have been wounded in a shootout between local serbs and albanians in the northern west and peacekeepers have fired tear gas at the border while dismantling one of the barricades ethnic serbs put months ago and. days of these financial woes go from bad to worse interest rates on the state's cost of boring sort of near unsustainable levels despite prime minister silvio berlusconi's promised resignation markets fear the country is heading for the abyss despite pleas from rome it wants to adopt austerity cards and fulfill all of legations to the future trying to tackle the debt crisis. up next aussies interview shows spotlight as on then the gears up for another austerity hate in a forthcoming budget hitting the poor off to bailing out the country's failed banks i'll get over interviews the country's deputy prime minister and the minister of foreign affairs and trade even gilmore to discuss what the country's trying to do to avert default. they are taking. today. island will be taking over the presidency in. two thousand. but on the eve of this event ireland is facing pretty serious economi

the state and federal level as well as between the various state offices. the facts at our deposal suggest there is indeed much room for improvement. >> germany is looking to reorganize its efforts to county -- counter neo-nazi terrorists. there are efforts to create a central hub modeled on germany's joint counterterrorism center. critics claim this would infringe on germany's loss to separate police and intelligence services, but there is no law in germany that prohibits agencies from exchanging information. >> links between right-wing groups and german intelligence services have become the major story. the secret service has come under fire for paying active neo-nazis to inform on the extreme right wing groups they belong to. the best example -- approximately 100 people in the far right mpd party were in the pay of the state. at one point, some 15% of its members. an effort to ban the party failed in 2003, and many are now calling for a new attempt to outlaw it. here is more on right wing police informers. >> right wing extremists fuelling hatred against

trade and business relations between the two countries five or heard that your government is paying much attention to the return you get from paying for your missions abroad on the very near third you said you're closing your embassy in vatican and maybe in some of the european countries what about the mission in moscow are you keeping it over very much keeping the mission in moscow and in fact we intend to strengthen our work in russia there is a very high level of trade between our london and russia it's about two billion euros at the moment aryans merchandise trade with russia increased by about sixty percent last year and we see enormous potential for that to increase there are about two hundred irish companies who do business. here in russia one of the outcomes that i've been hoping for from these two days is to see an increase in that activity and the continuation of our embassy here in moscow and all the work that irish agencies do here of russia's going to be very much part of this here through a pretty rough third quarter of the exporters is she asian has downgraded its two

this doesn't leave relations between damascus and cairo, between damascus and the a reason league in a very good place. >> no, and that allows ministers in, which was supposed to be in the peace plan original peace 10 days ago, and that's late. there's been a response from syria, not just this news conference, but also the huge rallies, pro-government rallies for the government organized over the weekend, and, of course, the attacks on embassies, saudi arabia, qatar, and turkey. if they are trying to make friends, it's not a great way to go about it. so, i don't think they're going to get much joy from it the arab league. i think we've come to the end of any dialogue between the league and syria. whether or not the arab league will agree to the meeting request by syria, i very much doubt. again, i think the belief in the arab league is that syria is just trying to place a time. and so, this really intensifies the confrontation both within syria and, of course, between syria and the other arab countries. >> as far as dialogue is concerned, dialogue is now dying a death. where does tha

there's a big gulf between many of the countries. >> warner: the e.u. would officially like to extend kyoto beyond next december. >> they are the only ratified party right now that is willing to commit to a second round. >> warner: if they don't get that, what ideally at least in the eyes of the u.n. climate, people who convene this, would durbin achieve? >> well, what they're really hoping to achieve on a broad level is an agreement to essentially talk about a new agreement that would be forged by 2020. that basically could the world come together and could all the major players agree that they would be legally bound by something else as we go forward. >> warner: let's go back to the 97 kyoto agreement that the e.u. negotiator said was the past, the canadian. how successful was it? in other words, how many of the countries that set binding targets for themselves met them? >> well, we've had micked results. frankly the economic recession that we've seen in the last couple years has helped curb emissions somewhat recently. so by the end of 2012 there's s

