nations that use the walls of the united nations and the system upon which the united nations is built to allow those powers to act in the way that they do in order to exacerbate the situations or many and to for further and promote their policies and you know i agree peter you know we can talk about the list of crimes are committed by saddam hussein and we would be right we could talk about the crimes of their feet and we would be right but what about the crimes of other nations particularly the nations that are seen as being respectable the nations are seen to be beyond reproach those who use the holes of the united nations to pursue their powers the problem is and this is where i talk about the united nations i criticize the united nations i say that because it still embodies this kind of university ality this kind of global. consensus global coming together and that respectability that is why it is being used and abused by those who have the political clout and the military clout and economic pressure in order to further their prove their policies which may at times be totally inhu

memorial was dedicated today on the national mall. it has been nearly half a century since king's famous i have a dream speech during the march on washington. president barack obama and members of king's family were among those who were at the dedication. the president talked about king's legacy. >> when confronting disappointment, dr. king refused to accept what he called the iznus of today. he kept pushing toward the oughtness of tomorrow. as we think about all the work that we must do, rebuilding an economy that can compete on a global stage, fixing our schools so that every child, not just some, but every child gets a world class education, making sure that our health care system is affordable and accessible to all and that our economic system is one in which everybody gets a fair shake and everybody does their fair share, let us not be trapped by what is. >> i recently talked with two of king's children. >> i remember our mother often saying to us anytime we would have dinner or any other kinds of conversations, honor and sufferi

nations and the gulf operations. chief correspondent mick joining me now. mick, what does this new plan really mean? >> calvin, it's no mystery that iran would object to this plan because it's all about keeping iran in check. once all those military combat troops leave iraq at the end of the year. when talks between the u.s. and iraq broke down in keeping some u.s. forces in iraq, the pentagon astarted to scramble t figure out, what does the u.s. military need to do to keep that buffer, to keep that check on iran there in the gulf area? so what they're looking at is sending several thousand combat forces into kuwait just as a reminder that even though the combat troops are leaving iraq, the americans' military is still there to stay. and i must emphasize that this would not be a major plus-up in u.s. military forces. there are already 40,000 forces in the region at any given time. the u.s. has a naval base at bahrain and an air base at cutter, so the u.s. has had a sturdy presence there since 1992, and this is just a

but in the ranks of the national republican party in the 1960s and 70s. much has been written over the past few years about the particular challenges women can face when they seek high public office. research has shown that women more than their male counterparts need to be asked or encouraged to become candidates. that was certainly the case back in 1964. governor george romney and his aides were concerned the governor would not be able to win re-election with senator barry goldwater at the top of the republican ticket so they recruited peterson to run against bill hart knowing she would do what she could to keep the party unified that year. despite her -- peterson ran a credible campaign however the press coverage of her campaign was also relegated to the women's -- and laden with images that would make us cringe today. for instance, a "detroit free press" editorial that was headlined millinery in state to raise said peterson was quote a straight from the shoulder political pro-who will be as hard to deal with as a wife who wants a new dress. [laughter]

of the united nations. consequently you go she would move on these basis. member states one. occupying the territories of another un member state that hell is tying done. and moreover getting international recognition it would determine all borders which are the nineteen sixty seven borders which include east jerusalem and. in this case any further negotiations between the two parties should be based on the legitimate right of palestine it's independence. hence years a core issue for us since it's new commitments if any goes to be held between the parties in the future if it. i mean best or mr. palestine will get even members status it will give you rights is it true that the first thing palestine will do is to see you israel to take israel to the international court this is true and no this is not. we don't plan to use the international organizations to change the israelis so this is possible is it possible. this is all right that we have the right to do that. but if your question is whether we are going t

landmarks the hardest. the washington monument and the national cathedral. today mayor vincent gray will get a firsthand update on repairs and denounced the city's response. jummy olabanji is live in what was the scene with a preview. -- and he will announce the city's response. >> we will learn that announcement sometime after 11:30 this morning. no one knows exactly what it is. we do know that the repairs and at the national cathedral are expected to cost about $15 million. in august after the earthquake the national cathedral sustained severe damage to its exterior and to the rooftop. the same people that we have seen scaling the washington monument have also been here looking at the damage as well. we know that the mayor and some members of his staff as well as some of the members of the staffs at the cathedral will be taking a tour around 11:00 this morning. after that the mayor is supposed to hold a news conference where he is expected to announce what the city plans to do in response to the damaged. abc 7 news will be here for that tour and for the ne

