floodgate that rises above the surface. the gates are being installed across three inlets that empty into the adriatic sea. this placement is intended to block high waves. the combined length of these barriers is 1.6 kilometers. when waters come, they are submerged and sit on the sea floor. during unusually high tides, they are responding to each gate. as they become buoyant, the barrier rises. the process takes 30 minutes. government officials say the barrier will protect the city from a three-meter rise in the sea level. the project is expected to be completed in 3 years at the cost of around $7.4 billion. some residents question the project. >> translator: it might work, but i don't know how well it's going to function. >> translator: a lot of time and money is being spent. i hope we'll get positive results. >> reporter: as italians are more optimistic, they hope this modern technology will save a historic city from sinking below the waves. nhk world, venice. >>> time now for the weather. we're seeing early snowfall this

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europe that seems to say we seem to have to we're not protecting ourselves we say it's this sudden the floodgates that means we've put ourselves at risk this pictures owners take her in and out of the u.k. on a regular basis this is what her e.u. pet possible looks like but campaign to say that mess so easy to forge the number of dogs being smuggled into the u.k. illegally has increased by food hundred percent since the rules were relaxed. that dog can be brought into the country going to a hot makes in a park with other dogs if that that was a carrier they mix those pos you know so other animals then you've got it out right traffic. it cools absolute devastation the department for environment food in who are left fast says the risk of adult babies entering the u.k. is still extremely low but animal charities disagree several have already said that that's stocking up on the rabies vaccine in the water to protect that. london's time to blast the bankers here on r.t. as promised max kaiser because a report just a moment. a spanish language teacher in texas has been fired for posing nude in playboy

europe that seems to say we seem to have to do we're not protecting ourselves we say it's a sudden the floodgates and ends with putting ourselves at risk this picture is owners take her in and out of the u.k. on a regular basis this is what her e.u. pet possible looks like but campaign to say that less so easy to forge the number of dogs being smuggled into the u.k. illegally has increased by food hundred percent since the rules were relaxed. that dog can be brought into the country going to a hot makes in a park with other dogs if that there was a carrier they mixed us policy no two other animals then you've got it out right traffic try it cools absolute devastation the department for environment through denver left fast says the risk of a dog with rabies entering the u.k. is still extremely low but animal charities disagree several have already said that that's stocking up on rabies vaccines in order to protect that. ati us coming up find out what happens when a filmmaker takes on a giant book that's still to come after a short break stay with us. a spanish language teacher in texas has been fi

. >> well that opened the floodgates. in 2011 republicans refused to acknowledge the reality of a debt default. a debt default accusing the president of lying about basic math. >> president obama, quit lying. you know darn well that if august 2nd comes and goes there's plenty of money to pay off our debt and cover all of our social security obligations. >> that was actually another u.s. congressman. anyway there's the gop obsession with benghazi, which the tea party zealot ted cruz jumped on earlier this summer as proof of what he said was a pattern of lies. >> as all of these scandals have unfolded, a pattern we've seen is a consistent willingness to mislead, to be less than honest, indeed in recent weeks we have seen at least two flat-out falsehoods from senior members of the administration with regard to benghazi. >> i still think the real precedent being set here is for a former vice president, in fact the most recent vice president, using the word lie regarding a current president. but then there's some hot shots out

. >> well that opened the floodgates. in 2011 republicans refused to acknowledge the reality of a dee faumt default. a debt default accusing the president of lying about basic math. >> president obama, quit lying. you know darn well that if august 2nd comes and goes there's plenty of money to pay off our debt and cover all of our social security obligations. >> that was actually another u.s. congressman. anyway there's the gop obsession with benghazi, which the tea party zealot ted cruz jumped on earlier this summer as proof of what he said was a pattern of lies. >> as all of these scandals have unfolded, a pattern we've seen is a consistent willingness to mislead, to be less than honest, indeed in recent weeks we have seen at least two flat-out falsehoods from senior members of the administration with regard to benghazi. >> i still think the real precedent being set here is for a former vice president, in fact the most recent vice president, using the word lie regarding a current president. but then there's some hot shot