be easier to go to for goods between the cross between each of the three countries in the custom jr what's now being talked about is closer economic policy integration so the three countries would pursue similar policy objectives which in terms of you know budget policies currency management policies capital policies as well so t.v. and policy budget policy objectives that's really what we're talking about we're not yet talking about for example the ultimate step which is monetary integration and that's that's really not only gender at this point and i think we'll obviously have to be a complete reassessment of what monetary information means or how it can be done in especially in the light of what's happening in the eurozone right now. to the markets while house reversed in some losses on concerns about global demand in the euro zone that gee it's stubby you to use that to do all those nonsense branches that a hundred seven and sixty cents. in the u.s. still a mixed feeling investors who shows the dow is has a vessel signed up for the full year of its three but tech stocks are stil

entire what people would call an empire some people even called an evil empire this epic conflict between the west and the communist world came to an end when the communist party finally collapsed and peacefully at that right maybe that's one of the legacies is that there wasn't a civil war there wasn't a great deal of bloodletting there were some ethnic conflicts in different places like not going to karbala king george and. but it was a relatively smooth deflating of the of the system i would say that one of the legacies of the soviet party rule two to emphasize what mark just said is that the party was so much a monopoly of communication of political activity that there was no room for alternatives to appear so that when the party sort of disintegrated when gorbachev loosen things up there was really nothing there to take its place and so the weak civil society allowed again for eventually the state to rebuild and to become more authoritarian marc when i studied under martin o'malley and he used to always tell me that when totalitarian societies and states collapse they collapse totall

well for one thing which is going to happen is an intensified competition between companies we observe it already now and we see that it's clearly benefits there if you increase the efficiency of the russian companies as well as the companies of other countries another benefit which is clearly to be taken into account is the restoration of the existing economic ties and the creation of the new russian companies have been very actively exploring the pro soviet space and the last decade also in qatar standing have been present quite actively so the eurasian economic union is likely to give a boost here supporting this development and in some sense it will create competition between governments what's also good today many russian companies at least claim to be considering migration to kazakhstan which has lower tax rates so it will discipline russian government itself as well and you are more on the story got more analysis of the eurasian union or business bulletin coming up a little bit later. experts tell business see that russia kazakhstan and belarus will be boosting the economic inte

those speeds are between 40 and 25 miles per hour. now, it has not impact your drive time too much. 16 minutes still coming out of the altamont pass and heading towards 680 and the dublin interchange. so once you get closer towards pleasanton, it actually still looks pretty good. westbound 4 we're seeing some really slow speeds getting closer towards hillcrest in antioch. you can see some of those speeds are under 25 miles per hour. but same thing as you continue farther west towards pittsburg, closer towards willow pass to concord, everything then moves fine. all right. drive times, across the east bay down the eastshore freeway looks great. still only an 18-minute drove time from the carquinez bridge to the maze. no delay once again on westbound 580 out of the altamont pass. the nimitz is fine. if you are traveling westbound 24 heading out of walnut creekers heading towards orinda and the caldecott tunnel, so far no delay really all the way towards oakland. and want to take you back outside quickly show you this live look at the bay

integration between russia kazakstan eller is as clearly following the european model in other words economic integration as followed by political integration but europe is facing a very serious crisis today both politically and economically some of them say that they use on the verge of collapse what makes this all in a more stable of innovation and how can we make sure we don't end up having the same problems. but i would have to overspill you would be if they were right in the us in terms of scale and depth of integration european union is perhaps the only alliance that can compare to what is emerging between our three countries today actually it's pretty good that they were union has moved further and deeper in its information than the union between russia has expanded been around us it gives us plenty of opportunity to evaluate the experience of our partners assess the risks such an integration process make holes and study ways to cut these risks apropos the e.u. is the main trade an economic partner for russia kazakhstan and belarus the european union is going through hard time

through between the size in eleven games based teams now to help their chances to win. so the. next manager promises to close off the inside at last two points. now former i think has told r.t. he has no plans to retire from football and has been ruled out managing an injury that one is taking time out after failing to. european championships but says the russian premier league club which has signed the likes of some let's say carlos is a prestigious project expect exclusively with which i found hopeful though i haven't agreed anything with anyone because i was i was in turkey but that's why i take my time to settle down and know and i reflect and know what to do whether it's nothing because i'm sixty five and then you can retire but i feel i feel enough energy to go on and what the near future brings will see and of course there's deep affection from my side and frequent contact with all kind of people in russia which which i like very much and i still have those contacts and we'll see what the future will bring for the major project but it's a very ambitious project which is