and in the national interest of the united states. thank you. [applause] >> next we have to him and brenda and drew. please. >> thank you. my name is liz b-a-r-r-a-t-t brown like the color. i would like to give a few seconds of my time to catherine. >> my name is catherine s-o-l-o-r-z-a-n-o l-o-w-e-l-l coming down in support of tar sands actions and a boston tar sands patriot and i'm currently seeking employment. i spent about ten hours in line on that marble floor with social and justice and environmental justice advocates that support union rights and with union advocates that supported green energy and all of them were in support, all of the ones i spoke to, of the occupied wall street movement and the occupied movements across this country. [applause] the only reason that we are all here is because other infrastructure projects have been stifled, and these people need jobs but the pipeline is not the answer because the need more jobs than that. [applause] we need to support each other and i just going to throw out like many have s

of the united nations. consequently when you go she would move on these basis to u.n. member states and one. occupying the territories of another un member state. i. see and moreover getting international recognition would determine all borders which are the nineteen sixty seven borders which include east jerusalem and. in this case any further negotiations between the two parties should be based on the legitimate palestine get its independence. hence the core issue for us since it's new commitments. to be held between the two parties in the future if it. i mean best or mr. palestine will get even a nonmember state this it will give you rights is it true that the first thing palestine will do is to see you israel to take israel to the international court this is a truth and no this is not. we don't plan to use the international organizations to change the israelis so this is possible is it possible. this is all right that we have the right to do that. but if your question is whether we are going to do it in

the gop hopeful one this weekend's straw poll at the national women's convention. rick perry finished a distant second. the onetime family hunting camp for a name containing the "n" word. there is a long road ahead to next year's election. >> 90% of what matters for winning the nomination is still in front of us. >> meanwhile, supporters of new jersey governor chris christie are urging him into the race. there are reports that he will announce soon whether he will answer that call. maryland governor martin o'malley says that chris christie will add an entertainment component to the 2012 race if he does decide to run. >> at the end of the day, what this race will come down to its effectiveness. and i think that whenever entertainment value that governor chris christie would bring to their race, and there would be entertainment value, especially if you like don rickles, but when it comes to the effective at creating jobs, improving schools and expanding opportunity, his record in new jersey has not been a record for a covenant for effectiveness. >> he adds that new j

we have the latest on the trial gripping the nation. and >> it is disturbing to hear, mumbling about lack of love he received from his family. >> i did not have a childhood. i had a childhood. >> it is part of his personal conversation from his conversation with his position. >> i just need to do it. hiscall was retrieved from computer forensic analyst. also recovered several e-mail the doctor anden staff. which involves a patient named omar arnold, one of names used by jackson. he showed medical logs that he was prescribed to various including valium and xanax. ship toanted it to residential address. you agree to ship a product to the california address? she said orders were shipped murray's las vegas home. office? >> the court also heard a voice jackson'sdr. manager. a virginia woman need your help tonight. vaughn per has spent two months ago. returning from a trip to that she's lost something strength, her husband's wedding band. losing a spouse is obviously difficult, and then to the ring -- it is my fault, something that was a show

that's double the rate of the national level. we want to do the same thing with this special session now. >> something interesting, the national unemployment level is 9.1%, and the wisconsin unemployment level is 7.9, which is 1.2% lower than the national average. it has risen somewhat from i think 7.4 when you took office. >> right. >> but it's interesting your state is seen as such an urgent issue when, frankly, the rest of us might be a little jealous. >> well, it's one of those, you know, interestingly enough we saw jobs going up tremendously in july, even at the same time there was a little tick in the unemployment rate because a lot of people who hadn't looked at the market saw the number of job openings and got back into the market. so job growth and the pickup in the unemployment rate can go hand-in-hand. in our case we didn't have as big of a housing boom as in places like arizona and florida and other places but we are still facing enough of a challenge. we with like to get back about half of of that unemployment rate a

>> this is a great time for the army reserve and for the nation. so as the active force starts to draw down, this is a great time for the army reserve and the national guard because we have a chance now to really employ this whole idea that we've been talking about called continueium of service which is really a human capital management strategy that integrates all the components, allows the soldiers to transition seamlessly between components, reduce the amount of duty statuses that we have from 30 down to six, for example, take that great capability that we've developed over the last decade and really put it to use for the nation. >> how many folks do you think as the active duty draws down do you expect to transition into the reserves and which career fields? >> well, you may know that in the army reserve, we have the bulk of the combat service for the army. so we suspect as the active force draws down we want to take that great capability to exist today and bring them into our formations in a way that makes sense. what those will be, we don't k

