most of it has come from the mayor and has been unchallenged.nted nine witnesses to witness and britain have to marry. the sheriff -- through written testimony and witnesses. the sheriff has only chosen to cross-examine two of them. the facts are not difficult to understand in this case. i will go over them in a moment. but first, i want to address the law that the commission is going to have to apply and address to have to apply and address specific questions that the

the regime is making good use of its unchallenged air power.he result is massive damage in areas that are under attack. these days that means anywhere in the country. this includes parts of the capital in damascus. this is activist footage from the southern side of the city, where the rebels have been holding out. army troops have moved into parts of the quarter. more than 20 people were summarily executed and a similar number drove by in eastern damascus. investigators say that human rights violations are increasing as the struggle has -- intensifies. on top of all of this is the challenge facing the international envoy. he says the bloody struggle is deadlocked and there is no way out. >> i do not think either side is winning now or in the future. this situation is getting worse and it is a huge threat for the region. these kinds of conflicts cannot be bottled up within one country. >> amnesty says within recent weeks government forces have increasingly used heavy weaponry not just to support troops, but to randomly hit areas that have slippe

it seems unlikely opponents will let this go unchallenged. >> this is gmt from bbc world news.he european central bank is expected to announce plans shortly to buy government bonds of your resume countries. a four-year-old british girl has been found alive underneath the bodies of her family in southeast france. time now for the business news. i wouldn't mind getting your view on that story of the eurozone crisis where all eyes are on the european central bank. >> we cannot stress enough how high the expectation is. oil prices are up. the borrowing costs are down, simply off the fact they expect mario draghi in an hour's time to deliver this plan that will save the eurozone crisis. it is all about giving the region some breathing space to get the troubled economies their financial houses in order. the expectation is huge. >> you will have a story to tell tomorrow. the one thing the world economy does not need is -- there is a huge argument going on about solar panels. >> go figure. we are talking about the biggest and most significant anti- dumping investigation ever taken on b

of the global market remain unchallenged forever. the chinese are also investing heavily in developing their civil aircraft industry as for superjet one hundred it's actually a crossover between aircraft in a regional jet. in terms of cabin comfort it belongs with short whole airliners like boeing seven three seven. three twenty other than with jets like. dear. applied for superjet really reaches beyond the scope of a regional jet. as for larger aircraft we are currently working on a big project titled twenty one which should give us a product line of passenger aircraft ranging between one hundred fifty two hundred seats. that should become our bid segment. products in the industry are concentrated. but will boeing airbus let you get a foothold in that market. mammoth competitors and they've been consolidating and expanding production too. is growing so rapidly specially in southeast asia the emerging airline companies just can't afford to sit around in a wait for five or six years before they can buy aircraft from the world's leadin

most of it has come from the mayor and has been unchallenged.ayor presented nine witnesses to witness and britain have to marry. the sheriff -- through written testimony and witnesses. the sheriff has only chosen to cross-examine two of them. the facts are not difficult to understand in this case. i will go over them in a moment. but first, i want to address the law that the commission is going to have to apply and address specific questions that the commission has asked the parties to address in interpreting the charter. the legal basis for removal is met. the sheriff seems to argue that even if i acted wrongfully and terribly under the law, a technicality permits me to continue in office. that is not the case. i have prepared for the commission something akin to the jury instructions one might have before a civil trial. if i could prevent -- if i could ask my counsel to provide this to the other side as i provide a copy to the commission. >> you may want to zoom in on that a little bit. >> i will. the >> thank you. -- >> thank you. >> what thi

november because stand your ground has been on the books for seven years unaddressed, unprotested and unchallengeditical moment. >> the third thing about education i get that. but first two points are not just us, but how the government responds to us. how do we create the kind of context where the government will be responsive to our needs? >> they have not been -- there has not been a time where black people have not asked for something collectively where they have not been an immediate response to. we wouldn't have had the voting rights act, the civil rights act, trayvon martin case would have never seen the light of day. so many people are saying protesting is old and it's from the previous generation. they haven't protested, they haven't marched. pause we lifted up our -- because we lifted up our voices collectively is why it's become an international issue. >> i think we need more voices. i think we have too many people stand on the side in@(he comfort of their own existence. in the comfort of their own consumption and in the comfort of their own lifestyle and not recognize at this point the

