says paris is in no way influenced by the vote in london and reserves the right to act unilaterally canada has also voiced support for intervention but has shied away from agreeing to take part however some of america's other nato allies have taken a more a lukewarm approach with british forces now out of the question germany italy austria and spain say they won't back washington without a u.n. resolution this as military experts across the globe warn against military intervention in syria british admiral allen west told r.t. that weakening the assad regime would provide a boost to extremist forces who could then turn against the west. all my experience of wars and i've been in them and in the lead up to them and i've been running them and things is to find that you have a more of unintended consequences you think you're just going to do one little thing but actually things then happen and expand the nations like the u.s. and the u.k. and france and turkey need to be very very careful about what action they take we need to be very clear what is it we actually want to achieve what is the en

we try to get in one a week from micah ny canadian viewers. >> canada jokes. >> they're very good. let's get to montana, a story we've been following closely, hundreds of people protesting a montana jublg's decision to sentence a confessed rapist to 30 days in prison. protesters want the judge off the bench and the rapist put away for years. as cnn's miguel marquez shows us the cries for justice are growing louder. >> we are here today to say that our community will not stand for victim blaming language any more. >> reporter: protests of anger in montana spreading, rallies planned across the state over judge g. todd baugh's comments and light sentence for a rapest incensed montana and the nation. >> this is about month monana ar nation and rape victims all over the world and the world is watching us. >> reporter: sheena rice, an organizer, revealed this week she, too, was a victim of sexual assault. her fear of embarrassment outweighed by her anger after judge baugh sentenced former high school teacher to 30 days in jail after he broke the terms of his parole for the 2008 rape of t

they're from canada. now to anna and our last concert series star. anna, i'm sad, but looking forward to this. >> anna: we're going to go out with a bang for the all american concert series with justin moore. you're looking at video of small town usa. this is the song that really put him on the map and now he's becoming one of country music's superstars and he's right here on the plaza with us. good morning. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> anna: your label calls you red neck rock star. that is so true. a lot of these country music sensations have become pop stars. you're staying true to your roots. talk about that. >> i grew up on traditional country music. it's important to me with all the other styles of music out there now and the format, keep waving the flag for traditional country music. it's worked so far. so we'll keep doing it. >> anna: small town usa, back woods. tell me kind of where your stories come from in your song issues 'cause they certainly do have a message. >> real life. i grew up in a little town about 300 people. so the

. >> how about our allied to the north, how much help on syria can we expect from canada? well here's the prime minister steven harper. >> we do support our allies who are contemplating forceful action to deal with this. that said, at the present time the government of canada has no plans, we have no plans on our own to have a canadian military mission. >>> and south dakota governor jumped out of a plane thursday. skydiving to benefit hospitals in the children's miracle network. good for him. that's your morning dish of skrafbled politics. >>> after a look at our weekend weather, i can't believe we're talk about labor day weekend weather. >> where did the summer go by. i'm not ready to welcome in september. in some areas it's going to feel like summer for several more days. we're looking at that heat to continue especially back across the central parts of the united states. 98 degrees today in kansas city. we do once again have heat advisories in effect in des moines, iowa today. we still have that excessive heat warning where it will feel we're up at 105. when you factor

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. to the right two hundred seventy the nose to the left two hundred eighty five. the british government. prime minister david cameron intervention in syria. president obama struggling to get international support for his limited. use of chemical weapons. also emergency crews in russia to work trying to flood waters that. residents. takes a heavy toll on infrastructure.

