tivo is in no position to talk about the consent. rather, i'm here to say today that a provision that will undermine the retail market for set-top boxes and deprive consumers of choice has no place in a bill originally enacted to give consumers choice in video providers. the committee should be focused on fostering competition rather than undermining competition and choice. this committee has always stood for competition and choice and fostering free market solutions. this committee can play a strong role on this important pro-competition and consumer choice issue by supporting a process that puts in place a more efficient market solution worked out between the industries. there are already companies who have indicated they have a desire to work with us to do just that. but the 629 amendment will kill that process by taking away the incentive for the industry to work out that next generation solution. such an amendment stands the very heritage of this committee on its head because of the lobbying efforts of the cable industry, an ind

i want to get to the tivo turnaround in a minute.e economy and business. where do we stand now in your vision? >> i'm not going to predict job report numbers. but we clearly need more consumer demand. and the key issue is, isn't there enough consumer demand? there's not because we have a job creation problem. number that's not the right number to look at. it's how many people are really participating in the economy versus what used to be. we've seen no growth there at all. the kind of job creation we're having, whatever the number is, isn't enough to really get job participation back at those levels. >> i think you're spot-on. how do you kick that into high gear? >> well, i happen to have a view that where we have the problem is at the lower end of the economy. i think college graduates, people with graduate degrees, could we do more? yes. but unemployment there and job participation is okay. the other end of the economy where you're seeing people leave the job market, high school graduates, male high school graduates, we have a prob

>> everybody has favorite oscar moments >> well, tivo has its favorite moments.er one is jared leto. >> this is shown while the nominees are being presented. suggested she was a man in drag. >> that is mean. >> ellen offers bradley cooper scratcher tickets for not winning oscar for best supporting actor. >> oh, boy. >> we want to congratulate kevin c. >> we gave away tickets to celebrate the oscars and kevin won for liking us on facebook. >> thanks for joining us. i'm slarl jennings. >> see you again at 6:00. >>> welcome to "world news." tonight, final blast. the giant storm out with a bang. from the texas interstate, paralyzed by ice. to pittsburgh. drivers spinning on slippery roads. and the nation's capital, frozen. so, what is coming next? >>> at the brink. vladimir putin, flexing his muscle in the face of a new warning from the white house. and our team is in the middle of the ukraine powder keg. >>> "real money." families earning thousands of dollars by sharing their favorite belongings. >> how much do you think you've made this year? >> a lot. >>> and the

all you want to just several times when the time to misty was weak the illustrations indicate the tivo only controlling the kids okay it's up to taking the shot it seems that troops could lead to a cut shot caught the eye of all the religions seek the job. it was still a problem with this hypothesis how much chocolate. did he develop and sell off to the tenth century. with still i need to chill was known only to on that to boast control. so the couldn't have a point to eat his ilk. in this way. he said just have still not come up with an entirely satisfactory hypothesis. the archeologist good to know believes that there's actually no connection between the phallic symbol and buddhism. we'll see. also for the tv. i need to warm up today i did not see the city to. you get to do. holes are oh well all know something will be the single will be the new law to use it to him when he saw the utility dark so we thought that it's usually dark. he was in cali she said the man hahas and was mounted by russian names of money in the third century a d. how interesting the nikkei is the story and i'm

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tivo nice precise testimony led to several investigations and the risks. he's killing me. i consider timing is still going to be entirely credible that is is that set it up the royals most of the germans about the radioactive waste a huge payday. it's just a moment and we would need to check exactly where he made those statements. all i can say is that it was not in my interrogations human needs both the state criminal police office and the federal intelligence service say schiavone did not talk about waste his word against theirs we asked nuclear waste expert for some a shot back if it's possible the mafia got rid of radioactive waste from germany. despite this it's very possible that the mafia disposed of german nuclear wastes to consider you can unload boxes. about fifty or sixty centimeters long and about in this high and this was done. judging by the description of the letterboxes. it is likely to contain highly radioactive calendars that is material used in industry research nuclear technology medicine for by the army supported by the need for the next pm here's a li

