the america's cup world series will be a tremendous need of an promotional vehicle to the america's cup final, here in san francisco. the world series will kick off in portugal in just eight weeks, then it moves to plymouth in the u.k. in september. i can also announced today we have the dates confirmed for the san diego regatta, the third stop in the world series. that will take place from the 12th to the 20th of november. you will be happy to hear it will be over before thanksgiving. we are looking forward to an exciting c eight -- season of sailing the ac 45's and then for two more seasons in the america's cup events. there is also a bidding process under way. we know five of the six cities that they will be stumping on. we will be determining how all of the 11 locations. the first few are expected to be announced soon for those remaining 11 cities. finally, i would like to pay a real tribute to the incredible amounts of work that is being done to make the america's cup events over the next two years an enormous success. not only the work of our own organizations, event authority, ra

only in america plummets. this is part of a living -- legal process. this is all wrapped into kind of a movie experience. it says, "i am honored to congratulate you on becoming a citizen of the united states. because of your determination, this great nation, is now your nation, sign, sincerely, barack obama." >> america is vexed by doubts, but that has not put them off. fresh blood is coming faster than ever before. >> the racism and everything you encounter, i don't feel that here. >> they give me so much freedom. freedom to do anything i want. i can accomplish anything that i would like. as a great thing about america. >> -- that is the great thing about america. >> who would not want to come to california? the whole world knows this, this is spectacular and iconic. what you cannot see are the statistics plaguy the golden state. 2 million unemployment, a budget $10 billion deep. this is the peril and promise of america. silicon valley is the most fertile place on the plant. the technology will change tomorro

because it's america. >> god bless america! >> i can tell all of my american people, they have to grow up and to say god bless america, because this country, it's unique in the earth for everything. >> felix. >> thank you. god bless america. thank you very much. >> here is amazing, because i can do stuff. as normal people can do. >> like what? >> driving, work. >> why couldn't you drive in indonesia? >> because they don't have equipment for small people. they fix my pedal, the brake and the gas and they put the seat up high. america is good for disabled people. i'm free here. bye! >> how did you pick mississippi? >> school, free scholarship to go to law school. 23 different countries were represented in the ceremony today. and we're just coming to different places and settling down, and not running to the big cities. >> congratulations. >> it's nice to start in a new place, to start a family and bring what you have from your culture into the existing culture. kind of part of what being an american is all about. >> merciful god,

and tonight, chris cuomo is back on the story. >>> and made in america summer. your neighbors want to show you their favorite things creating jobs right here at home. >>> good evening and welcome. we begin tonight with a radical new idea born out of a health care emergenen. what to do about the number one health crisis in america, not to mention the health care costs threatening to bankrupt the country. today,y,wo highly respected doctors in a major publication took a look at the millions and millions of america's seriously obese children, some weighing hundreds of pounds at an early age, and they suggested some of them should be taken away from their parents in order to save them. and here's why. in 30 years, childhood obesity in america has more than so, dan harris tells us about this startling new proposal and asks the question, if lives are at stake, what would you do? >> reporter: harvard's dr. david ludwig, one of america's premiere childhood obesity experts, says today, in a prestigious medical journal, that in certain situations, some of america's estima

that is a vision for america and compassion in america. it was a bold america. that is what we are fighting for. we are still investing in the future. everybody is making sacrifices. nobody bears all the burden by themselves. the idea that no matter what we look like a where we are, that we are all connected. that is the idea at the heart of america. it was the heart of our campaign. this is why i'm going to need your help now more than ever. there'll be candidates parading around the country. they will do what they do which is that they will attack. they won't have a plan but they will attack. i and a stand that. the american people are lot less interested in us attacking each other, they are more interested in us attacking the country's problems. [applause] they are less interested in us exchanging insults about the past, they want to talk about the future. that is the concept that america needs. that is a concept that we will win. [applause] philadelphia, i know that there are some of you that are frustrated that we have not gotten done everything that we sai