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are we at a crisis point now where we're going to see the floodgates open and a lot of material that's been held in american museums for decades being returned to countries such as turkey and italy and china and cambodia? >> this is the kind of question about which my views are sometimes held to be controversial. i recognize that they're held to be controversial only by people who disagree with me. but people who agree with me don't find them controversial at all. so i don't quite understand the term. but there's a steady stream of claims made on european and north american museums by countries that one calls source countries. countries that have a long history of having antiquities on their -- within the jurisdiction of the modern states, whether it be turkey, greece, or egypt, or jordan, or syria even, or italy or sicily. and it tends to come up, you know, when new information is found. that's when it should come up. because these are generally good faith acquisitions, purchases by museums, and who do research on the objects before they buy them. of course, the risk is taken when buy

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everything europe that seems to say we seem to have to we're not protecting ourselves we seem to side in the floodgates of arms we've put ourselves at risk this pictures owners take her in and out of the u.k. on a regular basis this is what her e.u. pet possible looks like but campaign to say that's so easy to forge the number of dogs being smuggled into the u.k. illegally has increased by four hundred percent since the rules were relaxed. that dog can be brought into the country going to a mix in the park with other dogs if that dog was a carrier they mix those pos you know so other animals then you've got it out right traffic. it cools absolute devastation the department for environment through denver left fast says the risk of a dog with rabies entering the u.k. is still extremely low but animal charities disagree several have already said that they're stocking up on rabies vaccines in order to protect that. london's. so that brings up play for the moment i'll be back with a news team with more for you in just over half an hour from now on the meantime you can find out what happens when a filmmaker

so again, this amendment would open up the floodgates for all kinds of new lawsuits. courts would be inundated trying to figure out what does "officially affiliated" mean because there's no definition to that. the definitions that we had before provide that kind of certainty to our business owners. our nation's civil rights laws require those who participate in commercial activity must adhere to the broad principles of fairness and equal treatment. and potentially allowing secular commercial businesses to discriminate in hiring and other employment practices on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity, this amendment threatens to gut the fundamental premise of enda, that all workers should be treated equally and fairly. so, mr. president, while i urge my colleagues to oppose this amendment, i would like to note that the sponsor of the amendment supported beginning debate on the bill. his amendment is one that goes directly to the substance of the bill that we are debating and not an unrelated issue. so i want to compliment the author, senator toomey. this is

we used the gao report - it won't create a floodgate of litigation - it's a modest measure, having appropriate remedies when people face harassment. it's in line with 50 years of civil rights legislation history, and actions that people have brought in court when they do face harassment, discrimination, but it is - it is a very modest and passable bill. that's why we have a great result in the u.s. senate, with more than 60 senators joining to move the bill forward. we think a final passage by the end of the week. >> we have a viewer question. >> viewer christy says, "i wonder how many thought it was a law." why do you think that is? >> sha sadly true. -- that is sadly true. 80 or 90% of americans believe that congress has acted when it has not. i think there has been a lot of attention, right fully on the successes of freedom to marry, they are compelling when, you know, couples who are fighting for their relationships to be recognised, that provide compelling news. there is oftentimes less coverage of workplace issues, less shows that have folks like me who did a tremendous thing. mia's case

opens up the floodgates to create a kind of diagnostic hyperinflation. we already had diagnostic -- turn it into diagnostic hyperinflation. in dsm 5 normal briefs will be misdiagnosed as major depressive disorder. all you have to do after losing the love of your life is have sadness, loss of interest, loss of appetite, trouble sleeping and less energy. you have that for two weeks, two short weeks and you can be misdiagnosed as having major depression disorder. i have been through that. i still have minor cognitive disorder. old age, cognitive disorder, there is no way at this point we can accurately identify people who will go on to alzheimer is. there is no treatment for. is premature to be labeling not be able to find my car or this room as pre dementia. i may be there soon but doesn't make sense to label me now especially since there is no treatment. i have binge eating disorder. you only eat one huge gouge a week for 12 weeks. i eat two or three for 55 years. my grandkids could easily be on their worst days diagnosed with destructive mood regulation