they left them in the care of the group that force gaddafi from power, the national transitional council. this is a step that people are making across the country as libya tries to shake off the old tribal divisions. muammar gaddafi exploited those divisions, rewarding those that show of loyalty and punishing others. as recently as this june, state television showed him holding talks of tribal allies. gaddafi's regime was bolstered by three tribes in particular, first and foremost, his own, which had little political relevance before he came to power. more influential groups supported gaddafi for years but they dropped it early in the revolution. at the heart of the revolution were those in eastern libya. they want to be rewarded for their efforts. also highly influential, the tribe which controls the lucrative oil delivery business, crucial to the applause future prosperity. one group that could lose out are at nematic people who live in western libya and other saharan countries. -- are the nomadic people who live in western libya and other saharan countries. there is now fear of a back

the arab spring nations the countries in the. being at two hundred seventeen seat assembly that will appoint a government and draft a new constitution after the toppling of president ben ali in january no violence has been reported with the military keeping order the first results are expected on monday with the islamist party and not expected to come out on top. president hamid karzai has said his country would back pakistan if it ever went to war with the u.s. the statement was made during an interview with pakistan's private television station. these contrasts with karzai as harsh criticism afghanistan's eastern neighbor during the u.s. secretary of state's recent visit to kabul both hillary clinton and hamid karzai have accused a pakistani government of providing safe haven to terrorist groups launching a target in afghanistan. now where these ten soldiers have been killed in an ambush by far leftists of rebels in the north east of the country that tie comes just before a nationwide elections next week just a few days ago ano

maryland's gas tax ranks the highest in the nation at 23.5 cents. a 15% hike would put it in the top ten in the country. >>> the "s" in iphone 4s may stand for spectacular. apple is reporting big sales numbers. cnbc's brian schactman has the numbers. just think some people thought it would be a disappointment because it wasn't an iphone 5. >> the launch to the presentation wasn't good, but the sales are not. apple sold 4 million of the phones from friday to sunday, more than double what it sold when the iphone 4 launched last year. sales are being helped by the fact that more wireless carriers are offering the device, and it's also available in several countries. now the 4s is nearly gone at most retailers. if you order online, you'll have to wait anywhere from a week until the end of the month. >>> i also want to tell you the u.s. government and big banks reportedly working on a plan to make mortgage refinancing available to borrowers underwater or owe more than their home is worth. typically, they can't refinance because they don't have enough equ

it's all ahead on "face the nation." captioning sponsored by cbs from cbs news in washington, bob schieffer. >> schieffer: morning again. welcome to face the nation. in the studio with us today herman cain annuity gingrich. i want to ask both of you. you both spoke to the big conservative values conference last week. but the preacher who introduceded rick perry kind of stole all the headlines because he told reporters that more monism is a cult and that mitt romney is not a christian. mr. gingrich, should that be part of the discussion? >> no. i think that none of us should sit in judgment on somebody else's religion. i thought it was very unwise and very inappropriate. >> schieffer: do you think that mitt romney is a christian? >> i think he's a mormon and they define themselves as a branch of christianity. >> schieffer: your thoughts? >> we're not running for theologian in chief. we're running for president of united states of america. while i believe that the american people want to know what are your values, what are

national press club in earlier there the day. joining us, donna brazile and david frum of the frum forum.com. for ten days his campaign has been alerted that this was on the way. they didn't respond, really. they could have gotten ahead of this story instead of trying to catch up. what's going on here? >> the amateurishness of the cain organization should not lead it a conclusion that cain did something very bad. he may be a victim of the fact that he is not running a normal presidential campaign. he is not ready for prime time. that doesn't make him guilty of anything serious. it is important to understand that companies settle claims all the time for reasons other than thinking they did something wrong. especially with the amounts of money here, that is said to be in the five figures. so i did research today. in the world of sexual harassment litigation, those are not big figures. >> as ken vogel said, from 10,000 to a hundred,000. they might have done this just to move along. >> anyone with sexual harassment, is a very serious

nation because stephane's messages woven into the fabric of the nation. coumadin to the end of slavery and magazine that published the words of martin luther king, jr. and those were for a more peaceful world and stephane and, you have invested, 93 years younger than anything rf us to look at today's world and to look at the rapaciousness and understand we must engage actively in the human and economic rights and your words inspire. i love that women in italy carry your book in protest against burroughs cony or greece or spain and to those in our country in wisconsin or on wall street and i would close by saying one of the great things you have done as a citizen of police sometimes think of the united states indonesia i am so it's especially grateful to you for calling upon us to remember the best in our history and defend its highest achievements in our case you give strength to those tied to the forces in our country intent on repealing the new deal, the great society from the enlightenment so there is a spark in the world list by you and we await your

