u.s. america doesn't really want to have. it happened a long time ago. what does it have to do with now? it has everything to do with now. but if we don't discuss it and have dialogue and address sis seem mickish -- sis -- social issues. >> i firmly agree with everything that she's saying. and one topic that does not get addressed -- two topics that don't get address, but the top picks of white privilege and white supremesy. that term makes people go, that is not the case anymore. you don't think that is around my more, do you? frankly, i do. and i've learned a lot about it since doing the film, traces of the trade. but these are topics for dialogue that i feel are strongly needed that is one of the many reasons why i'm involved in this group. whether it's my and says try -- and ancestry or not -- >> i remember the old history classes, was it race or economics they called slavery? it seems like it was a combination of both. >> absolutely. >> you can't ignore that. >> -- we'll come back with our next segment and wrap it up. please join us. >>> welcome back to the table again. we've been t

. >>> made in america. u.s. factories leaving china and coming back home. david muir and the "made in america" team, on who's hiring, here, right now. >>> diet drug. a thumbs-up for the first new weight loss pill in more than ten years. >>> and in the dog house. what are they doing behind the scenes to get uggie to do this? >>> good evening. the most stressful job in america today just may be the person who has to change the rising price on the sign at the gasoline station. the average price tonight, $3.58 and going up every day. and all day long, across america, as americans filled up, they got fed up. as abc's cecilia vega found out. and she's in los angeles tonight. cecilia. >> reporter: good evening, diane. the prices are off the charts here. $4.99 for a gallon of regular. there's drivers who are paying more than $6 a gallon in alaska. these prices are starting to take a toll on drivers. and they are venting their anger. gas prices aren't the only thing on the rise these days. so are tempers all around the country. from flint, michigan. >> when they feel

u.s. treasury holdings as well as the rich market for their manufactured goods but this it could all make interdependency becomes a headache for washington when china demonstrates policies independent from america's will and the white house has to stifle this content be. find full on smiles china blocking the u.s. backed resolution on syria is one example russia came under fire from washington for opposing forceful regime change in syria while the u.s. criticism for china was far more muted for taking the same position but the reality is that china and the west have to treat with much more with kid gloves because of the integral relationship in terms of the way that the chinese economy now is so totally woven in with the western one neither country is capable of commentating the other and neither country is going to win a cold war type situation as china's influence grows president obama has pledged to strengthen us positions in the pacific going as far as the ploy in extra troops to the region this is made some wonder whether the u.s. can reconcile with the situation when it's not dominating. announced disappeared at the pentagon by the way the pivoting from that middle east to asia this means m

u.s. relations america's love for china would be boundless if not for the growing fear of it these guys around for us and and and and looking for ways to. get to or to harm us i want to be china i want to go to war with china and make america the most attractive place in the world to do business menacing and vilifying china are typical for political campaigns in america these days like these. come and delegate. us to adapt to our fortune to do it and that is how our great empire grows again. it's not too late to stop this nightmare it's on r.g.p. even children still made in china in short. no sweetie the chinese aren't going to get. there's still a billion of them in their economy is getting there with their fear does it take they're going to be get in there and make it. with china being the biggest foreign creditor for the us the economic interdependency between the two is raising red flags in the minds of many americans china can very easily just bankrupt america overnight all they've got to do is just dump dollars and trade stories switch to euros radio the current lets him have a mark exce

chinese vice president has received a warm welcome in washington during his tour of america however the u.s. media has been lost positive promoting menacing and menchov the communist country which holds more than a trillion dollars of american debt but for the white house business comes before public opinion as archie's going edge can for ports. what a better way to celebrate valentine's day than with a partner who lends you money nonstop provides you with cheap labor and host thousands of your factory to the remarkable development of china u.s. relations america's love for china would be boundless if not for the growing fear of it these guys around for us and the end of it and looking for ways to. to work to harness i want to beat china i want to go to war with china and make america the most attractive place in the world to do business menacing and vilifying china are typical for political campaigns in america these days like these. i'm going to get warm and go after death to our floor to do it and that is how our great empire rose again. it's not too late to stop this nightmare it's on r

