tibet. all right in half an hour's time iconic bell daughter is here for now though after a quick break as people of ellen discussed on cross-talk discussing whether it's about time to disband the cia this is. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. you know his secret laboratory in the kirby was able to build a most sophisticated robot which.

to hear how people in tibet feel towards china. dasha of the communist party of china a slogan so widespread in tibet it's even displayed on taxis here everything is an ambiguous mix of modern technology and tradition communism and religion. six his son is a buddhist monk but ten years ago this elderly man joined the communist bangalore do i knew that the party is breathing new life into our nation and the margins your time in the capital where shops and businesses sit beneath the monasteries on the hills this is quite a normal scene for us every day believers gather in the city center to pray right outside what is traditions are very strong here but at the same time chinese national red flags are hanging almost on every fall and every building as a constant reminder which country to bat is a part of. for decades china has been accused of occupying tibet and destroying its culture human rights organizations report numerous abuses there on a daily basis some are even willing to go to the most extreme measures in broadest in almost a

and investing in com china paused billions of dollars into tibet in an attempt to quell tension in the rest of region over its rule all those details in just a minute. welcome to the. science technology innovation called the least of elements from around russia we've got the future covered. something. lies beneath. thousands of meters of the ice and broke. the law. for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it to distance. good to have you with us here on our to today i'm rory sushi i live in moscow just over seven months ago the french place their trust in socialist leader francois hollande giving him a mandate for change but his promises ranging from economic prosperity to allowing for gay marriage are proving harder to achieve than perhaps you may have thought that actually got a shock you found out people are already losing trust in the new lead. the debate on whether gay marriage should be allowed has split french society for years with protests about the issue often ending in violence with francois oman coming to power the gay community breathed a sigh of relief but it may ha

people at the school of tibet. ok are certainly hoping in stay with us here on our tables off for the next short break we take a trip to the urals and explore the natural breathtaking beauty of deep down under . ron paul has rejected the national rifle association safety plan and by safety plan the n.r.a. proposes basically turning every school in america into a prison camp so on this one ron paul i'm with you in the wake of the tragic events at sandy hook elementary and every vice president wayne la pierre called on congress to immediately appropriate whatever is necessary to put armed police officers in every school so yeah what is the solution to isolated incidents of extreme violence make every child live their entire school life at gun point before putting armed guards in schools maybe we should take a look at the fact that more than twenty five percent of american kids are on medication and that's just the kids altering their mental state legally mom is working two jobs so she isn't around dad is a wall and t

tibet. and a quarter past three in the afternoon here in the russian capital israel has announced it's to build a new barrier along the occupied golan heights the reason it says is to protect its citizens from the ongoing violence in syria and that's as the jewish state has completed the bulk of the work on a fence separating itself from egypt and at rooting out illegal migration my colleague bill dog spoke to activist jamal juma who believes these actions have nothing to do with security. israel has. to recalculate what they are doing in the middle east israel dealing with the middle east or dominating power on the try all the time to build walls around then themselves claiming that the people is hating them and they are targeting them as the real has been harmed the whole region and the area around to very they are building the wall around the palestinian areas the claim that it's for security but at the end that one of the worst apartheid systems and get was around the palestinian people

china is investing a small fortune in tibet but as the money pours into the rebellious the popular image of a region remains a find out what people in tibet think of their own situation just a little bit later. now it could be a symbol for peace in a troubled region but a village. couples is now straining under the load of all those who want to move there are reports on the challenges of a village seemingly for. israelis cannot live in the west bank and most palestinians cannot live in israel which leaves those israelis and palestinians who want to share a home out in the cold. my husband this from have i'm from jerusalem i found work in jerusalem and used to live there with my children but without my husband because he is not allowed to live there he couldn't visit me even once at the end of each week i would go to have been to visit him we lived like that for four years well come to no man's land a neighborhood that is technically part of jerusalem but in reality is on the palestinian side of the security wall that israel has built some two thousand mixed couples live here. the problem

and more stories ahead for you this hour including taming tibet separatist sentiment and inhuman look at chinese plans to solve problems out by pumping money and as it tries to integrate one of its most rested regions into the rest of the country. not struggling to deliver its one of its seven mothers says his victory in the presidential race but how socialist francois hollande really want i would a french people would find out interest of him but that's. something. the law is beneath. thousands of meters of. drawing. the law. that is a use for many. but dangerous even to those who keep it at a distance. choose your language. of choice make it with no inferential going to say there is still some honest. truth as good as the consensus you got to. choose the opinions that degrade to. choose the stories that imply life choose be access to. this is our sea welcome back for years people in tibet have protested chinese rule over their land often taking drastic measures to do so with twenty eight self-immolation as reported last november alone but since blood to muster asians four years ago

