. >> what happened on bloody sunday was unjustified and unjustifiable. it was wrong. >> you can call of liberalism. you can call it empowerment. you can call of freedom. you can call a responsibility. there are those things in politics to do because you have to add those things that you do because you really want to. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the prime minister. [applause] [applause] [applause] >> thank you, thank you. >> it is an honor and a privilege to stand here, before the party i lead, before the country i love, as the [applause] i want to tell you today, in the clearest terms i can, what we must do together. remember all the things they said about us? they call this a dead parrot. d to be. we were an ex party. but it does turn out we were actually only resting. and here we are. [applause] and here we are. back serving our country. together in the national interest. giving britain the good, strong government it deserves. there are so many we need to thank for that. the british people. you have given us a chance and we will work flat o

if unjustified or unlawful force has been used, prosecution must follow. we are bringing forth a new case seeking accountability for all unlawful debts. we argue that there must be a judicial inquiry to fully investigate you can sponsibility for civilian deaths in iraq. the second area is the huge number of laws that detail horrendous torture and abuse of iraqis by either the iraqi national guard or the iraqi police service. the u.s. and u.k. appear to have adopted a fragmented order that requires them to take no action whatsoever once a have established that this torture and ill treatment was the responsibility of the iraqis. this is completely contrary to international law. it is well known that there is an absolute prohibition on torture. it may never be used. accordingly, all states have a duty to each other to cooperate together to stamp it out so that know beforehand that they will be found and prosecuted for their war crimes. u.s. and u.k. forces cannot turn a blind eye on the basis it was not there soldiers during the torturing. that is what happen

on thursday chinese commerce spokesperson said they are attributed the deficit to the unjustifiably weak, while many asian economies relish in trade surpluses. in june china let them fluctuate again, virtually pegging the currency to the u.s. dollar at an undervalued rate. the mood came amid criticism that china is intentionally k k it week. however, it's been held within a range of around 2%. >>> chinese premier wen jiabao says china will not seek hegemony or domination. the remark comes over international concern over china's hard-line diplomatic moves. wen spoke before international ambassadors and diplomats in a ceremony on thursday, the eve of china's national day. his statement comes amid growing tension between japan and china following ship collisions near the senkaku islands. in the east china sea. the islands are administered by japan but claimed by china and taiwan. tension also remains between china and southeast asian nations over other disputed islands in the south china sea. wen has recently said china will not compromise when it comes to sovereignty and territorial integr

regularly waved it's still in force now after the collapse of the soviet union russia sees it as unjustifiable trade discrimination standing in the way of its accession to the w d o china was also subject to jacksonville and it but it was removed from the legislation more than ten years ago. so mark. there should be political forces in the us who support this chest and i commend the good because whoever asks including you say we are fighting against it would think we think it makes no sense with think if it happened as trade relations between the countries the business says no we don't want it so that who does well we we say that the russian federation has fulfilled the requirements of the amendment and that should be recognized that it should be seen in a positive light and therefore the amendment should no longer apply to russia there are a number of organizations. entities who continue to oppose russia's graduation for a variety of reasons including the what they see as broad base human rights violations and questions about russia's commitment to democracy in addition there are means certai

if unjustified or unlawful force has been used, prosecution must follow. we are bringing forth a new case seeking accountability for all unlawful debts. we argue that there must be a judicial inquiry to fully investigate you can responsibility for civilian deaths in iraq. the second area is the huge number of laws that detail horrendous torture and abuse of iraqis by either the iraqi national guard or the iraqi police service. the u.s. and u.k. appear to have adopted a fragmented order that requires them to take no action whatsoever once a have established that this torture and ill treatment was the responsibility of the iraqis. this is completely contrary to international law. it is well known that there is an absolute prohibition on torture. it may never be used. accordingly, all states have a duty to each other to cooperate together to stamp it out so that know beforehand that they will be found and prosecuted for their war crimes. u.s. and u.k. forces cannot turn a blind eye on the basis it was not there soldiers during the torturing. that is what happ