. >> jimmy: i mean, you know me, but my tivo is all bravo. >> i know. show. you are my whole tivo. it's your show and the "real housewives." >> oh, thank you. we just got back. we did a week of shows in austin, texas. >> jimmy: you were so great. >> and we had so much fun. thank you. >> jimmy: it was fantastic. >> actually, dave franco was on my show wednesday night with seth rogen. >> jimmy: james' brother? >> james' brother, and we did a a joint rolling contest between me, seth rogen and dave franco. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: bravo's great. you can get away with that stuff. >> you know what, cable. it's cable. >> jimmy: yeah. >> anyway, it was great. rogen won. >> jimmy: of course. oh, really? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah. it was oregano, of course. and of course, i who loved any pop culture artifact, i'd give them to my p.a. i'm like, "we need these in the clubhouse, these two joints." >> jimmy: yeah, you have to have them. you've got to frame them. >> they're not joints. >> jimmy: can i see the rings? >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: i love your

now, i tivo through them so quickly. there is so much advertising.t is a blur at this point. >> ♪ i'm through with romance ♪ >> advertising is less effective than ever before. it is coming at you in so many directions. is there anywhere i can look that doesn't have an ad? >> today's consumers are exposed to 5000 marketing messages per day. that is more than double the previous generation. the only thing creepier is the fact that someone is trying to sell us something while we urinate. >> advertising has played a central role in how we function as a society. it is the connection point between consumers and corporations. the definition of advertising has to evolve. companies have to shift away from saying they are great, to actually being great. >> brands are a collection of experiences. it is not about coming up with this big branding campaign. it is about how you are creating lots of little experiences. small experiences that are going to get them wanting to come back for more. it has to start small. small steps lead to larger sets of experiences, an

chairman michael powell, plus senior executives from directv and tivo. the former chairman will at the center of the screen. the hearing should get under way shortly. >> the ranking democrat on the committee, anna eshoo, the subcommittee hearing will be examining this morning the laws on the satellite tv industry. you saw michael powell, the former chairman of the s.e.c. and now president and c.e.o. of the national cable and elecommunications association. >> grelling walden on your screen, the chairman of the subcommittee on communications and technology. the hearing about to get under way on satellite television. by the way the chairman is also, mr. walden is also chairman of the national republican campaign committee. released a statement earlier today about the move yesterday in the special e -- win yesterday in the special election of the florida's 13th congressional district, david jolly winning that seat yesterday in a special election. >> i'll call to order the subcommittee on communications and technology, welcome you here this morning for hour h

thus for the past ten years we have been able to decrease the number of tivo closest pieces down to fifty two percent in two thousand and four the tb rate per one hundred thousand population and added two hundred ft to four point six cases. at present the speaker stands at seventy three the tv mortality rate has decreased by seventy two percent during the past ten years. one of them. woohoo and that this will all come and defend it the dough from bowl to the store shot lead with it like its considerable funds to prevent and treat tuberculosis tb patients receive social supports his tuberculosis requires a long time and profound treatment for the help of both medicated and surgical methods. and we have introduced a w h o international standards if they dun help then we'll introduce a surgical methods of treatment. these are the new surgical methods according to which would transform a hazardous type of tuberculosis into non hazardous one with the help of the kayak loosen and plenty of terrific surgery we are introducing this method in kazakhstan now. these methods are applied not only in o

we had cocoa actions with my tivo find out what animal was intending no problem. we know what was considered a ghost image they had that number it is easy as calling and calling of august they had been offered and what is just one conversation was that we sat in the christian counterterrorism said that and we had to content post tell me that was the problem the problem was that it is expected to offer themselves to the chair with the gangs the unanimity of the real problem is that surely what important. the temps on nine eleven. ok so i still listening to what people want to help reform the house intelligence committee came out with its own little person. as well and even though they have long been from components of the nsa the virgin and the study shows and listening to concerns and can people do you think. this proves that or not if you just lip service is locked. the cheer of the house intelligence committee he does best. be still and said we should put that were snowed in on the killer speed runs. he still won the keychain which noted has been working for the

i think they cut something similar to tivo. there are still major differences.lain that to us as well as how this would differ from the relationship that xbox or rope to has with comcast -- or roku has with comcast. >> any of the cable players want to make sure you can access their content on a bunch of different platforms. that is the bottom line. comcast wants to make sure that you are somebody who wants to or any otherevice device as a primary access to television and you can still be a comcast subscriber. if there was an apple box you can buy and maybe even use and market -- in a market where comcast is not serve subscribers, they be this would be a good way to build their footprint out of the market they have already got. if you are leaning on the arrangements that comcast already has with all of the broadcasters, that part of it is handled, then you can build this out maybe as an app with someone else's hardware. that is kind of the thinking. cantorn white of fitzgerald and jon erlichman. we are going to continue to follow this story. it is not the apple t

