> well, it helps that we love all of these different genres that we sing and just performing music that we love makes a big difference. we pick every song on the album and pick every song on the show because we love great music with great melodies and a positive inspiration and portray to the crowds and listeners. >> mike: the biggest thrill ever is say peering on this show and i know you feel that way. >> having you play with us. [applause] >> and that's what usually happens, it's downhill from here. but we want to play a s

the payroll. host: here is a bit from fredreka schouten's piece in "usa today." support for family members -- explained the dynamic. election rules, you cannot personally benefit from campaign runs and you cannot use the money to pay your rent or your mortgage, but many feel this crosses the line because if you are a member of congress, you are going to toitical action committees companies you might see on your committee, and say please help me get elected, and by the way, this ultimately benefits my bank account. feeluestion is do you especially beholden to people who are paying your relatives? the lineemiah is on from fort lauderdale, florida. go ahead. caller: thank you for taking my call. i think it is a great idea to have family on the payroll because family is usually their first, and not only that, that family might have office space to use. i agree with the idea of having family on the payroll because i worked on numerous campaigns were the daughter was the secretary and whatnot. i thought that was a cheaper idea and even when i run for office i plan to us

country you sir are a fool you know what kind of my terrorist cells in your neighborhood all want the usa to defeat terrorism be a liberal and the christian religion school kids your good stuff out of the. you know the corporate media distract us from what you and i should care about because their profit driven industry that sells us and facials the garbage he calls it breaking news i'm abby martin and we're going to break this that. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realize everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. they put her right on my chest immediately after she was born then she began crying and so loudly even the doctors were surprised come on maria come on let's get your arm gets girl jessica let's you know i think that having a baby and then bringing her up is the most important thing in life it is a huge responsibility to mediately become clever and more mature you try to be more serious as for a

and punish certain countries bernie if you out there naive enough to think that they'll sanction the usa or send a peacekeeping mission to stop the human rights violators in washington not a chance the un really has no business meddling in the affairs of sovereign countries but they do it all the time but there is a zero percent chance that the un will stand up to the bad behavior from the us government no matter how much its investigators whine and plead and beg but that's just my opinion. download the official location to your cell phone choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from your television or it just doesn't go out with your mobile device so you can watch on t.v. anytime anywhere. in the world with. science technology innovation all the least of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. i'm joined today by john diggle professor of international law and former special rapporteur to the un human rights council concerning palestinian affairs thank you very much for speaking to me today now as a south african who campaigned again

clears the bases. usa wins in advance, your final, 9-4. re trying to avenge the warriors lost to milwaukee last night taking on the brewers. single to right. next batter, cole. single to right. drives in hector sanchez from third. at the plate. oh, no. thrown out. don't worry, giants win, 6-1. they win by a nose. >>> all right, over to golf. tiger woods out to prove he's still a killer when it comes to golf. woods was shooting for his 76th pga victory. can he protect his lead? it was very entertaining down the stretch. tiger never lost a tournament leading by at least four strokes. fourth hole, par 3. he shot. lands to within four feet. he would make that for birdie to go to 20 under par. still hot on the tenth. putting for birdie. talk to it. it dropped, 27th birdie of the week, brought him to 21 under for the championship. tiger under 18. putting for bow gi. gets it to go. tiger woods is your champion. he's back on track. another team trying to get on track. what about the san jose sharks? they are losing to colorado, 2-0 in the second pe

the usa did win th a final of 1-0 and will move on to face mexico on tuesday. >>> the oakland raidersre losing one of its top players. punter shane lechler will sign with the houston texans. he reportedly will receive a million dollar bonus and up to $5.5 million over three seasons. >>> back on track after one week after that deadly crash. cars will be starting their engines in marysville. why some say it is just too soon. >>> plus, tracking down the source of a sweet treat that sickened several east bay students. more on the investigation underway. >>> and a shooting at a san francisco nightclub early this morning leaves three people wounded. what police are saying this morning about the conditions of those victims. >>> terrifying screams inside a san francisco nightclub after someone opens fire injuring three people. good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. >>> customers say one moment they were drinking and having fun, then the next moment they were ducking for cover. alex. >> reporter: good morning. witnesses tell me they ran for cover wh

english and spanish he could not understand how someone could say he was mexican having been born in the usa. he doesn't like going to mexican places. he does not like to discuss beer and shots of tequilla. he never listened to spanish radio stations. no more mexicans. who did not have a problem being objective with a mexican. [inaudible]. i should try to do something about this he thought this is not good. may be i should try, may be i should make an effort. may be i should drive to the mission and spend quality time with my own people. i'm sure it would be simple. he doesn't have to be so hard. i am sure anyone who looks at me and talks to me will believe i'm another south of the border specimen and never figure out i happen to be a self hating mexican. the self hating something made him think of the self hating jew. he thought of george constanza and woody allen. he thought of philip and alexander's father yelling and screaming telling his son he was the son of the family shames. you don't be deserved to be called a view. you, alexander are being embarrassed by the surface of the mirror.