she is asking to be staying home, she is bored and unchallenged and she is told that she is often to ask fourth grader works while the third graders learn to control their bodys. the social, emotional issues that are happening in the classroom. she feels hum mill ated by the list of good and bad. when she is not on the good list, she has asked the teacher what has she done wrong and he gives for guidance and no explanation, so she is feeling very unmotivated. he asked the students one day who has a problem with me and what is the problem? as they raised their hands he became defensive and angry and shut the conversation down, the next day he told the students that if they said bad things to their parents he would say bad things about them. so my daughter fears retribution in the classroom if she speaks to her parents, i really believe that the irreversible damage has been done to my child. he has broken the trust with me as the parent and lost the respect of my daughter and the best solution at this point is for him to be removed. it is inrek son silable. >> good evening, julian phil

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lou: the idea that this is being pedaled almost unchallenged by the mainstream media. now the facts are beginning to come out. many of these facts were there, were there from last wednesday forward until now. >> righters the fact that we're not getting a straight answer from this administration and the idea that they can't give straight answers after the u.n. ambassador appeared on five sunday talk shows to talk about this issue, they now claim they can't speak to the, to what happened in benghazi because the fbi is investigating our foreign policy? have you ever heard of such tripe? >> well it's commonalty when government doesn't want to speak about saying now subject to investigation. lou: foreign policy? are you kidding me? >> and it is worse than that, because only thing you really can't speak about investigations is grand jury matters, and grand juries don't have a lot of power. they're sitting in washington and they're trying to investigate something in benghazi. lou: your book, spring fever, the illusion of islamic democracy, the idea that we're not dealing with

he is not in his right and the archdiocese of new york said what the father said cannot stand unchallenged. the sexual abuse of a minor is fine. whoever commits that deserves to be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. you can't help but wonder why he would make these comments in the first place and why they would print them. joining me now is barbara blaine, a sexual abuse survivor and founder of the survivor's network of those abused by priests. i should tell you i have done several stories and i'm a grade admirer of her and they protect lots of children. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> me what went through your head when you read the father's comments. >> i was first just shocked. i couldn't believe that i had to check the date. i had to make sure the story was coming to us this week. i feel that it's mean-spirit and hurtful and it's just like rubbing salt into the wounds of victims. >> this hits very close to home for you. me about your experience when you were a child. >> the priest abused me when i was growing up in toledo, ohio and it started in the summer

iran complains that the world has allowed israel's secret nuclear program to go unchecked and unchallengedar activists in israel say their nation is employing a double standard when it comes to nuclear policy. and that israel's refusal to hold disarmament talks with its neighbors is a barrier to peace. >> we have something that they can't have. israel is a country that has nuclear weapons and says no to peace initiatives. i think that's -- might seem as threatening to others. >> reporter: israeli political scientist gerald steinberg disagrees. >> there is no testing. there is nothing there to say this is a threat to the other countries in the region. u.n. is exactly the opposite. israel has to find itself as an exception and is recognized around the world as an exception. it is literally a small country surrounded by enemies that could be overrun in a few hours. >> reporter: so what are some of the contrasts between iran and israel's nuclear programs? iran says its program is solely for peaceful purposes and denies trying to create a bomb. israel will neither confirm nor deny whether it ha

1803, the superiority, the right of the supreme court to declare laws unconstitutional has been unchallengedsince that point, and i don't think even bad decisions can change that. >> second row? >> do you think that if obama is reelected, that ruth bader ginsburg will step down and are there any other justices that you think might consider withdrawing from the supreme court? >> the answer is resignations are very political. in the sense that justices decide to leave when a president to their liking is in a position to appoint them. rick ginsburg is a great fan of president obama, and i do think that she will leave probably in obama's third year. she is 79 years old. she often says she wants to serve until she is 82 years old. that is one her idol served until. you know, she's a human being. she is a widow. she loves what she does and she's got it and she has the brains and the health to do it. she is particularly enamored of her new colleague, elena kagan, and her choice is to be the singer liberal on the supreme court,. >> so i think that she is going to be okay. [laughter] if obama is reel