u.s. treasury holdings as well as the rich market for their manufactured goods but this it could all make interdependency becomes a headache for washington when china demonstrates policies independent from america's will and the white house has to stifle this content. mind full on smiles china blocking the u.s. backed resolution on syria is one example russia came under fire from washington for opposing forceful regime change in syria while the u.s. criticism for china was far more muted for taking the same position but the reality is that china and the west have to treat with much more with kid gloves because the integral relationship in terms of the way that the chinese economy now is so totally woven in with the western one washington's treatment of this or that country depends on its interests there is nothing surprising about that but it seems with china america may find itself hostage to those interests in a situation where you cannot simply dictate its policies in the meantime beijing's economic clout is growing feeling america's fear i'm going to stick our reporting from washington hard to. u.s. presidential contender ron paul has warned that his country is slipping into a fascist system

euros radio the current that's him of america except experts agree china would never do that because beijing is just as interested in preserving the value of their u.s. treasury holdings as well as the rich market for their manufactured goods but this it could all make interdependency becomes a headache for washington when china demonstrates policies independent from america's will and the white house has to stifle this content behind full on smiles china blocking the u.s. backed resolution on syria is one example russia came under fire from washington for opposing forceful regime change in syria while the us.

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u.s. is operating in latin america.e chair of the house foreign affairs committee, ileana ros- lehtinen, said at hearings last week that iran's presence in latin america is troubling to the u.s. >> these alliances can pose an immediate threat by giving iran a platform in the region to carry out attacks against the united states, our interests and allies. >> attacks against the united states! in that connection, there's the nightmare scenario, spelled out at the hearing by miami university scholar of cuban affairs, jose azel. >> my worst nightmare would be a nuclear iran and a venezuela willing to accept the deployment of those weapons in venezuterritory, for example. it is within the realm of possible. >> you get what he's saying? >> yes. >> that iran operating in south america might nuke the united states. you believe that? >> no, no. what he's really saying is they can launch terrorist attacks. >> what is the ultimate terrorist attack, the nuclear bombs! they come in suitcases. >> if iran puts nuclear weapons in latin

u.s. v.w. america c.e.o. jonathan browning says the recent sales success is the result of a long- term plan. >> yes, it's about products, products being very focused on the u.s. market. it's about where we produce our vehicles, the components sourcing, and how we go to market. and so we committed $4 billion in investment, $1 billion on a plant in tennessee, $3 billion in terms of product and other infrastructure, and what we're really seeing is the product of that commitment and a long-term commitment beginning to bear fruit in the marketplace. >> susie: volkswagen is deepening its commitment to that tennessee manufacturing plant. tom, the company just announced its adding 200 new jobs there. >> tom: as for the stock reaction for those american auto makers, pretty much mixed on a day generally where we saw lots of buyers across many sectors here, susie. let's get everybody updated with tonight's market focus. a strong, broad-based rally thanks to strong data from the manufacturing industry and jobs. the 1% ral

u.s. and helps america's emergence around the world. helps economic officers who help businesses compete in new markets that put america back to work. as i like to say, not a bad return on our investment. this is a moment of historic change around the world. tight times for government and people. the two truths that guided us from day one. so as i likeremind you once again, with just 1% of the federal budget, state department and usaid will change leadership around the world, promote va above all keep america safe in 2013 and beyond. let me now turn the floor over to my friend. raj shah. >> thank you. thank you, tom. i want to start just by reiterating tom's both opening and closing point that the entire budget and activities all described live within the 1% of the federal budget that tom highlighted. i intend to go into a little more detail on the core development priorities of the fy '13 budget proposal and starting with the point that the president and secretary have focused on elevating develop as part of our foreign policy. because