america is the tent pole that holds of the world. if that fractures, your kids will not just grow up in a different america. they will grow up in a very different world. this thing that we call america is a precious jewel. we really need to get back to polishing it. with that introduction, i would like to share with you the first few paragraphs of the book. the first chapter is called "if you see something, say something." that is the homeland security model. we are now applying it to the country as a whole. this is a book about america that begins in china. in september of 2010, i attended the world economic conference in china. it involved a 3.5 our car ride from beijing to a chinese version of detroit. now to get there, you have to go to the beijing south road crustacean. it was a modern building covered with solar panels. you buy a ticket from an electronic kiosks offering choices in chinese and english. the board of a high-speed train that goes to another rumi modern train station that is said to be the fastest when it began ope

everything in america. the other thing is that we had just gone through the concrete, where they built the fbi building and others like this, and nixon was wanting to take down all of the historic structures on pennsylvania avenue, and just make this all concrete. i said, if i took photographs, people could see this first. there was a governmental agency, the hudson avenue corp., which was set up after john f. kennedy wrote his inaugural address. at that time -- he said to people around him, we have to do something because this is the main street of america. i went to the pennsylvania avenue organization and said, if you can get me into these places i will do this for you, and i will photograph all of it. and i spent about 17 years photograph in the rebuilding. >> when you start showing some of your photos -- we can catch up with all of this. the first is in alabama. why were you in alabama. >> i had a relationship with the library of congress and they were kind enough to put this in their collection. last

look at latin america. how well we went through this mammoth crisis of '08 and '09 because we were controlling our deficits, which we did not in the past. because we have healthy economies, because we are very careful on inflation. and now so latin america fortunately one year was back to growth again. and this year latin america is going to growth as the whole of the region over 5%. that's incredible. and that's the same thing that is happening in nations. that's what we see in those economies. why? because they think about the present and they think about the future. >>> 34,012 citizens killed during the last four-year drug or mexico. staggering. >> the fifth year now and it is over 45,000. people ask here in the state's what's going on in mexico? maybe they are drinking too much tequila or what has happened with mexico? are they going crazy? why the killing? it is not our problem really. and we are trapped in this tremendous crisis. just affecting the nation. >> who is to plan? >> first, the united state

gives a standing ovation for the obama of boehner masterpiece of political theater so we've seen in america the political kooky theater getting crazier and crazier but this is the important thing is that how gold responded and obviously always a deal is going to be done right we knew that but we have always told everybody that gold is responding to this collapse in american empire yes it is responding it's responding to the collapse and for that money it's a response to the collapse and the american empire exactly they had a great run after world war two but now it's run its course and now it's often a part and all the satellites that rely on the u.s. for their largest all those military contractors and client states and puppets states that got all that free money from a corrupt cop talk or see in america they're all being choked and then they want to throw money buying gold and silver the price keeps going higher and this will continue because no amount of growth will support this amount of debt it's impossible to mathematically impossible those five hundred trillion in debt out there in t

look at latin america. how well we went through this mammoth crisis of '08 and '09 because we were controlling our deficits, which we did not in the past. because we have healthy economies, because we are very careful on inflation. and now so latin america fortunately

>> america has tremendous creativity when america has a priority. when you make jobs jobs jobs the priority, the kind of thing tavis talks about, robert cut nesterovi ner talks about. we come up with waist. >> the american philosophy is choose a problem and then attack it with everything you've got. . if you're sick with cancer you want to be somewhere like los angeles because the doctors will go baboom. and i feel until america collectively with this job situation does this and komgs together and says we are going to fix this, until that happens. and it's not being driven yet by the top. kwib ling with each other. >> some of this has to do with your question about retraining those persons. as industries change, as we see where the future is headed, we train those persons who are out of work now. dr. west and i are in large measure to announce this poverty tour. starting august 6 we are getting on a bus, the conscience tour a call to conscience. the idea to get on the bus and go to big cities and small towns starting with african-americans and hispa