towards her and when she complained, her boss and others in the department retaliated by filing unjustifiedvestigations against her. she quit in july after being stripped of her duties with the canine unit. they said they treated her fairly and accused of making the advances was properly disciplined. >>> another burger beef in walnut creek. they want to block a proposed mcdonald's drive through restaurant on citrus circle and oak grove road. the intersection is also the entrance to the woodlands neighborhood. they say a drive through will change the character of the area and they are worried about traffic and noise a mcdonald's would generate. the city is studying the manner. folks are proposing an in and out burger for the same reason. it's a big weekend for sweets. streets will be filled with kids and parents can make sure it's a safe night. christie kmith is live with tips to keep your kids safe. christie? rep>> reporter: we are in the glenview neighborhood and it's dark and hilly. this would be a good example to talk about safety for your kids on halloween, especially when all they want

but it is wrong and unjustifiable that it has been kept secret for so long. >> reporter: perhaps more troubling in the long run, the secret documents show that iran exerted more influence and had a bigger role in fomenting violence in iraq than first thought and is still flexing significant muscle in iraq today. >> the real irony here is that although the united states has overthrown saddam hussein and stabilized iraq to a certain degree, iranian influence has never been higher inside iraq. >> reporter: wikileaks say they released the stolen documents in the name of truth. >> there is a public right to know. >> but u.s. officials fear the details of u.s. military tactics contained in the documents will give the enemy a newfound advantage on the battlefield. >> they're looking for vulnerabilities, trying to exploit them in future attacks. that's why these documents are so dangerous to our forces. >> reporter: in addition, a document about those three american hikers taken into custody by iran indicates the three were clearly in iraq when grabbed but goes on to say the trio was warned i

remember the sanctions that were introduced against russian companies and then revoked as being unjustified in other words we know the us is prone to manipulate information and i think the boot case would give the u.s. an opportunity to resort to those methods yet again. there's bad. speculation but booties a bargaining chip to secure a supply of fighter jets and a cheap american will if his extradited the russian businessman repeatedly denies doing and says charges against him are politically motivated he's also determined to keep fighting on tuesday judges dismissed of the new charges of money laundering and fraud which means that now he can be extradited on the previous charges of an alleged conspiracy to kill u.s. citizens and material support of terrorism. u.s. documentary filmmaker danny schachter believes victory both cases being there is to demonize russia. there are many who don't recognize that the soviet union is gone and that the new russia is not the old soviet union but we need an enemy in their view and russia is just as good as any other and the idea that somehow who you kno

regular classes in regard to courts and rigor have separately found him not guilty this is just unjustifiable treatment of british citizens let's talk about what's happening in europe at the moment recently we've seen a rise in protests against austerity measures what do you see that going forward well i could see a long period of quite serious process and on rest but the political and broader economic questions of really very interesting we're seeing that the the german people are becoming extremely reluctant to be the bankers of last resort for the euro zone germans who retire it is it sixty five don't want to keep paying money to greece where they retire at fifty eight in order to maintain a mediterranean lifestyle so there's deep unhappiness. i think it comes down to the issue of the euro currency we euro skeptics have always said that the euro the euro currency couldn't work because you had disparate economies with different economic cycles they can't all have the same monetary policy and therefore they can't all have the same currency and frankly for best part of ten years the euro seem

remember the sanctions that were introduced against russian companies and then revoked as being unjustified in other words we know the u.s. is prone to manipulate information and i think the blue case would give the u.s. an opportunity to resort to those methods yet again which knows a lot since he was well connected as the owner of a cargo company he's worked in that sphere for a long time in knows about its current problems i don't think the cia has used mr booth as an arms broker but i'm sure a lot of u.s. agencies the cia first and foremost would like to interrogate the sansa but in the u.k. ministry of defense has admitted that alec tronic records of its soldiers day to day activities in afghanistan are routinely wiped from computers one lawyers already said it smacks of a cover up the disclosures were made in a public inquiry into the death of an iraqi hotel receptionist died from multiple injuries while in custody british soldiers in two thousand and three investigations be made harder by a lack of official records which could confirm commanders old is or was in a position of a certa