of tibet. and time not to take a look at some other news we're around the world then as well as leader chavez has suffered a respiratory failure following a callous hope rationing cuba that's according to one of the country's top officials it was early reporting that he was suffering complications caused by a long infection and as well as vice president has tried but chavis is fully conscious as a constitution of a socialist president is due to be sworn in for a third term in a week. inside bomb attack south of the iraqi capital has killed at least twenty seven shiite pilgrims they were on their way from the holy city of karbala it turns out thousands had been attending annual rituals of warning that followers almost two weeks of sunni protest against the current prime minister nuri al maliki the latest violence highlights the continuing sectarian tensions that threaten to further divide the country. israel has announced it's going to build a new bahrain along the occupied golan heights the rea

tibet and after a short break here on r.t.i. we take a look at the people who thought they had a front row seat to the end of the world a time now past three and four of the mine apocalypse. join me on a journey to the heart of the kremlin to a place is hidden from the tourists you're going to meet some real kremlin insiders although they may not be the usual news makers you see on t.v. . look. we believe. if you. believe. the means be told language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots of the i p interviewers intriguing story for you. then try a small t. arabic to find out more visit our big teeth dog called. it's a job but it's also a religious vocation that's pushing her to constantly find new ways of developing a business. today she visited this cave in the denver area.

of orgy tibet. let's now take a look at some other news from around the world but is our lives lead to a good child that we're spirit true failure following a council break cuba that's according to one of the country's top officials it was early reporters that he was suffering complications caused by lung infection and as well as vice president has tried that child this is fully conscious under the constitution the socialist president is usually sworn in for a third term next week going to one of the. suicide bomb attacks south of the iraqi capital has killed the has killed at least twenty seven shiite pilgrims they were on their way from the holy city of karbala what turns that thousands have been attending annual rituals of mourning that time call is almost two weeks of sunni protests against the current issue of prime minister nuri al maliki the latest violence highlights the continuous sectarian tensions that threaten to further divide the country. under protest march in the capital commemoratin

orgy tibet. and let's now take a look at some other news from around the world this hour that is all as a leader chavez has suffered respiratory failure following a council peroration in cuba that's according to one of the country's top officials it was earlier reported that he was suffering complications caused by a lung infection but as well as vice president has tried the trial this is fully conscious under the constitution of the socialist president is usually sworn in for a third term next week. a suicide bomb attack south of the iraqi capital has killed at least twenty seven shiite pilgrims they were on their way from the holy city of karbala are what tens of thousands have been attending annual rituals and mourning that time for those almost two weeks of sunni protest against the current shia prime minister nuri al maliki the latest violence homelife to continue sectarian tensions that threaten to further divide the country. protest march in the tree and power show commemorating the contro

tibet. venezuela could soon find itself at a political crossroads later this hour a report on the ultimatum is the country's opposition is issuing in case the longtime leader hugo chavez fails to attend his own inauguration for health reasons . and for better or for worse stay with us to find out where mixed israeli palestinian couples go to live in the face of discrimination that's coming up shortly. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom are welcome to the big picture. which brighten. the balance from phones to. screens down totty dot com. this is the weekly here on auty venezuela's president hugo chavez who's currently battling cancer may be too ill to attend his own swearing in ceremony on thursday these political rivals are demanding a new election if he doesn't show up to be inaugurated for his fourth term

outside the capital in one of tibet's most ancient temples when we ask the monk what he thinks of the acts of their spiritual leader the dalai lama he surprisingly said he didn't hear. the government supplies clothes food and other necessities not to the dalai lama i couldn't care less where he was assessing tibet is not easy even on the ground it's hard to see what's true and what's being deliberately shown to foreigners but what's crucial for the next generation of tibetans is that the mix of ancient traditions and beijing's billions can pay off. this one off tibet twenty six minutes past the hour nearly one russian couple time now for business with katie good to see you katie have a media frenzy go on about the story that he's heading to russia and also bridget barber we're reporting today that will follow him there is a popular place. but what about the business world how is that reacting. local it's today saying it's actually rather crude move actually because of the tax because financially they are going to benefit we know i'm going to be talking about the russian tax here we're

tibet. you're watching the weekly live here from moscow after a short break we take a look at the people who thought they had a front row seat in the end of the world apocalypse. he survived more atrocities. to make a final decision. has changed his life and the world around him. by giving up. hope. and love to so many children. nikolai the miracle worker on r.t. . to least be told language. programs and documentaries in arabic it's all here on. reporting from the world's hot spots the v.o.i.p. interviews intriguing stories for you here. in trying. to find out more visit arabic dot all teeth dog called. one afternoon on the shores of the ocean blue. one of those days when it feels good to be alive on the planet earth. carefree humanity. maybe unthinking humanity even. a few kilometers away a man has given us an appointment on a mountain summit.