. >>> fasten your seat belts, america. bill maher is here. >> i'm against building mosques, churches, temples anywhere, because i'm an atheist and they perpiate mass delusion. no strings and these guys stole it. >> piers: always controversial. >> every democracy is a hybrid. it's not evil. >> piers: what on earth will bill maher say tonight? >> i want to feel like i broke into the studio and made them mad. >> piers: nothing is off limits on his show, but tonight he's on my show. i'm going to grill him about the race for president, the government going bust and even the casey anthony trial. bill maher for the hour. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> piers: bill, welcome. i feel -- you are such an institutional guest for larry before. it's the first time to have you here. >> it's great to be back in the time slot. >> piers: i thought about the ways we could start this. i think there's probably nothing more pertinent, i would say, than the state of america's deatdeb debt. >> sexy topic. >> piers: it's the key issue to me. if

these foreign banks unless of course america reports to foreign entities i think america as a whole is pretty clueless about the fed it's really complicated it's pretty abstract and of course it's the last thing they're going to teach you in government schools and government schools they can teach you how the government ended slavery and the government saved us from non-system in the great depression and the government helps the poor and sick and the old you get all that propaganda you're not going to get the actual basis of government power which is counterfeiting and theft so yeah it's monstrous and what is truly astounding about this is the way they're handing out these waivers for conflict of interest c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase served on the new york fed's board of directors at the same time that is bankruptcy and almost four hundred billion dollars in financial assistance from the thread william dudley now the new york fed president granted a way for to keep his investments in a i.g. engine and general electric at the same time that they've given a bailout funds and the reason

i was to do notices of america just three weeks ago and we know this was not the first time. it was a special we visit the center internet and the national center for missing and exploited children and not me is american specialist told me the level of violence and cruelty in the american. emulous too high too high so you can see is that if situations saudi tours russian children towards all children are known to toward all children even their own children yes absolutely so so you want your saying now that american families generally cruel to . say so but as americans what is really says that all cruelty is more and more and more every year among among native americans or among immigrants or first wave immigrants i can share and share and. i think in the. kinds of families where we can find it and i can compare this to asian isn't that it is of american in russia because russia is a problem of cruelty and violence in our families against native children not only against or adopted children used to. you said in one of your interviews that since the adoption started while well

does america. you could have anyone tell you how did america come to be? we know. it is on that map in 1507. >> it is the first map that there is a new continent, a distinct ocean. if there was a new world out there. >> at that point in time, there was only one sea. the width of south america it is within 70 miles of accuracy of the equator. this was supposedly before anyone went to the west side. congress took an interest in this and they agreed to cut $5 million to the purchase of the map. the other half was provided by a private donor. that map provides us 500 years later more questions than we can answer. >> in addition to photos and maps, the library of congress has a large manuscript division. it makes up about half of the items of the library. many of these are the papers of political figures. >> are documents dealing with political history are not just the official record of policies. we have a whole life approach. everything that goes into their whole life. >> that includes the lives of pr

>>> fasten your seat belts, america. bill maher is here. >> i'm against building mosques, churches, temples anywhere, because i'm an atheist and they perpiate mass delusion. no strings and these guys stole it. >> piers: always controversial. >> every democracy is a hybrid. it's not evil. >> piers: what on earth will bill maher say tonight? >> i want to feel like i broke into the studio and made them mad. >> piers: nothing is off limits on his show, but tonight he's on my show. i'm going to grill him about the race for president, the government going bust and even the casey anthony trial. bill maher for the hour. this is "piers morgan tonight." >> piers: bill, welcome. i feel -- you are such an institutional guest for larry before. it's the first time to have you here. >> it's great to be back in the time slot. >> piers: i thought about the ways we could start this. i think there's probably nothing more pertinent, i would say, than the state of america's debt. >> sexy topic. >> piers: it's the key issue to me. if america

these foreign banks unless of course america reports to foreign entities i think america as a whole is pretty clueless about the fed it's really complicated it's pretty abstract and of course it's the last thing they're going to teach you in government schools and government schools they can teach you how the government ended slavery and the government saved us from non-system in the great depression and the government helps the poor and sick and the old you get all that propaganda you're not going to get the actual basis of government power which is counterfeiting and theft so yeah it's monstrous and what is truly astounding about this is the way they're handing out these waivers for conflict of interest c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase served on the new york fed's board of directors at the same time that is bankruptcy of almost four hundred billion dollars in financial assistance from the thread william dudley now the new york fed president granted a way for to keep his investments in a.i.g. engine and general electric at the same time that they've given a bailout funds and the reason

