un consolidates his power? if he can it is possible the government will stabilize. instability is to occur it can only happen in this a model as kim jong-il and his father used kim jong-un cannot take a new script to say this is our run the country. it will not happen he can do it is not possible under this system. which is why we read this stuff from georgetown gave talks about the so-called economic reform that kim jong-un was talking about in the shooting -- initiating but in order to simply survive you must follow the same script and he cannot get off that script. so following bad means brinkmanship and continued proliferation to the rogue states to elicit activities with massive purges in tripoli and we have seen all of that since kim jong-un took over in 2011. delete better part of that family circle, they want him to succeed because they know you have to have a guy from the kim family running the show but can he do it? that is a question that is not answered. what is my assessment? that kim jong-un has the 5052 ince and some of you will ask me why you save 50/50? i say i don't

the syrian opposition presses the us to hurry up in sending arms to the rebels the head of talks between the un security council and the anti assad leadership. and turmoil returns to the birthplace of the arab spring is thousands of protesters clashed with police in two museums capital enraged by the assassination of a prominent opposition party leader. and i welcome you watching r.t. with me andrey far. now weeks after edward snowden's revelations that the united states mass snooping operation against infuriated e.u. citizens germany is taking steps to address threats to previous see it wants to update u.n. data protection regulations with some top officials also calling for a suspension of the data exchange treaty between washington and the e.u. skeptics though suspect is little more than general election campaigning as peter all of the reports from berlin. so two of germany's most senior cabinet members have written to the e.u. counterparts to try and get them to push the united nations to chip. after all seems well and good especially when he comes said that the current privacy legislation

civil war is now thought to reach more than one hundred thousand according to un secretary-general ban ki moon political signs academic talk to calling cavell warns that president obama's overtures with the anti said groups will bring nothing but more deaths anybody who stands arms to the syrian opposition they know that it's going to support their hearts. the syrian government the established government they don't get arms as most governments in the world do on a legitimate basis but when you go in and violate international law and support our position fighters in a country in a don't go through it then you are declaring yourself at arms and at war with that country the united states along with saudi arabia the got moderates have declared themselves at war with syria and. violating international law we have violated not basic principles of democracy and americans are bright enough to realize. that is generally wrong in the middle east we just went through two terribly expensive wars in the last thousands of american soldiers and now we got. barack obama or john kerry trying to get us

people filled the capital, pyongyang, to commemorate the korean war armistice. kim jong un appeared on a balcony to salute a military parade. the chinese vice president stood beside him. analysts say the display was meant to show the two nations remain allies. they fought together in the korean war. the chinese leaders have recently reviewed their traditional friendship with the north. were critical of kim's regime for carrying out a nuclear test in february and they imposed economic sanctions. north korean leaders sent special envoy to beijing in may to try to repair relations. he's the director of the general political bureau of the korean people's army. observers expected kim jong un to address the nation at the ceremony in pyongyang, but it was the special envoy who gave the speech instead. insisting on the need for north korea to strengthen their defense capability. experts spent the weekend interpreting the meaning of the ceremony. a professor of shizuoka university was one of them. >> if we compare with the previous speech, this year the speech is quite modest and co

trying to prevent death by using it but you've got to look at how the controversial practice is actually carried out and what the prisoners say about it . the un cost to us to stop force feeding guantanamo hunger strikers the practice is against international law and is seen by many as a form of torture and here is one first the guards strap the detainee down to a chair like this one then they put a mask over his face so that the detainee can't move bite or spit then the nurse snakes the feeding tube into nasal cavity the feeding tube which is roughly the size of a pens incorporates or this all this is not an actual feeding tube but it gives you an idea and this area is very rich in nerve endings and patients report extreme pain during the procedure and the nurse pushes the troop further down the throat creating a tightness that makes breathing difficult at that point patients typically feel pressure on their chest along some say it feels like they were drowning then the staff taped the troop to the detainees nose so that they can bite or swallow it and then two cans of nutritional substances are being funneled through the tube now we rode to