. >> en ecuador cargamento de más de 4 toneladas de drogas en cajas de platanos a canadá y belgica fue decomisado. >> en ciudad juarez el m10 del cartel de sinaloa fue detenido es del cartel de chepo de sinaloa. >> en otra historia en méxico era un misterio en cadáver 13 de los 13 cuerpos hallados en una fosa clandestina en un rancho en tialmanalco por las autoridades del municipio de tialmanalco en el estado de méxico podría ser el joven que tendio la trampa y quien fue también muerto en el evento en que los 12 jóvenes desaparecidos en el bar heaven en el distrito federal en méxico el pasado 26 de mayo fueron atacados. >> vicente fernandez esta hospitalizado el peligro ya paso dijo en diciembre fue intervenido por quiste en el hígado y también es sobreviviente de cáncer de prostata. en méxico cientos de niños siguen sin clase. cruzcaya alice con la información. >> hay mucho resguardo cuando comience el periodo después de vacaciones por las manifestaciones que se darían. la ley del servicio profesional docente ve la posibilidad de exámenes a los maestros algunos están

that's more than poland, canada, bob's bedroom, katy's tweet was predictable as miley's forced sexuality. it might be time for conservatives to rethink their relationship with that world, true idiots run the asylum. it might not be bad to make some of them ours. >>. it didn't break bob. so i think it might be a good idea to get an expert to explain it through the voice of morgan freeman. >> the word twerking has now been added to the oxford dictionary. here's the definition they gave. to dance to popular music in a sexually provocative manner involving thrusting hip move him and the low squatting dance. >> twerking. you know, twerking. >> that's the first time i ever heard of it. >> what? that's not true. you said it on the golf course yesterday. >> i did? >> was i soib sober? >> andrea, a lot of outrageous news coming from this story. the maker of the phone is deeply upset over the version of his iconic creation by the young woman and don't you agree what she's done? she should be impeached. >> in his words, a cultural phone icon, the phone finger. on miley's dad defending her, i always

association ofjourneymen and apprentices of the plumbing and pipefitting industry of the united states and canada, local 38; plasterers, local 66; sheet metal workers, local 104; auto, marine and specialty painters, local 1176; teamsters, local 853; and automotive machinists, local 1414 (joint common craft >> and number three to the tentative agreement between the district and the international union of operating engineers, local 39 and at the present timive agreement and between the district and the service employees and international union. local 1021. >> moved and second. >> i see no public speakers for this item. and so, at this time, i would like to call on the superintendent to read the recommendation for each agreement. >> thank you. >> president norton, i would like to call on executive director carm elo scarloto to read the motion. >> thank you, superintendent. >> and board. >> so the recommendation for the tentative agreement between the district and the international bother hood of workers, has got the san francisco board conducts a public hearing and adopts it in the related public di

taco bell in canada is using lasers to etch tweets into the shells of dor itos. who knew 140 characters could fit on a taco shell. >>> now, if you thought the outrage over this mealy cyrus performance was cooling off, think again. vanity fair, foam finger inventor disgusted by miley cyrus' use of his honorable product but sure it will survive this incident. saying her misuse of the foam finger used to misrepresent team support. >>> who have bacon? you can now drive a ford wrapped in it. ford offering stickers of the breakfast meat to celebrate bacon day. you can opt for more subtle racing stripes. >>> ben affleck feeling the heat and he hasn't even shot one shot of the film. tmz reporting michael keaton gets my blessing. here's what he had to say about aflick stepping into the role. >> it's going to be great. it's going to be great. >> he's been getting a lot of flak. >> not flak, affleck. he's going to be good. >> the new batman hitting theaters in summer 2015. >>> and guess what, she's back. celine dion. the megastar giving twitter fans a sneak peek at her new

it happens in canada. a lot of canadian doctors cannot practice it because they cannot make any money in canada. thousands upon thousands of medical doctors left cuba and our practicing medicine in this country. i talked to you yesterday, he said he started the university of new orleans. he said the majority of the professors and medical schools were doctors from the university of cuba that have come to florida and were teaching. this will happen all over the world. it socialism does not work. it is never worked. by the grace of god, i had the privilege when i was being persecuted and was imprisoned, had the blessing to be able to come to the greatest country the face of the earth. i am so proud to be an american. i feel so fortunate to be in the land of the free. and the home of the brave. i will tell you, i love this country. i love the opportunity that this country is given me. when i came, i couldn't speak a world of english. practically didn't have any money. got a job at the dishwasher because you di