outside the capital in one of tibet's most ancient temples when we ask the monk what he thinks of the exile of their spiritual leader the dalai lama he surprisingly said he didn't hear. the government supplies clothes food and other necessities not the dalai lama i couldn't care less where he was assessing tibet is not easy even on the ground it's hard to see what's true and what's being deliberately shown to foreigners but what's crucial for the next generation of tibetans is that the mix of ancient traditions and beijing's billions off. the skin off r.t. to bet. you've been watching the weekly here on r.t. i'll be back with a news team with morphine half an hour from now in the meantime we take you to a russian orthodox village built by a priest to his adopted children all seventy of them stay with. science technology innovation all the.

outside the capital in one of tibet's most ancient temples when we ask the monk what he thinks of the exile of their spiritual leader the dalai lama he surprisingly said he didn't hear. the government supplies clothes food and other necessities not the dalai lama i couldn't care less where he was this assessing tibet is not easy even on the ground it's hard to see what's true and what's being deliberately shown to foreigners but what's crucial for the next generation of tibetans is that the mix of ancient traditions and beijing's billions can pay off. the spin off r.t. to bet. and rice also a short break interview with the u.s. national security agency whistleblower. so how much does it take to get into russian politics how many hours of hard work and how many patriotic deeds does it take to become one of the people who make the decisions and the world's largest country well i'll tell you how much it takes exactly seven point five million euros russia's federal investigative committee has a stablish that allegedly hey of constantine should show of from fair russia and the commies pros

tibet is a country, molly, not contact information.it shows i'm a people person, ing. focus on the interview. hello. pleasure to meet you. i will work overtime, weekends, holidays, yom kippur, christmas. you name it, i will be here. i'm sure that won't be necessary. ingrid says you guys met at darlington? i was valedictorian there two years in a row. that's so neat! tell me, what is the price on a set of these? $1,369 plus tax. you're in denial. you're broke, remember? trish, hon, tell me-- do employees get a discount around here? ten percent, and some of our employees are among our best customers. i'll take them. ing, this is the greatest job ever. ( door buzzer ) neal: who is it? it's molly! i was just out shopping in the neighborhood. at midnight? it's the city that never sleeps. here's a better idea. pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits in just 15 minutes the light delicate layers add a layer of warmth to your next dinner. pillsbury grands biscuits let the making begin. ♪ now you don't. abreva knocks out cold sores fast. without

tibet. just don't help us the in the russian capital to join katie for the business and casey switzerland's oldest bank yeah it's good because you don't want it if you have a good name is called is because it's been allowing the u.s. clients actually u.s. citizens to avoid paying taxes on apparently fault around ten years or sinai involves about one hundred clients that will be analyzing why and what the overall picture will be for swiss banking and i think as well coming up in the business but is it also the right bill or i couldn't fix a lot. if . hello there welcome to business is our well switzerland's oldest bank will shut down after pleading guilty to helping americans of aid that taxes for almost ten years the bank the eagle in which has been operating for nearly three hundred years now admitted to assisting more than one hundred u.s. citizens to hide one point two billion dollars from the u.s. revenue service nala new york court also ordered the bank to pay fifty seven point eight bi

of tibet. that is way to could soon find itself at a political crossroad later this hour we report on the ultimatums the country's opposition is history in case the longtime leader hugo chavez fails to attendees in over ration for health reasons and. for better or for worse stay with us to find out where mixed israeli palestinian couples go to live in the face of discrimination that's all coming up with plenty of other stories for you after the break. crime is a plague of the big cities but in a tiny arkansas town of twenty five thousand it is really getting out of hand pure gold as a property crime index of more than double the national average and rape burglary and assault are also way above average poor poor gold is a dangerous place to live in but what's the answer to living in constant fear of criminals well the mayor thinks that the answer to that problem is to live in constant fear of the government how logical the mayor and police chief have a doorstop plan to send out police patrols wi