remember the sanctions that were introduced against russian companies and then revoked as being unjustified in other words we know the u.s. is prone to manipulate information and i think the boot case would give the us an opportunity to resort to those methods yet again. since he was well connected as the owner of a cargo company he's worked in that sphere for a long time and knows about its current problems i don't think the cia has used mr booth as an arms broker but i'm sure a lot of us agencies at the cia first of the firm most would like to interrogate it's a funny coincidence if it is a coincidence it also is the case is being looked into while there's a u.s. aircraft carrier anchored right beside i don't know if this was done deliberately to pressurize the thai court but i think that fact alone leaves you asking questions as for the extradition prospects i think the thai authorities are likely to turn over to the u.s. but i still hope they hear the voice of reason and think very carefully not only about the possible legal and humanitarian repercussions but about the general diplomati

it was unjustified. >> leases saved her home and hopes others will be as lucky. the states will announce their joint investigation tomorrow hoping to force banks to go back and be sure that every foreclosure was and will be legally justified. from washington, steve handles the spaceman, wbal-tv 11 news. -- steve handlesman. >> after intense pressure, the obama administration lifts the oil drilling moratorium in the gulf of mexico. have changes been made? we have the latest. >> the supreme court takes on vaccines and vaccine related cases. i am in washington and we will bring in the very latest coming out. >> i am capt. roy taylor in the sky team 11. sky team 11. a major traffic gridlock on bob ehrlich says he wants to fix maryland. but he increased state spending by record amounts. ehrlich raised $3 billion in taxes and fees... including property taxes... and a 40% increase in college tuition. and now he's made over $1 billion in new promises... with no plans to pay for them... except for cutting education. cuts that will lay off teachers and increase class sizes

the public employee relations board which found the chief, two attorneys, and a lieutenant took unjustified and unprecedented actions when they revoked the police powers of christopher baumann. according to the complaint, which we saw just a few minutes ago, the ui don't know members had not completed in service training so the chief decided to punish them but the union leadership said they didn't have to attend the training and the lawyer who heard the case agreed. this is a portion of her conclusion. in the final analysis the responsibilities, chief kat leer lenear and others, failed to present legitimate grounds. it is fair to conclude that the predominant motive for the responsibilities' unprecedented and unilateral actions in its treatment of the union officials, that is to retaliate for their assertive activism on behalf of the fop and its members. in july of 2009, the ruling says the chief and two attorneys and a lieutenant decided to revoke the powers of baumann and the executive assistants and place them on a noncontact status because they had not completed in service training. but

details allege instances of assault and unjustified killings of iraqi civilians and raises the estimatedtoll by approximately 15,000. >>> and google admits it failed badly by accidentally collecting private information being sent across wireless networks in more than 30 countries including the u.s. private e-mails, urls, and passwords were stored while they were documenting roadway locations. company officials say they are deleting the stored information. >>> and things seem to be getting weirder for actor randy quaid and his wife. cnn radio affiliate cknw says the couple has fled to canada seeking refuge saying they fear for their lives from so-called hollywood star whackers. the quaids are wanted in california for causing damage to a home they once owned. >>> now to our legal docket. a judge orders troubled actress lindsay lohan to rehab for the rest of the year. our legal guys, avery freeman and richard herman are back with us. okay. so avery, she got off kind of easy, right? it could have been jail, but instead, it's rehab. and that's what people around her are saying she really need

to he views it as a high-stakes test is unjustified by the data. coming from the area of medicine, i am accustomed to looking at evidence based material and this does not meet the test. that someone who stinks' standardized tests, i believe in the test and have supported it and strengthen it. i continue to think that it is the right appropriate measure with high standards. it is a reason why we're listing schools. what has helped as we continue to invest in public schools at the highest level even when there have been enormous challenges across the budget because of a global economic collapse. i think it is completely a false premise to suggest that leading the nation in a review of common core standards is a retreat of what we have been doing here and there is no evidence it is. i am proud of our leadership role. i am proud of the fact we live standards -- a lift standards for the commonwealth than the country. >> a good question and one that will be debated as we go forward. i am a firm believer we need tests, we need to raise the bar. that test