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are all today. come in the program are those infuriating a cold call as they maybe it's a million noise to people in britain but that one's prison inmates on the end of the line selling insurance contracts will tell you more about that bizarre development of light after the break. but he sees things that sighted people don't notice. these. things most people never to call him disabled but he's the world's first deaf and blind doctor of science. professor i think rather civil of. the great life lived against the odds. wealthy british. tirelessly. markets. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's culture the no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into a report on our. mission. critical should treat in store charges three. three. three. three. three blog video for your media project free media r t v dot com. live right close to libya first trip to libya and i think the church. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. oh. it'

in these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to look for a shelter on the day. her . didn't. think. oh all. oh. it's too late for me i'm old done in quarter past that i'll soon be on searching for all mice and that's the point i was blind and deaf and without hope. this is no life. it's a crappy joke come on priests went to god you cry good good good for all my needs it was nothing but shall i start don't you worry about me or about my sins good doll so is it out with him. but if he does exist if you go. for all. this is a man who's ready to bring charges against god himself at the last judgment his name is alexander savor of he lives in a small apartment in moscow suburbs and at two o'clock every thursday afternoon he sits by his front door wearing a device around his neck the minute it vibrates and the likes to and read he knows a delivery has arrived and it's time to open the door. every week for many years a korea has regularly delivered meals for alexander from a nearby restaurant he knows his client is blind and dea

this is a severed human toe and a man in canada swallowed it on purpose. there was beverages involved. the sour toe cocktail and if you ask for the toe in it. if you do that your lips have to touch it, but you are not supposed to swallow it because they need it for the next drink. they did have to pay a $500 fine and so thankfully they have a back-up toe. >> i don't know where the toes come from. >> maybe we don't know where. >> or the origin or the age of the toe. >> that toe did not look good. >> bad case of athletes food or something there. >> okay. we are looking at a hot holiday weekend. a better chance of some -- >> fungus among us. >> let's start with a live look outside. our life michael and son weather cam. 80 was the high. the averages are coming down. average high is 85. right now 76. the relative humidity 76%. that is coincidental. dew point coming up to the 60s. which is not that comfortable. patchy dense fog tomorrow morning and concerned about some of the areas. mr. bernstein will be here bright and early at 4:25. humid on friday. still a de

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these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china corporations are all today. it will go back to conversations with great minds i'm speaking with gloria steinem feminist activist and co-founder of both ms magazine and the women's media center and welcome back. i had a guest on a week or so ago and. i'm sorry i don't remember the person it was but it should made the point that women in general in our society in american society feel less safe in most a mentions of their life in fact the number she quoted was twenty seven percent there was some recent study on this perhaps you are familiar with it. felt that much less safe than men in similar circumstances whether it was walking down the street in the workplace in a relationship. your thoughts on that and what is being increasingly defined as the modern rape culture of america. well you know we've made a lot of progress so before i say the discouraging statistics are let's say that at least now we are naming domestic violence which used to be just called life you know that we are

new york magazine tweeting taco bell in canada is using lasers to etch tweets into the shells of doritos locos tacos. >> taco bell imprinting some of the -- who knew 140 characters could fit on a taco shell. by miley cyrus's use of the product. surely it will survive this incident. you heard right. the creator of the -- ripping her racy performance. >>> ford offering stickers of the breakfast meat to celebrate international bacon day. car sticks of the base onmeat, car owners can cover the car completely or ask for subtle stripes. ben afleck is receiving a big endorsement from gotham city. reporting michael keaton ben afleck gets my flushing. here is what he had to say about afleck stepping into the role. >> admiring your handy work? >>. >> greta: the new movie hitting theaters summer, 2013515. and sealen deon preparing to release her first english speaking album in six years. he tweeting here is the first look at the teaser for celine's new single, check it out. ♪ [ music ] . >> greta: welcome back celine. now, it's your tim to hash it out with us, don't forget to follow me on twitter