tivo. >> all right. that is it for abc 7 news at 5:00, but abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. abc sevenom the broadcast centers, this is abc 7 news at 6:00 -- on your side. >> campaign funding scandal surrounding d.c. mayor vincent gray. >> it all started when jeffrey thompson pleaded guilty to into >>g illegal money campaigns. now we have the mayor's defensive response. sam, tell us about it. >> leon, the mayor admits the timing of these allegations have hurt him, even though he denies they are true. jeffrey thompson says he gave around $2 million to various shadow campaigns on the d.c. and federal level. he has now made a deal in which he goes after mayor gray. mayor vincentd.c. gray as a possible co-conspirator. thompson pled guilty to and court papers argue that one of the shadow campaigns was for then candidate mayor vincent gray. he says that he and gray met at harris'on jeanne clarke

i believe they cut something similar to tivo, although there are still major differences.lain how this would differ from the relationship xbox has with comcast. >> at the end of the day, any cable players want to make sure you can access their content on different platforms. that is the bottom line in all of this. comcast wants to make sure if you want to use an xbox or any other device as your primary method of accessing television, that you can still be a comcast subscriber. hypothetically, if there was an apple box you could buy and use in a market where comcast does not currently serve subscribers, maybe this would be a way for them to build their footprint out of the markets they have already got. if you are leaning on the arrangements comcast already has with broadcasters for content, that part is handled. all of a sudden, you can build this out as an app in somebody else's hardware. this would be more extensive than what we have seen with xbox, the kind of the same thinking. thing. >> we will continue to follow this story. not quite the apple tv unicorn some people

now, i tivo through them so quickly. there is so much advertising. is a blur at this point. >> ♪ i'm through with romance ♪ >> advertising is less effective than ever before. it is coming at you in so many directions. is there anywhere i can look that doesn't have an ad? >> today's consumers are exposed to 5000 marketing messages per day. that is more than double the previous generation. the only thing creepier is the fact that someone is trying to sell us something while we urinate. >> advertising has played a central role in how we function as a society. it is the connection point between consumers and corporations. the definition of advertising has to evolve. companies have to shift away from saying they are great, to actually being great. >> brands are a collection of experiences. it is not about coming up with this big branding campaign. it is about how you are creating lots of little experiences. small experiences that are going to get them wanting to come back for more. it has to start small. small steps lead to larger sets of experiences, and

. >> jimmy: permanently on my tivo, i love him because he's funny, but then he gets serious. it's like -- they were searching for the new oprah for how years now. [ laughter ] and everyone's getting a a morning show, everyone's getting a daytime show, they found the new oprah, and it is steve harvey. this is the guy -- [ cheers and applause ] >> steve: oprah with a a mustache. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: steve harvey is here! >> steve: come on! >> jimmy: and we got music from bobby mcferrin! [ cheers and applause ] guys, we did this fun thing the other day. we set up a camera on the -- just a point and click camera on the roof of our building, the world famous top of the rock. if you haven't been there, check it out. it's a beautiful view of the city. and we asked people if they wanted to get their photo taken, we told them it was the nbc top of the rock website. we were lying. [ laughter ] what they didn't know was while they were getting their picture taken, we did give them pictures. but me and jon hamm were going to sneak out behind them and photobomb all their phot

. >> i'm going to tivo back three minutes so that i didn't hear any of that. >> sorry, not much good the world. >> baseball season's almost here. very nice. 34 today, would be perfect. >> cricket season is here as well. >> crickets. >>> there's apparently technology that gives people on the ground all the information to a plane's black box in realtime. i had never heard this. did you know this? there's technology now where you can get into a black box from the ground. had no idea. hundreds of planes have a system on board but the missing malaysia flight, of course, did not. we'll get the details of that as we approach the bottom of the hour and the top of the news from fox news channel. why do people count on sunsweet prune juice to stay fit on the inside? it's made only from prunes, nothing else. it works, simple as that. it's a natural source of fiber and 5 essential vitamins. it's the smart choice for me. try sunsweet's amazing juices and new amazing prune light. thmortgage didn't start here. it began on her vacation in europe on the day she arrived in london. someone set up a bog

