we talk about a united brotherhood that they have.rmany and accept a payment of "x" number of dollars that that dollar amount doesn't go to the miner, but to the accountant who puts it in the bank and begins to spread it out among the 33 miners. those details are what they worked out. >> kerry, great to talk to you. thank you. now to a medical story. a growing number of american doctors are leaving their private practices and working for hospitals instead. the administrative headaches that come with running their own practice, not to mention the long hours and a growing number of patients having trouble paying the bill. last year one in six doctors work at a hospital. that number is growing. hospitals like having doctors to bring referrals while improving care and giving them more clout when they negotiate with insurance companies. what about the patients? what about us? is this good or bad for americans finding it harder and more expensive to find good medical care? stoo steve, does this move impact hospitals positively or negatively

such strife and such discord that they're an example that we should all be able to unite in a common bond in a brotherhood, a sisterhood, a humanity. and that's exactly what i think the world is feeling today as they watch this. in times square they're watching this. they're watching this in brooklyn. they're watching this in north korea even as one of the news crews is here. so this is a story that has really been felt around the world, has moved everyone. >> you know what? i think we need this as a world. i think we do. >> an example to the world, exactly. >> i want to see every one of these guys come out of here and i want to see a general sense that we as a world, we as a nation, that everybody has something good. you know, we haven't seen something as dramatic as this, as you and i were talking, since sully brought in that plane. >> the miracle on the hudson was probably the last really great news story and miracle that a lot of people were saying how could they survive that? again, a lot of us are saying the same thing once again tonight. >> kerry and natalee, the capsule is probably about four minu

regional governor into your rules and as chief of staff during brotherhood putin's time as president dmitry publican off from the ruling united russia party which put forward all the candidates for the post of moscow told us here at r.t. why he thinks was chosen i think it's not a matter of control of politics and money flows it's a matter of the city or fate of importance moscow is a special city and it is supposed to be the in the vanguard of modernisation and actually the federal government has a lot from the plans of how to create a financial center in moscow i think said banneker enormous experience of work in the moment he is known as an efficient professional he has managed to create active system within the government staff he was qwest access for as governor of one of the richest regions in russia so he has enough experience to do so and besides i think it's also a matter of personal trust because he's well known by the president and by the prime minister and they trust him as a person and as a professional. we are coming to you live from the russian capital this is r.t. let's let's check out some other news now maki

muslim brotherhood network, and one reason they want to silence you when you criticize islam is because they want to have complete ownership, a complete monopoly on muslim immigrants who came to the united states first not to spread ms. long, not to settle, but to lead normal, peaceful lives, and for them to incorporate all those reverse ethnic groups -- not to spread islam, not to settle, but to lead normal, peaceful lives, and for them to incorporate all those ethnic groups, what we can do is say, for a country like the united states, you are seen to peddle your political philosophy for society, but we are also going to do the same, and we are going to go through those same communities, and we're going to educate them on competing philosophies. that entails not only of defense -- i think a bit of it has been, looked at me, but it is also a challenge of the principles of islam, and that challenge is what islam does not want to do. that is what the network does not want to do, because every human being if you assume muslim individuals are rational, too, once they are provided with alternatives, there is a possibility they may adopt the constitution of liberty, so what you can do is star

brotherhood network. one reason to want to silence you when you criticize islam is because they want complete ownership, a complete monopoly on muslim immigrants who first came to the uniteds not to spread islam, to settle or infiltrate, but to lead normal, peaceful lives. for them to incorporate all those diverse, ethnic groups, they need to get to those communities first and convince them of the caliphate agenda, the sharia agenda. what we can do is open up competition and say in a country like the united states, you are free to peddle your political theory and political philosophy for society, but we are also free to do the same. we are going to go through those same communities and we are going to educate them on other competing political philosophies. that entails not only a defense saying america as good. but it is also a challenge of the principles of islam. that challenge of the principles of islam is what they don't want to do. that is what the network of muslim brotherhood does not want to do because every rational human being, if you assume muslim individuals are rational also, once they are provided with those alternatives, there is a possibility they may reje