and that is important information for us to un. and take a look at. we do have information from the flight data recorder and we want to look at it. and see what air traffic control has to make sure we are on the mark. >> the question has to do with the two victims from the crash and when the autopsy report will come out. >> i will defer to the san mateo coroner's office. they are responsible for conducting those autopsies determining cause of death. that is their area of expertise. we will allow them to make any announcements. >> in the back. >> is there a possibility that you were told which pilot was coming in too slow and what command it was? >> if the pilot is coming in on the approach too slow, is there a responsibility by ground control to notify the pilot of that. and the answer is he no. the pilot is responsible for the crew. and again, remember, there are two pilots in a cockpit. the crew is responsible for making a safe approach to the airport. air traffic control is there to pro he side separation between aircraft. and -- protect them and ma

team attacked by a large group of armed men according to un officials it marks the deadliest attack on international forces in the country since they were deployed there five years ago. india's supreme court may have given the final nod to the commissioning of the country's largest power plant but the move hasn't calmed the scandal surrounding it the stations split locals over to those who claim it's crucial for the economy against those insisting it's a major health hazard or he's alexei or if he takes a look at what's driving the n.t. nuclear can. this may have seemed as a minor peaceful protest but it seriously stalled one of india's most ambitious projects the first energy block of the couldn't cool on nuclear power station destined to solve a growing electricity problem for millions was due to be launched in twenty eleven but because of these fishermen protesting against what they see as an environmental threat india's high court refused to give the go ahead for the station to start working however protesters were forced to declare they were acting in good faith with no foreign fi

basically alleged that he might taper one day well the bond pocalypse set upon us and now he's claiming to un taper well i'm not actually going to taper but the question is quantitative easing can it be unwound so to economists look at what's happening in the u.k. and what they found is that central banks and governments have so far profited from q.e. as the central bank purchases interest bearing assets for money as q.e. unwinds those interest bearing assets will obviously be sold.

basically alleged that he might taper one day well the bond pocalypse set upon us and now he's claiming to un taper well i'm not actually going to taper but the question is quantitative easing can it be unwound so to economists look at what's happening in the u.k. and what they found is that central banks and governments have so far profited from q.e. as the central bank purchases interest bearing assets for money as q.e. unwinds those interest bearing assets will obviously be sold and the key question becomes at what price as interest rates would likely be rising and central banks becomes a standstill sellers of financial assets asset prices are likely to fall since q.e. as involved major purchases of financial assets a relatively small fall in asset prices more asset prices that future sell day compared with prices at time of purchase would generate significant losses so basically they're in a situation where right now they could tell their taxpayers that they're making money on quantitative easing however should they seek to stop the program to have to report losses because of the games ar

basically alleged that he might taper one day well the bond pocalypse set upon us and now he's claiming to un taper well i'm not actually going to taper but the question is quantitative easing can it be unwound so to economists look at what's happening in the u.k. and what they found.

darfur region of sudan they were part of a un team ambushed by a large group of armed men according to un officials this marks the deadliest assault on international forces in the country since they were deployed five years ago. more than three hundred thousand people in eastern china fled their homes as typhoon soulik struck the move the region moving inland rental rains caused by the cycler reportedly left two hundred dead or missing earlier the typhoon brought extensive flooding and widespread disruption to taiwan where at least two people were killed and more than eighty five hundred evacuees. finally in the news block india's supreme court may have given the final go ahead to commissioning the country's largest nuclear plant but the move has calmed the scandal surrounding it the station has split locals into those who claim it's crucial for the economy versus those insisting it's a major health risk. takes a look this may have seemed as a mine a peaceful protest but it seriously stalled one of india's most in business projects the first energy block of the nuclear power station desti

your bushel people big take because the movement gains ground coming up ways to stop surveillance as the n.s.a. scandal grow. the un human rights wrapper to tells us israel is quote genocidal. and why the answer to nineteen eighty-four could be seventeen somebody say. the. right party called the luci didn't dream of a repressive state. when they found fundamentally wrong they simply point call to them. dependent they've been truly on call to let you know one of the major problems the right think they came to the public. schools of july recess to the fool for cool fifty fifty school to bring back the full amendment of the constitution three days five hundred thousand people have written to the congress through. the fool fool movement demands a name to. every post having been exposed posting everything to the government big take joy in florida expressed fears over a ploy called people to move to encrypted chemo like. mail operating systems such as law and umbrellas the like cool listening to james cool of the colbert report good to talk to you one should those who haven't switched worry about their every move being t