identificaron paÍses como australia, colombia, mÉxico y canadÁ. y de ahÍ llevaban todos los bienes a san antonio, donde se al mazo encontraban para ser revendidos en sitios en la internet como ebay. es posible que se realicen mÁs arrestos. de las 5 mujeres arrestadas, 4 se dedicaban al robo en las tiendas. piedad pÉrez de 32 aÑos era la lÍder de este grupo. pagaban entre 5.000 y 10.000 dÓlares cada una y de acuerdo con las autoridad de esta podrÍa ser una cÉlula de una organizaciÓn, con tentÁculos en todo el mundo. >>> bueno, para las personas que se preguntan, como estar seguras que lo que compran en ebay es algo que no es robado. la pÁgina de ebay dice que no permite la venta de mercancÍas locales, viola las leyes, locales, estatales y federales e internacionales y hay incluso, una serie de reglas que deben cumplirse y de lo contrario el producto se e re mueve de la pÁgina. no se permiten producto de nÚmero de serie alterados o removido y la mayorÍa de las pÁginas toman medidas similares. >>> rogelio mora-tagle, muchas gracias. >

police in canada have released this video because they want the help of citizens. they want to know if anybody recognizes this guy because they want him in custody. >>> you don't see much video out of the middle east that's like this. what you're looking at is a palestinian wedding that has been crashed by some israeli soldiers. everybody is loving it. they are dancing to si, a big hit all of the around the world. the soldiers were supposed to be in hebron, in the west bank. they heard the music coming out of the club and they thought, let's go in there. as you can see, they've got on your uniform, flak jackets, their weapons. they wanted to party with the palestinians. so they went in there, everybody was getting along. great story, right? he is teaching the world to sigk in perfect harmony. anybody going to get in trouble for that? >> yes. and officials are looking into this because they're saying, as nice as this seems, they weren't following orders to be on patrol and, number two, you can't go into a palestinian party like this when you are an israeli soldier b

i am with you, i'm from canada, where i didn't grow up worrying about this. and i still have to check with two or three people every year when i renew my coverage. i am going to stick to my commitment to make it make sense to you. that's our show for today. see you next time on "real money." ♪ please go there al jazeera.com. hi, i'm lisa fletcher. and you are in the studio. are detroiters making a come back? ♪ all about detroit. we are focusing on the real challenge tonight. >> the future, and who is doing to benefit. our community always has opinions and also activity is

this is in canada. there's clearly some disagreement between the two people that we're seeing here in this video because the guy in the green shirt walks over to the other guy and straight up knocks him out. >> oh, man. >> whoa. >> yeah. >> that wasn't even a fight. that was a sucker punch. laid him right out. >> the guy just falls over and stops moving. clearly unconscious. >> when did golf become street. >> maybe he didn't let him play through. >> maybe he took too many mulligans. >> the guy in the green shirt looks upset. what did i just do. you see him holding his head like, oh, no. >> i didn't want to do this. i'm sorry. >> this is not good. no matter what the scenario is, this is not a good thing. >> this at sent tempt to fight . i don't know what device this is. >> swrvideo from the roman coliseum. >> there are people on the outside of that thing. how is that supposed to be protected if you're on the outside. >> the bull takes those people out very quickly. before you know it, everyone else just

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. china operations are all today. coming up on r t it looks like the united states is inching closer to a military strike in syria but many world leaders from the u.n. and beyond are trying to put the brakes on any sort of u.s. intervention the latest on the tensions in syria up ahead. and back in two thousand and eight the world the bank bailout was quickly rolled out in response to world economic downward spiral but at least one banker spent his government cash on a new condo in florida more on this misuse of taxpayer money coming out. and the n.s.a. claims that the collection of americans data was accidental and unintentional grab more data than they should have but is that really the truth and who else in the government has access an in-depth look later on in tonight's show.

