the names of three thousand two hundred sixty two casualties have now been established. post-mortem reports make it clear the most of the people were tortured before they were killed . service minister for public health zoran stankovic worked at the institute for forensic studies during the war he witnessed the inquest into the deaths of the serbs and examinations from mass graves in bosnia. we saw the bodies of captives military men with their heads chopped off one served for example had been hit on the head with a blunt object and his eyes had been cut out moreover it was clear that his eyes were moved when he was still alive many of the bodies for signs of a very cruel method of murder we informed the hague tribunal about it and supplied it with all of a little records. one of the most popular theories concerning caesar a strip of not of just troops is that it was an act of revenge against muslims. nine hundred ninety three un resolution called on peacekeeping forces to just samba combat formations that entrenched themselves and strengthen it so the muslim enclave was

two men out. one vehicle from the embassy is still outside. the swiss represent the american interest because the u.s. have no diplomatic relations with iran. things began moving rapidly when the iranian attorney you see there for the two men was able to obtain a signature from a second judge in the case. that was the last obstacle standing in the way of their freedom. something required by the iranian court. cost of freedom for fattal an bauer half a million dollars each. not clear who paid that money. it is believed they will return to the u.s. soon and probably the same way fellow hiker and former prisoner sarah shourd returned after her release in december. transported by the swiss diplomat from the prison and flown to oman and back to the u.s. fattal, bauer and shourd were arrested hiking near the iran/iraq border in 2009. charged with spying. the two men received eight-year prison sentence last month. all three say it was just a mistake. they were doing no spying. in any case, they're free g

i had two kids with me. police launched a special operation to push the crowd back plain clothes men came up to me pointed to the snipers who were at the top of the building and said i better leave this place. sharpshooters were over there and there. and also in that tower. the windows were open. and i would do the following morning i was arrested in my home and put in prison. the list some and night watch activist didn't affect the situation in any radical way. the day after the dispersal of the first i'm straight thousands of people tend to the money together this time police used tougher methods to break up the crowds with flash bang grenades and take. more than one hundred fifty people were injured in two days of clashes with police one man died in hospital all that happened in the early hours of april twenty seventh two thousand and seven which has since become known as the brahms night. dmitri linter was already in prison at the time but this is talon central prison. mysel was number five on the second

up until two thousand and seven the memorial stood on thomas maggie square in central talon in two thousand and six this tony and government relocated the bronze soldier there were strong protests by the russophone population russian speakers account for one third of the republic's total inhabitants even a stone stone to protest. what we call on the people to make legal protests without violating the constitution or laws of a stonier dimitri linter is the organizer of the night watch movement the new public organization sought to have the government repeal its decision to relocate the bomb soldier activists organized around the clock vigil near the monument was dismantled people came to protest. i. know. it's it is grace it's it is drinks it's a disgrace. to support our standard and there were five or six thousand people there but it's not only it. was. on the march and i had two kids with me when police launched a special operation to push the crowd back plain clothes men came up to me pointed to the snipers who are at the top of the building and said i better leave this place but it's the

the recent breaking news today and tonight prime minister putin will run for the presidency of the two thousand and twelve elections was made at the ruling united russia party as i knew all convention president medvedev said that he will head the party in a parliamentary elections and is ready to lead the government if they win. the historic speeches first. united russia party russia and the world knew that somehow one way or another in the figure that he is to russia the stability that he brought may have some kind of life in the political world here in the country exactly how it would unfold no one knew and more importantly no one really expected at least the people here that it would be to say i'm not support it because the session opened with the two leaders coming in to gather it's an opening with his speech saying that we the two of us do know how this will all unfold and what's in here is not who does my job and when but the people also that's really been the theme of this day despite that we slowly got hints that maybe today was going to be the day and then president heads radi

you can't have two n.c.o.'s. maybe one who has the -- or is that the this thing that puts them over? they have the college degree? they're at a different level? >> yes. it's possible to have an n.c.o. run a program when there's no officer available. if you have two n.c.o.'s then one of them has to have a college degree. commissioner maufas: ok. >> in order to do that. vice president yee: any other questions, comments on this? commissioner fewer. commissioner fewer: so i think that the purpose of doing this is to be more in compliance with the guidelines for the jrotc program, is that correct? >> yes, ma'am. commissioner fewer: ok. but according to our jrotc enrollment and i know you gave us some numbers but this was actually presented to us from our planning, research and accountability and i think that they probably are pretty accurate also. and so i'm looking at -- so when we talk about compliance, now, so i'm a little confused because yesterday at a meeting we said we had eight jrotc instructors, i think, one,