. >> reporter: governor romney did not let that go unchallenged. he was in ohio and using the kickoff of the college football season to say, if you have a coach who has been losing a lot of games, you fire him and it was time to put a new person in the oval office to call the plays on the economy and other key issues. we are told that governor romney will be sending out his number 2, paul ryan, to north carolina tomorrow, to push back on the attacks from the obama campaign. >> shannon: ed henry, traveling with the president. thank you. >> i wish president obama had succeeded because i want new york succeed. but his promises gave way to disappointment and division. this isn't something we have to accept. now is the moment when we comek do something and with your help, we doll something. >> shannon: it was a hit with the g.o.p. supporters. we are getting our first glimpse of the post convention poll. rasmussen shows a 2-point increase. and the real clear politics shows less than a half percentage point spread between the two. both men have been on th

president, beyond the rhetoric is that if the senate lets this action stand unchallenged, if the senate does not speak as one body united, then our inaction will embolden this administration and future administrations, i might add, to bypass the constitutionally mandated job of the congress to enact laws whenever it suits their pleasure or political aims. in other words, will take over the legislative function. the congress does not have many tools in our tool kit to thwart administration overreach, but one of those few tools is the congressional review act. the c.r.a., as it is referred to, allows for senate fast-track authority to disapprove a rule that is submitted from an agency. in the event that an administration attempts to try and circumvent the c.r.a. by issuing other forms of guidance, that should have been submitted as a rule. the government accountability office, which has standing with our senate parliamentarians, can determine that an agency action meets the definition of a rule as established by the administrative procedures act and that the, and that, therefore, the c.r.

iran complains that the world has allowed israel's secret nuclear program to go unchecked and unchallenged their nation is employing a double standard when it comes to nuclear policy, and that israel's refusal to hold disarmament talks with its neighbors is a barrier to peace. >> we have something that they can't have. israel is a country that has nuclear weapons and says no to peace initiatives. i think that might seem threatening to others. >> reporter: israeli political scientist gerald steinberg disagrees. >> there's no testing. there's nothing there to say this is a threat to the other countries in the region. iran is exactly the op sichlt israel has defined itself as an exception and is recognized around the world as an exception. it is literally a small country surrounded by enemies that can be overrun in a few hours. >> reporter: so what are some of the contrasts between iran and israel's nuclear programs? iran says its program is solely for peaceful purposes and denies trying to create a bomb. israel will neither confirm nor deny whether it has nuclear weapons. iran allows inspect

the chopping block, and medicaid as a solution to the crisis, i said, we cannot allow this to go unchallenged. that is what actually brought me into the race. i got a involved to help recruit somebody that could run and represent the green party. and represent the solutions that the american people are clamoring for. in the process, when you join a recruiting committee, sometimes you get recruited yourself. going back, i became involved with the green party to start with about 10 years ago when as a doctor and a mother -- a medical doctor and a mother, i felt like things were unraveling around us. we really did not have a feature to provide for our children. in so many ways from the economy and the rise of epidemic disease, i began to work with our elected officials thinking that surely they would want to do the right thing. i felt like, we have real alternatives. i was working in the community to develop alternatives. for example, clean, renewable energy that saves lives and saves money. in order to get to the solutions, we need to fix the broken system. i became with the green party because

i think google's power there continues to be unchallenged, and i think google is making progress on theell. >> do you ever see them returning to sort of an undisciplined spending habit where we start zeroing in right away on sg&a every quarter wondering why they're spending money on a driverless car or even glasses with a computer in them? >> you know, i think -- i'm sure those concerns will always be around, but i think when you look at some of the recent product rollouts, they do seem to be hitting a stride and i think maps is one example there. when you look at what they're doing within product search which is what we really focused on within today's report, they're requiring merchants, small and medium, to really sign up for ad words accounts which we think will ultimately benefit them in terms of more information on merchants, listings are more updated and providing the better overall experience for consumers. i think that yes, we argue there's a big fundamental catalyst, but i think you can see that extending much further beyond search into their mobile products and maps, et ceter