have dwindled so much so that now they're in the minority, a similar situation we may be facing in tibetso. >> in tibet, the rinpoche was revered as the sixth incarnation of one of the great buddhist teachers. he was imprisoned for nine hard years, and he says he was tortured. his prominence did not sit well with the chinese. >> that's what got him into trouble, because he says, from the chinese perspective, number one they look upon religion as poison, something that is totally undesirable, and so if you were a religious person it's almost the same as if you were like a drug peddler or somebody who's peddling something really terrible. >> another thing that we share with the dali lama and the tibetan people is nonviolent resistance, and if you knew the history of our people, we have really been engaged in nonviolent resistance for hundreds of years. we're still engaged in nonviolent resistance. >> reporter: they also discovered a shared belief, that all natural things, the earth, trees, animals, have spirits dwelling within them. >> in the tibetan tradition, suppose you were embarking o

forty four killed monday night when i do believe one three four carrying fifty two people from moscow tibet as a vodka northwestern russia crashed on this road missing the runway by a kilometer twenty four hours later the crash claimed another victim when one of the survivors a young boy died in hospital. when i heard the little boy in the hospital died i was shocked 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 site of the crash has been cleaned up the roads have been reopened the wreckage of the plane completely removed but there are still career marks evidence like this for us that reminds people of the tragedy that struck on monday night that for those who had been here to witness the horrific scenes they say that those memories are unlikely to go away. i didn't sleep for two days i couldn't even fall asleep i can't recall and people screaming and pulling bodies away from the plane. you get me was one of the first that the scene his house only metres away from where the plane came down. i heard the explosion and ran

both of the victims and survivors are dealing with their own grief one shared by the people of tibet as a boy it's declaring the days of mourning tesser silja r.t. in the russian carville your region. reports suggest seven special forces officers have been killed and at least sixteen others wounded in an anti terror up or a sion in russia's volatile north caucuses fierce fighting broke out when a group of militants who'd been surrounded in their hideout try to break free not easy go press can offer ports. this operation is still continuing it's been going on for two days it's all happening in the troubled republic. corpuses in a forest perhaps a vast complicating the operation for the special forces it started with the authorities surrounding the militants. they tried to break through and that's reportedly one some off the police officers were killed going to be intense fighting still and losses on both sides but the figures on battle are quite different officials say five police officers were killed whilst reports in the media suggest this figure is seven and sixteen others were inj

leno grew up in an orphanage in the city of tibet under russian law she should have received state housing once she left the institution this flat was given to lena's mother by the state and despite having no money she's been told to fix it up. but. this is generation absolutely desperate they didn't give me work because i don't have a profession for them i don't exist perhaps hanging myself would be the best thing to do. without even the most basic of a mean ities there's no way that lena family can leave here however here is exactly where the authorities have told her that she should bring up the children lena's case isn't unusual those who work with oftens in russia say that it's when they leave the care homes that they need the most help the problem is orphans are killed are of small or you know when they're little and everybody loves to help them and their small but presence and that cloth and whereas in actual fact they've got bigger and me but they get bigger and that's really where we need to be standing beside them housing is one of those big in need for all things leading care it

derivatives historically not exactly peaceful you know how's the whole china thing working out for tibet. i guess it's just been occupied by the wrong kind of marxists and he had to make the distinction about leninism because that's the bad kind of marxism the kind with the dictatorship of the proletariat led by a revolutionary vanguard party so does he think he's the good kind of marxist i thought it was marx and said religion to be the opiate of the masses i never thought the dalai lama could be so disappointing all right now in financial news usa today reports that one ratings agency in china has already declared a u.s. default on debt obligations to china whoops one president dong global credit rating company limited has made claims that by allowing the value of the u.s. dollar to erode the federal government has in fact in effect allowed pretty fault it didn't congress to say that was some kind of act of war. anyway china recently warned the united states that we are playing with fire by contemplating even any period of the thoughts and the treasury will run out of borrowing power o