it happens in canada. cannotf canadian doctors practice it because they cannot make any money in canada. thousands upon thousands of medical doctors left cuba and our practicing medicine in this country. , helked to you yesterday said he started the university of new orleans. he said the majority of the professors and medical schools were doctors from the university of cuba that have come to florida and were teaching. this will happen all over the world. it socialism does not work. it is never worked. by the grace of god, i had the privilege when i was being persecuted and was imprisoned, i had the blessing to be able to come to the greatest country on the face of the earth. i am so proud to be an american. i feel so fortunate to be in the land of the free. and the home of the brave. i love thisyou, country. i love the opportunity that this country is given me. when i came, i couldn't speak a world of english. practically didn't have any money. got a job at the dishwasher because you didn't have to talk to

back over to you. >> bank of canada though, was up. about 1% today. royal bank of canada. rbc with record earnings for the quarter. so now we ask, what's next for the bank? >> with cnbc exclusive interview, gordon nixon. ceo of rbc. >> nice to be back with you both. >> one thing that's clear from your earnings, is that rbc is making hay while the sun is shining. i whether i remember target earnings report, weakness in canada et cetera, do you see storm clouds gathering on the horizon for the canadian economy? >> we don't. by and large, you know, business continues to be very strong. record results in canadian banking. record results in wealth management and strong results across all of our other businesses with a strong 20% return on equities. so it feels pretty good. i think the outlook for the balance of the year continues to remain reasonably solid. and in what is a slow growth environment. there's, you know, growth is slow and steady in canada just as it is in the united states. that's probably what it is continue to be for some time. >> we are getting used to that new

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coalition toget r together, trying to get all of the ducks in a row, talking to the prime min sners of canada, the next 24 hours will focus on trying to calm members of congress down. they know that there is a lot of anxiety among members of congress about it. they're hoping that presenting the evidence of the chemical weapons attack to the high level members of congress who are on the key committee, foreign relations, intelligence, armed services, etc., plus members of the leadership, that perhaps some of this public criticism or public calls for the president to slow down, get congress -- wait till congress gets back, maybe that dissipates. so i think a lot riding on how credible this briefing is to these members of congress because i can tell you another thing i've been hearing, tamron, is the reports this morning out of both the associated press and "the new york times" that indicates that the intelligence the united states has is circumstantial, that they don't have the smoking gun or there are a lot of caveats in here. that has some members of congress spooked by iraq and wmbs a little

and what it revealed exactly i mean bay of pigs is kind of different and while we're talking about canada this is a perfect example pigs is one of those things that you know it's kind of a roadmap for what the united states shouldn't be doing in the united states what was revealed in two thousand level under the under the foil lost in the documents that were revealed was less controversial and more kind of like wow we really suck at our jobs in terms of what the cia is capable of it was more of of hiding hiding the embarrassment of what was going on we're talking about fourteen thousand paramilitary troops several dozens of people died in this and i mean it just goes to show you that horrible horrible things can go one way in broad daylight and we are still you know we're still trying to hide it to government is still trying to try to keep it from the american people not just you know it's really sad to see that it's horrible things going on in broad daylight there's something that came out and surprising out of oliver stone's pursuit for investigating the film j.f.k. was the operation no

remember, it was in fact canada and senator obama who criticized the bush administration for not being more careful about the intelligence and not waiting for better intelligence in a coalition to move ahead. >> right. david kay, thank you very much. dr. k., always good to hear from you. general marks, great to hear from you, as well. thank you for your insight. at the top of the hour, senior citizen's "around the world" will -- senior citizcnn's "arou" will have more on syria and possibility of an attack. we have all the angles covered here on cnn. and still to come on "legal view," one state cracking down on revenge porn. that's when your ex posts inappropriate pictures of you on the worldwide web without your knowledge. huge reverberations like can you get a job after that. we'll talk to the state senator who is trying to make this a crime and make the poster pay. >>> and then, you know texting while driving is bad. but now you could actually be on the hook if you're not behind the wheel and just sending those texts. i'm not kidding. we'll explain this next. license and registration

is anybody supporting trans canada? >> guest: no, sir. >> host: as far as keystone xl is concerned, the decision that you were taking, where do you stand if it shouldn't be built on the extension we've been talking about? >> guest: i've been monitoring this for several years. when i was at the d.o.t. the original keystone was proposed. what a lot of people don't understand is there is an existing keystone pipeline and the presence of already approved the second half of the keystone xl last fall. we already have the keystone that goes down to cushing oklahoma and we are about to add the second part that goes all the way down to houston. and, you know, the fact is there is a new state of the art pipeline and it's something that is needed and it is in the national interest so i am a supporter. >> host: the support is on the extension would run to montana, south dakota, nebraska, some of the concerns being environmental in nature. >> guest: it also runs through the aquifer and that is one of the points of contention. the ne