set your tivos yall. from the oprah winfrey network. ladies and gentlemen. lohan, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i love you. thank you so much for being here again. >> thank you for having me. hi, guys. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you for helping me out. you were on the very first "tonight show." >> that was the most interesting experience ever. i think my favorite part was feeling like i was in a moment of "sex and the city" with sarah jessica parker. and her belt kept popping up and i was like -- can i just -- i was so scared to touch her. i was like, can i just fix your belt? that was like -- what, dolce? and i called it, and i was right. >> jimmy: oh, you were right. we want like a virtual reality experience here. yeah, it should be like "sex and the city" when you're on our show. we had a bit where, i made a a bet where people where they bet me $100 that i would never be the host of "the tonight show." and lindsay was the one who doubted me, so we had a list of people, it was you and de niro, and it wa

you have also got other services like tivo, available on some of the new devices out there.ocher devices, which are pretty good. it is not just music videos. there is news and all sorts of stuff. we asked if he would be interested in buying fuse not too long ago and he suggested he would not be. i think they have done well in catering toroduct the new way people are discovering music and learning all sorts of mtv related stuff. quest do you think he has taken a wrong turn here? if we look at what he has done in fashion and music, he has not gotten it wrong yet. it, and viva doing does not want to do it, is he wrong? >> you could argue there is a void in music. mtv is no longer the music video place to go. it has not been since its inception. isn't there a linear tv opportunity for music videos? that our form has almost died out. used to be so big in the 1980's nit 90's, and a lot of people are saying, maybe the internet is not the only solution. right now, we have not seen anything in the marketplace gain traction. quest little find out. jon erlichman and paul sweeney from b

derek said just elated you from my tivo recording list. your comments are sad and frightening. said stuart is so far off base. the surveillance is the infrastructure of a police state and could be used by a tyrant. jim adds, stuart demonstrates all that is wrong with the mainstream media. he has forgotten what freedom is all about. thank you one and all for all your comments. if this government could stop the attack by tracking communications, i say do it. if they want to go back to track a patent of communications, i say do it. very important. i do understand the dangers of creating a police state in the dangers of nuclear terror. i will take that risk. i want the independent judiciary to release any and all snooping. look at the big board. it is dead flat. five points on a 16,000 take. of course, three hours from now, janet yellen holds her first press conference as fed chair, that is. charles says if she restricts the amount of money she is printing, the market will go up. we will see. matchups in the varney tech toward me. microsoft. they are our number six seed. today, the

what is right now is what tivo will characterize it as. it is a spectrum waiting to happen.t is not a network yet. >> as far as the price wars, it is a liability. >> they may have no choice but to cut prices. >> is the take away that it is great to be a wireless customer? >> it is getting better. if you are afraid that the price of these data plans and using more data was eventually going to bury you. it is just not playing out. the carriers are giving away those future price increases. will they have to start cutting prices again? probably not verizon and at&t. certainly, yes, t-mobile. and sprint. >> that breaks my heart. >> craig moffett of moffett nathanson. >> he is impatient like the rest of wall street. when we come back, we are talking about aerio. a judge has blocked their internet tv service in two cities. we will find out what is next. you are watching bloomberg tv. we are streaming live on your phone, tablet, and bloomberg.com. ♪ passinge approaching 26 hour. his temper on the markets. this is all about ebay. >> do you use it? >> once the bloom in. much.ot go the

carriers and what the criteria is going to be and what kind of verification process if you will that tivo are in fact needing a special enrollment criteria and putting the carriers on the risk for those folks? >> do you mean later this month? >> can people lose coverage from their job or all those kinds of things? >> those types of things. >> we will be releasing more guidance from a policy standpoint and operational guidance with respect to those as we move forward and once open enrollment has ended and they become relevant. but i think the criteria are pretty well established. i think you are asking the right question in terms of what, whether we accept some required documentation we will have to work through some of those issues. >> a question right here. >> to follow with delta dental of california. in fellow rulemaking released yesterday the separate out-of-pocket maximum contributed or separately allocated was lowered by half to $350 for one child in 702 more children and yet the rule, seemingly i haven't read the entire rule yet is keeping the actuarial value requirements at a 70%

>> i will start but i know the tivo also jump in. -- i know the chief will also jump in. if we have to go to the sequestration level, it will be retired. the kc-35s were looked at very closely. there would've been far too many of those to come out in order to come up with the same cost savings. a $2.6 billion savings for us over the five-year plan if they were to come out. >> there are no good options. every decision that we are making will hurt. wherever we take that $2.3 billion is going to come out of another mission capability like the ones we described. it will impact our capability capacity. >> one last question on this opportunity and growth initiative. what makesite sure it different than just putting dollars into to readiness account and not calling it the opportunity initiative. can you help me understand the difference between this initiative and the funding of the air force? inthis $26 billion fund which the air force would have $7 million is contingent upon coming up with some offset savings. the president's budget plan has proposals on how to do that. not th

