economics out of control of an economic system that isn't working that is making the inequality unbearable and everyone is looking for something that will allow them to escape the rules as they are greece has a plan b. and it's the name of a new political party that's all for quitting the euro am bringing back the national currency drama it claims it's the only way to gather country out of the recession and that's now into its sixth year of greece's international lenders insist the tide will turn next year well let's look at how the countries fairing right now so the countries did g.d.p. has shed almost fifty billion euros since the financial crisis hit the indebted nation in two thousand and nine government debt expanded by forty five percent with a state leaning heavily on international financial aid unemployment has now hit a record high of twenty seven percent and it's forecast to stay above twenty percent for another three years dumbarton reports the recession has put manny of the country's vital public sectors of risk. busy at the counter but pharmacists in greece these days are faci

. >> unbearable. i want us all to come together except the gay people.hem out. >> it's sad when you're on the wrong side of history right? when you're on the record saying hateful things about a group of people that are completely normal. there is nothing wrong with them. they should enjoy the same rights that we're enjoying. it's a civil rights issue. >> and finally granted. as you say they'll be on the wrong side of history. >> it's like when you look at that black and white news footage of the 50s during segregation and you see the white senator from mississippi saying, so and so, and they look like a dinosaur, a monster. that's who peggy scott is going to be 40 or 50 years ago. they call it divisive? what? >> the author, scott dibel he had some things to say about how optimistic he is. >> i'm so proud. we'll be the first state in the upper midwest to make this change on a legislative basis. >> we're so going to encourage them once again to vote no. >> supporters cheered on the senators as they embark on their vote. >> it did pass 37-30 so minnesota w

strongly disagree with captain durant's assessment they claim the captives are being held in the unbearable conditions and i subjected to daily harassment clive stafford smith represents several of the hunger strike there's a says they're being false to keep silence about the truth let's face it when my clients are coming to have a telephone call with me last i heard you can smuggle anything in and out on the telephone and so the idea that they threaten the prisoners with full body and i won't go into the really graphic but it's basically a sexual assault is just a threat to try to get them not to talk to us and frankly the reason for this is fairly obvious that there's been an awful lot of information coming out of guantanamo bay that doesn't suit the authorities last friday two of my clients refused to have called with me for the simple reason that they did want to go through that process i had one of the other lawyers from reprieve was at the base last week and twice prisoners didn't want to come out for a visit because of what they'd been threatened with in order to and negotiate an end

stay with cnn all night long for live coverage >> unbearably loud. stuff flying everywhere. just about like on the movie "twister." >> historic, deadly, a massive tornado, some two miles wide. flattening a city in oklahoma city, oklahoma. more than 50 are confirmed dead. the number is rising. many were children taking shelter in an elementary school where a search is going on at this very hour. >> it is heartbreaking. to know we still have kids over there that is possibly alive.

. >> it was unbearably loud. >> reporter: several fires were spotted in the aftermath. president obama has been in contact with oklahoma state officials and is ready to offer available assistance. there are volunteers in the streets to help the neighbors. >> it takes a strong community toe, you know, to weather storms like this. it is not the storm that is the worse. it is what comes afterwards. the feeling afterwards. having people there that are strong. that is the best thing you can have. >> melissa ranie, kron 4 news. >> rose stents and first responders in oklahoma recalled the horrific scene. ingly heard a lady down the street screaming about the elementary school. it is pretty much gone. me and three other guys pulled a teacher out. she was on top of three kids. they were fine. she was pretty bad. >> it was just carnage. you know. but it had to be done. people had to be helped so i started rounding people up. i got them yelling if you can hear me, hollar. we started getting people out. we saw some unfortunate things, but we also helped a lot of people. >> i was ar

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children with two heads toomas wealth of nations missing limbs and macao been unbearable litany they say every family here is sheltering or hiding a deformed monstrous child. who had to. get it under grandmothers you know my daughter cries all day long it but she hopes to see her daughter get better. i deeply affected i leave the city with its newborn monsters. we had for baghdad on the banks of the tigris. baghdad can be translated as the garden of peace. but it's a better fragile peace the patrols are iraqi wearing uniforms supplied by the us the army is divided by political religious and tribal conflicts everyone fights for his own camp. the president is kurd the prime minister shia and the parliament is run by sunnis. in the paradigm. square opposite the royal mosque stands a concrete pedestal. here once to the absolute symbol of power a statue of saddam hussein. on april ninth two thousand and three it was torn to the ground of the united states believed to have won the will . nine years have passed the square is empty and the city appears to be in a state of siege. oh is that o

the heat is unbearable and the motor is overheating the local grocer helps us to cool it. he's a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how there was watch i would have the article that democracy now is quite simply about killing and stealing our wealth our lands with burnt from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are gone disfigured. heads are not well known as they are so beloved all the god living with us go and see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deform the by all the chemical weapons that saddam the only it all could do if there is justice in the world bush will have to answer for his war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. before let me although i do know that there was a killer using white phosphorous bomb while the mamma found not even the mosque was saved from his barbarity look at the ruined minaret well i'm not. that's bush's democracy in the judgment only of the what the other was a go