. >>> amo canadÁ. >>> y de repente llegan docenas de ballenas de orcas... >>> guau! >>> a convivir cerca de ti. todo lo captaron en video. >>> quÉ hermoso. >>> estas personas que pasaban su dÍa de campo. >>> quÉ impresionante ver esto. >>> es como una bendiciÓn que la madre naturaleza te de la oportunidad de presenciar esto. >>> me muero. las orcas son mi animal favorito y jamÁs tuve la oportunidad de verlas en su habitad. ver una es una suerte, ver en esa cantidad. >>> estÁn jugueteando. >>> en su habitad... >>> como dirÍa halle. >>> y debemos cuidar la naturaleza. porque como nos da estos regalos tambiÉn nos da unos jalones. poniendosos serios, estos animales a punto de desaparecer, porque tiene un enemigo terrible como nosotros, los seres humanos. y hay que protegerlos y cuidar nuestra tierra. >>> tambiÉn me voy a poner muy serio. >>> serio? >>> sÍ. >>> es que serio me veo mÁs guapo. (risas) >>> quiÉn dijo esa mentira? >>> tengo la fortuna que con mi blog puedo viajar mucho, y la gente se queja y dice: trabajo mÁs que un burro de carga. pero estos bur

and canada. stuart: a man who is so successful, such an entrepreneur, a go-getter, such a wealthy man, why did you hold a fundraiser for barack obama in your own home? why did you do it? >> personally i like him, i don't see whatever briel says it is such bad for business. stuart: you think it is okay to hand over more than half of their income to state and federal income taxes? you think that is okay? >> no. i think it should be a flat tax to start with personally. stuart: did you suggest that to president obama? >> i was involved with another business. stuart: the are sort of a crony capitalist. >> i was presenting him with hydrogen, he supports renewable fuel. stuart: were you asking for a subsidy? >> no, we can do it without any government help. we would like tax incentives to build hydrogen stations and in general even as a country we need to be looking at alternative fuels even if it is something i am not involved in. as a country. stuart: a proven track record with lumber and now you are t

canada is well over three. indeed, we've cut middle east exports -- imports significantly. the ones that are really at risk much more so are -- is europe. they rely on those imports much more than we do. >> tom, isn't -- if you don't have a situation that gets out of hand and other players coming in in the middle east, isn't the most likely direction for oil actually down because of the demand destruction that is coming through with a higher dollar, because of what is happening to those oil consuming nations in asia. because europe isn't really growing at this stage. most importantly of all, if the united states attacks syria, standing squarely behind it will be saudi arabia ready to pump and pump and pump as much as it needs to do to keep that price of oil down? >> well, i think that the price is frothy. so i think the prices could back off if you don't have the support from what could or what if scenarios out there. in the u.s., for example, people get concerned about gasoline. the season ends this weekend. we're going see gasoline demand drop 400,000 barrels a day or so.

is add odds what has been said by nato, president obama and every region alleyeder, governments of canada, turkey and india and the whole of the arab league. it's add odds with the joint intelligence committee and i think the opposition amendment will be the wrong message for this house to send to the world. i'll be recommending that my friends vote against it. i give way to my honorable friend. >> i'm grateful forgiving way. in welcoming his decision to go through the u.n. process, could he confirm to the house that were we to define overwhelming opposition in the assembly and security council as occurred 10 years ago, we wouldn't then just motor on. >> i think it would be unthinkable to proceed if there were overwhelming opposition in the security council. the very best route to follow is to have a chapter seven resolution, take it to the u.n. security council, have it passed, and then think about taking action. that is the path we followed with libya. now, this is a very -- i want to make this point, it is very important. it cannot be the case that that is the only way to have a legal