people filled the capital of pyongyang to commemorate the armestice. kim jung un faced the square to face a military parade. china's vice president stood beside him. they are meant to show they remain allies. they fought together in the korean war. they renewed the traditional friendship and they were critical for carrying out a test and imposed economic sanctions. leaders sent the special envoy to beijing to try to repair relations. the director of the general political bureau of the korean people's army. they expected kim jung un to address the ceremony, but he insisted on the need for north korea to strengthen capability. they interpreted the meaning and the professor of the university was among them. >> it's very much modest because it will compare with the previous years. this year the speech is modest and it intricated regime make a good relationship with the international community. if kim jung un wld make a speech, he should make something special, initiative that he should take. the first three years, he should declare the korean war and the second he sho

people filled the capital pyongyang to commemorate the korean war armistice. kim jong un appeared on a balcony facing kim il sung square to salute a military parade. chinese vice president stood beside him. the allies fought together in the korean war. but chinese leaders have reviewed their traditional friendship with the north. they were critical of kim's regime for carrying out a nuclear test in february and they imposed economic sanctions. north korean leaders sent a special envoy to beijing in may to repair relations. observers expected kim jong un to address the nation at that time ceremony in pyongyang, but he gave a speech instead. he insisted on the need for north korea to strengthen its defense capability. >>> they spent the weekend interpreting the meaning of the ceremony. a professor from the university of shizuoka was among them. >> the speech was very much modest to the international community. because if we compare with his previous year's speech, this year's speech is quite modest and constrained and it strongly indicated that now the kim jong regime hopes

so russia has submitted these experts analysis to the hugh when bush is envoy to the un also underscored that russian experts personally collected the symbols from the very site where the projectiles hit he said they were not handed over to russia through third parties which was the case with the reports of other countries submitted to the secretary general the simples the russians took were analyzed that an internationally recognized and certified russian lab also says it has information that the so-called bosher all nasir brigade affiliated with the free syrian army began the production of guided projectiles so-called bosher three projectiles in february two thousand and thirteen and they were used in the march attack in light of this russia calls for the un to look into this and for the international community to consider all evidence at hand president obama's press secretary yet again brushed off the report saying we seriously doubt anyone other than the syrian government could use chemical weapons in syria the u.s. has already decided to arm the syrian rebels explaining the move as

what moscow is trying to do is push back an appeal to the un. to recognize snowden as a refugee or to recognize some form of political asylum for snowden. and that this is would send a message to the united states that grounding a presidential jet. on a totally ill judged suspicion that guy's on board the plane is simply not acceptable to the rest of the world. that's about where you can as it is and yet i get really really really cain and human rights on this and so between i think what's interesting right now is that if we look at the reaction coming out of moscow to this this breaking development in the snowden story we've got a lot of him a lot of look at making a very strong statement right now we have of the. cruise also made some statements. it is believed according to a couple of sources that to to be considering representing snowden in some way shape or form or to providing some kind of legal support and then we also have the russian duma deputy nikonov who's a political scientist also making some statements about about snowden and they

thousand and thirteen and they were used in the march in the march attack in light of this russia cost to the un to look into this and for the international community to consider all evidence at hand and any indication of what the u.s. reaction is going to be to the russian claims so you know. well kevin when asked about the evidence that russia submitted to the u.n. president obama's press secretary yet again brushed off the report saying we seriously doubt anybody but the syrian government could use chemical weapons in syria the fact of the matter is that the u.s. has already decided to arm the syrian rebels under the pretext that the syrian government has used chemical weapons although the evidence that the us suppose we has was not verified by the u.n. so you have a huge gap of trust with the u.s. on the one hand insisting that the syrian government has used couple chemical weapons and russia on the other hand thing that you have to look at all evidence before you take such a dramatic action is flooding the region with more weapons and correspondent in washington thank you. at least six hund

of terrorists and members of al qaeda who are fighting alongside anti assad groups now according to the un's latest figure. there's more than one hundred thousand syrians have died in the nearly two and a half year civil war and with more weapons and ammunition expected to arrive in the country from washington ending the violence maybe cause even harder reporting from new york marine up or nile archie. president obama's plans to sundogs to the rebels has sparked criticism from lawmakers at home so much so rand paul claims the white house is playing a dangerous game of double standards over syria and hear what he has to say at all so you don't call. the birthplace of the arab spring as once again god by protests asylums clashed with police in tunisia security forces used to have gas to try and despise the crowd angered by the assassination of a popular opposition leader mohamed brahmi was gunned down in front of his home by two unknown gunmen local reporter far some to has more now from tunis. and there were hundreds and hundreds of submissions to our side of the main have enough time to noti