thousand and two thousand and eight when it would almost all for to begin a two state solution to the palestinians on the raw bus and the palestinians have always said no the problem is that this action of going to the united nation that the paper is not for the space or more than just that the palestine papers say nothing there are selection of documents from god knows where they're not important we don't really know where the palestinian stand what we do know is when olmert put the package on the table about said no the same as when bill clinton then it would barak put the package on the table and yasser arafat said no that we know ok danny said i'm glad i have a kid somebody said mark i think in a conversation go ahead. so i'm sure that under that package may or first i want to i want to put pose a question to mr morris which is that let's assume we can go back to the partition plan now would you accept the partition plan now in other words would you accept that that your state be comprised of less than fifty five percent of what it is now are you talking about the one nine hundred

child and russian ice hockey team has crashed near the runway in the town of lettuce lawful that's two hundred seventy kilometers northeast of moscow now latest numbers there are two survivors among the forty five people who were on board. germany's highest court rules of the country's bailout billions for struggling nations are legal but warns angela merkel she'll have to ask permission exiled she wants to run to the rescue. hundred colonel gadhafi now surrounded by the rebels r.t. looks at how limited might become a breeding ground for extremists and face an even bigger civil war. a deadly blast rocks india's capital eleven people are dead and dozens injured at the city's worst attack in nearly three years. over across developments as they come through on the youngest level playing disaster for the next few minutes that we focus on europe at the economic and political tangle that it's finding itself in. professor sachs snyder thank you very much for joining us we're going to be talking about the e.u. but what a mess it all seems to be in what's happened so it. will endure the e.u. ha

the economic tsunami that is facing the world that russia needs to be a safe haven they need these two leaders and this political party is problematic is that is that in my opinion we need to show stability and continuity as you say there is economic tsunami has been washing up against the borders of russia and yet russia for the most part has managed to avoid what is the most part the big part of the global economic collapse do you stay with me here and r.t. if you wouldn't mind arty's and he said no way has been covering the event live for us i think i knew what united russia party conference in down town in moscow and major announcements made today i know you've been gauging the reaction with those are there at the conference i understand the conference is one. the enthusiasm however is just gearing up what do you have for us it is indeed what a day the energy in this state was tremendous when these two major announcements were made i just want to take you through exactly what happened no one expected that one the announcement about the presidency would be made after prime minister

and accept equal rights and have a two state solution so long as they refuse a two state solution and want all of palestine there will be no settlement no peace only violence. i think that palaces have already accepted the two state solution it's the israel hasn't exactly they haven't the fact that we know the no. more than . three housing units being established just last month alone we saw more than six thousand two hundred housing units being established in in the west bank this is a clear indication that israel doesn't want to have a two state solution but instead it wants to create bantustans for the palestinians and this is something that no palestinian leader including the likes of us is going to accept unfortunately benny i have always i've always opposed to the settlement enterprise i continue to oppose the settling settlement enterprise as an obstacle to peace it is an obstacle to peace but it's not the major obstacle to peace the major obstacle to peace is the palestinian desire to wipe israel off the map this is the problem ok all right i'm going to give you the out that y

in the summer of two thousand and two and shifted suddenly to enhanced interrogation in order to find out of baghdad contacts with al qaida so we were actually portraying people not under the so-called smoking gun argument that we might have another attack so it was justified we were twittering people so we could attack iraq and convince the american people we should do so that's how drastic it got now ask me why they want to go to war with iraq and i'll give you a half a dozen answers if the sky is protection of israel if it's paul wolfowitz the deputy secretary of defense it's a little bit of israel it's a little bit of oil and it's a little bit of bringing peace and democracy and freedom to the middle east if it's george bush it's what i fear the nexus between al qaida and baghdad which cheney had convinced i'm sure george tenet had convinced him of it george tenet didn't think there was that big a nexus. with dick cheney i think it was all over iraq right now is sitting on probably two hundred billion barrels maybe three hundred billion barrels that's a rat's own oil record that s

goals down to draw two two and launched the city and sunderland had all their goals within the first fifty eight minutes as they thrashed stoke four nil. now two thousand and seven motor g.p. champion casey stoner has led a repsol honda one to you at the arab and grand prix in spain to claim his eights win of the year and extend his lead at the top of the season standings well crashes came sick and fast an hour again but the leaders steered clear star that had started from pole and never relinquished them into a game at the end of the first lap teammate dani pedrosa came in second out of defending champion for veterans i responded is now forty four points adrift of stone overall with just four races left in the calendar. every new zealand world cup day returns russia have announced their squad for their second game against italy in else launches day and the best starting lineup includes australia and the coaching staff of made for changes to the team that lost thirteen six to the united states in their open up on thursday with their self who impressed after coming on as a substitute