looks good on 270. 66 between centreville and the beltway. aspirin, ruston, tysons. normal travel times to the wilson bridge. green light on 50 in maryland between annapolis and new york/kenilworth ave. this is 270 live. headlights are southbound. there are more of them, but the pace is steady. looks good all the way to 495. back to you. >> thank you. >>> 5:42, 50 degrees. >> coming up, afraid of michael jackson's doctor is in the hands of a jury. more on what was said during closing arguments tested. >> amazing video from milwaukee. this man set a record by jumping over moving cars. we will tell you what for a great vacationonou can't beat mississippi. sure you can it's called louisiana. hang on, flongda's where folk's want to be. that's only until they get a taste of alabama hospitality. we can't agree on which state's best but we can agree on one thing, wherever you vacation in the gulf, you'll have a great time. great seafood, beautiful beaches and fun for the whole family. we've got intimate bed and breakfast right on the water. cafe's w

between protesters and government forces continues. on the new sensor right leaders take the helm inheriting unemployment of over twenty percent growing debt levels but the spanish people have expressed little faith that the fresh faces will bring a much needed change. because of the headlines on this early monday evening here in moscow bill dawdle has more for you in about thirty minutes time for now it's cross talk today focusing on the uncertain future of the eurozone thank you for. if you can. follow it welcome to crossfire calculable uncertain future as the eurozone grapples with the single currency what is the future of political union to save the euro is it necessary to make solar a political unification is greater political union by definition more or less democratic but what about the rise of the extreme right. he came. across not the political future of the e.u. i'm joined by charles koch on in washington he's a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and professor of international affairs at georgetown university i

between 11th and 17th. and you can see police out there.ot of the protester hes, they have left the camp and -- protesters, they have left the camp and are out there on the street. portions of 14th are shut down between clay and franklin. no surprise. bart as a precaution shut down the 12th street station, in oklahoma, and basically trains are running straight through. and you can use the 19th straight station. that does remain open. several hd transit lanes are also delayed or are re-routed. by the way, freeway traffic on 880 and 980 is not impacted but once again, street closures on broadway, between 11th and 17th. and let's get to the maps. we're dealing with a pretty bad accident right now in south san francisco. and they just went ahead and issued a traffic alert. southbound 101 at grand avenue. and all lanes are remain blocked right now. due to an accident involving a truck, a taxi cab and several other vehicles. so expect delays through south san francisco. and that is your traffic. for an are update on your forecast, here is lawrenc

the cup final between russia and the czech republic wilkie call from its own piece . which has already helped to get two thousand and three deciding that russia wants going there this time the crowd will explode nothing between three it will be a free ruse on home soil because they are. now in other news three top pakistan cricket is are expected to be in jail today after pleading guilty to match fixing and how many are safe seen here and former captain sound on but were found guilty in a court in london on nineteen year old mohammad amir hekmati being part of the betting scam before the trial began in return for money all three plotted to deliberately bowl no balls at certain times during a test match against england at lord's last summer yesterday said that crown court heard how seif had been offered just over one hundred thousand dollars from corrupt cricket agent he received fifteen thousand dollars and i mean given three thousand and four will be sentenced today and could be jailed for seven years. so that brings us to the end of the sport we've got the weather c

well i would agree with that and i think that there is a growing gap between the institutions of europe and the need for governance and the politics of europe which are becoming increasingly skeptical of the e.u. and this is something it's also affecting things here on this side of the atlantic where you have electorate saying help me i have law on losing my house i'm losing my income and governments are not able to act and so this is really a shared problem a crisis of governance and it leaves the e.u. in a very awkward position because no one is really getting out there and trying to provide the courage the leadership that europe needs america is just now coming to use the kind of broad vision and encouragement that's been lacking but it may be too little too late because politics is running away from leadership in capitals and in brussels it seems a vernon if i go to you looks like anyone that wants to take a lead on this is going to find their political career short and very quickly i mean over the past year we've seen six governments fail or change in europe and to anyone that gets