the future computer forecast shows the rain will stay in canada, maybe a few light showers across the northeast with drizzle. temperatures are into the 70's, climbing into the lower 80's today, so nice and comfortable here in the northeast. >> death by lethal injection, that should be the fate of nidal hasan, a military jury delivered the verdict for the former army major who killed 14 people at fort hood in 2009. >> you may want to allow more time to get your fast food today with that workers set to walk off the job, protesting low wages. >> i'm john henry smith. college football star johnny moon zeal received his punishment, but was it really a punishment at all? launched a new and needed voice in journalism. the new york times calls it "serious, straight-forward news". "accurate, responsible" says the washington post. and the baltimore sun says, "instantly engaging and powerful". al jazeera america, there's more to it. >> what are the laws going to begin to take effect? >> reporter: the laws do not go >> convicted killer major nidal hasan is facing years of mandatory appeals. wedne

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations rule the day. long welcome to worlds apart hundred million people around the globe war. is set to increase in the coming here and while politicians and policy. do something the fruits of their labor have failed to materialize just yet how much more stability before it gets better all to discover that i'm now joined by the director general of the international paper thank you very much for your time. now your organization forecasts that global unemployment is set to increase to around two hundred million by two thousand and fifteen and as far as i understand this figure is based on forecast which have been revised before so it doesn't look like this period of labor doom and gloom any time soon well you're right the situation is bad and it's getting worse there's no doubt about it and of course the future is not inevitable in the future depends on what policymakers do the bad news as you've indicated is the most recent four calls for economic growth is that the wo

because canada will produce this oil. so it will get to market. and i would much rather have it in a brand new state-of-the-art pipeline than traveling a barge down the mississippi, tanker cars, or trucks. >> there's a story that was first report bid the hill newspaper saying that the e he on would likely be uld -- >> that's actedly not a new storyifment that came out a couple years ago and was investigated. and my understanding is there were no conflicts found. what you're starting to see is a recycling of a lot of events. keep in mind that executive order that was put in place that governs this entire process was put in place to expedite cross-border transportation facilities. instead of expediting it, this is now taking longer again, we could have built the empire state building five times by now, we completed world war ii in less time. so at some point you start to say, we've had four studies. we've had this, we've had that. at some point the question is has this policy really been high jacked or are we still on path? > eric from our democrat'

jennifer glass, aljazeera at the canada home run military hospital. >> in a televised interview, it was said the party should not be dissolved, a reversal of the government's crackdown on the muslim brotherhood after the removal of president mohamed morsi. it was suggested that the brotherhood be allowed to operate under government monitoring. >> aim is taken at the new york city's police department looking at city masks. the muslim groups people that the attention is racial profiling. >> mid-day prayers at the islamic society in brooklyn. according to the police department, this is not merely a place of worship. documents link said to the associated press reveal this is one of at least a dozen mosquion in the city secretly labeled as a terrorist organization since 2003. the designation mean anyone who attends prayer meetings could be subjected to surveillance by the nypd. >> we came to this country for freedom and justice. this is the most important thing you live for and when you find in the united states there's no democracy, no justice, no dedom, what do you think. >> ray kelly must

from the streets of canada. or even to maurice bishop told me because drew was going to chile. so i went to miami to recruit assessments but when on. because it will do nothing nothing done. community and remember they trained as cameramen in venezuela so they could get press credentials. if you don't go into it at the last minute when they decided it wasn't worth risking their own lives. is very uncommon with. maurice bishop then informed vesey i know that castro was planning a visit to quito ecuador on his way home to cuba vesey on a contacted luis posada country less a former but tista policeman and a well known anti castro militant to assassinate castro. got to know a few astro was told and stood it it is you who will be your pursuit are assured me he could put a bullet in his forehead and on the but i was a guaranteed escape plan the plot failed. on september nineteenth one thousand nine hundred seventy six i had dinner with orlando the tel year at his house the telly there was a former chilean ambassador to washington and i had invited him to work with me at the institute