of the national democratic party or n.p.g. here in germany they've supported many concepts attended by right wing supporters but their opponents argue they promote hatred they achieve that in some regions in east germany that we have no immigrants. it's not because of economy reasons but it's because nobody wants me to go there because it's always threatened one anti nazi group recently managed to do it right when concert goers into wearing their bogus cheese shirts when they were washed and right wing slogan dissolved to reveal a message urging the wearer to leave the near nazi group however german police intelligence estimates that there are eight to ten thousand hardcore militant neo nazis in the country. those behind the systems say that those numbers mean germany's problem is in the top three in europe every year in germany statistically you have about fifteen thousand twenty thousand eight crimes. of them about eight hundred violent crimes so that's also been in the top five for your own report accusations of inciting ha

it was on the any tower of the national cathedral. the hunt is on for other list stones. the same team started the cathedral today. >> what we are concerned with to get up close on some of these tall pieces on these two towers and due diligence efforts to make sure they are stable. >> engineers said the cathedral is structurally sound. they completed surveying the inside and all side of bolted -- vaulted ceilings. >> it is entertaining for us while we are up there. >> engineers are using ipads to take notes. >> i am very impressed that people can do this professionally. >> if the weather is ok at it should take about five days to assess both the north and south towers of the cathedral. if all goes well the engineers will move on to the bell tower. >> so interesting, thank you. >>> the right lane of southbound 295 at south capitol street is blogs right now for emergency repairs. crows are putting in a steel plate over a pot hole. -- crews are putting in a steel plate over a pothole. the work is expected to continue through the evening rush hour. >> a woman is accused of se

that for decades has held the first in the nation primary. new hampshire law requires it hold its primary at least a week before the others. >>> and herman cain wins big in a tea party straw poll in south carolina. cain picked up 55% of the vote. newt gingrich finished a distant second with 14.5%. conservative activists from 25 tea party groups in south carolina took part in this non-binding straw poll. >>> candy crowley will join us in a couple of minutes. she'll prevee her live interview with gop candidate newt gingrich. also, the upcoming republican presidential debate on tuesday in las vegas. >>> be sure to join cnn for the western republican presidential debate. anderson cooper will moderate. again it is tuesday night, 8:00 p.m. eastern time right here on cnn. >>> well, it's rare for the president to pick sides publicly in a boxing match. but you don't hear a story like this one every day. one boxer stepped into the ring for the first time last night at the age of 52! and, boy, did he put on a show. we're going to have his inspiring stor

their ranks most to fight in the national guard. conflicts of interests germany's nationalist movement takes an increasingly hard line against the country's immigrant population with this the trends could cause even deeper social divisions. and the man who brought millions of people of their life savings back in one thousand nine hundred come up with another financial scheme once again missing cranes well beyond their imagination. it's one pm here in moscow you're with r.t. welcome to the program the top story now hundreds of occupy wall street activists will have to battle plummeting temperatures as well as corporate greed without any power supply new york authorities have confiscated generators and fuel from the campaign though in manhattan starting a fire safety concerns and has the latest. from here in zuccotti park liberty plaza as it's been dubbed by the occupy wall street movement here the scene of a tense standoff between city officials and protest first early on friday morning more than twenty uniformed police officers and

will destroy the national endowment, which, you know, even the national endowment-- what, $100 million bucks a year? the per capita support of the arts in the united states from all of the endowments and all of the funds that do it, public and private in this country, is about 1/5 of that happens in some european countries. yeah, we do very, very little for the arts. and even the $100 million-- money that goes to the national endowment for the arts in this country, only 10% of it goes to the support of individual creative artists. every time the national endowment gives out, what-- 5,000 grants-- maybe some joker in the congress can find one or two out of the 5,000 to object to. and of course, that gets held up as the destructiveness of the funding for the national endowment. there are some people in this country-- and the majority of them, it strikes me, are in congress-- who are desperately afraid of the effect of the arts on our culture. what's a bigger threat, though, government censorship or self-censorship? [sighs] i spent a lot of time going to the then-soviet union in the 1960s