. >> i was unbearably loud as you could see stuff flying everywhere. >> at least two schools took a direct hit. and the threat of severe weather here and across the nation's heart land is still not over. look on the ground i can tell you the pictures aren't likely to do this justice. i spent time in joplin after that tornado. the devastation here just as dramatic. again we're only seeing the beginning of this. emergency responders tell me further down the road here the conditions are even much worse, if that's possible. that is the latest live here in oklahoma city. i'm jay zbra. >> did you see jay's van tanl point. he's been kept far back from the point of the destruction. news crews have been barred from the immediate area but pictures of the devastation have been flooding social media. homes have been reduced to pile of rubble. this video clip is titled these men are looking for a boy named tommy. another says the victims beneath the rubble can be heard calling for help. cell phones are playing a crucial role with thousands of people getting emergency text messages warning them to take

. >> no, just too much hassle on me, and the pressure -- it'd be unbearable. >> i would like to be presidentof the united states, because that way, everyone knows you. >> i would not like to be president of the united states. i feel like it's too much of a responsibility, and i feel like nobody will ever be satisfied with what you do. >> i would, because that way, i could get rid of some subjects at school. and i can make bacon the national food. >> no, because they put too much pressure on the president, and every time something goes wrong, they blame the president even though it's also with the congress and the senate, not just one person's fault. it's not just him, 'cause it's a three-branch system. so we shouldn't just blame one guy. >> no. number one, that's a lot of pressure. number two, um, as great -- i mean, i'm not gonna stroke my feathers or anything like that. i'm kind of a good leader. but, like...i don't know. i don't know if i could ever lead the whole u.s.a. >> sadly, most of the teens we spoke to wouldn't want to be president. if you're on the fence as to whether or not you'

the heat is unbearable and the motor is overheating the local grocer helps us to cool it. he's a man driven by anger he experienced the battle of fallujah at first hand and how hard it was watch i don't know how they are not democracy now it's quite simply about killing and stealing our wealth our lands with burnt from the effects of the white phosphorous bombs and now our children are gone disfigured. that they are not what they are so beloved all the god living with us go and see the hospitals and you'll see mothers throwing away their babies deformed by all the chemical weapons that saddam the only that could do if there's justice in the world bush will have to answer for his war crimes and crimes against humanity he claimed iraq had weapons of mass destruction but where were they these weapons. although i do know that there was a killer using white phosphorous bomb while the mamma said not even the mosque was safe from his barbarity look at the ruined minaret well now that's bush's democracy and the job holier than what the other bullshit i be at. on november seventh t

usually the thing or third day the house getting unbearable and you may have to turn the air condition on. a game at 7:05 it will be 70 dropping to 60 by the end of the game. if you head up toward the sierra, i will show you this forecast quickly, it looks gorgeous. temperatures are running in the mid-to-upper 70's. here is the seven-day forecast, we will be warmest tomorrow, notice the temperatures are dropping around our coast on sunday, and that moves inland at 5 to 10 degree drop and we will drop more on tuesday but, still, away from the coast with the drop, we will be warmer-than-average next week. >> your work isn't done, right? we will talk animal adoption coming up. >> the friend of the alameda animal shelter and cindy has a couple of her friends. >> at 3:00 on "katie" the wanted, the hottest boy band comes to america from u.k. at 4:00, a new policy at starbucks, starting tomorrow, making some customs happy and others not. >> on abc7 news at 5:00, the foam pg&e worker sue the utility for something he refused to do after the explosion in san bruno. >> did you hear that? that is

and it was just unbearably loud. and you could see stuff flying everywhere. >> the guy looks like he has been through hell. it has been more than nine hours since a massive tornado destroyed parts of oklahoma. we are still just learning the scale of the devastation. i want to bring in george howell. he is live from moore, oklahoma, near the site where an elementary school once stood. it is now gone. george, i know it's dark, it's late. what is taking place around you? what can you see? >> well, it is dark now, certainly, but you can still see the glow of what is happening. the search and rescue still under way over there. we know that at least 14 different fire departments are there on the scene. they're doing their best to go through all of that debris, you know, to find survivors there. and, you know, one thing that we've seen from this particular vantage point from where we've been standing, one by one, we've seen firefighters. we've seen investigators. we've seen sheriff's deputies. police officers, people are fi