to their and their problems etc can you give us an idea of where we are now that bank of america story in the u.s. banking as a whole your bank america you write went down to four dollars a share late last year largely because of the european troubles in their wisdom the european governments decided to prohibit short selling of bank shares because they're so closely tied with the government so obviously if the bank shares were falling in value so would the political prospects of the various governments in the e.u. so unfortunately when the markets get anxious they still the u.s. financials because those markets are still open and that's i think what drove bank america down to four dollars now goes to bank need to be restructured yes in my opinion the preponderance of litigation that they're facing involving mortgage backed securities the state of new york eric schneiderman new attorney general i think is going to be going after bank america for taxes because many of these deals were not put together properly so they were not exempt from state and federal taxes this is going to be a nuclear weapon

u.s. secretary of defense leon panetta has announced that america's longest war is coming to an end by next year the u.s. and nato aims to draw down troops and end all combat in afghanistan with this pullout and the official end of the war we want to take a minute to look back at what this all means and what has actually been accomplished there while the last time the u.s. ended a war without a decisive victory was in vietnam for many of the fall of saigon left a bitter taste in their mouths it was in many ways an end to an extremely unpopular war and the early hours of april thirtieth one thousand nine hundred five the capital of south vietnam fell to the communist north two americans were killed and thousands fled to the u.s. embassy and were evacuated it was the single largest helicopter evacuation in history. well this may be exactly what the u.s. is trying to avoid as they plan their departure from afghanistan the way the u.s. leaves afghanistan has the potential to define the entire war and if you remember the last people to exit the country were the soviets back in one thousand nine

u.s. ordered the closure of america's embassy and pulled all u.s. diplomats out of syria as forces intensified a shelling assault on a city of homes the deadly offensive became saturday the day allies in russia and china vetoed a resolution aimed at trying to end the brutal crackdown on dissent. the u.s. says military intervention is not an option. >> our aim has been to use blip , sanction and economic pressure to -- to make it clear to assad that his days are numbered, which they are and there needs to be a transition to a representative democratic government. >>> u.n. says assad's crackdown has killed more than 50 400 people since it began peacefully last match. >>> the legendary madonna upstaged. highlights from her extravagant halftime super bowl the obscene gesture everybody is talk about. >> the battle of the super bowl ads, the favorites, busts and most memorable. great idea. so we'll switch to u-verse tv and internet... that's just what we need... i got accepted into to juilliard. [ dad ] that's great! can we talk about wireless plans? now

u.s. actions in afghanistan is on the web site free dot com that's online all the time they can also find out about america's massive defense costs the u.s. congress has approved eighty million dollars to build a new. super bomb was the order from the pentagon marked urgent. but also on the web site a year of rebuilding has pulled japan from the rubble these pictures show the streets immediately after last year's earthquake and tsunami what they look like today personal stories of survivors and more images available for you right now but. some other international news in brief israeli air strikes on the gaza strip have left one civilian dead four others injured and killed was a guard at the farm israeli army confirmed the police say they were aimed at sites belonging to terror groups and were a response to a short range rocket attack from gaza. malaysia has deported a young saudi blogger who is wanted in his home country for his remarks on twitter the journalist sparked outrage in the kingdom last week after he tweeted that he would not pray for the prophet mohammed. blasphemous the twenty three year old cou

u.s. and nato troops. well the more expert opinion. on our website. you can also find out about america's massive defense costs for example the u.s. congress has approved a million dollars to build a. policeman in front of the prime minister. let's go to some other international news for you. it will start with. a strip of left at least one civilian. killed. the bombings. terror groups and were a response to a short range rocket attack that was incoming from. a. blogger who's wanted in his home country for his remarks on twitter the journalist spoke in the kingdom last week. that he would not pray for the prophet mohammed a cleric. could not face execution. the performer with. authorities. the u.s. army private bradley manning accused of passing secret documents on evidence of war crimes to wiki leaks has been nominated for the nobel peace prize he's being put forward by a peace research center in the u.s. and that parliamentary group the twenty four year old is awaiting a court martial in the u.s. and faces life in prison optimistic klug a study plea believes that manning will be a much