cain while he was head of the national restaurant association in the 1990s. politico sources say women received financial payouts to leave the association and agreed not to discuss their departures. nbc news, we should say, has not independently verified the politico report. cain campaign responded to what it calls thinly sourced allegations. fearing the message of herman cain, shaking up the political landscape in washington, inside the beltway media have begun to launch personal attacks on cain. sadly, we've seep this movie played out before. a prominent conservative targeted by liberals simply because they disagree with its politics. last night cain's spokesman called into geral dough rivera's fox news program, attempting, not doing a great job, i should say, to defend mr. cain. >> was there or was there not a cash settlement to two female employees of the national restaurant association? >> all i'm going to tell you is that this is a tip fak on conservative doing well -- >> j.d., what you're saying and doing right now is a recipe for disaster, mate. i'm t

it covers national security if he covers the national security beat at "the new york times." jim and i crossed paths for the first time back in 1998 when he joined "the new york times," which was my first official relationship with the newspaper. before that you were at the "los angeles times" for many years and were well known to all of us as someone to respect and to worry about on a story. what we are going to talk about tonight is a kind of reporting that is unique to the united states. there are very, very few countries in the world where you are allowed to report on the national security of the country and its national security organizations and apparatus. most countries guard their secrets and what they call the secret part of the government with laws and enforcement so that reporters are generally jailed, or news organizations are not allowed to report it. that includes the united kingdom, canada, and almost any other country you can think up. the united states is one of the few countries in the world that allows that kind of reporting. it began during the 1960's in a

conditions. >> the first item is related to a contract from the national park service's. this was originally to be presented by our deputy director, but he is having some traveling issues today and asked that i present this item. we also have representatives from the national park service's here. rick and nancy, to my right here, for any technical questions that come up after the presentation. i know you are all familiar with the presidio parkway project. we -- you may have seen this item last april, april 2010. we brought before you this contract, an 18-month contract, asking to support a liaison at 75% of services to assist the doral drive project with attended meetings, according any reviews of project submittal and documents, and providing any responses to the 14 different agencies all working on the presidio parkway project. right now, we're in the design and construction phase. into next year, we find it necessary to continue the services from the national parks service is. the liaison will organize all the responses from the various agencies, facilitate communicati

you can see right on the rose garden here, the podium as we wait for president obama to address the nation in regards to the fall, the death of moammar gadhafi. >> we'll get to that as soon as it happens. right now this morning, much closer to home, a disgruntled security guard on the run after a shooting spree is now under arrest. >> investigators are trying to piece together the moments that led to this moment he allegedly pulled trigger. >> detectives say doran long junior got into a shoot-out with his supervisor in the richmond office. >> this after the suspect fired bullets. >> here is brian williams. >> good day from new york and in just a moment from washington, as well. moammar gadhafi who led libya for 42 years is dead. and we're about to hear from the president of the united states in the rose garden. we'll keep an eye on that scene as the president exits the oval office, makes his way to the podium. before we do that, our choef foreign correspondent richard engel just back from yet another trip to the region. what does this death mean? put it in perspective? >> it gives libya a

the washington region has the lowest poverty rate in the nation. according to the u.s. census bureau, nearly 8.35% of people in the region live below the poverty line. that's just ahead of honolulu at 9.1%. it's a far cry from the most impoverished metro area in the nation, that's mcallen, texas. a third of people living there live in poverty. >>> in the u.s. senate, a 50/50 split in votes blocked part of the president's plan to get more americans back to work. president obama wants to break up his $447 billion jobs bill into parts. this first part was design today boost the hiring of teachers and fist respondsers by creating a tax surcharge on people making over $300,000 a year. but republicans call it a ready to fail stimulus bill. the president and his supporters aren't giving up in the senate. they say they'll try again. >>> libyan officials reversed plans to bury the body of slain dictator muammar gadhafi today. they're holding off for an investigation. this comes as nato plans to wind down its mission and the country's interim leaders start to confront the challen

for the near future. the national park service will allow the protests continue four or months. hundreds of people are protesting corporate greed and economic inequality. >>> virginia governor bob mcdonnell is seeking disaster aid for fairfax and prince william county residents affected by the remnants of tropical storm lee. more than 100 homes and businesses were destroyed or damaged during last month's floods. >>> we want to look at the day ahead. the man accused of shooting at military buildings in northern virginia is scheduled to be in court. yonathan melaku is expected to plead guilty to unrelated larceny charges. his court appearance comes a couple weeks after the loudoun county source of this said that he tried to escape from jail. >>> at prince william parkway near 95 there's a commuter line. warnings will be handed out for cars illegally parked. cars will be ticketed antidote's after this week. >>> a civilian airplane entered restricted airspace at the national capital region. espy was out of communication when it entered the restricted airspace around 6:30 last night.

