unnerving so i. asked to be transferred to the armed helicopters because they never stopped they shoot rockets and machine guns. i don't think i really thought about what your job was. but. at some point. you you come upon a situation where you see people that you have to show. and you have a machine we call it because it looks like your conscious brain. seeing people move. and seeing. women and children go into a house and been told that this is an enemy location. you. have to aim at this building and you have to far either rockets from machine guns and if you're far enough away it's still not quite like shooting people. but i think it presents a problem for most people if you think about taking a gun. and shooting some. most people can't. a soldier has to be trying to do it. initially it was pretty tough i tried to. tout that it didn't hit anybody or you only saw the building explode you didn't see the table. the day i got hit the weather was exactly like this it was. it was there it was foggy was

enough for us because we have to learn the hand gauge because we don't want to sit around feeling unnerved when someone says sea levels can go 25 feet. that's not where leaders take others. we have to know what's real and in the range of possibility. so this report is the best primer on what is effective climate. secondly, we all here about the poles shrinking in antarctica, based on this you see they play a bigger roll with respect to water and reflection from the sun. there are things you need to know. we don't need fearful people. many of us are managers that make hard decisions in investments we need to be empowered and knowledgeable. this looks at a state of the art of what's fake, real , fact or fiction about global warming. we have to make up indecisions, it may go 25 feet but some of us won't be here in 150 years. we have to know what's available to us in the next 25 years so you have to get in your mind the range of possibilities. finally the worst thing we can do and i'm a general manager of a water district, is to believe we are not going to have to build this investment because

western europe in how it treats its senior citizens and any improvements may be too late for some eager unnerve of c. prog. pakistani officials they all a hundred and fifty team a passenger plane that crashed in the hill surrounding it's now about have done it earlier reports which said five people have survived have been retracted as the air plane was flying from karachi bound for the capital and investigation is underway to establish the kools of the crash. at least twenty five people have been killed after a balls his roadside bomb in afghanistan's interim rolls province dozens were injured in the blast while officials say the passenger bus was traveling on a busy highway on route to the capital kabul president hamid karzai condemned the attack calling those responsible enemies of muslims. the parliament of the spanish region of catalonia how the voted to ban bullfighting and allow decision to end the tradition the vote come from one hundred eighty thousand people signed a petition saying it's an outdated and brutal form of entertainment the sports supporters argue it's one of the oldest tra

of time before someone that want the child will become a welcome addition to their family either unnerveartsy prog. it is twenty minutes past the hour here in moscow soon daniel will be here with all the business news for the meantime let's check out some other stories making headlines all around the world at this hour and in pakistan a suicide bombing close to the afghan border has killed seven and injured twenty five a blast happened at the home of an anti taliban politician meon hussein who was still would have been the target the bomber approached his house and detonated the explosives as police try to search him. frequently attend scenes of attacks and last week his only son was gunned down by a suspected islamic militants. massive floods and landslides are plaguing china rain continues to fall the eleven day deluge shows so far left one hundred eleven people dead more than one hundred sixty others are missing in the northwest the latest losses bring the death toll from this year's floods to seven hundred and forty one the worst in a more than a decade. the german chancellor has dem

of time before someone don't want the child will become a welcome addition to their family either unnerveartsy prog ok time now for the business news with charlotte. hello and welcome to the business program here on r.t. b.p.'s chief executive tony hayward is expected to step down later on monday he's likely to be replaced by robert dudley who's the company's man in charge of tackling the gulf of mexico oil disaster response but b.p. says it's made no firm decision yet is the order scheduled to meet on monday ahead of an l. cing its second quarter results among other things the piece expected to discuss the timing of heywood's exit being battle chief executives been widely criticized over the gulf of mexico spill which is lost the company forty percent of its markets capitalization as for the man to take over robert dudley has more than thirty years experience in the oil industry including five years a c.e.o. of b.p. has russian joint venture to b.p. he left in two thousand and eight after a shareholders conflict. now the stress test of europe's largest banks has given a boost to the euro

