and more seen the last two years so far as they say and i agree with them easier to see this time to morrow race from the west than to see all these orders and all these measures bring us to growth and bring us back to normal life. but also the chair of the london based think tank the bruges group believes that it's the european currency itself pushing greece to the edge. greece is in severe economic difficulties and it's failed to meet many of the targets that the eurozone in the i.m.f. has set it for what it has to do in terms of to be able to reform its finances to be able to pay back some of the debts that it so that has been largely caused by issues to do with the euro itself and the problem that the euro creates and how it makes the greek economy competitive in it so basically greece cannot survive while it is in the euro and with a more stable two measures which are being forced upon it or just hurt the greek economy even further wages have been cut by thirty percent on average in greece pensions are being carved people are finding it very hard to survive because of the result of the

correct that's not a cliché oh if i go you mention before we would sleep because nothing to do with morrow if i can go to you before we go to the break here do the majority of all the airports are actually majority of syrians recognize the syrian national council as a legitimate body representing themselves how do we know that why do foreign governments recognize it but we don't know if the syrian people do well the syrian national council has gathered sort of a big spectrum of the different opposition movements you have islamist you have secular as you have intellectuals you have kurdish groups so it tried to bring sort of a platform. sort of consensus platform but it is. you know divided and they don't have a united position this year a national council is seen as the leading opposition force but you have other of position groups such as the national coordination committees and the two groups differ in their way they would see a way out of the crisis the syrian national council refuses dialogue with the regime because it says it has what i would just hear a lot already but it was a short

and more so in the last two years so far as they say and i agree with them easier to see this time to morrow rice from the west than to see all these orders and all these measures bring us to growth and bring us back to normal life. suffer said tim presidential candidate has reportedly been hospitalized after police stormed her headquarters in the capital single authorities say they wanted her for questioning over an attack on the country's central election committee last year she ever was one of the front one of the last november's disputed election which was an old party is set in supreme court due to a number of violations to be planning to hold an inauguration on friday despite the fresh elections are due to be held next month and acting head of the republic called her action an attempt. south asserter is a former georgian republic that gained independence in two thousand and eight following a brief war with georgia. well let's update you on some other world news in brief for you this hour one of the most senior al-qaeda chiefs of pakistan has been killed by an american drone strike alon

rose i mean we're going to have morrow is long term refinancing operations it's essentially the banks the central bank the e.c.b. is lending free money to the banks and they in turn are taking this money and using it to prop up the bond markets it's basically stealth monetization and this is what the united states did where ben bernanke he lent out as bloomberg reported seven point seven trillion dollars between loans or insincerities to the too big to fail banks now they took that money and invested it in u.s. treasury bonds now it seems that the l.t.r. o. operations are going on with the c b that are projected to on during the year two thousand and twelve which are expected to be about a trillion euros are going to be in that direction basically stealth wanted as they should and so what we're going to see is a continued to ration of the euro against the dollar as specially against gold and a propping up any muddling along of the european situation and there is got going to be any austerity insofar as spain italy or france are concerned so this talk of us territory it's just purely.

have to use that knowledge on the pitch which is much harder but we can do it well i thought it good morrow i have reached the round of thirty two for the third time the basque side may only line ninth in spain's lie leader but remain a formidable prospect the lions have also reached the final of the comp of the rate where they will face holders barcelona their bilbao a team have scored in their last ten games and i eager to increase their tale in this their first ever meeting against law committee for the winners of the time i will take on or manchester united in the round of sixteen next month and athletics manager former agent tina defend them marcella bielsa ironically nicknamed the law says that neither snow nor plastic beach skiers his charges have both teams are in the same boat and any defeat can be excused by the weather conditions all the at official pitch there are no key factors it's a match just like any other will play the way we do in spain and use the same squad this by force that this takes against spanish size and match practice by committee for making to take forward what

as they say and i agree with them easier to see this time to morrow rise from the west than to see all these orders and all these measures bring us to growth and bring us back to normal life. oh let's go straight to live pictures here right from the center of athens this is rather outside the usual place outside the parliament building as a big see the crowds are gathering there angry at more planned cuts certainly this has been about the start of two thousand and twelve for many greeks two thousand and eleven was just a stream of ongoing protests so we can see the riot police are out the crowds are assembling outside the parliament building in athens again live pictures here and we're streaming these for you as long as it goes on for on our web site just head over to see dot com your source for the latest and breaking news. all right has still to come for you this hour here on r.t. innocence lost in afghanistan find out why the latest airstrike has sparked the afghan president's condemnation of foreign troops also separation anxiety. they are now living under the. threat of being forc

about this is nothing to do with cheer for cern in democracy the way we were promised that in libya morrow if i can go to you in princeton i mean how much of this is that a geo political play because this is something the saudis are just drooling over there is so pleased about this and a lot of people in media don't like to talk about this shia sunni sunni sectarian difference here which is playing a very big.