to he views it as a high-stakes test is unjustified by the data. coming from the area of madison -- medicine, i am accustomed to looking at evidence based material and this does not meet the test. >> as someone who stinks' that standardized tests, i believe in the test and have supported it and strengthen it. i can -- continue to think that it is the right appropriate measure with high standards. it is a reason why we're schools. what has helped as we continue to invest in public schools at the highest level even when there have been enormous challenges across the budget because of a global economic collapse. i think it is completely a false premise to suggest that leading the nation in a review of common core standards is a retreat of what we have been doing here and there is no evidence it is. i am proud of our leadership role. i am proud of the fact we live standards -- a lift standards for the commonwealth than the country. >> a good question and one that will be debated as we go forward. i am a firm believer we need tests, we need to raise the

if unjustified, or unlawful force has been used on the prosecution must follow. we are bringing forward a new case, seeking accountability for all unlawful debts. we argue there must be a judicial inquiry to fully investigate u.k. responsibility for civilian deaths in iraq. the second area his the huge number of clubs that the tell horrendous torture and abuse of iraqis. the u.s. and u.k. appeared to have adopted a fragmented order that required them to take no action whatsoever once they established that this treatment was the responsibility of the iraqis. this is contrary to international law. it is known that there is prohibition on torture. it may never be used. all states owe a duty to each other to cooperate, and stop at out. the u.s. and u.k. forces cannot turn a blind eye on the basis that it was not their soldiers doing the torturing the the torturing. -- that torturing. both have the politicians to take effective action to stop the torture by the iraqis. there was a second case brought forth seeking accountability for the u.k.'s failure to act in these

>> wood-burning biomass i think is unjustified by the data. it is polluting in terms of its carbon footprint. the studies have been comparing it to call and using them as a standard, so the studies make it look better than it actually is. it is a problem, and it is also very bad in terms of the traditional air pollutants and the impact on respiratory disease. i think the valley has enough air pollution as it is. biomass will promote excessive use in wasting of those forests. yes, we need wind, but communities should have a role in where wind should be sited. committees have been able to find workable sites themselves, and it is important and we need offshore wind -- communities have been able to find workable sites themselves, and it is important. >> i think small-scaled biomass makes sense. that is what the data seems to point to and there is a process under way of sorting out what the rules are that makes sense for us in massachusetts. for the russell, palmer, and greenfield proposals. dr. stein and i may agree on one thing. in western massa

even if unjustified, such a reduction might lead to an undesired increase in inflation expectations to level above the objective. to address such concerns and to ensure that it can withdraw accommodation smoothly and at the appropriate time, the federal reserve has developed an array of new tools. with these tools, i am confident that the fomc will be able to tighten economic conditions when warranted even if the balance sheet remains larger than normal at that time. central bank communication provides additional means for increasing accommodation when short-term nominal interest rates are near zero. fomc post meetings didn't have included four guidance since september 2008, and the most recent statements have reflected the anticipation that exceptionally low levels of the federal funds rate will be warranted for an extended period. the committee could consider -- it would be to modify the language of the statement that indicates the committee expects to keep the target for the federal funds rate low for logger then the markets expect. a change would lower logger interest rates by anno

>> wood-burning biomass i think is unjustified by the data. it is polluting in terms of its carbon footprint. the studies have been comparing it to call and using them as a standard, so the studies make it look better than it actually is. it is a problem, and it is also very bad in terms of the traditional air pollutants and the impact on respiratory disease. i think the valley has enough air pollution as it is. biomass will promote excessive use in wasting of those forests. yes, we need wind, but communities should have a role in where wind should be sited. committees have been able to find workable sites themselves, and it is important and we need offshore wind -- communities have been able to find workable sites themselves, and it is important. >> i think small-scaled biomass makes sense. that is what the data seems to point to and there is a process under way of sorting out what the rules are that makes sense for us in massachusetts. for the russell, palmer, and greenfield proposals. dr. stein and i may agree on one thing. in western massa