. >> just unbear bring loud and you could see see stuff flying everywhere. just about leak on movie 20's tivrment i hadn't prayed in 15 years and i prayed. >> in the path 2 elementary schools. ripped off the roof of plaza towers elementary in the city of moore. crew pulled several children alive from the rubble. others didn't survive. >> some kids were not falling direction of staying away from under the sink and stuff. and they would good under there and cinder block and everything collapsed on them. >> signs of the damage are now strewn everywhere. including these vehicle stacked like toy cars. some homes caught fire with no crew available to respond. water treatment plant was knocked off line and residents and businesses in the south east part of oklahoma city are now advised to stop using water. to cope they help. strangers join rescuers in the search for survivors. >> we start finding people. started getting people out saw some unfortunate things and helped a lot of people that's important. >> the president tonight declared major disaster in oklahoma. h

. >> just unbear bring loud and you could see see stuff flying everywhere. just about leak on movie 20's tivrment i hadn't prayed in 15 years and i prayed. >> in the path 2 elementary schools. ripped off the roof of plaza towers elementary in the city of moore. crew pulled several children alive from the rubble. others didn't survive. >> some kids were not falling direction of staying away from under the sink and stuff. and they would good under there and cinder block and everything collapsed on them. >> signs of the damage are now strewn everywhere. including these vehicle stacked like toy cars. some homes caught fire with no crew available to respond. water treatment plant was knocked off line and residents and businesses in the south east part of oklahoma city are now advised to stop using water. to cope they help. strangers join rescuers in the search for survivors. >> we start finding people. started getting people out saw some unfortunate things and helped a lot of people that's important. >> the president tonight declared major disaster in oklahoma. h

the scope of loss unbearable. a day later emergency teams in the strike zone are still in rescue and recovery mode. >> we want to make sure we have absolutely uncovered and looked in every single crevice there might be for anyone who might have been injured in the tornado itself and any storms. >> the massive ef-4 tornado packed winds pushing 200 miles an hour cutting a path a mile wide and almost 20 miles long across central oklahoma. >> all the glass breaking and things crashing, rumbling. the roof tore off. >> reporter: mark and katrina survived the previous tornado that almost leveled moore oklahoma. this time almost everything is gone. >> i was able to find pictures. everything else -- >> two elementary schools took hits, many students lives were lost. but others spared. >> one of my little boys said, he just kept saying, i love you, i love you. please don't die with me. >> moments later she was reunited with that student. >> i told you it would be okay. >> a sentiment shared by so many survivors after one of

it was unbearable for us. we were the suspects. they considered my father a shady care there. and, to be honest -- shady character. and, to be honest, we began to have our doubts. >> she has written a book about the murder and about racism in germany. the families of other nsu victims have also broken their silence. at a state memorial service in germany last year, some spoke out. >> i was born in this country, grew up here, was rooted here, and i never thought much about integration, but now i'm standing here worried to death not only of my father, and i am tormented by the question, am i at home in germany? >> in the wake of the official blunders, chancellor angela merkel offered the families her full support. >> as chancellor of germany, i give you my promise that we are doing everything in our power to shed light on the murders, to track down accomplices and instigators, and to make sure all the culprits will be duly punished. >> the families will be watching closely to see if that promise is fulfilled. the trial will no doubt be a very painfu time for them, and it may tak

. >> the story of what happens is almost unbearable. the women in there for so long are free. for the man accused of holding and abusing them, prosecutors say they may seek the death penalty. paul adams, bbc news, cleveland. >> laura, we have had members of the family coming out. the police are kind of saying, we do not want too many interviews with the family members. it is a difficult alice, isn't it or the authorities -- it is a difficult balance, isn't it, for the authorities? , and there is intense media interest in this case. the prosecutors do want to carry out in-depth interviews with the victims, and they say it will take time for the victims to be ready to tell their story in detail. in the meantime, it is a veritable media feeding frenzy here. you cannot move without tripping over camera crews. it is a very intense media market. all this nations are competing to get the interview with the relatives, to provide the insights. still the fundamental question is how was it that these women were in cleveland? and yet, somehow for ten-year us, they were undetected? this is