was very excited that soon he'll be able to decide his own to morrow. it's a completely new era all is good for everybody even opposition can take part it's for all the amendments to the country's number one more have been the key demands of the opposition since the uprising began and the draft seems to cover the most pressing issues. it starts with eliminating baath party supremacy which have ruled the country for the last fifty years introduces a multi-party system and sets a two term limit on any future president however even these reforms a cause in controversy jihad and his friend odin flower shop in damascus he says this new document draws a line between him and his muslim business partner just to shout there's a big contradiction with the article thirty three says while you were a number that he says i can be a president had what about the other ten percent that are not here temporarily they have been living together for ages with the muslim want to be counted. now maybe ten ten percent of the people they speak about this. ok but maybe if i was r

virtually thanks for joining us tonight that's it for nicer thanks for tuning and they can come back to morrow journalist susie cagle is going to bat out of talk about activism and artists of occupy oakland i mean time to follow us on line and coming up next in the. download the official ante up location tool on the phone called touch from the. one life on the go. video on demand all g.'s my old come. on omissions feeds now in the palm of your. machine on the dot com. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. wealthy british style sun it's a time to write a little. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike stronger for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report. on jobs are going to washington d.c. and here's what's coming up tonight on the big picture. it seems like the american public is embrace o

assad were to step down to morrow who is actually the legitimate this intimate political opposition to take control and when the west talks about supporting or the gulf states this side or the outside world actually the group so you go to finance or give some order to so within the vacuum who would step in you would have people returning from iraq the kind of the weapons or the experience and i think what we really need to be aware of is this highly erratic nature of western policy in particular u.s. policy towards all the countries in the region particularly you know towards syria that it's kind of becoming provocative the west really needs to step back and try to cool things down before the escalate out of control. still have for you this hour a national security in prime focus. with just two weeks left in the presidential race and flooding nepeta in releases his vision for the teacher of russia's armed forces will bring you all the details on that coming up shortly. but. it's all designed to keep you close in your own small world as a prison. you know you leave somebody in there for

hope for you until to morrow it will be better well milan have struggled against initial opposition apart from the defeat to asshole in two thousand and eight they also lost one military to top them on this very day last year all this year and giants have overcome most of their injuries defenders are seldom less than matter yet as are back in training after long spells out while kevin prince boateng and former arsenal would feel that your family could also feature and even have a virtual he's back after a domestic ban. on the molecules a night french joins me or think they won their hard fought win at home to cypriot side up well the defending champions barcelona went a long way to reaching the quarter finals with a three one win at children side violate it is an existential as netting a brace and his manager is very happy with the result. developing this but i think by a liver couzin did not allow many chances for us in the first half but in the second half we continue pressing and we managed to create a lot of chances and just go to additional goals finally but i am aware of the skills

so that allows him the space at least take some time to implement reforms doesn't have to do it to morrow there's no you know great urgency about it that needs to happen seems to be the case but as long as people can see that there is progress being made give them the benefit of the now the. aspect of political risk that i don't think will change is that until there is a clear and emergent opposition so you get a more pluralistic political system talking about maybe like a political party for example yes that they become a viable opposition and that there's a clear system by which transitional power will take place and the system of government becomes stable rather than relying on the stability around one one sort of particular person you know so i mean if i go back to you i think one of the things i find interesting about this protest movement as opposed to what we've seen over the last twelve years is that people want more empowerment of themselves when i was a couple days ago after one of the protests that you saw these s.u.v.s with white balloons and ribbons which is the symbol of the

. >> this is edward morrow speaking from london. there were more german planes over the coast of britain today than at any time since the war began. >> i wanted to go overseas and i wanted to get involved. >> 25-year-old paul green arrived in north africa in 1943. his paper was the star's and stripes. >> it was run by the military. you know, there was censorship in various places but there had to be some censorship. >> paul green was there. >> it if it was terribly important that they get an eyewitness report out not just for the soldiers but for americans back home. >> oliver: the words and images came at a price. the casualty rate for photographers and correspondents was four times greater than the military in general. >> i didn't want to die but on the other hand you have to be in a certain place to get the story. >> all of a sudden mortars start to come in. you got mad as hell, not that you would get killed but they were interfering with your writing. >> oliver: a marine corps correspondent he was one of thousands uniformed repo

i don't think you can get morrow man tick than that. i think that buying someone a card once a year is irrelevant. it doesn't do it for me. that's not romance. that's a tick on a calendar. it's nothing, you know? we love each other's company. we don't like anyone better. >> you've had this amazing career path, amazing in many ways. if i was -- if i had the power to relive for you one moment, not personal, professional, a moment in your life, what would it be? >> umm, loads of things whizzing through my head but they're all from childhood? >> like what? >> i remembered one, my brothers and sisters are a whole lot older than me. the next one is 11 years older and then 13 and 15. i was 12 and i was eating my corn flakes and i said, mum, why are they so much older than me and she went -- because you're a mistake! and i just laughed. honestly, so it's little things like that that i just -- little magical moments, so sweet. so sweet! i remember when i went to -- i was good academically in school. i did sciences and i went to college to do bio