and so now, the personhood usa folks have gotten more creative. t least, they've gotten more focused. their focus less now on convincing the american people at large, since that's not working. instead, they are focusing on convincing elected republican state legislatures. and there they are having some success. a couple years ago in north dakota, the personhood people were trying to pass their a la mississippi abortion ban there. they were trying to pass through the legislature. and they found themselves blocked by a republican state senator. he's not a pro-choice republican state senator. he is an anti-abortion conservative republican. but, he said it was dumb to pass a state abortion ban when that's clearly illegal. it's unconstitutional. all it is is a guaranteed court case with all the accompanying expense, and a guaranteed smackdown of north dakota's law and no real advance in the policy. so he blocked the bill from going forward. he explained that what was really going on there was, quote, out of state extremists who have been working unsucce

guy who cares an awful lot of country music stars are you know what kind of sound but i don't want the usa to defeat terrorism they are liberal and the christian. can secure good stuff out of the. you know the corporate media distracts us from what you and i should care about because they're profit driven industry that sells the sensationalistic garbage because that breaking news i'm abby martin and we're going to break that. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for life you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom hartman welcome to the big picture. it'll eat i've. been. playing it was. you're. in it not. it appears that jose oro is far from having won over so go via. today to me the first the employees are gone colombia are out in the street they're demanding wage increases. small scale miners and local inhabitants are demonstrating alongside them. amidst the crowd one man personifies the revolt of the entire town and you know you know. one th

and punish certain countries bernie if you out there naive enough to think that they'll sanction the usa or send a peacekeeping mission to stop the human rights violators in washington not a chance the un really has no business meddling in the affairs of sovereign countries but they do it all the time but there is a zero percent chance that the un will stand up to the bad behavior from the us government no matter how much its investigators whine and plead and beg but that's just my opinion. these are decent faces of freedom fighters. and. they're ready to clean up a new story. and bring you liberty anytime. salute play free float. up front. like to be treated this way the. syrian diary on our t.v. . more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are today.

foreigners in work and study and work in travel programs do experience exploitation upon arrival in the usa i've even personally met some of them so i know but more than that in a time when millions of americans are struggling to put food on the kitchen table why are companies searching for thousands of exploitable foreigners to work for two dollars an hour cheaper it is corporate greed and their absolute disrespect for americans that allows this to happen just pay the extra two dollars and have americans work for you to cheap corporate pigs but that's just my opinion. wealthy british style. is not tied to the title. of the. markets why not scandals. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. hold it hold it. hold it. to such. a good speech. she. gave. her her. wish. a long slow good. player. and a. little run of a little. choose your language. we can without any financial planner say still some of the. treatments that the consensus can click and. choose the opinions that invigorating to. choose the stories that impact the life choose the acce

foreigners in work and study and work in travel programs do experience exploitation upon arrival in the usa i've even personally met some of them so i know but more than that in a time when millions of americans are struggling to put food on the kitchen table why are companies searching for thousands of exploitable foreigners to work for two dollars an hour cheaper it is corporate greed and their absolute disrespect for americans that allows this to happen just pay the extra two dollars and have americans work for you to cheap corporate pigs but that's just my opinion. download the official application to yourself choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites. if you're away from your television well it just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch ati any time anyway. well i've done your bush or we expose the three tricks of war coming up. plans to split the whole middle east into micro states a policy called kill anything that moves. and hollywood goes too far. don't he ever give up you know not trick me and it always feels like under every tails you get coo

do indeed have these sixty billion barrels then we're talking about more oil than the reserves of the usa could tar or even libya to talk about this i'm joined in the studio by ken hurst he's a journalist came to what extent is this dispute a question of resources for both the british and the argentinean government well it could be argued that it's always been questionable whether it's morally or logistically sustainable to try to protect. a colony that eight thousand miles away i suppose the argument one could have added to that is economically sustainable said he wore ships and so on and so forth but of course the oil rather changes all right but it only changes if you believe it's morally justifiable to go on which we call it you know a colonial plundering mission something we did in the eighteenth or nineteenth centuries and personally i don't happen to believe it is. international business consultant adrian explained to us why he thinks the referendum is a pointless step in a long running dispute between britain and argentina. it's like asking the old to right wing israeli settlers o