currently, only contracts above -- between 500 -- between $5,000 and $10,000 was almost 20%. currently, only contract about half a million dollars -- currently, only contracts between $5 million and $10 million -- however, the average change order for contracts between $5 million and $10 million was almost 20%. currently, only contracts over $10 million have oversight by the board. we need to insure this information is provided to the public in a transparent way. over time, i see this proposal as part of a vision for opel and -- open and accountable government. the rest, i will submit. supervisor campos: mr. clark, i have a couple of items. -- mr. clarke -- mr. clerk, i have a couple of items. the first is to consider the impact of changing rates to cover cost of service. this is an issue that needs to be addressed. it impacts the operations of the public utilities commission. we have a situation where the puc is subsidizing the rates of many general fund departments. at some point, that money will run out. it is important that we as a city address that situation. i am asking

. >> the lines of communications are open this morning as people are talking between each other between the many encampment and the snow park encampment. and police raided the main plaza first the last time and then headed to snow park. and those people staying are perhaps waiting to see what happens at the main plaza first. >> tell our viewers again how far is snow park from the main encampment. and if you had to do a head count, how many people are there, be it asleep? do you have any idea, at snow park? >> from the distance between the two parks, it is not far. we're talking maybe a half mile to a mile. not very far at all. and with we have actually some campers between the two places and there was a gentleman walking past who i recognized from the encampment at frank agawa. and it looks like some are coming here as well. and as far as head count, be between 10 to 20 people probably and many have left during the overnight hours as they got the message about the police getting together as early as yesterday. >> thanks, we will check back in with you as with well and you of course are

region and this is where leaders take the opportunity to focus on all sorts of ways to boost trade between the countries they work out ways to make investments easier to improve the investment climate to make the economic ties more productive and this is certainly been the focus this time around as well but of course it's been hard this year for leaders to avoid the european financial crisis because this is something that's looming over the world economy something that's been very hard to avoid because it impacts all of the countries that are certainly not just europe there have been dozens of protesters here in honolulu gathering for their own anti apec meeting if you will and they have been protesting everything from open and free trade to globalization the protesters have been seen as sort of a continuation of protests going on throughout the united states of the world the so-called occupy wall street movement and the similar issues were addressed at those rallies here in honolulu earlier today in terms of agreements one of the highlights of the day has been of course the bilateral meet

ally in the region for decades but constant abuse of the partnership by the us has driven a wedge between the two many believe that pakistan's case highlights that a u.s. bearing gifts while later stop at nothing to get what it wants marina for nile r.t. new york. so that on the program this hour millions turn out to cast their votes in edge of. the parliamentary election will set the country on the road to democracy why shortly. and britain is withdrawing its diplomatic staff from iran and has warrant iraq of serious consequences after the storming of the u.k. embassy compound militant students clashed with police and threw stones and petrol bombs at windows of the complex protesters also brought down the british flag burn it and raise the iranian one demonstrations follow a vote in iran's parliament to reduce diplomatic ties with london in retaliation for imposing further sanctions over its nuclear program iran's foreign ministry has expressed regret for the incident political analyst chris bambery believes the new greater sanctions provoked iran which is something the west has been wan

that's between them if you look at romance, that long that comes down from california, the border betweend and mexico is the gulf of california. that's where the colorado river ends. today there's not much there because of irrigation and things training the river. back then it was navigable all the way up to a certain point and that's where he created a port of call for. that was important for commerce to the mormons and what they hoped would be desperate but even in utah. it was in arizona as it turned out once congress created the lines. after the civil war, payback time to arizona for trying to become a confederate state, and this triangle at the western end of the arizona colony god-given to nevada and became the triangle at the bottom of nevada. one of the reasons was called though, this important landing on the colorado river. you can see it today that you have to go under three to 400 feet of water. because the hoover dam on the colorado river created lake mead and call building right on that channel is at the bottom of lake mead. yes, sir? >> your book talks about the retro sessio