these foreign banks unless of course america reports to foreign entities i think america as a whole is pretty clueless about the fed it's really complicated it's pretty abstract and of course it's the last thing they're going to teach you in government schools and government schools they can teach you how the government ended slavery and the government saved us from non-system in the great depression and the government helps the poor and sick and the old you get all that propaganda you're not going to get the actual basis of government power which is counterfeiting in fact so yeah it's monstrous and what is truly astounding about this is the way they're handing out these waivers for conflict of interest c.e.o. of j.p. morgan chase served on the new york fed's board of directors at the same time that is bankruptcy of almost four hundred billion dollars in financial assistance from the thread william dudley now the new york fed president granted a way for to keep his investments in a i.g.n. jet and general electric at the same time that they've given a bailout funds and the reason tha

in one america anger is mellowing, even as in the othern it explodes.t in one america the future seemsd brighter than ever, while in thn other it is coping gloom. the biggest locust of angerof ag seems not to be in the nation's black and brown communities, bui inon the white heartland where numerous people are struggling e to make sense of what seems to be a world turned upside down, a world they see as increasingly alien, one from which their growing ever more estranged. >> yes. you know, there are lots of bases for those of some patients. one being the polls of the teape party themselves.thlves but i went out and spoke to an p number of key party people. an attempt to get at what is really bugging these guys. and i found many of them essentially incoherent. it was like, who do you want tou take have back from? the people in washington. were you angry about? well, i had a store and people tooke into my store. no america is not good for thes common man. there was a lot of endurance. and part of what i draw from that is that these people have this outside anger at things a they are not -

cup on the 34 -- for the america's cup 34. but it is at the water basin a little to the south of pier 32- 38. whose phone is ringing? that is where the key vessels will be brought during the match. the second place is the open water basin at the rincon park. the proposal is spectator yachts would be berthed in that open water basin. it the special area plan limits mooring to non-commercial vessels. the items will be held at the commission meeting on july 7, in the port commission room, in this building. there will be a staff report available, june 24. at this time, staff is only recommending an allowance for the brannon street wharf open water basin and not the rincon point open water base. at some more to come on where the super yachts will be berthed. and finally, i'd like to propose the port commission adjourned its meeting today in honor of the fallen san francisco firefighters, lieutenant vincent perez and firefighter paramedic anthony valerio, two college to we have lost 10 days -- two of our colleagues that we have lost

made in america? >> made in america. >> reporter: for decades here, jimmy has been making this mattress. by far their greatest invention. open the air valves, infnftes on its own. voila. no longer sleepless in seattle. >> nap time! >> reporter: 18 million sold. and while sharyn and i were choosing our one thing, back on that street, they were already lining up with theirs. >> look at your line. >> reporter: can you believe how many people actually showed up? and we wanted to point out that every single person in that line, even the children, had their one thing. >> reporter: and some surprising things there. one thing that was a little bit scary but will have us all talking and want us to go shopping tomorrow. >> scary? >> reporter: it wasn't a lot. >> all right. be sure to tune in tomorrow. one thing. and $3.33 can change jobs in america. >>> coming up, jaycee dugard. tonight, what the neighbors next to that backyard, her prison, want you to know. there's another way to help eliminate litter box dust

corporations run america americans have our it adopted an ideology of fundamentalism that no corporation can ever ever do anything bad nothing they do is ever criminal so you have these corporations able to create mass psychosis the entire one in six americans sixty six americans now psychotic so let's look at the financial system the monetary system where we see the same exact thing in america since one thousand thirteen we've had the u.s. federal reserve system which is a collection of private banks so now let's look at the same crises they create in our psychological mind of the whole global monetary system these are just some screeching headlines max from monday morning twenty four hours to save the euro fearing the worst fed prepares for u.s. default then bloomberg headline euro leaders start talks on sovereign debt crisis so you're you're seeing the same sort of situation is that it's all chaos it's all going to collapse a psychotic our economy a psychotic our monetary system is a psychotic here take whatever we have just the prescription for you. you know the pharmaceutical compan