zero two does not mark . has remained all that seasonally for the rest of the game. this taking advantage of it made way through the second half home a cool nicky and late substitute that xander got caught in would round out before the stroke of full time. but they force needs in pittsburgh as well who could abandoned the day on top of a had avoided defeat at lincoln i see but it was beyond them which on the scale it was meant throwing away a two goal lead to lose four to done colossal bitch and alexander. striking with us out that was in need in the driving seat but most will fall back in the second summer signing because i'd be you know launching become big just after the break and now the new iraq will fully pick a sado side for savings right on the alamo. and yet one more man who's just out of messiah would look let's leave the course those left to make the difference because he's begging a brace within thirty minutes to complete the full two spring to look mighty. urbin meanwhile have slipped from full s

two americans held in iran for the past two years are free. that report coming to us from the official iranian television, the official press reports say that josh fattal and shane bauer are free now. handed over to swiss diplomats. in tehran. expected to be taken by plane to ohman and back to the united states. we're getting word at long last, two years in prison. a week of stop-and-go negotiating. the two men who have been held for spying in iran for the past two years are now free. in the custody of swiss diplomats. soon, we believe, to be on their way back to the united states. shane bauer, josh fattal, free men this morning after two years in prison. more in 20 minutes. >> it's been confusing with president ahmadinejad saying one thing, judiciary saying something else. and the judge being on vacation during part of this time. >> he got back earlier today. they're 11-1/2 hours later. and he got back today. they got the signature and got the men out of the evan prison. they are slowly making your way to the u.s. >> couple of happy guys and

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and we had the latter two years. again, what we did is we costed out the difference between the original contract and the amendments. the delta between those two. the wage concession, wage concee deferral, the wage concess,

rose's office is supported, and two analysts, two analysts to assess and modify agency policies, build up new policies, and reflect the new legislation and changes in the penal code related to public safety realignment. as well as responsibility for the post-release community supervision managed locally. staff the community corrections partnership, which is a brand new function, mandated function for adult probation two-step. exhibit of committees and their related activities, and collaborate with local partners. develop not only the initial realignment plan, but also updated. every year, we're going to have to develop a new plan related to the funding and so on. also, to staff the justice reinvestment of initiative, which is just getting off the ground. work with this city services auditor on the realignment outcomes project and related multi-stakeholder projects. work with a principal analyst. the principal analyst is going to put the benchmarks and all of that in terms of allowing us to collect all of the data and see it. but then we're going to have to analyze it for policy impleme

well if i could just hop in on two of those points in particular. first the drop in effect of taxes over the past thirty years is absolutely correct what we need to also realize is that the drop of effective tax rates among the poorest two quintiles in the tax code has dropped much more precipitous lee than it has for the richest quintile puts it in a little bit more i think of a fairer context as far as the state taxes are concerned what we've seen is the state tax rules currently are very genuine generous five million dollar exemption and then i believe a thirty five percent rate tax above that there's been extensive research done by you know even larry summers that says that the estate tax is pretty much levied to accomplish two goals to break up dynastic wealth the united states and to redistribute wealth and that it is proven in shown through studies by the congressional research service and people like summers and kotlikoff prominent economists that it simply doesn't accomplish those goals in addition to only raising about point one percent or

percent that we called it in two thousand and two ninety percent of your portfolio into gold and silver haven't changed my allocation samstag i'm still ninety percent goldens over but max what about the psyops here because the dollar in that time is down thirty four percent but if you were to look at the other financial news programs you would think that the safe haven during this entire time has always been the us dollar those get prominent headlines and you would think in fact that the valar teil dangerous asset to associate yourself with is silver because the psyops of the mainstream media like soon to be say is a propaganda outlet like they did the vietnam war if you look at those vietnam war movies or saw. some chick on the speaker someone saying you americans you learn when those warrior type of thing that's what c. and b. c. is all about their flooding the airwaves with propaganda that the dollar is good and precious metals are bad and of course we're going to lose as laura because silver is going to five hundred thanks to you and of course many in the west think somehow they're

thousand and seven the massive vessel was outfitted with two modified. reactors originally designed for nuclear ships and submarines. into the waters off of st petersburg in two thousand and ten and is slated to come sometime next year in. a city. quite fittingly it'll help provide energy to the atomic submarine base out in the far east in addition to supplying power to isolated communities officials expect there will be great demand for ships like this which could also power offshore. global professional community. russia's leadership in this sphere. and also concern from the viewpoint of competitive advantage in this area but. given the countries in atomic shipbuilding there is likely going to be a lot more work to be done at this production facility shipyard the forty. power plants will be constructed here with the reactors and then shipped off to their final destination that may be. which is responsible for the project leasing the ships. that means that if and when the time comes to. the power plant potentially dangerous material will be towed back t