between clay and franklin.intermittent road closures throughout the area. ac transit delays. bart not stopping at 12th, use 19th or lake merritt. serious accident still traffic picked up a little past the scene south san francisco at grand four lanes blocked only right lane getting by. crews on the scene. serious injuries involved. to the airport if that is where you are headed you might want to take 280 to 380. quick look at your drive times, 580 central valley 101 there's that drive towards 92 and the carquinez bridge to the maze less than 20 minutes. mike here with your forecast. >>> some of the fog that is spilling out of the north bay valleys across the east bay shoreline visibility is worse up in the north bay quarter of a mile or less. on the east bay shore not bad, everything is reporting five miles or greater. 40s around novato, santa rosa, napa, fairfield, concord, mountain view, rest of us low to mid 50s. monterey bay and inland, -- today, mostly sunny and seasonal this dry pattern that developed ove

no incidents on 95 and 395 traveling between the beltway an14th street bridge. that's a check of your fox 5 on-time traffic. >>> the debt supercommittee is giving up after months of negotiations. the six republicans and six democrats say they failed to reach a deal on cutting over a trillion dollars from the budget. some on capitol hill are now suggesting finding a way around the automatic spending cuts that would hit every government agency. >> we're trying to undo these automatic spending cuts. my message to them is simple. no. i will veto any effort to get rid of those automatic spending cuts, domestic and defense spending. >> the commander in chief is absent. he needs to be leading in this. if he had told this debt committee that he wanted an agreement, we would have had one. >> the $1.2 trillion in automatic cuts are due to kick in in 2013. >>> stock markets around the world have been dropping sharply after the debt committee failure. in new york, the dow plummeted almost 250 points. european markets also fell and the selloff continues in asia. >>> earlier

is there a semblance between the two? i think it is there. we had given him a book, a catalog of the exhibition, showing the wonderful works of art in the show, including this one. he looked at this and fell in love with the objects in the show and came up with a fresh imbricate -- interpretation of what a maharajah is. this is only in detail of his great creation. not only did he increate fresh works of art, but work inspired by the works from the 300 years of indian culture, but also, through hands lens, in joining these treasures. we can also use his work as a way to encourage visitors to the museum. this is a very strategic corner. anyone coming out of the bart station, across indicted nations square, you come to this corner. we want to improve the way finding in the city center, to our museum, to enable the visitors to have an easier time. this is sanjay's work. today, we express our community power through parades, and demonstrations. this will help to to guide you to the asian art museum. we live in a historical district. we want to be

that is recognized for port properties between fisherman's wharf and china basin. at the time the plan was approved, the northern half of the waterfront was the place where most of the change was expected. there was an effort to be explicit about that. the peers between fisherman's wharf and china basin are in one of three existing special use districts. waterfront district number one contains all of our historic piers. number three contains all of the seawall lots. there are controls that recognize the public trust responsibilities. there is existing language in the code that also establishes a city waterfront design review process. the planning department, the mayor's office, the port all make appointees to the advisory committee that has reviewed all of the port projects to promulgate recommendations to balance the design objectives of the plan consistent with the policies of the city general plan and zoning map. that is a framework that exists now. the number of issues we have teased out are quite a few relative to the number of changes proposed. they deal with

sunday's incident has dealt a severe blow to the nation's between pakistan and was in afghanistan. police in germany have again dispersed activists with tear gas and. it's an attempt to you know rather trying you can waste from once since the train crossed the border protesters have thrown smoke bombs on the tracks and even the rails are going twenty thousand right police to ensure trains safe arrival at a store which was city center in germany. dozens of riot police were injured in the south korean capital clash with protesters angry to free trade agreement with us more than two thousand demonstrators marched in the center of so volatile resignation of the president they say the deal will favor the u.s. and korean workers aiming towards us through like a roommate is on tuesday afternoon approved by washington a month ago. a total failure of justice was the reaction of an israeli human rights group the recent decision by still here not to bring one of the world's most wanted nazi war criminals to trial as artie's exercise the reports it's just the basis criticism of the un's expats