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president obama and every european and regional leader i have spoken to by the government of australia, canada, turkey and india to name a few cans by the hole of the arab league, at odds with the judgment of the independent joint intelligence committee and the opposition amendment would be the wrong message for this house to send to the world and for that reason recommending hon. friend--i give way to my hon. friend. >> mr. speaker, i am grateful to my hon. friend for giving way. in welcoming his decision to go through the u.n. process c he confirm to the house that where we to find during that process overwhelming opposition in the general assembly and majority against it in the security council we wouldn't motor on. >> it would be unthinkable to proceed if there was overwhelming opposition in the security council. let me set out why this is so important. the very best route to follow is to have a chapter vii resolution, take it to the u.n. security council, had it passed and about taking action. that is the path we followed. this -- this is very important. it cannot be the case that that is

again flared up the full these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. today. to get. you live on one hundred thirty three bucks a month for food i should try it because you know how fabulous bad luck i got so. i mean the town that i'm sitting really messed up. in the all three so actually. the. worst you're going to go right out of a. regular guy in four minutes for a. while for about a good cause you never seen anything like this i'm selling. lots of guys i mean martin and this is breaking the sets when you hear about big bank c.e.o.'s running away with millions of dollars in taxpayer funds for their bonuses takers wish that you could just arrest these criminals yourselves well that's exactly what one twenty two year old tried to do his name is melvin willis he's an activist from richmond california who drove seven hundred miles to salt lake city for a wells fargo shareholders meeting three attempted to place c o two john stumpf under citizen's arrest melvin said the idea that c.e.o.'s are too big to jail is an outrage in the work for the citizens arre

from the streets of canada. showing appreciation to rule the day. welcome back to the kaiser report imax keyser time now to get a massachusetts and speak with chris martenson of pig prosperity dot com chris welcome to the kaiser report thanks max it's good to be back chris. in a recent peak prosperity dot com you write of the four signs that we are in a dangerous bubble territory i'm assuming that means dangerous bubble territory in the stock market tell us about it well it's a dangerous bubble there it's also a really dangerous bubble in the bond markets the quantitative easing efforts across the globe all the central banks they've driven up asset prices everywhere of course they haven't gotten the growth that they've been looking for so what do you have what do you need to have a bubble well you need to have over priced assets that are well beyond the ability of incomes to sustain them whereas our income g.d.p. is not coming back and certainly not in europe not in japan not in the u.s. . markets are dangerously overpriced on both the equity and bo

and these are the images seeing from the streets of canada. today. wealthy british style the stock. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy. there are no holds barred global financial headlines kaiser report. put it on your. face. a pleasure to have you with us here today. morning bishop told me i was going to chile. so i went to miami to recruit assassins but. i didn't see nothing done.

and canada. 720 people is not a lot of people. but at the end what did they find? they found be what they were testing caused more heart attacks and deaths than the regular standard of care. so you had people dying in the study who never knew that they were part of medical research, who never knew that they were in the study. and even worse, the very year the study ended a new study was started. the research outcomes consortium study which involved 21,000 people in the u.s. and canada. 21,000 people enrolled in studies where no one tells them they're in research. what happens is they're trauma victims. so ambulances go to attend to them, sometimes take them to hospitals. instead of being given a standard of care, they're given experiment alamo call theties, a whole variety of them, including things that are patented. and why do i point this out? because the patented valve is going to make money for someone if it's approved. and yet these people again, no one asked their permission. in many cases they're not even important. according to the protocol of the study, yo

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. operations are all. plus i was a new alert and a big scare me a little. there is breaking news tonight and they are continuing to follow the breaking news. alexander's family cry tears of joy and a great thing that had rendered in a court of law. is the story of movies playing out in real life. oh i'm sorry but in washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on a special edition of the big picture americans on all sides of the political spectrum are having a tough time understanding all the intricacies of obamacare we'll sort through the nitty gritty of president obama's landmark legislation and talk about what obamacare means for you later in the show we'll talk to dan balz of the washington post about his new book collision twenty twelve which looks back at the election of two thousand and twelve and gives us a glimpse at the future of elections in america and we'll revisit my conversations with great minds with dr cornel west on.