of time before someone that want the child will become a welcome addition to their family either unnerve artsy prog. it is now twenty two minutes past the hour here in the russian capital you are with r.t. let's get down to business now with daniel bushell and i know the stock markets are reacting to those recent bank stress tests right we now know which of your banks are strong enough to withstand another economic downturn we'll have those details a little later but first b.p.'s chief executive tony hayward is expected to step down later on monday he's likely to be replaced by robert dudley the company's man in charge of tackling the gulf of mexico oil disaster response but b.p. says it's made no firm decision yet its borders should look to meet on monday and head of announcing second quarter results among other things b.p. set to discuss the timing of hayward's exit the battle chief executives been widely criticized over the gulf of mexico spill which has lost the company forty percent of its market capitalization as for the man to take over robert dudley has more than thirty years exp

of time before someone that want the child will become a welcome addition to their family either unnerve artsy prog. it is now twenty two minutes past the hour here in the russian capital and let's turn now to the business news with daniel daniel the heat waves are forced russia's top truck make a shutdown yes just group has to close its huge factory we'll have the details later in the program but first this hour b.p.'s chief executive tony hayward is expected to step down later on monday he's likely to be replaced by robert dudley the company's man in charge of tackling the gulf of mexico oil disaster response but b.p. says its made no firm decision yet its board the shuttle to meet on monday ahead of announcing second quarter results among other things be peace set to discuss the timing of heywood's exit the embattled chief executives been widely criticized over the gulf of mexico spill which has lost the company forty percent of its market capitalization as for the man to take over robert dudley has more than thirty years experience in the oil industry including five years as c.e.o. o

and they're unnerving to me. the urt is the mo fragile of the three branches. it has no army to defend herself. it has no political voice. it has no lobbyists. you can't be on cable tv. you're at a disadvantage, so while it is our responsibility to challenge the court, to scrutinize the court, to put the nominee to a test, it is also our obligation to honor elections, respect elections and to protect the court. i view my role as a united states senator in part protecting the independence of the judiciary and making sure that hard-fought elections have meaning in terms of their results within our constitution. and the election that i am worried about has passed. the election that all of us are concerned about are our own coming up. how do you balance those two? how do you stay within keeping your job and honoring the fact that the people have spoken? this i what senator graham, phil gramm said about justice breyer so i'm going to vote for the nominee not because igree with him philosophically but i believe he is qualified and credible. i believe his views though

what was so unnerving about that day? >> well, that there was a fail but only just failed terrorist incident. >> we were lucky as a nation that a bunch of people didn't get killed on christmas day or in the middle of hanukkah, whatever holiday it may be, aren't we? we're lucky that bomb didn't go off. >> it was a -- it seemed a close thing. i don't know more than i read in the newspapers about that incident. i was not, you know, involved in any of the discussions about what to do on that day. >> the times square incident, do you recall that? >> yes, sir. >> we were lucky that van didn't explode. >> every time one of these things happens, it is extremely unnerving. and, you know, makes us aware of the need to take efforts to make sure that such a thing never -- >> tell me about miranda warnings. do we need to read soldiers -- do soldiers need to read people their rights captured in battlefield in afghanistan? >> senator, the way a miranda warning would come up is with respect to theed a missability of evidence in a crimina