two thousand and two june two thousand and two with the first loya jirga this is a grand assembly and many that wasn't before the bombings or so this is after the i mean this was june two thousand and two the bombing began october seventh two thousand and one this is the first attempt to bring in real democracy a lot of people including the women you know health workers educated educated afghan women thought you know now we're going to have to say when they saw the war that was brought in or these individuals who. who used the whole situation they realized they weren't going to have a say so dissolution began to set in and it was like this one mistake after another and these are mistakes which didn't have to happen i mean the british went in in two thousand and two two thousand and three promised tribal afghans at least areas who were grown poppy saying allow us to destroy your crops and we'll compensate you the compensation did not happen so that left a lot of very angry farmers and farmers whether they're in canada australia or afghanistan or the states they all think the same way t

the way i calculate, because normally a building in the marina has two flats with two bedrooms. this will have three flats with three units. you could have 18 people living in this building. it is not typical. i disagree with the staff. so i recommend having a shallow -- something that is more in line with this right here, three stories, not for -- four. and it would have a deeper backyard as well, which is conducive to having kids. president olague: are there additional speakers in support of the dr requestor? >> my name is stella. we represent the building to the east, a 21 unit apartment building. we have copies of several e-mail sent to staff stating our concerns. we have multiple units that will completely lose what in closet windows, which some people use as their office. our concerns are light, air, sunshine, and privacy. our tenants also brought up the issue of parking in an already dense area. we understand the light will proposed between our buildings is more than what is required. however, multiple units are affected. the proposed project has a significant impact, com

is there another two bit. so the question should be what should be do what should be do or what can we do in order to create top mr i mean i want to thank you very much for joining us here on our team thank you very much. this was a city. of about one hundred ninety thousand people and we had eighty thousand people working for general motors. or a job that depended on general motors. general motors is if it's not relations you it might be your neighbor or somebody you knew so it's kind of a family run business you know myself i'm third generation my father was working there and you have a lot of two three and four generation families that are there first let's understand that. this is if a man doesn't want. it he should not. it is gong to want a man to work. i think for a long time this notion in america that bigger was better was simply an undisputed fact in the twenty first century smarter it's going to be better general motors simply became too large for their own good and so many brands that they couldn't

between them the two continents buried four to five million metric tons of plastic in two thousand and seven. in the face of this exponential consumption the infrastructures can't keep up. only five percent of the plastic used in the world is recycled and the west the main consumer does not even have the means to deal with that. this is the port of chinari in india part of our recycled waste ends up here by the container full. hidden from european eyes all rubbish is treated behind these doors which are usually kept closed. you see containers that then unloaded and then the material is in this yard in this yard as you can see that is different different quality from different origin some material from germany some from france some from america some from the middle east it's this at some who will let us into future images number one recycler of plastic bottles. is a broker he buys that comes in several recycling bins and resells it here where it can be treated by cheaper labor. like me. so noodles line of business is doing well. and the export of used plastic has been increasing by thir

us now is our breaking news here an artsy prime minister putin will run for the presidency and the two thousand and twelve elections the announcement was made of the ruling united russia party as i knew all convention on this not as cross over live to our correspondent and he said following the conference process here in a central moscow and he says a major announcement made at the convention and this is going cleared up is an age old guessing game hasn't it any any surprises though from where you are in the conference. it's hard to say i mean most certainly i united russia party russia and the world knew that somehow one way or another or puts in the figure that he used to russia the stability that he brought would remain and have some kind of life in the political world here in the country exactly how it would unfold no one knew and more importantly no one really expected at least the people here that it would be done you some day and that's a party because the session opened with the two leaders coming in to gather in opening with his speech saying that we the two of us do know how

remaining are the nine european visa free travel despite previous promises as some member states say the two countries need to sort out corruption and crime issues. as america puts more of its deadly drones in the skies over africa critics say it's attempt to make the world safer is only driving more people towards terror. next to moscow team takes you to be bork a picture perfect town with used drive from the middle ages. hello good to see you again and welcome on this week's episode the must go out scene are in the back door of the largest and most people towns of the leningrad region and russia once owned by sweden and then finland today it still poseurs the great medieval look of a northern european town so join me as we travel back in time and see what cultural attractions are on offer to get him a scout team took an overnight train from the negro ski station known as be prepared to finish this quaint christian town is located around ancient columbus is the russian capital. looking around to see barry's medieval houses some in value condition that others walk along the cobbled lanes and