to be viewed as a high-stakes test is unjustified by the data. coming from the area of madison -- medicine, i am accustomed to looking at evidence based material and this does not meet the test. >> as someone who stinks' that -- stinks at standardized tests, i believe in the test and have supported it and strengthen it. i can -- continue to think that it is the right appropriate high-stakes measure along with high standards, is the reason why we are listing schools and student performance. it is the reason why the tool that we have used has made us number one in student achievement. what has helped as we continue to invest in public schools at the highest level even when there have been enormous challenges across the budget because of a global economic collapse. i think it is completely a false premise to suggest that leading the nation in a review of common core standards is a retreat of what we have been doing here in the commonwealth and there is no evidence that it is. i am proud of our leadership role. i'm proud of the fact that we continue

host: "i do not think it is unjustifiable and patriotism 1 amok.hen i think about what lies in store for this country, i look at a world in fear for investors would rather buy gold for $1,200 an ounce than invest in growth industries as sophisticated investors get nervous about barack obama's expansion of the u.s. debt. unless something changes, and soon, the 21st century will not been an american century -- far from it." guest: george bush does not deserve any kudos year. i am writing about this issue which is about the last couple of years of obamanomics. everyone should be worried about the size and rapid growth of government. this is pretty simple stuff. we are selling more dead than had in savings. we may have savings in the future, but we have to go into debt and sell it to people who are not necessarily our friends, like the chinese. we are trying to have a massive change in the size and scope of government. i think americans are uneasy about this. we are having a national debate about this right now playing out in the midterm elections beca

the unjustified wars. globally, locally, here in stone mountain as opposed to it that a proper, our services have experienced a trickle-down effect of the rabbiting of the economy through wall street. the impact is being felt every day here locally in the suburbs of the plant at an inside of atlanta. i really think that the president is doing an impeccable job of coming back. but two years is a ridiculous amount of time to be held accountable for the regrets of the last eight to 10 years. so, i will definitely vote for democrats this year. they are not perfect, but i want to see the previous governor getting back into office. host: you said that you had an inside view of the republican party. what did you do? caller: i worked at a number of agencies where i received an appointment from the republican president to work inside one of the agencies. host: what about those experiences major rethink of the republican party? caller: they eat their young. host: what do you mean by that? caller: if you are not extr

can block urgently needed progress, fueling our national budget towards tax cuts for the wealthy, unjustified >> we march for peace abroad and job creation at home. >> we march for energy independence, public safety, and public transportation. because the nation we want to build most is our own. >> and on november 2, we will march again into the voting booths. >> we will bring our families, our friends, our neighbors. we will keep organizing. we will hold our leaders accountable and we will keep making our dream real. >> this movement will grow. it will put america back to work. it will pull america back together. and it will keep us moving forever forward. >> join us. we are one nation working together for jobs, for justice, for education, for all. >> now welcome the urban nation choir as they present to us one nation working together. give them a hand. [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] >> one more time. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> are you all ready? one, two, three. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ >> one more time. [applause] >> one more time for urban nation prior. ladies and gentlemen, now let me bring to you one of t

it is very good that this data has been collected, but it is wrong and unjustifiable that it has beensecret for so long. integratedody count the information into the new patchwork just as we would with any other source brought to our attention. we have only scratched the surface. matching these logs to what is already in our database, we have a clear and the emerging picture, and our reports on our website give the full details. let me take you to the headline findings. i and my colleagues will be available to answer further detailed questions during and after this press conference. based on our assumption, when fully analyzed, these lots will bring to the public knowledge more than 15,000 previously unrecorded civilian deaths to add it to the 107,000 that are already in the database. 15,000 is a huge number, equivalent to five 9/11's. however, the

the implicit, assumed definition, i think, is something horrific and unjustified that happened to us for no good reason. there are so many limitations in that definition that prevent us from saba and the problem -- prevent us from solving the problem. you cannot say that. you cannot say that it is worth asking is there averred justification for the terrorist acts. i do not think there is justification for a terrorist act. but the people who engage in them certainly do. it is worth us asking why they do. happens to us -- what about all the things that happened to others, including some of the things we do? we're not allowed to ask that in this town either? six years ago, senator patty murray, who is up for reelection, was talking with a bunch of schoolchildren, post september 11, not long after, and the aft -- and they asked her, why do people do this to us? and she said, here are some of the differences. she tried to give those young people the perspective of the other side. what happened? someone had a video camera in the room. patty murray became an apologist for terrorists and thi