eliminate the national debt. due to 9/11, a cannot be put into action. the debt has swelled. he beyour plan still bus implemented? >> there is a moment when a lot of people, it was not just me, everybody basically in washington believed the nation was on a trajectory to reduce or eliminate the national debt. we were all wrong. i talk about it in the book. the plan that the president put forward from among those alternatives our group tried to craft would not have worked. all such plans are based on an economic forecast. everybody thought this was the base and it would go up some percentage in the future. that was wrong. it was based on the stock market bubble. it was based on rich people making an incredible amount of money from stock grants and dividends. the revenue just evaporated. we would be in better shape of less money have been spent in the interim. there were big new ones taken on. i was in the press club november 2001. i gave a speech. i laid up a history of past conflicts. we have reduced spending on o

time now for a check of the national forecast. the latest satellite picture shows clouds moving into the southeast. it's mostly clear from texas to the dakotas. later today, the southeast winds will see gusts and heavy rain. it will be cool in the northwest while the southwest remains warm. >>> in sports, the nba season is in serious danger. commissioner david stern canceled the first two weeks of the season last night after meeting with players and owners here in new york. owners locked the players out in july when the contracts expired. the two sides are hung up over salary caps and splitting revenue. >> we now know where we are and where the players are. we don't have to guess about it. and we part on good terms with the negotiators. we just have a gulf that separates us. >> i think everybody is waiting for the players to cave. they figure once the players miss a check or two, it's all over. and i'm saying to you that that would be a horrible mistake. >> more games could be canceled because no further negotiations have been sch

from the national weather service. it came from sky guard. it's affiliated with accuweather and it seems that it was a false alarm and no tornado threat was present. >>> some say they did experience in rough weather. and the area that got ripped by severe winds is no stranger to severe weather. >>> a man cheated on his way to a marathon we'll tell you what he did. there's a live look outside. we're back in a bit. =f> >>> take a look at this rough weather ripping through parts of virginia on thursday. house peeled away. this is a shot from western county a funnel cloud did bare down on them but the national weather service did not confirm that was the result of a tornado yesterday. and speaking of the national whether service, i want to emphasize that is a tornado warning from college park did not come from the national weather service. it was from an independent agency. >> that's right. and nothing was reissued for the district of columbia or college park. i was on facebook last night saying that i have no support that

eliminate the national debt. due to 9/11, it cannot be put into action. the debt has swelled. could your plan still be implemented? >> there is a moment when a lot of people, it was not just me, everybody basically in washington believed the nation was on a trajectory to reduce or eliminate the national debt. we were all wrong. i talk about it in the book. the plan that the president put forward from among those alternatives our group tried to craft would not have worked. all such plans are based on an economic forecast. everybody thought this was the base and it would go up some percentage in the future. that was wrong. it was based on the stock market bubble. it was based on rich people making an incredible amount of money from stock grants and dividends. the revenue just evaporated. we would be in better shape of less money have been spent in the interim. there were big new ones taken on. i was in the press club november 2001. i gave a speech. i laid up a history of past conflicts. we have reduced spending on

the national economy. as our economies continues to struggle we should obviously be exploring every avenue to create businesses and create new jobs. markets around the world present tremendous opportunity because of their size, scope and rate of growth and we've heard a lot of numbers tossed around this evening but we know that beyond the u.s. lies 73% of the world's purchasing power, 87% of its economic growth and 95% of the world's consumers. while the national economic impact of trade is very important, the increased marketing opportunity for nebraska is obviously tremendous as well. for nebraska this means the free trade agreements will increase exports by more than $123 million per year. that's every year. specifically for agriculture the agreements with panama, colombia and south korea would lead to gains for nebraska's major agriculture commodities including beef, pork, soybeans an corn. new markets create -- and corn. new markets create opportunities for farmers an ranchers along with the food proc

is going through the national bank is like you know order to not to allow the differentiation of national currency is like introducing in the euro threatens a lot of people. down the government machine the bureaucracy is against something like administer to the press and the financial markets and people are looking for an exit not he claims his actions are legal ukraine's politicians disagree the ruling party wants current laws tightened to block m.m. and from making off with vulnerable people's nest eggs in. two thousand and eleven there's a provision for a national service and requires a license providing financial services without a license as a criminal offense. m m m twenty eleven already has one point five million investors and counting. again convinced it is a road to riches try telling that to the many millions of victims left with nothing and still reeling from his previous ponzi. scheme r.t. reporting from here in ukraine. europe's debt troubles may have taken center stage this week but a crisis of a similar scale could also be on hold in japan the country's currency again hit a