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un. it is intended to further consolidate kim jong un's leadership and to signal outside the world it is rather capable of deterring hostile war against north korea. >>> let's take a look at the market figures now. >>> emensching economic powers still struggling with poverty. emboldened citizens still demanding democracy. the threat of violence, the push for peace, the shadow of conflict. get news and ib sight on south and southeast asia every weekday "live from bangkok" only on nhk world "newsline." >>> a court in india has again delayed handing down a verdict related to the fatal gang rape of a young woman on a new delhi bus last december. the delay is the second from the juvenile court trying one of the defendants in a case that caused outrage in india and around the world. a defense lawyer said the verdict was delayed until august 5th because of a pending case at the supreme court that seeks to change the legal definition of a juvenile. the defendant was 17 at the time of the attack. he's being tried as a minor on charges including murder and rape. a 23-year-old woman died after she

of bombings across the country on tuesday which claimed fifty six lives in one day alone according to un statistics more than seven hundred people were killed last month in iraq as the country goes through a spiral of sectarian violence. russia and china are beginning joint naval drills in the sea of japan beijing says the exercises which will run for a week are the largest it has ever held with a foreign partner destroyers warships airplanes helicopters and submarines are all taking part china is a major customer for russian arms and wants closer ties beijing has territorial disputes with several neighbors and is concerned about washington's influence in the region. up next washington's reaction on the n.s.a. revelations from the debate in costco. as a person who lives in russia i get asked very often why automatic console fat well are americans actually fat or is this just a myth from some hater countries the centers for disease control have declared obesity to be a disease that's a twenty point nine percent of adult americans are obese and that is an all time high people blame the sed

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of terrorists and members of al qaeda who are fighting alongside anti assad groups now according to the un's latest figures more than one hundred thousand syrians have died in the nearly two and a half year civil war and with more weapons and ammunition expected to arrive in the country from washington ending the violence may be calm even harder reporting from new york marine up or niam our team. washington's plan to stop sending weapons to seaward rebels set off an alarm among some u.s. lawmakers to run the poll said it's this same as their regularly on interests here all they have to say out. to these in opposition politician mohamed brahmi was killed with the same gun that was used to assassinate another prominent secular leader in february the latest findings of the country's interior ministry to an easy is now facing a second day of protests over the killing with businesses across the country closed and that are. canceling all slights the country's general labor union has called for a national strike to express that anger thousands clashed with police on thursday after mohamed the brahm

the civil war that is now we should do in iraq years france's envoy to the un just spoke to the media and said that the vast majority of you would member states already recognize mr geraci as you can still representative of the syrian people legally i don't know how that can happen within the un there can't be official recognition of someone that is not a head of state or without it being processed within the united nations also with some experts are questioning is the overall legitimacy of the syrian national coalition critics say the group has no power in the box and recognition inside of syria using per year an abscessed of the answer anti-war coalition says the syrian rebels are willing to negotiate only when they have the upper hand. the united states and the united kingdom france other western nations have really made clear that they will only accept the fall of the side and despite the fact that they continually try to say that they're for peace negotiations it seems at every turn whether it's sending arms to the rebels whether it's in them quote unquote non-lethal aid money in

the un human rights robert tells us israel is quote genocidal. and why the answer to nine hundred eighty four could be seventeen somebody say. the. right party called. dream of a repressive state. when they found fundamentally wrong they simply point call to the. independent they intrude on the call to do you know one of the major problem the right thing they came to the public. schools of july recess to the fool for cool fifty cities cool to bring back the fulfillment of the constitution three days five hundred thousand people have written to the congress through. the authority full movement demands an end. of every post having been posting everything to the government take joy in florida feel over call people to move to encrypt to chemo like. operating systems such as lloyd grove like told the think that a couple of the colbert report groups talk to one should those who haven't switched worry about their every move being tracked the loss of her jeremy bentham who wrote about the idea of a perfect prison called the panopticon which is the idea of having a prison cell