look at quality of china a slogan so widespread in tibet it's even displayed on taxis here everything is an ambiguous mix of modern technology and traditional communism and religion. six his son is a buddhist monk but ten years ago this joined the communist. party is breathing new life into our nation and emerges your time this is quite a normal scene for us every day. in the city center to pray right outside. our a very strong here but at the same time chinese national red flags are hanging almost on every poor in every building as a constant reminder which country it is a part of. for decades china has been accused of occupying tibet and destroying its culture human rights organizations report numerous abuses there on a daily basis some are even willing to go to the most extreme measures in protest in almost all instances protests are put down through violence so chinese security personnel will come in and more use five to basically stop protests we've documented two cases where the chinese state lethal force against tibetans in one town fifteen people were shot legal authorities de

the worst consequence is that the chinese don't let me into mainland china or tibet. tavis: that's a consequence. >> since '93 was the last time they let me in. tavis: that's a consequence. >> that's -- tavis: do your films play there? >> underground. tavis: yeah. but see, that's a consequence. >> underground. tavis: that's a consequence. >> well, it's not a big deal. tavis: china's one of the biggest markets in the world. people want -- the studios want your films to make money. >> i did a movie -- well, i still keep working. how it is, i don't know. [laughter] i'm still amazed that people want me to keep doing it, and i'm going with the flow. hey, it's a great script and great people, i'm still there. i'll do it. but i had this wonderful experience after i was not allowed in china anymore, but i am allowed in hong kong, and tavis: we'll see how much longer that lasts, with the chinese repressing on hong kong. >> yeah, i know, but i think i'll still be okay there for a while. tavis: yeah. >> but i remember coming through customs there, and still everyone's a little c

i only have one world girl-- pema from tibet.ue world girl world. ta-da! ( gasps ) ying-li is from china. pyramids are egyptian. you've arranged this all wrong. world girl isn't about right and wrong. it's about collecting. and what a collection it is! this hula skirt doesn't belong on greta. and what's cleopatra doing in a convertible? don't you read the world girl books? i have hundreds of them in these humidity- controlled cases. but do you read them? if you did, you might have some respect for historical accuracy. sue ellen, are you just jealous because i have so many world girl dolls and you only have puma? pema. her name's pema. and how could i be jealous when you don't even know the point of world girl? collecting-- that is the point. the point is connecting, connecting to cultures. where's the fun in that? ( knock on door ) francine, miss muffy. muffy: hello? francine: are you watching tv? your world girl thing is getting totally out of control. there's a commercial for a world girl world on tv and... world girl world! qu

sanación de 5 monjes budistas, que recibieron con emoción, esta es la forma que estos sanadores del tibet enfermos, quienes estaban más enfermos fueron colocados más cerca de ellos. >>>testoy recién operada de cáncer al colon. >t>> iene esperanza ahora . >>s>sí, voy a tirar para arriba, tengo 83 años, voy a morir por la edad pero no por la enfermedad. >>>e stos monjes también enseñaron cómo orar para unificar la mente y el espíritu. >>> hasta que todos lograron aprendérsela (cánticos) >>> luego , le hablaron a las personas llevando un mensaje con armonía y compasión. >>> también repartieron arroz, signo de la prosperidad. >>> y aunque alguno de los presentes no estaban familiarizados, quedaron impactados. >>> las personas perciben una energía espiritual que manan los monjes. >>a> pesar de la enorme cantidad de personas que querían hablar con ellos, uno de los monjes envió un mensaje a los televidentes. >>> el dinero y la economía ayudan para dar felicidad, pero no compran la paz ni la felicidad. >s>> e acabó la ceremonia y la gente va a sus hogares, quizás con una sensación distinta. >>>

for example, not to talk about independence of tibet, inner mongolia and also human rights. taiwan is businessman wants to earn money from mainland china. and in order to make money, maybe they have to listen to chinese governments. for several years chinese pressure to taiwan's media is growing and growing. it's maybe because of the chinese government's policy. if the chinese pressure does not decrease, maybe the people who are against this kind of trend and demonstrate and say something, if they know this thailand media is influenced by china, they are going not to reason, but there are some other new media, for example, internet, which is comparatively independent from china's inference, so maybe more and more people will look for this kind of media. >>> china's rise brought it wealth, power and problems. an income gap divides its people. pollution threatens its health and disputed seas strain relations with its neighbors. find out the challenges china faces on "newsline." >>> the operators of japan's power plants are bracing themselves for a new set of rules. nuclear reg