corporations run america americans have adopted an eye of fundamentalism that no corporation can ever ever do anything bad nothing they do is ever criminal so you have these corporations able to create mass psychosis the into one in six americans sixty six americans now psychotic so let's look at the financial system the monetary system where we see the same exact thing in america since one nine hundred thirteen we've had the u.s. federal reserve system which is a collection of private banks so now let's look at the same crises they create in our psychological mind of the whole global monetary system these are just some screeching headlines max from monday morning twenty four hours to save the euro fearing the worst fed prepares for u.s. default then bloomberg headline euro leaders start talks on sovereign debt crisis so here you're seeing the same sort of situation is that it's all chaos it's all going to collapse a psychotic our economy a psychotic our monetary system is the psychotic here take we have just the prescription for you. yeah the pharmaceutical companies should start mar

do business, america is where i want to innovate, america is where i want to create, america is where i want to pursue technological advancement and create jobs, america is the only place to do business, america is the only place to create jobs. that's the america that i want to help create. i don't want to create an america that punishes job creators in such a way that they flee the country. and that's exactly on many fronts what we're doing. i yield to the gentleman. mr. duffy: i appreciate the gentleman for yielding. when i talk to my job creators back in wisconsin, never do they say, we're leaving because of -- the quality of workers we have in this area. they actually say, we have the hardest working, most productive, smartest workers right here in wisconsin, right here in america. we don't leave because of the work force. we leave because of the regulations that come from this town. the taxes that come from this town. i think it's important to continue to look at that because in the end this doesn't hurt businesses. it hurts families. we want to make sure we keep our families st

this is what america needs. we need a radicalization of the center of our country, people not ideologues but pragmatists and look at this nation where it is and understand we are in a crisis and there's serious work to do to make it better. ultimately, i believe in the dream of america and our highest ideals. we have to find a way forward that works for everyone. that's what compromise is all about. as the great poet hughes said in the 1960s so true right now, there's a dream in this land with its back against the wall. to save the dream for one, we must save it for all. if we are to be that nation of people coming together, our very hallmark is, our politics is not serving those ideals. our politics is broken because it's so hard for us a nation of people with so many common interests to come together and find pragmatic ways to move our country forward. it should not be this difficult. >> mayor booker, fascinating thoughts. thank you very much for joining me. >> thank you very much for having me, piers. i appre

will they reverse in that after america's cup and 27 is the primary and 35 is the backup? >> that is correct. 27 has the longer berth to hand it will larger ships. commissioner fong: and the shoreside power that was installed about a year and a half ago, that is not portable and is not able to move over to 35 in the interim, correct? >> correct. it is very complex and the installation on it is very expensive to do. it is supposed to be part of the new terminal and proposed to be out of service during the construction period starting at the beginning of 2012. commissioner fong: and one last comment, after the america's cup and cruise ship terminal is built out, is there still the potential thought to serve as a backup event space or large public gathering space indoors and out? >> yes. the cruise terminal building would be used for special events. the people space i described on the second floor f of it as you saw has great views back to the city and out to the bay. it is flexible open space. it is primarily designed as a cruise terminal to funk and handle those needs and 8

i shows because the top box is the america's cup cord nation committee. they basically meet on a regular basis at this time, and over the prior month to talk about the next steps so people do not realize with the other pieces are doing. it would take each half of that organization -- organizational structure, showing the inter- agency task force. these are the partners at all local and state level. and also the public safety agencies. you have local governments from the bay area, with the issues that would like to see addressed. we have the federal agency coronation team, the public safety team that includes law enforcement and fire, and emergency medical planning, and the transportation team as well as freight transportation agencies to develop a plan to move people around. part of the city that is obviously very beautiful but constricted with options for transportation. this has been a major

otro empate más en la copa américa y una sorpresa más. el favorito uruguay no pudo llevarse lo 3 puntos. >>> hay que hacer una buena copa américa y como un jugador más del plantel ayudar dentro de la cachan y ganar partidos es el objetivo principal. >>> en realidad veníamos a ganar el partido flt fue un partido muy duro luchamos los 90 minutos peleamos. estuvimos para meterla, pero bueno. >>> el mundial sub 17 que se juega en méxico el tri ganó frente a francia. por 2 a 1. méxico está en semifinales y buscara su pase a la gran final ante alemania. felicidades a los chafls de la sub 17 por alegrarnos el día. este martes no hay partido de las copa américa, pero si este miércoles. si lo vera de su computadora o celular, entre a univisión.com y listo. >>> lo xo si no roxana los tien tanto desde su twiter. >>> maravilloso lo que se puede hacer con el twiter con ¿verdad?. >>> definitivamente. comunicada con la gente. >>> gracias roxana, que tengas buenas noches la capital estadounidense se vistió de gala para conmemorar el cumplea�

and america's tuesday store tactics human rights activists uproar over the u.s. training brutal interrogators while condemning other nations for doing this say. fifteen minutes it's the sports of days with any farmer in the meantime though the weekend's detainment. hello and welcome to the program i was at the sheriff from st petersburg will be exploring the pit celeste allows the never river i'm very small to transport also known as the best of the north the waterways of the focal points of the city during the summer months are a great way to see that. many of simply churches cathedrals and museums are visible from the canal trip to the store to stay in the city may be an ideal way of deciding what to do during a visit. peter the great grand vision of the city was to create a window to your. promise one piece scarcely populated area became a fine european capital. expense in the construction of lava spouses on the banks of the countless channels cutting through the city such great architects as risk truly. helped bring the dream to life centuries later as you ca

income of children's rights but the united states of america doesn't do it . at the same time as the united states of america recognize convention we do not part of this convention i see so you recently protested against an adoption of eight russian children it was carried out through a u.s. adoption organization doesn't this case that an official organization. perform to adoption and from your point of view it was it had to be turned out to be illegal. what paved the way corruption russian corruption isn't good at the root of the power of all the problems with adoption you're right when when when you are talking about some corruptions roots because each kid is which we know. into which we. researched for example the case of art of severely the case of denise for her recall as a case of sisters. in each reese case we find out if some mistakes errors or illegal documents so it means that the candidates for future adoptive parents. presented some. i can see not. real papers not real do commence and in this situation we didn't have any chance to check it because

i was a geneticist of america just free weeks ago and we this was not the first time. it was a special we visited center internet in the national center for missing and exporting children and not me the american specialist told me the level of violence and cruelty in the american family is too high too high so you can see the situation the saudi towards russian children towards all children and to toward all children even their own children yes absolutely so you want your saying now that american families generally cruel to. say so but as americans what is really says it all cruelty is more and more and more every year among. among native americans or among immigrants or first wave immigrants i can share and share and. i think in the in the every in every of. kinds of families what we can find it and i can compare this situation is in that it is of american in russia because russia has a problem of cruelty and violence in our families against the needs of children not only against step or adopted children used to. you said in one of your interviews that since the adopt

. >> america is doing so poorly. the leadership is very poor. we're doing very poorly. >> donald trump, how he would solve the debt crisis and what he would do to give america grace. and remember the uproar over obama's birth certificate? how smiley says that was race basing. i'll ask him why. he says the 2012 white house will be the last in history. and why the white house itself pays too much attention to wall street. >> if you're looking for the safe choice, you shouldn't look for barack obama. >> we'll have a conversation with tavis smiley. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> donald trump says america's economy could be going bad from worse. he joins me tonight on the

not no surrender but make it in america because america is not broke. and the voices of negativism that would propose legislation that would have us cut without investment, cut without revenue, means we surrender on the american people. i wanted to mention that we haven't said what is happening to local government. here's a major headline that says, states feel pain over debt impasse. we all come from the people. outside of the beltway. and what is happening to the states is that the markets are being troubled, i had a press conference and meeting with my city comptroller who -- whose investments are in treasury notice. it's not just what we do here on the floor of the house. our cities will have a troubled economic infrastructure if the treasury notice that they have invested in all of a sudden drop with severe, if you will, losses. so i wanted to say that this is more than just us. it is more than one person in a leaky boat. it is many of us in a leaky boat. just the last 48 hours the dow went down 200 points in the last 12 hours, coming in to today,

it says ok, america, we are going to pay america's bills, but only for five more months and only if we put in motion a plan that will end the medicare guarantee and slash education. the proposal befo us today will put the american economy and american jobs at even greater jeopardy over the next five months than they are today. it deliberately, by choice, keeps the economy under a cloud of instability and uncertainty. it chooses to risk higher interest rates and shrinking retirement funds a hit on every american family. so why would we choose to intentionally keep this cloud hanging over the country and the american people? we're told that we have to do it in order to force this congress toreduce the deficit. that's what we're told. but the actions tell a very different story. the actions suggest this is not about reducing the deficit, it's about reducing the deficit in a particular way, the way the republican plan wants to reduce the deficit. that's why our republican colleagues walked out of talks three times and have rejected the balanced approach and framework put forward by the pre