then perhaps that becomes unbearable. you have learned something about what your commit many towards one another might be. >> i think it is a brilliant idea. fred, a lot of people don't realize is a magna kum ladder graduate from harvard university. he went through one of the most painful nasty divorces in his life. while he was out cruising the love beau hehe was in the middle of a terrible divorce. i think his advice is very wise. >> your book is complete with all kinds of detail on all aspects of divorce to the lawyers to the judges. while you have a very strong judgment against adultery, and you have very strong judgment on -- favorably of course, you examount -- exalt love and the love of marriage, you nevertheless give advice to those who might want to take alternate views. you say do not use credit or debit cards to pay for affairs or use cameras with your paramours. phone records tell a story. use a land line or pay phone. the grass is almost never green on the other side. the passion of sex always changes over ti

. >> just unbear bring loud and you could see see stuff flying everywhere. just about leak on movie 20's tivrment i hadn't prayed in 15 years and i prayed. >> in the path 2 elementary schools. ripped off the roof of plaza towementary in elementn the city of moore. crew pulled several children alive from the rubble. others didn't survive. >> some kids were not falling direction of staying away from under the sink and stuff. and they would good under there and cinder block and everything collapsed on them. >> signs of the damage are now strewn everywhere. including these vehicle stacked like toy cars. some homes caught fire with no crew available to respond. water treatment plant was knocked off line and residents and businesses in the south east part of oklahoma city are now advised to stop using water. to cope they help. strangers join rescuers in the search for survivors. >> we start finding people. st people out saw some unfortunate things and helped a lot of people that's important. >> the president tonight declared major disaster in oklahoma. he policeme

economics out of control of an economic system that isn't working that is making the inequality unbearable and everyone is looking for something that will allow them to escape the rules as they are. well right now on our com we want to find out what do you think is behind america's at hands to clamp down on the digital currency let's take a look how the voters voted so far and as we see almost half of you which is forty five percent say the federal reserve is trying to exert as much control as a can over finances over a third of those who participate in our online poll one believe the u.s. wants to retain its control over people's freedoms only tamper sand thing that the american government generally wants to stand by. while the minority which is about eight percent and supports the view that it's washington's attempt to make recording users pay taxes to us know what you think on this issue by going on to our website r t dot com. all right we're all being expected to pay our way as a few more tax dollars are squeezed out of us but not everyone scoffing up the big firms we spent a fortune w

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the pain level was so high, it became unbearable. >> o'donnell: the chinese are about to make the biggest purchase yet of an american company. sheng wee international agreed today to buy smithfield foods for nearly $45 billion. smithfield is the world's largest producer of pork. its brands include armor and farmland. a worker at disney land in anaheim, california, was arrested today in connection with an explosion at the park. 22-year-old christian barnes is suspected of putting a container of dry ice in a trash can, causing a small blast last night. no one was hurt, but a section of the park was evacuated. barnes is a vendor at disney. also in southern california, high winds kicked up a blinding sandstorm. visibility on a freeway yesterday was less than six feet, leading to several car wrecks. and look at this. in galesburg, illinois, a wall of floodwater crashed into carl sandburg college last night. it swamped offices and classrooms. a u.s. spacecraft heads where no manmade object has ever been, next. i'm the next american success story. working for a company where over seventy-five pe

economics out of control of an economic system that isn't working that is making the inequality unbearable and everyone is looking for something that will allow them to escape though the rules as they are and they are called want to find out what do you think is behind america's attempts to clamp down on the digital currency let's now take a look at the votes that we've got so far as you can see over a half of you say the federal reserve is in fact trying to exert as much control as a can over finances out more than a third believe that u.s. wants to retain its control over people's freedoms and this hour there is a tie actually between who saying that the american government generally wants to stamp out because facilities crime and those who suspect it's washington's attempt to make big coins users pay taxes so let us know what you think by logging on to our website. the news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world is seeing from the streets of canada. during corporations rule the day. and we're all being expected to pay our way as a few more tax dollars are

of economics out of control of an economic system that isn't working that is making inequality unbearable and everyone is looking for something that will allow them to escape though the rules as they are. now to some other news making headlines around the globe south korea's defense ministry says north korea has launched three missiles off its east coast ok has also reported that the short range missiles landed in the sea of japan are going to local media it's likely they were sure based antiship weapons but tensions heightened on the peninsula during joint military exercises between south korea and the us in march. to russia commuter trains have collided in the u.s. state of connecticut injuring around sixty passengers father there is a now said to be in critical condition one train derailed and was slammed into by another on the adjacent track rail traffic between new york and boston has been suspended least yesterday it's. to rome where thousands of metal workers are rallying against the country's austerity policies italy is going through its longest recession recent. minister meter le