. >> para la mujer que todavÍa no estÁ acostumbrada a utilizar trajes de baÑo mala tivos ¿cuÁl es elos. >> chicos les gustan las bic inicio. >> bueno que rico. >> hablando de eso, les quiero recordar que si llegamos al medio millones de seguidores hoy en "despierta america" voy hacer un twit cam en bikini ya nada mÁs nos faltan 5.000 asÍ que sigan escribiendo. >> en roba despierta amÉrica el twit cam y harÁs el weather tambiÉn en bikini. >> la gente lo pide. >> mejor vamos a lo que vamos. >> luis miguel sorprende a los medios de comunicaciÓn dijeron que estaba delicado de salud no te puedes perder las imagen del sol de mÉxico con su novia en una restaurante en beverly hills, y sigue la preocupaciÓn de johan sebastiÁn por ser el gran ausente de la noche mientras estÁs imagenes de paulina rubio cantÁndole a estos pequeÑos las tendremos. >> disfruten de las actividades fÍsicas de primavera una instructora llegarÁ hasta hacer ejercicios que les gustarÁ a los chicos. >> eso amor, soy muy feliz a tu lado. yo también. me encanta estar contigo. ¿te casarías conmigo? ¡sí, si, si! sfx: ding me

. >> tambiÉn hallaron el ne nexo entre el pensÓ mÍnimo paso tivo y una enfermedad caro dau vascular.es de entretenimiento que se pueden subir y bajar y eso facilita la transiciÓn entre el panal y calzÓn definitivo. >> eso es conveniente a la hora de hacerlo. >> porque el niÑo para dejar el paÑal tiene que tener el momento de subir y bajar el panal. >> doctor ¿quÉ metodos podemos hacer para mejorar el proceso? >> como decÍa, uno de los juegos importante es traspasar lÍquidos de un recipiente al otro mientras la maÑana lo baÑa. >> eso lo podemos hacer con los hijos. >> con eso o con otro recipiente. >> tambiÉn con plasticina el juego con maza estÁ comprobando que mejora el control de esfÍnteres y. >> y desarrollar para las competidora que es muy divertido porque tiene canciones tiene videos por ejemplo tiene este grÁfico que es muy importante donde ellos pueden poner los premios las mamÁs pueden interactuar como animales. >> eso lo tenemos en una tableta me encanta la tecnologÍa. >> a travÉs de todos los juegos los niÑoss a prenden con menos estrÉs es el proceso mÁs divertido. >> mucha

estuvo de ida y vuelta, la ventaja de los alemanes con gol del jugador del bayern, fue defini definito tivo, colombia y tÚnez. >>> empataron a uno, los cafeteros con gol de penal de rodrÍguez, y luego el empate de tÚnez, una salida en falso del portero. mira como se portan aquÍ. (risas) >>> mirale. ajale. penal, y goooool!. >>> goooool!, bueno seÑores. ucrania venciÓ a estados unidos, por 2 a 0. >>> mira, mira, mira. (risas) mÍralo. (risas) >>> mÍralo. bolin, cuidado, (risas) >>> oye. quÉ es eso? >>> es que estaba muy bueno. >>> yo como bolin. se porta mal. >>> ucrania venciÓ a estados unidos en dos a cero, en un amistoso, buenos juegos ecuador iba perdiendo, y ganÓ 4-3, los partidos una maravilla. >>> fecha fifa espectacular, y bolin sigue aquÍ. >>> el amor tocÓ a mi puerta. >>> ya lo sÉ. >>> quÉ paso? >>> mis costuras estÁn por descoserce. >>> quÉ pasÓ? >>> llegÓ el amor boliÑa, la mandÉ a que se ajuste las costuras. >>> en a lo que se autooman un cafecito. le dije que estaba nervioso. >>> por quÉ nervioso? >>> bolin ponte emocionado. >>> le damos la bienvenida seÑoras y seÑores, jhonny e

and i thought, could i tivo it?y, to your credit, it was remarkable. >> it's trying to keep a very good balance between entertainment and having people walk away with the business. that's the montra of the show. everybody has to leave each episode with one big lesson. >> we have to ask you about the automobile business. gm is in a whole lot of hot water right now. how is she handling it, how are they handling it? >> gm is in trouble right now. i think with consumer confidence finally coming around in the last several years, general motors has a car that they can count on to now have to question it, it's going to hurt them. it's going hurt them on monday -- >> what should she be doing? >> full disclosure. >> if you were going in there as the profit and you were going toik to make some change, what would you do doing? >> i'd rip the bandade off. >> what's the band-aid? >> everything that happens, that spran expiresed during the recall process, full disclosure. be honest, this is what happened and this is what went wro