to two to three hundred dollars a precision wouldn't be very bad for. produce the shock to important country was not very good the longer around. the world this would strengthen scent of still be less dependent on oil so in the longer run it will do not be very good for exporting countries. so for russia this such such prices could be even damaging so soon they will weaken incentives to reform what industries are growing today contemporary poland what are the main industries treatment diversified and you could never plan. absolutely no don't try to plan what industries will be successful because this usually favors these national champions are national losers not national chantal's what we do three traits we liberalize but we did not try to divide and shared so that equal conditions so that you can get it then the market. their interest or not are acting under competition. shaping the structure so we are exporting bass at all so all sun electronics furniture foodstuffs etc are very diversified. presidents made very of in russia today large talk about in

gas supplies from able to cope with the current pricing levels field is in place now was struck in two thousand and nine and ended the european gas crisis. up next cross-talk it sets its sights and digging into the amount of money mountains of the wealthy. you can. start. flowing in the welcome to crossfire computer lavelle soak the rich during the great financial contraction millions lost their jobs and homes but the rich have only gotten richer should the rich pay more in taxes and are we experiencing nothing less than a new version of class warfare. in. rostov taxing the rich i'm joined by carl gibson in houston he is spokesman and organizer for us uncut in boston we have mike la pam responsible well to rector at the united for a fair economy and in washington we cross to david logan he's an economist at the tax foundation all right gentlemen this is crosstalk that means you can jump in anytime you want and i really encourage it but first let's look at a new solution to an old crisis. i made calls for budget cuts and formidable schemes for deficit reduction a new trend has emerged t

city with the details about two shortly . the official ulti allocation your i phone or i pod touch from the. video. calls and says feed now in the palm of your. on the dot com. the un on the world's key financial institutions say palestine is strong enough to function as new dependent state palestinian president mahmoud abbas is due to request full un membership at the general assembly on friday saying he'll submit a request letter off for his speech there but the threat of an american veto still hangs in the air port explained as the u.n. players positions. if global politics were a sport. the united nations would be the grand arena. and september would be opening season nearly two hundred of the world's most powerful and not so powerful players descend on new york city gathering in one room for a week's worth of speeches and a chance to grandstand on the international stage nearly ten thousand delegates and two thousand journalists are in town for the general assembly debate but in reality five countries are the ones who re

happened when he got sucked out of working people's pockets their economy hit the wall during a mere two tenths of a percent two tenths of a percent over the last three quarters of a year practically no growth whatsoever not to mention the social unrest and rioting it came with the government layoffs and the cuts to social programs it's been a blaze for a week was greece also passed muster any plan with deep spending cuts and public worker layoffs and they're no closer to being out of the woods yet now not only are they still on the verge of defaulting on their debts they also have a shrinking economy to deal with their g.d.p. contracted by a whopping seven point three percent was. never in the history of the world has a nation cut its way to prosperity especially during a recession and the lessons aren't just overseas they're right here in the united states too but the center for american progress has pointed out individual states have reacted differently to the recession with twenty four states choosing to cut spending and twenty five states choosing to increase spending and guess what

two two three. three both video for your media project medio don carty dot com. we'll. bring you the latest in science and technology from. the future covered. but the back of the kaiser report i-max kaiser time now to go to sunny los angeles and speak with mike maloney of gold silver dot com mike loni welcome to our first ever saturday edition of the kaiser report i'm honored max all right michael any let me ask you this ben bernanke he has promised to keep interest rates at near zero for the next two years what will this do to the economy and to the dollar you know i said before that ben bernanke he is dumber than gold gold automatically balances interest rates it balances currency inflows and outflows trade imbalances this was something that didn't take a group of men trying to figure these things out what we've got is a monetary system that is a ponzi scheme it steals wealth from the middle class and transfers that wealth to the government and the banking sector these people get to ride for free because what they're doing by printing more currency and diluting the c

point two percent of g.d.p. . in two thousand and nine france's military makes up how much two point five percent of g.d.p. is on their military and in the u.k. it makes that two point seven percent of their g.d.p. so check out the staggering difference between a united states and its next biggest competitor china a recent report shows the u.s. spends six times more on its military than china does so with all of this spending done in a post nine eleven world where does this leave us now ten years later that's a question that we would still like to answer let's talk about what the money and casualties have cost us and what it's achieved ten years later has it been worth it to talk about that lawrence works in colonel lawrence wilkerson the retired u.s. army colonel and former chief of staff to colin powell we're so happy to have you here so in the reports that i've been doing we kind of compare the deaths between iraq and afghanistan in the world trade center so sixty two hundred u.s. troops have died in iraq and a