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no one wants america to stumble into a default. >> u.s. government debt is the building block of the global financial system. it is vitally important for the plumbing of the global financial system. avoiding a default is absolutely essential. >> the result of a default could be so cataclysmic that everyone in washington expects the two sides to eventually do a deal. but they are taking it very close to the wire. the whole battle has raised questions about america possibility to sort out this budget at a difficult time for the economy. real incomes have not risen at all this year and unemployment is still over 9%. the president does not want to get rushed into steep spending cuts that make a weak recovery even weaker in the lead up to an election. >> that is their bottom line. absolutely don't increase the cuts coming next year and hopefully find which you can give the republicans to by yourself last cut next year. 2012 has to be the center of his attention. >> and the other side has 2012 in its sights as well. >> we need to stand up to bar

union organization is going to be slaughtered well let's look at these videos to see what america might look like the next the next time the deficit ceiling is hit here's india's parliament you see a nice brawl there. let's turn to the punjab parliament. and then just for a little diversity here max we're going to turn to afghanistan and here's two women busting it out on the floor of the afghan parliament so i think this is the next step the tea party female mother sling with michele bachmann and that other shiksa once again with the glasses all bachmann and sarah palin to get those two in the mud money rustling for votes so i vote for the ok let's move on to some serious stuff here looks talk about what is going on for the banana republic is ation of america and the biggest corporate occupier is the banks and this is our headline here max the fed audit so this is from senator bernie sanders website he was responsible for inserting into the wall street reform bill last year a clause which demanded one time audit of the fed and that is out and what they've discovered is that the federal

instance of instant merit not action then there are people who have been girls living in britain and america some of them were former engine cut off in the eighty's and early ninety's and others again emacs are a long time they were members of families and supported the kind of the idea interesting to look for them in america could not go in my time and you know i'm so they were not fully crew and i think what is interesting in countries like britain which i had a leading role absorbtion the intervention in libya is how little has been put out by the british government to give names and faces to who signed this transitional national council now we're going to start to as a leader government media because i think many people in britain might be a little bit alarmed to see that some of those people without general in the terrorist act the fear was of who's committing might not have been filmed or the murder you think actually nandan back in the period when he was a pariah before he became acceptable to her partner how does the same in both in actions against french or american just. but now as

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america's two faced torture tactics rising uproar over the us training and exporting brutal interrogators all preaching human rights to the rest of. also as burbank is mulling one of the largest international acquisitions for the russian banking industry its agreeing to pay eight hundred forty million dollars for banks international eastern european units and more on that in twenty minutes time. global news live from moscow city center this is r.t. i'm sure rupert murdoch has taken a swipe at his media rivals labeling accusations against news corp as total lies and that only minor mistakes have been made in the phone hacking probe the embattled media mogul now has an f.b.i. inquiry on his hands over claims that the voice mails of nine eleven victims were intercepted meanwhile in britain the scandals claimed its biggest scalp yet rebecca brooks has quit she run but also. u.k. newspapers and was editor of the news of the world when a murder victim a million dollars a phone was hacked next week she'll join rupert and james murdoch and facing a parliamentary grilling but as artie's a lawyer a

americas to face torture tactics rising uproar over the u.s. training at a sporting brule interrogators while preaching human rights to the rest of the world. and the e.u. scrambles to cut spending as the debt hole sweeping the block threatens to sink italy as the greatest task yet for the leadership's efforts to keep the wavering currency alive. more on the eurozone debt drain acts to speed up the valley asks his guest whether the e.u. has enough financial firepower to save it from ruin. if you. want to. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle a currency in crisis european finance ministers central bankers and politicians remain at odds on how to rescue the euro as pressure mounts for another greek bailout and investors worry about italy is the euro a dysfunctional currency and who will ultimately foot the bill. came. across not the eurozone crisis i'm joined by dennis gartman in virginia he is editor of the government letter in single part we go to jim rogers he's an author and financial commentator and in washington we go to sherry