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>>jacqueline: tibet. >> read my face red? >> it is is my face red? >>pam: why not sunscreen?ary has been drinking " however, i do not drink. the mets lost last night to the 80s. andto the a'st night-- reyes coming home from third, the mets win it, pre-1. the a's go to philadelphia to play the best team in baseball. and a very strange but a playful mood in washington d.c., the nationals had 11 of the last 12 games victories. their manager went in and said are you going to renew my options? they said i did not know yet. he says i am working for six andthousand $600,000 dollars for a year and pieces i quit! and it is difficult to go back and forth and get in people's faces. but unlike some security. and rarely do see something like this happen. this pretty lousy franchise had a love and out of 12th. not treat him right. he walked off. the warriors, >> the golden state warriors select clay thompson from washington state university. >> gary: 6 ft. 7 in., he shoot. wherever he is going to go he is going to be a superstar. when you look at him he has range his father was an ndp thom

maybe atheist, there is diversity but they have a respect for meditation, for dali lam, they go to tibet and-- . >> rose: it is almost how to-- they look at t i think, in terms of some process to unleash. >> right. >> rose: the self-conscious. >> or to see it so daniel seigel one of the scientists, researcher says it's like you are traveling through the city with a flashlight. and you can see a part of the reality very brightly. but then you turn off the flashlight and you can see everything dimly. and when you can shut down your conscious mind are you turning off the flashlight and you are aware of a lot more it may not be as bright but yourawareness widens. and that's what achieves in a meditative state it may be though, they d't really know ts, what early childhood is like. allison gothnick who has been on this program, talks about this. >>ose: speaking of childhood there used to be sort of childhood adolescence, adulthood and death, i guess. >> those were the four stages. you have now added the odyssey yearas well as something that com before, i think retirement years which comes bef

this is between an australian television anchor and the tibet exiled spiritual leader the dalai lama, shape, or form. but i have a joke for you that my son told me that he said you would laugh at. even though it's about you. can i tell it to you? >> huh? >> can i tell you the joke? >> yes. >> i don't want you to feel like i'm disrespecting you. >> no, no, no. >> the dalai lama walks into a pizza shop -- >> pizza shop. >> pizza. yeah, pizza shop. and says, can you make me one with everything? >> oh, yes. >> do you know what i mean? can you make me one with everything? >> ah. >> it's possible. >> i knew that wouldn't work. >> um, awkward. afterward, the anchor tweeted this. just interviewed the dalai lama, he is one chilled out dude. told him a gag he didn't get, so embarrassed. yeah, just a little bit. let's check in with wolf blitzer who i've been watching out of the corner of my eye shaking his head. >> i don't get the ice cream. why take the ice cream and put the cone -- >> back on the coning. i don't get it either. i'm not hip like that either. it's perfectly good ice cream cone. i

in tibet, our day long live coverage continues at the republican leadership conference taking place in new orleans. speakers expected include prospective presidential candidate buddy roemer, texas governor rick perry. tennessee rep marsha blackburn and rnc chairman reince preibus. next, a discussion on the future of media and telecommunications from the national cable and tele-communications association's annual cable show which took place last week in chicago. this is one hour. ♪ >> this is a big crowd. they are all excited back there. we brought the cable guys and the content guys in. before we get started, i want to say how lucky we all are that the cable industry has this new leader, michael powell. he is unmatched in his ability and expertise to distill everything that matters to the cable industry. let's hear it for michael powell. [applause] the cable guys are excited to show you what the big issues are. we put this together in an interesting way. three cable, three content, less in our panelists. >> first, the chairman and ceo of time warner inc., jeff hukas. [applause] next, t

we can tibet an extension -- get an extension from folks, but we really do try to answer them within the 60 days. >> [inaudible] and my question is asking you to revisit something you brought up at the beginning of your remarks which is what i think we could all agree is a surprising decision in the eastern district of virginia both last week and early this week. any observations you might have as that would play out as you move forward with the citizens united rulemaking questions and also through the 2012 cycle. >> that matter is being handled by another federal agency, so i'm really not going to talk about the case in particular. i would just note that as i think the opinion did that last month in the eighther is cut found sort of -- eighth circuit found an opposite way, and there's a decision last year out of the second circuit that also concluded in a different way. again, because another -- the department of justice will handle that, and i'm not going to get in their way of that. i think given there had been two other circuit court decisions on that, i would note that that seem

as has been done before, our government will enter into a separate agreement with the government of tibet the middle east are transformed by their people, the people are standing tall with our allies to protect civilians in libya. our government will hold a debate on the future of this important mission. as part of our ongoing efforts to promote human rights, our government will create a new office of religious freedom to help protect religious minorities and promote the pluralism essential to the development of free and democratic societies. we will also take action to strengthen our national sovereignty. our government is committed to protecting the integrity of our immigration system. it will introduce measures to address marriage fraud and abuse of our system that can victimize unsuspecting cay canadians and vulnerable immigrants. we will introduce legislation to combat human struggling that places migrants in dangerous conditions and underminds trust in the canadian system. >> translator: government has made canada's north the corner cornerstone of its agenda. sovereignty comes throu