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. >>> forecast is an easy one lots of sunshine starting sunny should be sunny 20 morrow breezy at -- tomorrow breezy at times winds out of the south, yesterday our daytime high was 50, closer to 60, great looking start to your week. mid-week rain, returns wednesday, counting on that as we have the system passing north and west temperatures after today will return to the low 50s that is where we should be our average time, 60 degrees today a little on the upside a lot on the upside upper 50s to 60 for daytime highs warming up after a very chilly overnight much of the area, 44 washington 37 degrees out in manassas. 39 at dulles, north and west, still hanging out 30s. 40s returned to places that are favourably warmer like annapolis, 47 degrees, 45 southern maryland, leonard town, sentinel radar we are fine. clouds off to the north and west weak cold front will drag most of this energy into pennsylvania and new york a few clouds around here later this afternoon and tonight cooler temperatures behind that front main weather feature along the eastern sea board is this rain and you can see

then by monday afternoon and tuesday which are back to partly cloudy skies but a morrow bust system heads our way tuesday night into wednesday that could bring some measurable precipitation. 67 in los angeles today. 65 in big sur with low 60s sacramento. showers over my head along the northwest coast. and 51 in yosemite and back home, 59 in san francisco. another breezy afternoon. it's going to feel more like the season. 63 in fremont and 64 in san jose and down by the monterey bay the warm spot around gilroy, 66 with 64 in santa cruz. but pretty blustery along the coast. so the accuweather seven-day forecast back to average today with breezy winds. tomorrow cooler, upper 50s for the highs. and then we will keep it dry right through tuesday afternoon. showers come in tuesday night into wednesday. hopefully about a quarter of an inch, but, man, that's nothing. we should be talking about a couple of inches. and it's not happening. >> not happening? >> no. >> but it can happen. >> it could. >> because the storms are getting through. >> and we've had many rainy march and even april. >> thanks

. >> oh my, oh my, the morning has crested just birds of morrow are chirp, chirp, chirping their delightful song of duty. brush the granules of sleep from your eyes and safe begin this most majestic of days. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there you go. just like that, or we have a new thing on here that's weather. 'cause it tells you the weather, too, on these clocks. tiny little cloud or something, if it's cloudy, it's like -- >> hey, it's jimmy, it's a little cloudy outside. so you might not need your jacket. but you don't not need an umbrella, but you might need an umbrella, or use your jacket as an umbrella. or neither jacket, nor umbrella. just go outside. it's just not the best -- type of temperature. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it just keeps talking. but anyway -- but the whole reason i did this, because i'm sick of -- i'm sick of, i don't know who tells me how long my snooze button has to be. it's like nine minutes or seven minutes or something. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: it's not ten, right? is it? it's like, not quite ten. >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: and it's just not -- no, screw that. screw who

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passionate that every time i go out and toubg are talk to americans, in that focus group there were morrow bama voters than mccain voters. 27 obama voters, 17 cain voters. is this election going to bring us together or pull us apart. >> no, no. >> by show of hands how many say it's going to pull us apart? well you know what? god help us. it's going to be a very devisive campaign, it's going to be a very angry campaign and if our 27 voters are any indication things are going to get worse before they get better. i have to give fox news credit that it put someone ever that weight and girth on national television. it's very depressing if you believe in satisfactory shrift, decency and respect. if you agree that voters can talk to each other and disagree without being disagreeable, what i'm hearing out there it's not going to happen, the negative ads, the attacks on each other and voter frustration so great that i think we will owe come apart by november. bill: what are the challenges for republicans? >> they have to prove that it's not just about obama's failures or they'll end up like john ke

. >>> on a much lighter note, forget about the flowers and candy, giata says there's nothing morrow mantic than making a dinner for two, and she's going to show us how to do it. >> that sounds nice. in the meantime, we've got natalie is on assignment so we have tamryn hall inside doing the news for us. >>> good morning, everyone. a major announcement likely from the president today on the controversial new contraception rule. nbc's white house correspondent kristen welker is in washington, d.c. with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. senior administration officials confirmed for nbc news that it is very possible that the white house will announce later today some sort of accommodation on that contraception controversy. as you know, recently the white house aannounced that they were requiring religious affiliated institutions to provide contraception coverage for all employees, and that sparked quite a backlash from people within the catholic community. also, republicans, so today they're going to announce very possibly some sort of accommodation on that matter. now, the white h