u.s. secretary of defense leon panetta has announced that america's longest war is coming to an end by next year the u.s. and nato aims to draw down troops and then combat in afghanistan now it wasn't too long ago that americans watched as u.s. troops and tanks rolled out of iraq but after their exit iraq remains in a state of instability and violence as insurgents fights again a stronghold in the country now in transition and the last time the u.s. ended a war without a decisive victory it was in vietnam back in one nine hundred seventy five during the fall of saigon it marked an end to an extremely unpopular war the capital of south vietnam fell to the communist north two americans were killed thousands fled the u.s. embassy it was the single largest helicopter evacuation in history well this may be exactly what the u.s. is trying to avoid as they plan their departure from afghanistan the way the u.s. leaves afghanistan has the potential to define the entire war and with the official end of the war we want to take a look back at what this all means and what has actually been accomplished

u.s. ordered the closure of america's embassy and pulled all u.s. diplomats out of syria as forces intensified a shelling assault on a city of homes the deadly offensive became saturday the day allies in russia and china vetoed a resolution aimed at trying to end the brutal crackdown on dissent. the u.s. says military intervention is not an option. >> our aim has been to use blip sanction and economic pressure to -- to make it clear to assad that his days are numbered which they are and there needs to be a transition to a representative democratic government. >>> u.n. says assad's crackdown has killed more than 50 400 people since it began peacefully last match. >>> the legendary madonna upstaged. highlights from her extravagant halftime super bowl the obscene gesture everybody is talk about. >> the battle of the super bowl ads the favorites, busts and most memorable.x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x!x

night we're partnering up with the campaign for america's future to bring you a special teach in the u.s. economy campaign for america's future is also joining forces with rebuild the dream organizing network move on dot org and free speech t.v. and other groups around the nation that have spread the word about tonight's program together these groups have organized local teach ins where people are tuning into this program at universities union halls and community centers around the country they're calling this whole thing the national t.v. teachin to take back the american dream so the answer to an inn and especially a whole load the local teach ins watching around the nation so why are we here well we're here because our nation is in a difficult time in a disparate desperate need of real solutions to get americans back to work to create a sustainable economy the benefits not just the top one percent but all americans and to make the united states competitive once again in the global marketplace we're also here to discuss what ideas won't work and why and i will set the record straight a

exports from china not being a big one with america and europe being big buyers of that but let's talk about the simple fact that china is the biggest holder of u.s. debt if china starts going down the drink then what does that mean for america and all this debt that china holds so it's all in question what happens to that which is that it's going to start devaluing once the us starts printing more and more money in order to try to alleviate. that it has actually recently be something that recognizes the value of it's going to tear it. so try the chinese when selling off the debt that is holding from america the last three months about thirty of them might be that must be a pretty tough sell. well it's not just for the markets certainly ok in that regard it's probably not quite as all that i mean. sort of. economy is going to take a while to sort of turn around when you talk about supertanker economies what about some of the biggest ones are the bric nations for example we've just had the g. twenty summit this past weekend the bric nations making a rather severe cold for a quest in the world bank what are they asking for well the. presentation in

u.s. warm, while chilling europe and asia. in north americathe jet stream has been acting like a fence all winter, keeping the arctic air out. but in europe, it's now drifting south, bringing with it frigid temperatures. back in the u.s., what a difference a year makes. chicago just finished the warmest january in 80 years. this was chicago just a year ago, hundreds of people trapped in their cars on lake shore drive, as the city was slammed by one of the worst winter storms in its history. heartbreaking pictures out of europe. according to noaa, our government's forecasters, this warmth continues into february. now, this extreme weather comes as nasa releases a new report saying the last 11 years of the 21st century, rank among the 13th-warmest in the 132-year period of records. and, diane, this study blames the climate change directly related to human-generated greenhouse gas. >> there was some talk about it being from the sun. but they say, no. this is human-generated. >> they say they can prove it. >> okay, sam. thanks for coming in tonigh