the floodgates have opened, and the lawyer who filed that first suit says his phone hasn't stopped ringing. heres the video from dana holmes dui arrest last may. she says she was picked up, thrown into a cell and forcibly stripped by four deputies, three of them male, then left naked, fearing she might be raped. tonight there are scores of new complaints alleging similar treatment and a new class-action lawsuit on behalf of four more people, naming lasalle county, sheriff thomas templeton and unknown sheriffs officers, who despite being recorded by surveillance cameras, allegedy subjected detainees to abuse and humiliation. the arrogance involved here is an astounding. reprising to give people bathroom privileges and making them urinate and defecate in a hole in the floor is a form of torture. it's like abu graib and it's not permitted in the united states or any civil society. this is not a common practice. this is unique. in my 40 years of being a lawyer, i have never seen anything like it. state law says strip searches are only allowed when its believed an inmate is hiding a weapon or c

that basically we've now opened the floodgates. it seems to me, and i'm rooting for this eventuality, because i'm a believer in majority rule, that it won't be tenable to have this in-between situation for very long, which is to say, well, we only don't have a filibuster in these cases, that you're just going to get simple majority rule soon. >> i think reasonable people can disagree as to whether there was a need for a change in senate procedures and in senate rules. but i believe the manner in which this took place will, in fact, be a ratchet, that this will be a device that the majority can use whenever it's convenient to use it. and one can disagree with whether or not the substantiative ends to be achieved are worth it, but from a procedural standpoint, my fear going forward is this is a fundamental alter ration of the very delicate balance between majority and minority that the senate uniquely in our federal system has honored for 200 years. >> so you and i disagree on this, and partly, i think that's the places we're coming

. >> well that opened the floodgates. in 2011 republicans refused to acknowledge the reality of a refault. a debt default accusing the president of lying about basic math. >> president obama, quit lying. you know darn well that if august 2nd comes and goes there's plenty of money to pay off our debt and cover all of our social security obligations. >> that was actually another u.s. congressman. anyway there's the gop obsession with benghazi, which the tea party zealot ted cruz jumped on earlier this summer as proof of what he said was a pattern of lies. >> as all of these scandals have unfolded, a pattern we've seen is a consistent willingness to mislead, to be less than honest, indeed in recent weeks we have seen at least two flat-out falsehoods from senior members of the administration with regard to benghazi. >> i still think the real decision -- the real being said here is for a former vice president, in fact the most recent vice president, using the word lie regarding a current president. but then there's some hot sh

that opened up the floodgates all of a sudden. to confront the issue. all the other ones started telling on and asking the same questions. has beenst two weeks from that moree acerbic part of the party. is involved. the tea party action is involved . the non-tea party faction is involved. there also is a way of just not being defined and allowing the brand to be defined by one very vocal group. srankly one tea party account for about 10 daily. they go to protests out in the cold in the rain. it takes an awful lot to get me to purchase something these days. recharged the different factions in the republican party. i think things like the shutdown has had that one good effect. the only good effect. on your first question the best happen to the obamacare was the government shutdown. we would not know it was a debacle. i remember asking a guy who is defending it who helped design about two and a half weeks in when we started talking about obamacare and the website and all the different problems. they were calling it glitches. i said when can we start callin

that opened the floodgates. then all the other one started piling on and asking the same questions. last few weeks there has from theiful silence more a survey part of the party. everyone is involved. seeink you are going to more of a concerted effort financially, structurally, in the media, and it is a way of not just eating defined by one very vocal group -- not just being defined by one vocal group. they go out in the cold and rain. lot to get me to protest these days. i think this has been good. on your first question about obamacare, the best thing to happen to obamacare was the government shutdown. who waser asking a guy about two and a half weeks in when we finally started talking about the website and all the problems -- remember there were glitches. when can we start calling these glitches a debacle? he said by the middle of november if the website is not finished. today is november 19. it is a tremendous debacle. it's not just the website. it's incredible that the greatest country in the world has spent hundreds of millions of dollars loving a website, -- , and thea websit