when it comes to trade between the two countries now getting rid of this amendment is something that certainly could really improve trade relations not just for russia in the united states but the international community working with the countries for securing a reporter never honolulu so russia's access to the deluge here was central to discussions on the last day of the day after almost twenty years of warning a journey of a commission to finalize terms for a long awaited membership or he's proud to be a troubled look at what will change and russia's economy once and finally joints. the person on the street members should not be just something bill in the news but it will mean prices removing trade barriers between states increases competition prices will be imported goods and domestic companies also grow weaker with foreign markets opening up. the workers so these smugglers you can company you know looks like you win win situation the most recent project is the north stream pipeline should then for international markets will face very little competition. and this last seen march l

he also said that relations between the two countries has to take place as between two independent nations and that there had to be respect for afghan sovereignty. but he also stressed that a future security pact between the two countries was in the agreement of both nations. he said that if america met afghanistan's conditions, then it would be allowed to continue to have military bases here. he said that this would bring money to afghanistan and it would benefit the country because its forces would be trained by u.s. traps. but the agreement itself has been under discussion and, in fact, being argued about for more than nine months still. it's still not concluded, and hence, there's no draft for delegates at this assembly to even study. >> right. we've got all this talk about peace and partnership. indeed, a readiness perhaps even to discuss with insurgents how to move ahead, and yet, hanging over the whole loyal jirga, another taliban threat to attack. >> yes, that's right. the jirga is taking place under very tight security and under threat of taliban attack. the taliban say they belie

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stop the world from engaging in another war that a study released yesterday shows the wealth gap between a young and old americans has increased drastically but some say the results here are misleading and that could result in an intergenerational class war joshua holland is going to tell us his concerns and then the supreme court takes on a huge privacy case today do the feds have the right to track your vehicle with a g.p.s. device without a warrant we're going to talk about how this ruling fits into our world of ever increasing reliance on technology and farther reaching surveillance we're to have all that include a good dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. well it's another day of our big news in the world from the i reports increasing talk of bombing iran to italy's prime minister silvio berlusconi agreeing to resign to the u.n. reporting that the death toll in syria has reached thirty five hundred people a lot by wall street movement still gaining momentum across the u.s. and the supreme court tackling some of the biggest priva

embassy in burma between 1999 and 2002. now an analyst and consultant to think tanks and foundations. and tom malinowski, washington director of human rights watch, and a former state department and national security council staffer in the clinton administration. welcome to you both. priscilla clapp, let me begin with you, why this turn around on the part of the united states. i mean the u.s. has had myanmar in the deep freeze now for years and years. >> it's an attempt to respond to some very, very positive developments in myanmar that we have been calling for for decades. they're finally moving it in the direction that we have been asking for, reconciliation, particularly bringing the nld and-- . >> warner: the opposition party. >> the opposition party into the political fold. they have changed their party registration laws to make it possible now to remove the objections that the nld had to the party registration act. they can now participate in the elections that are coming up next month. they will be part of the politi

you know when sure noble occurred for instance it just highlighted the gulf between the party and and the truth and so it basically already you know six or seven months after glasnost started they were very difficult abates taking place within the politburo there were splits that already occurred and all of the subsequent debates kind of flowed out of what were the consequences of glasnost could it be controlled and so on and so the party died because they couldn't make this transition from a into a competitive. i would say marketplace of ideas well it's actually i mean let's look at the legitimacy issue because i think a lot of people agree with one of their what was the major point of legitimacy for the party because it looks like it went from communist ideals of lenin marx and engels and all that to it legitimizes rule because it won the second world war but decades later you can still keep saying well it's because we won the war that's why we want to have exclusive power i mean at a certain point you just can't keep playing that card over and over again. right there it's true that

really the still to renew euro between the e.u. would show just a little point drink. tea in germany. and had to argue dot com for more stories an eye catching video and here's a taste of what's online right now. the daily bloodshed in the kashmir conflict ruled by india but claimed by neighboring pakistan is leaving the women as the silent sufferers in a male dominated society. russia's black sea coast is attracting thousands of thrill seekers to right of ways to serve surfing becoming increasingly popular in the country often more had to r.t. dot com. the un atomic watchdog has released satellite images and letters this week that it says backs up its report suggesting iran is secretly developing nuclear weapons the u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton has called on to iran to answer the questions the report poses claiming it has a long history of deception but iran's chief adviser to the i.a.e.a. dismissed the agency's findings saying the material was fabricated by the u.s. and its allies it's all or t. that his country is as transparent as any can be dismissing t