. >>> an unnerving incident this morning at the u.s. embassy in paris.al tests after handling a suspicious letter. preliminary results indicate the envelope was not harmful. the embassy says there's no indication that anyone is in danger. back in 2001, the paris embassy was the target of an alleged al qaeda plot. >>> wall street is reacting to more discouraging news about the economy this morning. a government report is expected to confirm that economic growth slowed between april and june. nearly all sectors of the economy have weakened as unemployment remains high. >>> some extreme weather overseas this morning. dramatic images from pakistan, where more than 300 people have now died in flash floods. days of rain have swept away entire villages. >>> and in russia, record heat continues. moscow just suffered its hottest day ever. 102 degrees, sparking deadly forest fires and forming smog so thick, people are being told to stay indoors. >>> finally, important news for millions of women who take calcium supplements to ward off osteoporosis. new research sh

and they're unnerving to me. the court is the most fragile of the three branches. it has no army to defend herself. it has no political voice. it has no lobbyists. you can't be on cable tv. so you're at a disadvantage, so while it is our responsibility to challenge the court, to scrutinize the court, to put the nominee to a test, it is also our obligation to honor elections, respect elections and to protect the court. i view my role as a united states senator in part protecting the independence of the judiciary and making sure that hard-fought elections have meaning in terms of their results within our constitution. th

what unnerves me and gives me problems is the president's first statements about this, when he said, "have we come to this," using to trash all energy thrust, and not try to redistribute the wealth, but apparently trying to destroy the world if it is involved in the energy business, not to -- apparently trying to destroy the wealth it is involved in the energy business we need to be producing our own energy through the bill from several years ago that included not just a drilling, but all of the above. these unanswered questions that should serve to advise against temptation to over react to the disaster, especially given the importance of the oil and gas industry to the gulf coast economy and america's energy dependence goals. i am troubled by the rushed to pass legislation on this. these bills will not solve the ongoing problems in the gulf. i believe we need to reevaluate the safety procedures and drilling procedures to fix what went wrong and make sure it does not happen again. that is what i am told these investigations are doing as we speak only once we know exactly what happen

the troubles in greece that we talked about, slower growth in europe has unnerved financial markets and caused some certainly lower growth abroad. i think what most people are thinking is that we're going to -- like the blue chip consensus, lower their forecast just a very small amount. but it's still basicallysteady. i should say that the administration twice a year does an official forecast that comes out first with the budget and then with the midsession review that's going to be coming out certainly before the end of this month. i would rather not get ahead of the administration's forecast, but we will be coming out with what, you know, our updated forecast is. >> thank you. and i would say that i'm hearing in my district -- i believe probably senator brownback is hearing the struggles of small businesses' access to capital. i'm astounding at how many respected firms that have been in business for many, many years have always paid theirills and been outstanding businesses tell me they can't find or get access to capital to hire and move forward. and it's a huge challenge. i'm hearin

the troubles in greece that we talked about, slower growth in europe has unnerved financial markets andaused some certainly lower growth abroad. i think what most people are thinking is that we're going to -- like the blue chip consensus, lowe their forecast just a very small amount. but it's still basically steady. i should say that the administration twice a year does an official forecast that comes out first with the budget and then with the midsession review that's going to be coming out certainly before the end of this month. i would rather not get ahead of the administration's forecast, but we will be coming out with what, you know, our updated forecast is. >> thank you. and i would say that i'm hearing in my district -- i believe probably senator brownback is hearing the struggles of small businesses' access to capital. i'm astounding at how many respected firms that have been in business for many, many years have always paid their bls and been outstanding businesses tell me they can't find or get access to capital to hire and move forward. and it's a huge challenge. i'm hearing

the troubles in greece that we talked about, slower growth in europe has unnerved financial markets and caused some certainly lower growth abroad. i think what most people are thinking is that we're going to -- like the blue chip consensus, lower their forecast just a very small amount. but it's stl basically steady. i should say that the administration twice a year does an official forecast that comes out first with the budget and then with the midsession review that's going to be coming out certainly before the end of this month. i would rather not get ahead of the administration's forecast, but we will be coming out with what, you know, our updated forecast is. >> thank you. and i would say that i'm hearing in my district -- i believe probably senator brownback is hearing the struggles of small businesses' access to capital. i'm astounding at how many respected firms that have been in business for many, many years have always paid their bills and been outstanding businesses tell me they can't find or get access to capital to hire and move forward. and it's a huge challenge. i'm heari