five percent of all people in prison are and if it was more than one million people behind bars in the usa equal more than fifty thousand people jailed with wrongful convictions this presidential pardon is an opportunity to write some of those wrongs the obama seems more interested in trivial cases this isn't me. if it ever prayed to play judge and jury. don't forget about it quick and death on program would have included be a fascination with that if i'm from the guys without any due process or transparency so it makes you wonder why does the president is so much more interested in pardoning turkeys than you i thought of thins reaching out for help in washington d.c. margaret how r.t.e. and out of the g.s.a. where a new policy will take effect soon if you're a frequent flier chances are you waited in line at the airport while the t.s.a. confiscates anything from your body lotion to your nail clippers well some of that is about to change the t.s.a. is now allowing passengers to carry on some items that have been banned in the past among them small knives that's right you're not your as lon

punish some of the countries bernie if you out there are naive enough to think that they'll sanction the usa or send a peacekeeping mission to stop the human rights violators in washington not a chance the un really has no business meddling in the affairs of sovereign countries but they do it all the time but there is a zero percent chance that the un will stand up to the bad behavior from the us government no matter how much its investigators whine and plead and beg but that's just my opinion. thanks for staying with us here on r t half past the hour now oscar winning blockbuster argo has been way down with guns and glory but now iran wants to slap something else on it a lawsuit the country is planning to sue the makers of the movie about the storming of the u.s. embassy in tehran in one hundred seventy nine calling it a distorted portrayal of their country independent filmmaker and blogger danny schechter thinks are wrong throwing its popcorn is really not about the film at all . this is propaganda but it's probably get it not so much against iran but even that of americans to sustain thei

section and punish certain countries birdie if you out there even have to think that they will sanction the usa or send a peacekeeping mission to stop the human rights violators in washington not a chance the un really has no business meddling in the affairs of sovereign countries but they do it all the time but there is a zero percent chance that the un will stand up to the bad behavior from the us government or how much its investigators whine and plead and beg but that's just my opinion. hello and welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the catholic church has a new leader of pope francis from argentina and it jesuit you see mr dramatic even bold departure from the past can this simple man of humble origins reverse the fortunes of a church in crisis and what can the world expect from a pope hate when from the global south. across not the recent election i'm joined by sister my report in london she is a religious sister and a founding member of catholic woman's ordination in atlanta we have diane she is an ordained minister in the association of roman catholic

section upon the sudden countries birdie if you out there i even have to think that they will sanction the usa or send a peacekeeping mission to stop the human rights violators in washington not a chance the un really has no business meddling in the affairs of sovereign countries but they do it all the time but there is a zero percent chance that the un will stand up to the bad behavior from the u.s. government no matter how much it's investigators wind and plead and beg but that's just my opinion. please.

the disappointment lies in the fact that team usa was eliminated, but the giants are happy about thatk in their camp, two key members of the pitching staff, vogel's son and jeremy getting ready to play the real baseball the giants are most concerned about. they are beaming from a very positive experience. of course they wished team usa were still alive in the wbc. >> bittersweet, i would prefer to say. going over to san fran an to compete in those games. i really enjoyed competing in those games. to come back, the situation means we get knocked out. >> having usa across your chest and seeing soldiers traveling, it really hits home what it means to be an american and to represent my country and to represent those guys that are fighting for us every day. it was special. >> joe fonzi did those interviews yesterday, being capped for saint patty's day. >> >> meantime, we are getting closer to opening day, exhibition game this afternoon. phillies against the braves. braves first baseman, freddie freeman to deep left. two-run homer and listen to the score, atlanta 17, phillies 10. not too ha

a first for the usa in a field that observers say remains wide open. >> maybe something has shifted there. will people say what's more important is the skill and evangelization and presenting the message. if that's an american, why not? >> reporter: and is there more history to be made? no conclave has gone more than five days in the past century. but with no front-runner, some wonder if this conclave could go past that mark, lester. >> anne thompson, thanks very much. >>> as we've been reminded the conclave itself is solely for the purpose of voting. all the time for discussions will end when the cardinals file in to the sistine chapel on tuesday. so what's going on right now behind the scenes? it may determine the outcome. for some insight into these critical days before the conclave, i'm joined here now by nbc news vatican analyst george weigel. good to have you with us. >> nice to be here. >> we saw the meetings all week long. the congregations. what's happening now? are these men who meet for coffee, have dinner, talk about things? is there lobbying going on right now? >> there are c