. >> will this open up the floodgates? from this point on, will senator reid be able to bring those particular nominees in for a quick vote, for example? not say quick but the 60 vote threshold has been eliminated at this point and as soon as they change the rules, they brought up one of these over theand they got procedural hurdle with only 55 votes. they used the power very quickly. however, there are still very arcane procedural things that require long delays between the votes they refuse to give consents so things will not necessarily move faster but democrats will be able to move with more majority rule from here on out. >> the front page political head line is senate goes for nuclear option. you write in that article that the republican leader, mitch mcconnell, was "furious" and tried to make a motion to adjourn for the day or adjourn until late in the afternoon that failed. he had to see this coming. >> itself a little thought into almost most of us being that it cropped up right before thanksgiving break. this has

if you are saying, if for going to open the floodgates of immigration again, why can't we impose a limit on unskilled versus highly educated? guest: in many cases, we do need the unskilled people. this is the cover of the book i'm writing on this subject. they can't build a fence at the border. we don't have any illegal labor available to build up the fence to keep out the illegal people. this is a contradiction you have to worry about. we do need the labor in many of these states. we cannot afford to have that labor at the high wages. host: michigan is where jerry is located, on our independent line. caller: i'm not concerned with anybody becoming a citizen. the only thing i would like to see the government do is make sure that i paid into the government for 40 years and when i retire, i'm looking to get what i paid in or a portion of it. i want the illegal citizens to pay in for 15 years before they're allowed to get any benefits. if that is all tied together, i don't care who is a citizen. i just don't want my money being paid out to people who come over and have not paid in. guest: t

. >> this [floodgates. from this point on, will senator reed be able to bring those nominees in for a quick vote, for example? the would not say quick but 60 vote threshold has been eliminated and as soon as they change the rules they brought up a nominee and they got over the procedural hurdle with only 55 votes. they used the power very quickly. however, there are still very arcane procedural things that require long delays between votes and republicans refuse to give consent. things will not move faster but democrats will be able to move with more majority rule from here on out. >> the front-page headline on your article is, kaboom, senate goes for nuclear option. you write in the article that the democratic leader mitch triedell was furious and to make a motion to adjourn for the day or at least until late in the afternoon but failed. he had to see this coming. >> it felt a little sudden and that a crop that today right before going home for thanksgiving break towards the end of the year. yes, this has

if you are saying, if for going to open the floodgates of immigration again, why can't we impose a limit on unskilled versus highly educated? guest: in many cases, we do need .he unskilled people this is the cover of the book .'m writing on this subject at then't build a fence border. we don't have any illegal labor available to build up the fence to keep out the illegal people. you have contradiction to worry about. we do need the labor in many of these states. we cannot afford to have that labor at the high wages. is where jerry is located, on our independent line. not concerned with anybody becoming a citizen. the only thing i would like to see the government do is make the that i paid into government for 40 years and when i retire, i'm looking to get what i paid in or a portion of it. i want the illegal citizens to 15 years before they're allowed to get any benefits. together, ill tied don't care who is a citizen. i just don't want my money being paid out to people who come over and have not paid in. good point.s a very to modify what you're saying, i think we have to recognize that

it is necessarily a case where the fda has solely been the war has been the sole actor opening the floodgates to these jugs. it has also been a medical profession and over promotion of these jugs in the medical refreshing. there are many ways to treat pain. drugs are only one of them, prior to the advent of the use ofous growth in the these jugs, people with serious pain or receiving of the kinds of treatments. physical therapy. behavior modification. things of that nature. one of the things that i try to return to both of the books i have written is the need to reach back and start using ways of treating pain that were quite successful before this boom in narcotic painkiller use began. was a story in "the washington post" that talks about the panel that dealt with it painkiller policy good says that senator joe manchin is calling for an investigation of pay-to-pale editions. is there anything you can add to that? guest: i am familiar with those documents and those events. that thatld say is particular situation is just a tiny iteration of a broader issue. and the broader issue is this. theis