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the question i have is, do you believe that this framework could lead to a un gun registry? ank you, senator. let me start by saying, again, that we in this of ministration and certainly i if i had the privilege of going to the york would never do anything that would infringe on u.s. sovereignty or that would interfere in any way with american law. second amendment rights are paramount. american law is paramount. the constitution is paramount. again, in terms of what the u.n.'s designs are in taking that tree fort, i am not myself about here. i think what is important is that secretary carry as giving you the assurance that nothing the administration before with regard to that treaty would ever contemplate a gun registry in this country or our participation in a gun registry. i think that is the key point. irrespective of the provisions that you have pointed to, the united states in dealing with this body in any future engagement on the arms trade treaty would never allow anything in that treaty to interfere with american law or practice. >> the simple question, do you suppor

to see. watc korea watchers tell us that kim jong un has been focusing more of his attention on matters of the economy. he's been seen at factories, dustt industry, hospitals, trying to focus his country's s tention on economic development. jim. >> axelrod: seth doane in pmongyang, north korea. a.ank you. three people were killed in a bus accident in indianapolis this afternoon. a packed bus carrying teenagers urom a church camp overturned on interstate 464, trapping inssengers inside. more than a dozen others were hurt, at least two of them critically. police south florida are trying to piece together why a man opened fire at an apartment complex, killing six. it happened overnight in hialeah, a suburb of miami. police say the gunman, identified as pedro vargas, set apartment he shared with his vawrgs on fire before beginning his shooting rampage. hi went on to kill six people ent oake two others hostage. after an eight-hour standoff a swat team shot and killed dorgas. north carolina has seen its worst flash flooding in decades. n ae than a foot of rain has fallen since midnight in parts of t

of terrorists and members of al qaeda who are fighting alongside anti assad groups now according to the un's latest figures more than one hundred thousand syrians have died in the nearly two and a half year civil war and with more weapons and ammunition expected to arrive in the country from washington ending the violence may be calm even harder reporting from new york marine up or ny on our team. well the number of lives taken by a series. her voice and i thought of reached more than one hundred thousand according to u.n. secretary general ban ki moon political science academic dr cullen cavell warns that president obama's overtures with the anti assad groups will bring nothing but more deaths anybody who stands arms to the syrian opposition they know that it's going to support their hearts. the syrian government the established government they don't get arms as most governments in the world do on a legitimate basis but when you go in and violate international law and support our position fighters in a country in a don't go through it then you are declaring yourself at arms and at war with

of terrorists and members of al qaeda who are fighting alongside anti assad groups now according to the un's latest figures more than one hundred thousand syrians have died in the nearly two and a half year civil war and with more weapons and ammunition expected to arrive in the country from washington ending the violence may be calm even harder reporting from new york marine upper nile r.t. . washington's plans to start sending weapons to syrian rebels said over the love among some u.s. lawmakers senator rand paul said it's the same as directly all mean terrorists is what he had to say dot com. and in france the number of people out of work has reached a record high with almost five million unemployed it causes a shadow of a present all around optimism the country is being pulled from its economic ma france has now seen its jobless level increased steadily for more than two years and return ocean to explain the crisis is forcing talented young french people to try their luck elsewhere. the grass is not always greener on the other side even for those eurozone countries that are in dire strai

of terrorists and members of al qaeda who are fighting alongside anti assad groups now according to the un's latest figures more than one hundred thousand syrians have died in the nearly two and a half year civil war and with more weapons and ammunition expected to arrive in the country from washington ending the violence may be calm even harder reporting from new york marine up or niam arctic. ocean tons ponds to start sending by. since the syrian rebels set off an alarm among some u.s. lawmakers senator rand paul said is this same as directly arming terrorists so you will have to say it all to dot com and also online for you russian quarter journal if you will but pursue right. to let me go i will continue to serve her sentence will be so cold punk prayer in the country's main cathedral. also even trapped in the ecuadorian embassy in london chief we can be rude and sundry is no giving up his struggle by launching his own political party in australia more of that at all to dot com. businesses across tunisia are closed and the national ad carrier has counseled flights on the second day of pr

basically over the latest tests and i do believe they made overtures, squeezed the north koreans, gone to the un and participated in the drafting of tougher sanctions so it could be they're losing a little patience but are they ready to put on the screws? the answer is i don't think so. if they do put on the screws will the north koreans reacted? i don't think so but they might because china has substantial food, fuel and other leveraged. so then what do we do? u.s. policy. i am of the view that we should let these other actors, south korea, china, possibly two new interlocutors that could play a role. both have a south korean heritage. one is the president of the world bank, very creative guy. i would love to see the world bank and the e.u. doing an economic study of north corey and see just a study of what needs humanitarian, mainly baby food, they do that. and the former foreign minister, politically, south korea. and used to have argued un envoy, a canadian, can remember his name. and may be that as a potential role, i don't know if you'll accept. i have gone 15 minutes. i will conclude with