. >> i'm saving that on my tivo. thanks. >> i got to warm up to chewy. again at the end of the 8:00 o'clock hour. coming up, congressman darrell issa being accused of racism after this heated exchange. >> i am a member of the congress of the united states of america! i am tired of this! and hotel together and save up to 20% when you build your custom trip. expedia, find yours. afghanistan, in 2009. orbiting the moon in 1971. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation. because it offers a superior level of protecon. and because usaa'commitment to serve current andheir families is without equal. begin your legacy. get an auto insurance quote. usaa. we know what it means to serve. coach calls her a team player. she's kind of special. she makes the whole team better. he's the kind of player that puts the puck, horsehide, bullet. right where it needs to be. coach calls it logistics. he's a great passer. dependable. a winning team has to have one. somebody you can count on. somebody like my dad.

we haven't had a good channel guide since tivo. >> as a lot of talks often are early stages in a businessdy all the time. >> and jessica pointed out she had a variant of the story a year ago. this could take a long time. >>> switching gears this morning, investors getting hungry for grubhub's ipo. now planning to raise about $178 million up from its estimate of $100 million back in february. grubhub expects to list on the nyse under the ticker grub. and in a month or two getting a lot of names come public. why does this one stand out? >> i want to point out one important thing about the stock. everybody is quoting a 67% revenue growth rate. that doesn't take in account the inorganic growth because grubhub and seemless merge. it's actually 44% year over year growth. still an exciting company. basically they own the two brands in the space. but i want investors to be cautious of that. >> yeah. they have a captive audience, there are very few competitors. it's seemingly a little bit less rich than some of the other ipos we've seen. only ten times revenue multiple, jon, what are you hearing f

i'll teach spanish find out more visit eye to eye with tivo it's. there i marinate it this is boom bust and these are some of the stories that we're tracking for you today. first up the brains behind the blog muni way and kate walker sat down with me to discuss the latest nestle property and say that three times fast municipal happening in puerto rico in the continental united states you won't want to miss my interview with her then we're bringing you part two of my interview with new york times best selling author john moulden you can't miss what he has to say and finally edward harrison and i are discussing or should i say translating head to walk in today's big deal you won't want to miss a moment of any of it and it all starts right now. our lead story today sanctions round two in u.s. view russia now thursday morning u.s. . president barack obama announced further sanctions on russian officials and a bank over the crisis in crimea president obama also signed an order enabling the u.s. to impose sanctions on sectors of the russian economy tensio

to try to alter the spanish find out more visit eye to eye on tivo it's calm.we wanted to create a realistic mobile that would represent life that would depicts a life as it really is. there's an. awful the whole thing is a. thousands of converge from madrid from all across spain as people played by unemployment and austerity struggle to make their voices heard. in ukraine's eastern city of donetsk as pro russian protesters take to the streets in defiance of the new leadership in kiev. and even. that it's votes to break away from italy and an unofficial referendum with a local saying that fed up with billions in taxes for the capital. not for money said to hear most of this is r.t. international with the twenty four hours a day in spain the so-called march of dignity has seen thousands of protesters from different regions walking hundreds of kilometers to the capital madrid many say the physical exhaustion has been nothing compared to the strain placed on them by continued mass unemployment and ongoing spending cuts of course when you go to is in madrid for us.

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issues at all have been struck by this at one time or another is the extraordinary adventure called tivoct, enthusiasm and energy that particular private company run by saddam hussein and his brothers is brought to the afghan media scene and more about that in a moment that they are not the only ones. there are something like 75 television stations and 175 radio stations. there is an enormously vigorous varied conversation going on on the airwaves in afghanistan. among afghans. toll of tv may be the largest but it's only one of many and so that is a very notable piece of the media landscape. the third thing is that as an embassy official i won around the country and i often visited little tiny fm stations in villages and small towns around at and anna stan and there are a lot of them. you go into perhaps a one-room fm stations somewhere in a small town that doesn't have too much going for it and you find young people at the microphone finding some way to get a little music going with the basics tape recorder and in many cases these stations were started by locals with help from ngos, pro