decimated as though something you'd see after the hiroshima or nagasaki tomic bombings was just unbearable routing and you can see stuff flying everywhere just about like on the movie twister. everything i know. my my pickup was sitting out there my daughter's car everything rescuers are frantically searching through the rubble where there was an elementary school in line with the tornado reports are that there were seventy five students in staff in the school at the time the tornado hit and that school's been reduced to rubble rescuers are now combing through that school trying to pull out people alive and we have some reports that some children have indeed been pulled out alive this is the sound and then i. mean reading. this was one of about twenty eight tornadoes that touched down around the area in oklahoma kansas illinois i walked in to make matters worse the main hospital in moore oklahoma had to be evacuated for you know it sustained massive damage in the storm and storm as well this is something you know nearly unprecedented in the area disaster relief expert and we all go smith w

children with two heads tumors malformations missing limbs and macao been unbearable literally they say every family here is sheltering or hiding a deformed monstrous child. from. all of them. get me undergo another you know my daughter cries all day long it but she hopes to see her daughter get better. i deeply affected i leave the city with its newborn monsters. we had for baghdad on the banks of the tigris. to. baghdad can be translated as the garden of peace. but it's a better fragile peace the patrols are iraqi wearing uniforms of blind by the u.s. .

strongly disagree with captain durant's assessment of that they claim the captives are being held in unbearable conditions and i subjected to daily harassment one of the lawyers a told us washington is violating international law at guantanamo i think what we're seeing is a deliberate tactic. to break the strike i think these these toxic tactics zero zero solitary confinement at least body searches among other things have been used to pressure them and to break the strike i think that camp ministrations response since that in terms of conditions of the camps denying what's happening defending their actions entirely have actually just deep into the minds result to continue and one one point i want to correct as a factual matter is traditions at one time or right now are not they are not you have most of them and they are protesting for over three months in conditions of solitary confinement so there is not only a problem of. illegal detention without charge at guantanamo right now but a question of serious serious questions about the united states is compliance with the geneva conventions in ter

economics out of control of an economic system that isn't working that is making the inequality unbearable and everyone is looking for something that will allow them to escape the rules as they are. now we're all being expected to pay our way as a few more tax dollars are squeezed out of us but not everyone is coughing up the big françoise spend a fortune where they are getting away with paying a pittance and duties and it's countries like britain which are being called on to sort it out. now reports there are one hundred of the u.k.'s biggest companies but new research shows that they're still cutting corners by saving money on tax ninety eight of the c. one hundred companies in the u.k. run the holding all subsidiary companies off shore these include high street giants such as barclays bank and tesco it's unlikely to make easy reading for the british government which is about the possible years promising to climb down on corporate tax avoidance now action aid is the charity that's been looking into the issue and i'm paid to talk to tax policy expert michael lewis who authored the report

it's unbearable. >> the hole you see here in this upholstery cause bid sparking set off by a seat heater. one dealership paid for repairs and the car maker says it's not responsible since it's purchased from a used car dealership. a south bay woman escaped injury buzz those disabled aren't often as lucky. >> we have people driving who zront any sensation in their lower body. those people should not have car seat heater autos records compile bid the group safety research and strategies shows there have been 1207 complaints about seat heater malfunctions in 19 years dr. green hall has seen a handful of the case autos we know you can sustain a turn up to 900 degrees fahrenheit so. getting up to 140 they can burn quickly. >> test results have been made available to us shoi the heater reached temperatures hovering at 150 degrees. barry said he didn't know what burned him. >> just kept getting hotter. she had to pull over and jump out. >> terry sued both the car dealer and the manufacturer of the heater. gm was not sued because it's under protection of the court at the time. the answer to the

sense of economics out of control of an economic system that is working that is making inequality unbearable and everyone is looking for something that will allow them to escape the rules as they are. all right we want to find out what you think is behind america's attempts to clamp down on the digital currency so we're conducting a poll now on our web site called let's now take a look at the results of this poll so so far the most popular vote is that the federal reserve is trying to exert as much control as i can over finances that's thirty five percent of the voters now over a quarter believe the u.s. wants to retain its control over people's freedoms slightly fewer than half think that the american government generally wants to stamp out big coin facilitated crime while the minority supports the view that it's washington's attempt to make the point users pay taxes so you also let us know what are you saying by taking part in this online poll here on our dot com now we're all being expected to pay our way as a few more tax dollars are squeezed out of us but not everyone is coughing up the

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