thanks to a controversial extradition treaty between the two countries. those were our headlines of the hour up next peter lavelle and his gas discuss the end of the soviet communist party and how it triggered the collapse of the u.s.s.r. that's coming up next and cross-talk. will. review the latest in signs and signals from. the future. hello and welcome to cross talk i'm peter lavelle the party is finally over at least it was twenty years ago the end of the communist party of the soviet union was the final step before the collapse of the us that's all right so what are the parties positive and negative legacies could have it reformed itself and change the course of history. crossed out the end of the communist party of the soviet union i'm joined by ronald suny in ann ann arbor he is a professor of social and political history at the university of michigan in princeton we have mark bystander he is professor of politics at princeton university hi gentlemen this is cross-eyed to me you can jump in anytime you want mark if i can go to you first in princeto

more than forty arrested in oakland california work clashes erupted between riot squad officers and i was treated protesters with some reports saying police are firing tear gas and rubber bullets. the moscow says it doubts victor believes the verdict is a fair one and will pursued a return to russia as it was for high businessmen guilty of arms trafficking after his arrest in thailand. it's one pm in moscow i match reza good to have you with us here on r t our top story it's a shaky time for leaders of the world's twenty biggest economies were set to meet in a friend's euro zone trembling after greece's shock announcement that it's to hold a referendum on euro bailout plans are g.'s an eastern al gore's a slide in cannes for more hello and he says so what's going on in cannes and what's the mood there ahead of the summit. well leaders from the world's biggest economies have all gathered here in cannes are preparing for their main working session today which like you said is going to focus on bank euro crisis some of the world's emerging economies like russia brazil china maybe not so

police say he targeted women between 17 and 46. often entered their homes in the middle of the night. police say jackson currently lives on poll being street. >>> police and secret service on the hunt trying to track down a 21-year-old who could be a threat to president obama. he may have fired a bullet that struck a window at the white house last week. >> reporter: president obama visits australia, there is growing concern home about a threat to his safety. authorities say this man oscar ortega hernandez of idaho is mentally ill and may have deadly intentions. last night the secret service revealed that a bullet fired last friday on the washington mall less than 1,000 yards from the white house may have hit the president's home. after the incident authorities found this car containing an assault-style rifle and empty shell casings. the suspect fled police linked the car to or day go hernandez. >> this man dis-- discharged a rifle in downtown d.c.. i think that speaks volumes we need to speak with him to find out what he was thinki

relations between. the former chief is now said that he will agree to give up his presidential aspirations and instead act for the interim government how does he get on with the muslim brotherhood if they come to power in the dominating parliament what are the chances that they can work effectively with one another. i think you see poor political dealings. or to be held in the interest of the huge shame people. if the muslim brotherhood won. this election is these elections i think they will try to. present accepted. by them which will carry out with their. relations their program so if they see that mr bradbury which. was the. director of the international atomic energy agency is the best. place we need to talk so thanks for being on the line from cairo tonight appreciate it my pleasure. but it's not just egypt's fate to speak decided in cairo but syria's future as well arab league members have on sunday approved unprecedented economic sanctions against a mascot's over its crackdown on protesters the m

i'm going to focus on 880 between dixon landing road and 237. that construction was made worse because of the fog. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >> this morning a 1-year-old boy is clinging to life after being shot in the head overnight in oakla oakland. >> the baby is one of eight people injured. this morning the rapper connected to the shooting is speaking out. # we spoke to him a half hour ago. he's concerned about his cousin. his 1-year-old cousin. he has swelling of the brain. police say bullets were flying at that neighborhood at 6:30 in the 700 block of willow street in west oakland. we have a total of eight people shot, including the child. the boy's father is a rapper and was shooting the video. the cousin himself is a rapper. he does not believe he was a target at all, even though his fan was hit with bullets. he was in richmond recording studio at the time. now he's asking for the public's help. >> everybody is sad about the situation is that something like this could happen to a 1-year-old kid to be involved in this. he ain't