because you are alone we just your sock and your bicycle in the middle of nowhere in the middle of tibet or in the middle of good desert and this is a very small budget you don't you don't need a lot of money to. for one year in the woods but you still need some money and you need some money to leave to your family or whoever and you're not making money when you're living in tiger well. first of all when you're living in a city also you need money and so the people who you make money will say you know what we want to go to work you know where you work you have to argue or to leave and there's the people who say that they don't travel because they don't have. enough money when i made this choice to leave on the road and i live on the road and that's why it's like a walk it's exactly like a walk when i go into step over and i go into tiger it's like if i was going adelphia's now it's may it's really my life and the second scene is that i am a writer now so it's true that my publisher the produce a part of my of my travel and i have a contract when i am going to be foregoing you have a hunt

liberal accepting in many viewpoints and then you had the global warming people show up and then free tibet and then the hemp contingent wanted to sell you hacky sack bags in and then you had the dolphin free tuna people and then the two hundred free dolphin people and then the reggae clubs and that was the problem with occupy it wasn't laser focused all the way through let's it's true to some extent but you know. i think when people think back about the wall of the occupy wall street they think maybe one as to your point it was disorganized it wasn't focused on you know a clear path forward and so forth but the other thing that i think people remember about it was sticks in people's heads is the vast economic inequality and the one percent and how they're sort of tied to the government so closely thanks to people like not just mitt romney but barack obama i mean this is a guy that. has has helped out the banks and not so much the people not that i want him to be helping anyone out but you know i think people will remember the whole one percent mean and. to that extent i think they were the

still ahead for you this hour signs of easing tensions between china and tibet late goals and how the wealth of investments may be used to try and prove beijing stating standing in the rest of region. the church of england operates on didn't belong with the state but it's losing washington's and on the way. a sweet little was robbed allowing the u.s. military to detain terror suspects indefinitely including americans without charge or trial the national defense authorization act also extends the restrictions on transferring detainees out of guantanamo fine i think yeah but congressman dennis kucinich things the move is part of a part time that undermines democracy but right now we're much more of a garrison. garrison plus. a powerful military which keeps asserting itself globally and it doesn't make america any safer and frankly doesn't make the world safer we're spending upwards of six hundred billion dollars for an expanded pentagon presence for more war in afghanistan and for proliferation of war in in yemen and somalia and other places we have a lot of problems here at home that w

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and the press said money duties for talks with of the chinese communist who tortured the tibet and others every single day. our guy in the press it to the arizona immigration law came up and if it did did you bring it up or did they and he said we did early. early and often to show that we too have problems in our society. it's what used to call in the battle of days moral equivalence and it is not gone. final remarks. did you see this video the authority the professor of the montclair university, public university in new jersey denied the soviet union ever told anybody? she wrote a book called khrushchev plotted in the speech when he said that stalin liquidated a few communist officials. you know, he didn't own up to much of that secret speech. it was a blockbuster thing but he didn't own up to all that much. and here's a guy -- i believe in academic freedom, blah, blah -- [laughter] what we have a holocaust deniers around the faculty? relief? i wonder. before the conquest he said -- this was in an interview with me a few years ago -- there remains a feeling of don't be too rude to stali

through the years, you and i have gone through that it becomes tibet mind numbing but at least we trys for others. >> speaking of great quotes it to you will agree with randy moss? [laughter] >> you do not grow to media day and declared herself as the greatest receiver declare-yourself as the greatest, anything. and you have to have a follower and a later the same with this thing. people usually make that simthat-mistaken for you. >> and especially wearing a 49ers uniform. >> gary: have you ever used deer antler spray? la [laughter] some of these stories are really funny if you just think about it. what are these guys is doing. i would be very afraid of paddlers break.of that-accusation of usi- antler spray and from a rehabilitation do you know what that does for you? >> i thought that you or some type of doctor. l loughn would you argue with this premise that indeed if he used it. and he tonight it. >> you have to be extra careful. you do not want just one report from just one guy. if it is not true. when alex smith was replaced by kaepernick where did you stand? >> if they go with a

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he had been banned from china because of his role in 1997's "seven years in tibet." >>> getting to theparents need to know about the taunting and their teens? abc's abbie boudreau has the story. >> reporter: it may seem like a harmless facebook page. they offer advice to each other. websites, facebook pages like, hey, girls, did you know? and photos like these have exploded into a viral copy cat sensation come are calling teen shaming. >> girls take raunchy pictures of themselves. and that repost them. >> reporter: the photos may look generic and funny. the teasing is a new form of cyber bullying. well aware that they're being ridiculed. >> everyone thinks they can do anything they feel like doing online. they can't. free speech has limited. if you defame somebody, harass somebody, target them. that may be against the law. >> reporter: dr. logan levkoft says until parents step in, teens will continue to do it. >> it's our spornt to teach young people to not judge anyone else. >> you have your own insecurities that you're dealing with. so you take them out on other people. >> reporter:

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