at times, fragile and the german nation. all three have good intentions and express responsibility. >> i used to spend a lot of time thinking about whether i am german or not. i don't think about it much now. but at some point, you make a decision and to say to yourself, this is my home. this is where i want to pursue my personal happiness, this is where the focus of my happiness will be. if this is my country. >> our development did not and in the aftermath of the second world war and the admission of guilt over our role in it. quite the opposite. it is how we deal with national pride. there is no reason why the issue of being german should take a back seat. >> for me, being german means being part of the world. maybe that is the way to see it. so it is not anything special. we are just one nation among many. >> it seems that critical self examination as part of being german, but it does not totally exclude a sense of pride. >> what it means to be german is the focus of "in data." thank you for joining us.

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by the united nations hell. i say leave alone at this. time dealing with the palestinian issue would become different . but only because it wants to recognize the case would become is such a dial down when i think of the a for this then the palestinian state which is a fool member of the united nations is being occupied by another state and israel which is also a member of the united nations. a lot of consequence plea negotiations would move on these basis to un member states one. occupying the territory of another un member state and tell us time i've done this if either the early c.s.c. and moreover are getting international recognition it would determine all borders which are the nineteen sixty seven borders which include east jerusalem and david egypt and who will fold in this case any further negotiations between the two parties should be based on the legitimate right of palestine to get eats independence. but they don't and will do or pencil the c.s.u. is a core issue for us since new commitments in the ne

decade of the patriot act helped or hurt our nation. drives the world the fear mongering used by politicians who makes decisions to break through it's already been made who can you trust no one who is in view with a global mission that would see where we had a state controlled capitalism is called satchels when nobody dares to ask we do our t. question more. today is the tenth anniversary of president george w. bush signing into law the patriot act so happy birthday to extended wire taps to library books snoops to x. ray porno scanners to no fly lists to terrorist watch lists to the department of and the whole phrase homeland security and everything else that's come out of that massive giveaway to the security state complex since the patriot act became law so a question about our nation is radically different today as a result of the patriot act and it was just ten years ago but are we safer and has this new era of big government surveillance been worth it service susan harman is in our new york studios to talk about this she is the pre

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severed ties with the nation's nuclear weapons program. if. he has. to. say. wealthy british scientists are some spot on. market why not come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy. much stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into khan's report on r.g.p. . me this week. a pool of money if anything you. make. sure it's still. on the list. they are you going to buy into giving to see if you see regions through in the management of the weapons we know this morning this morning and the university is basically doing science. so chancellor yang promised us on monday that you would personally deliver our demands to the u.c. board of regents i just want to read our demands to everyone here briefly so that you all know it's going forward and are. we call on the university of california for the pretense to withdraw fully and immediately from their contracts to manage the los alamos national laboratory and lawrence livermore national laboratory on the grounds that the level replaces no more in a

has a place on the national mall. president obama and other members of the king family joined dignitarieses across the country for the king memorial. the stone sculpture is between the lincoln and jefferson memorials. the ceremony supposed to take place last august but postponed because of hurricane irene. cnn's athena jones is at the king memorial dedication site. so, you know, athena, president obama, king's children, aretha franklin, stevie wonder, some of the more prominent people there at the ceremony. who else was there? >> a lot of civil rights leaders. you heard from congressman jou john lewis who knew king, civil rights icon on his own. andrew young also spoke, jesse jackson spoke, king's children as you mentioned, ber niece king and martin luther king iii and some of the people behind the monument of people who made it happen, the foundation that raised this money. it's a monument costing $120 million. we heard poetry from nicky giovanni and gospel songs from singers. you see behind me there's a concert goin

eliminate the national debt. due to 9/11, it cannot be put into action. the debt has swelled. circumstances have changedcould your plan still be. implemented? first of all>> there is a moment when a lot, of people, it was not just me, everybody basically in washington believed the nation was on a trajectory to reduce or eliminate the national debt. we were all wrong. i talk about it in the book. the plan that the president put forward from among those alternatives our group tried to craft would not have worked. all such plans are based on an economic forecast. it was a revenue-four test. the federal government quickly disappeared. there was a gusher of revenue that came in. everybody thought this was the base and it would go up some percentage in the future. that was wrong. it was based on the stock market bubble. it was based on rich people making an incredible amount of money from stock grants and dividends. for a little while. when the bubble popped,the revenue just evaporated. we would be in better shape of l