and america's true face of torture tactics rising up all over the us training exporting of brutal interrogators all preaching human rights to the rest of. a very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow on a recent show we put a model that has taken a swipe at his media rivals labeling accusations against news corp as total lies and that only nine mistakes have been made in the phone hacking probe the embattled media mogul now has an f.b.i. inquiry on his hands over claims that the voice mails of nine eleven victims were intercepted me rolling the scandals claimed its biggest scout yet rebecca brooks has quit she ran murdoch's u.k. newspapers and was editor of the news of the world when a murder victim of a million dollars phone was hacked next week children rupert and james murdoch are facing a parliamentary grilling with autism or and it reports while he fights to save his media titan. of altars are already circling. god every media outlet in town t.v. radio even the scariest when bought imitates life the long running simpsons takes a shot at its owner rupert murdoch aka montgomery b

they do not protect america but harm america. look at the tax policies. why do we reward american companies if there are offshore drops -- jobs? there is still more in the tax policies that rewards the of shoring of american jobs. what is wrong with protecting american jobs? we adopted the policies the chinese have adopted. we should adopt similar policies and get away with it here. use our tax dollars to buy american-made equipment. out of every gallon you by friday so, it goes out there to buy what? i had nothing to do with the bay bridge. it was a horrible mistake. save 10% -- thousands of jobs are in china and not in california, not in america. >> one of the things that the congressman is striving to do is if you take the 15 proposals that we have, within the g-20, you can find counterparts with and it. what they are saying is, we are not being protectionists, we are being reciprocal. 19 nations have multiples of what we have today and what little we have today is because of people -- like mandy. tom harkin was the architect of the phrase, fear not fr

but who is going to convince america that this is still worth doing? >> john, people have to have certain goals, certain things to strive for, things they can look up to and say, hey, it did that. to give up on that cream -- dream is to give up on america. >> yeah, i guess. do you know what, let me just try something a bit better. okay. so you go. >> all people need to have certain goals, something to strive for, and in doing so, we reached beyond ourselves to achieve that which we did not think was possible, to give up on that dream is to give up on america. >> it was better. >> i think it was pretty good. >> i know, do forrset gump. >> i don't take requests. >> jon: welcome back my guest tonight. he was awarded the medal of honor by president obama on tuesday. please welcome army sergeant first class leroy petry. [cheering and applause] thanks for coming. appreciate it. thank you for being here. >> thank you. >> jon: we're honored to have you on the program. before we get into the story of what happened that day in afghanistan, may i just say, that h

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to pay their fair share if you do well in america you should be willing to do well by america especially in a crisis and so we said what is the organization what is a campaign that is carrying a bad message forward it's a super majority opinion but obviously it's not making a difference in washington d.c. both political parties seem to be out the rails somewhere the whole town of d.c. seems to be stuck on stupid talking about either austerity or massive austerity but nobody's talking about investing in america and creating jobs so who's sticking up for jobs not because who's doing it we can find. an organization we said let's start one and so rebuild the dream. is a support center for. creating a new movement that we call the american dream movement and we have now about one hundred fifty partners including some of the big superstar powerhouse organizations on the progressive side of the ledger move on dot org a.f.l.-cio planned parenthood the center for community change green for all campaign for america's future so many organizations i can name them all have decided stand together let'

the dream killers cannot prevail those who still believe in america who still believe that america is exceptional because we have an exceptionally large middle class we have exceptionally smart social programs and services essential services that state the net that's american except exceptionalism we think those people who still believe in the american dream i was a supermajority in america and rebuild the dream guy is about supporting those people come in the courts i got to tell you it is absolutely astounding to me i have sat through so many. organizing meetings activist means from literally i'm i'm a bit older than you literally from my days in the s.d.s. in the late sixty's before you were born or about the time you were born to you know what three weeks ago and it's like so often people are competing there they're there there's infighting there's all these these politics and i'm just astounded you were able to pull all those together. i tell you what i tell you one thing. well i'll tell you if you were just be trying to do it it wouldn't work but i think what has happened is tha