feuds the truth as the un raced on the gyptian streets grow many worry the brotherhood now having tried to mock lucy and seen it fail will resort to arms it spells disaster for everyone from the protesters on the streets to the people who just want a quiet life like mohammed in his printing shop all that president obama typically committed himself to saying is that he is deeply concerned by what is happening here in egypt meanwhile the it's no wonder then that posters like this will continue to be popular no matter who put in same policy r t cairo. our middle east correspondent paula pfleger reporting there and paul is posting a regular obviates on the developments in egypt over on twitter and one of her latest tweets she says the interim government is praising washington for effectively backing the uprising against morsi you can follow her abdullah's underscore r.t. well earlier i talked to dr oz on to me a rider on islamic movements who believes more his government had no real opportunity to run the country with a military blocking their every move. the major fault with the situation in

and france and their embassadors such as the russian ambassador to the un for telling churkin now a u.k. and france said that it was a very productive meeting that the delegation representing the syrian opposition that is visiting new york promised to attended the geneva two meeting as you mentioned also showed a commitment to building a transitional government for syria and also a commitment to not supporting any terrorism within the country but then when you hear from other representatives that were sitting in on the meeting an informal meeting should be underscored it seems as though the delegation has a lot of. before it will actually arrive at this geneva two meeting it seems as though they want to make sure that syrian president bashar al assad has no authority following the geneva two meeting and another precondition possibly that we could that was spoken about by the by the french envoy was that once the transitional government is established that that transitional government would have full authority over the security of the military in syria as russian ambassador to the u.n. r

opposition forces back in march near the northern city of aleppo and russia recently presented evidence to the un which it says shows syrian rebels attacked a regime forces with sarin gas the rebels in turn blame the government for the attack the u.s. britain and france saying they've seen no evidence that the opposition as a quiet or used chemical weapons meanwhile u.s. lawmakers are holding back on the promise arms supplies to the syrian opposition fearing the weapons will and up in the wrong hands by anti-war campaigner richard backer told us that moscow's findings to be enough for washington to reconsider its pledge of lethal support. we should be an eye opener for anyone who has any doubts about what's going on this latest report from russia to die or to use of chemical weapons by the opposition the intervention policy love story for. with the training of the forces of the opposition the syrian opposition. pouring in five is that the cause is really just the right because there is a great deal about position inside the united states and there is. inside the congress there is a great concern

more civilians are dying in afghanistan that's according to a un report which says over thirteen hundred people were killed so far this year women and children are especially affected the number of child casualties is up by thirty percent the report comes as nato forces prepare to leave the country to come to go up to ninety thousand soldiers may be needed on the ground past twenty four. when it comes to banking bigger isn't always better while the e.u. is struggling to beef up its ailing financial institutions europe's smallest banks have been doing pretty well some run by just one member of staff peter all over travel to a small german village to meet one such banker. it's not all big city banks with bailouts bonuses and big shots in rural germany this small town has all its financial needs taken care of by just one man. here we only concentrate on people from gams failed if you live ten kilometers away sorry you can't be a customer in fact the furthest away one of our customers lives is about seven hundred meters. what with only nine hundred customers peter believes he can offer somet

so to look at us as a spreadsheet is to me, un-american. >> a state judge has called for the withdrawal of the city's chapter 9 filings saying it violates the state's constitution. last week, emergency managers filed for bankruptcy convinced detroit had simply run out of options in reducing more than $18 billion in debt. unions representing retired police officers, firefighters and other public employees are trying to block the deal fearing drastic cuts to their pensions. the federal judge is set to hear the dispute tomorrow. >>> let's get to more business news. all three major indices posting gains yesterday, despite weaker than expected existing home sales. that was a surprise. see the dow up just fractionally. it's now at 15,545. the s&p in the middle of a four-day rally on track for its best monthly gain since october 2011. the s&p gained around 3.5 points. let's check in with jeff cutmore. were you out late partying into the night. and i want to know your odd on favorite for the baby's name. >> yeah, the one you didn't mention was james. there is james in the running because i thin