the win marks a major loss for the ruling grand national party, which has held seoul for most of the past decade. nhk world's hyoji ito has more on that. >> reporter: the new mayor, park won-soon, won broad support from younger voters by pledging to fight inflation and create jobs. his refusal to join any party and decision to campaign as an independent was also backed by voters disillusioned with the existing political parties. [ applause ] >> translator: i solemnly declare this a victory for all the citizens of seoul. we chose to begin a new era in the capital. >> reporter: a liberal reformer, park won 53% of the votes, beating that kyung-won of the grand national party by about seven percentage points. park was backed by an alliance that opposed the ruling grand national party. na lost despite having the backing of the grand national party. >> translator: i humbly accept the result as the will of seoul's citizens. i only hope the new mayor will work for the future of seoul. >> reporter: the grand national party has held the mayor's seat in seoul for nine straight years. call for t

it would only affect the developing nations and not the developed nations -- it would only affect the developed nations, like the united states, and -- and some of the european nations but not the developing nations. so it wouldn't have the effect of reducing co2 if you wanted to reduce co2. now there, have been bills all the way -- ever since the 1990's there have been about seven or eight different bills to try to do -- here in the united states to do away with -- impose some kind of cap and trade but they weren't able to do it because the people in this body won't vote for it. in this body. they -- right now, count get 25, maybe at the most 30 votes, and it takes 60 votes to pass something. you couldn't get more than 30 votes to vote for a cap and trade bill. so the president realized this. he realized that with all the people that -- the jobs that would be lost and the cost of this thing, the fact that it would be -- impose a tax of around $300 billion to $400 billion a year on the american people. i remember back in 1993, and that was during the clinton-gore years, and i remember

the future of the national security policy to of the hope to. i look forward to hearing what nadine is going to say but obviously looking back at the last ten years to draw three lessons one, the most important lesson is that the most important thing happened in the united states the last ten years was nothing. the last ten years never saw another successful terrorist attack in the united states, and one -- i think the most important question to ask is why, and whether it was worth it. to be the most important decision was one that president bush made as commander in chief and the constitution on the very night of 9/11 which was to train as an act of war. i think the way we thought about it in the justice department at that time is that if any country had attacked us in the same way of the debris left in the house al qaeda no one would have had any doubt that we were at war. the only difference was that al qaeda was not a nation state. and the important legal and constitutional issues could we be at war with a non-nation state? and i.t. presiden

unfortunately the old saw eye is winning the so-called one percent of winners are the nation's top corporations which this year amid the economy's very slow growth have non the less made record profits but thanks to various loopholes many of these corporations pay little or nothing in parts of the corporations say they need the tax breaks to be able to invest more in to hire more america's second largest energy producers chevron is now lobbying not to let the government tax them more and to my question how many americans has chevron hired since the tax breaks were introduced in two thousand and four the c.e.o. of the company said there were up slightly a few thousand business over the years but not significantly not significantly on our chevron payroll a few thousand jobs for the billions of dollars in tax stimulus that the government gave them economies same erika's largest corporations are sitting on more than three trillion dollars and not investing in the. i mean unemployment in the us remains over nine percent where we live in a nation where corporations could profit off a child dying at t

country is going through the national bank is like in order to not allow the depreciation of national currency is like introducing in your restrictions and a lot of people on. government machine the bureaucracy is against something like a minister told the press in the financial markets and people are looking for an exit nobody claims his actions are legal ukraine's politicians disagree the ruling party wants current laws tightened to block them and from making off with vulnerable people's nast eggs m m m m m two thousand and eleven there's a provision in financial services and requires a license providing financial services without a license is a criminal offense. m m m twenty eleven already has one point five million investors and counting. again convinced it is a road to riches try telling that to the many millions of victims left with nothing and still reeling from his previous ponzi. scheme r t reporting from here in ukraine. coming up we're a pansy economy it's an odor of decay right now it's fears grow that the world's third largest economy is heading into a massive financial c

the national interest. working with an incredibly diverse and broad coalition of groups across the united states and canada the have reviewed the final environmental assessment conducted by the state department. we've looked into transcandada's record yet we have listened to thousands of community members, farmers and ranchers from across the midwest and texas all to come to the same conclusion time and time again the of keystone xl pipeline is a bad deal for america. the sole purpose of this pipeline is to deliver profits to a foreign of oil company transcandada. evin canadians have rejected the pipeline project citing the massive environmental and public health risk it poses. but speed is asking u.s. ranchers, farmers and landowners to shoulder the burden so they can pump their dirty tarzan through the american heartland. it is simply not in our national interest to ask american land owners and business owners to forfeit their property to a foreign company while bearing the risk of toxic oil spill onto pr