e-waste in ghana is the title of the photograph.he honor was accepted from the berlin.first lady here inn stay tuned for "in depth" coming up next. do not go away. ♪ ♪ >> i would like a banana parfait. >> walnut. >> vanilla. >> the next time you eat out, help the 850 million people in the world who go hungry. ♪ >> welcome back. we continue our broadcast with the spirit of giving and what this means for the german economy. despite tough economic times and gloomy growth forecasts across the eurozone, and germans are out in strong numbers this holiday season, digging deep into their pockets and purchasing plenty of gifts for their loved ones. according to the numbers of two closely watched economic surveys here in the country, a german business and consumer cfidence is up and ended on a high note this year. of course this is good news, but in terms of actual shopping, that also means crowds of the department stores. those are likely to be bigger. one way to avoid that, however, is by checking out deals online. >> christmas is coming, a

and pakistan as unstable as ever in order to keep the warring of ghana stand running nato relies more on its other major supply route coming from the north. here it is the north and distribution network you see all these blue lines and here is the route that pakistan shut down now the northern supply network with thought it was. so greed to provide his territory and airspace for transit of non-lethal supplies to nato troops in afghanistan it proved to be a very reliable route more reliable than pakistan now it accounts for half of nato as non-lethal supplies and trucks railroads and by air supplies travel through russian territory from europe and from russia's far east all the way to afghanistan and the reliance on this route is set to expand in the last three years russia's cooperation on of ganesan is being key to need to offer a chanst thank you sit down with professor michael lee hans who stressed he was speaking in a personal capacity the u.s. has a very tenuous kind of placement. afghanistan and it is highly vulnerable it's highly vulnerable. pakistanis but it's more vulnerable

back talks on the future of ghana stand further up winding their ripped open by deadly nato airstrike on pakistan's border. and to europe holds its breath as merkel and sarkozy try to brew up a cure for the walks financial agony while the people continue to protest against austerity. has been one of the most hands weeks yet in iran's continuing drama as western nations unleash more sanctions and greater restrictions and even more rhetoric on the middle east nation it all began with britain's decision to levy fresh measures against iran as punishment for what israel and others believed to be a covert nuclear program that sparked outrage among the iranian public anger students stormed the british amnesty into iran u.k.'s reaction was to shut down its diplomatic mission along with other e.u. nations and some twenty four raney and diplomats were expelled from london they returned home as heroes the u.s. is hasn't been quiet on the issue either with washington preparing its own quickly sanctions against iran's central bank but political analyst chris bambery believes provoking these lawmak

. >> yup, this is the amputee football champs, football, i mean soccer, this is in ghana. and this is amputee teams from across africa came together for the african cups of nations for amputee football players. >> that's incredible. these guys would kick my tail on the pitch. >> with two legs. >> me, too. they're like fast, they've got crutches and they're moving out. >> they're not messing around. they're very, very talented and this is the african cup, you guys, which means there's a world cup that they're trying to get to. it's the tiny 12 amputee football world cup, taking place in iran. and that's what these two teams are duking out for a spot on the world cup. i would like to see you two -- >> oh, my god. if they made a team with me and nick and all the camera guys, we would get killed. we would get smoked. >> this game was between liberia and ghana and liberia won the spot in the 2012 world cup. >> good for you guys, that's awesome. >>> i've got a youtube video for you that you could call a bit of a social experiment. a guy takes a baby stroller to the streets of ne

chile se debe preparar para el próximo partido amistoso que cada frente a la selección africana de ghanas muchachos del terreno de juego. - no son información un poco más agradable, teniendo en cuenta que la navidad está a la vuelta de la esquina, en argentina, atención, el ex futbolista ariel se retiró del fútbol para donar un riñón a su hija, él dice que acaba de convertir el gol más importante de su carrera, el ex volante del ferrocarril oeste y del grado de córdoba 15 días atrás a raíz de un problema renal que parecía una de sus hijas decidió retirarse definitivamente de las canchas para entonar el riñón a su hija, disipó y la veo republicana y explota el corazón, aseguró el deportista. noticia espectacular. >> sulema: muy linda para cerrar el noticiero. pero antes vamos con carolina. >> carolina: para esta noche las condiciones climáticas: tendremos probabilidades de lluvia en la región, mientras mañana continuamos con temperaturas de 55, mínima de 34. sábado cielos parcialmente nublados mientras el domingo 30% de lluvia, al sur de la región con mínima de 33. lunes y martes y los nu

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so when we came back from ghana with that idea we were already using the platform.y, every tuesday at 12:00 noon you find a christian woman in her room and they call the to the upper room from 2002 until today, 12:00 noon every tuesday. even if it is one person someone is they're paying for that piece of liberia and declared fast now. and the peace network is back praying for peace now as we speak. >> it was at this juncture that your work started becoming a strategic. >> more strategic, yes. >> what i felt so compelling is that as women and muslim christians are coming together you look to the book of esther and say something about that if you will. >> when we decided to protest, liberia like any other place even here had been divided on social lines status, ideological, everything. and you could not mobilize a group of people to work for peace because everyone in one community was a hero to his people. so it was difficult to get anyone so when we brought these women together the fact the first thing we had to do was move beyond religion, ethnicity, ideological or

without reply against the latvians the under twenty's world championships in calgary russian skipper if ghana fitness of the start of form with a hat trick and six assists this is the third win in a row for the russians after victories against switzerland answer vaca and i only group a and short of a place in the last. one of and in twenty eleven the world of hockey will never forget is the tragic ad as us that they killed the entire locomotive jaroslav or taint the club currently rebuilding and intend to compete in a cage shell next season we wish now every success and as the year draws to an end we would also like to pay a final tribute. and the tribute brings us to the end of the sport for the moment the weather is coming up next here on out to. the shows that so much and a lot of people at my area will that little word play difference between mulcher was still two thousand and eleven the world changed in ways hardly anyone could expect that we witnessed the rise of people power on it. t. the gold. to us. oil. egypt's ruling generals are accused of terror and his rights and staged against.

to corporate weasel that our government international community in order to stabilize not only our ghana's them in their regional as a whole but this recent events to us friendly fire in pakistan and the recent bombings there really playing in the hands of those who want americans to stay in afghanistan can the rich change their mind or thought and who would really benefit from it nor would they will benefit from from. these. americans. aligning to. a lot of a strong person but not all of them. transition process c in their mind doesn't include all the forests or. the face to leave our government we know about plans of americans to establish autumn and tame but that will say a number of military bases around this time we spread substantial force us deployed didn't. that that's a question for us and the russian government of all for russian pres the foreign minister many times to made these points about we want to have about transparent picture. for all these military bases there what impact will those military bases have on russian position in the region but first of all any foreign milita

they found the stash in the lining of a suit eye case amount traveler from ghana was arrested. the heroine was headed for new york. >>> a surprise in the jerry sandusky case. he waived his right to a preliminary hearing and the charges he sexually abused young boys while the coach at penn state. it means where's one 10 closer to trial but the attorney said it's a tactical move. >> we would have heard a recitation of the allegations without realist -- realistically being able to cross-examine the witnesses who testified as to their credible. as all of you know, credibility is going to be the many factor in this case. >> fox 5s paul wagner was in pennsylvania for the hearing. paul, the strange tactical move, isn't it? they report usually criminal defends trying to slow things down, not speed things up? >> it's a strange move, brian, but not unexpected, to be honest with you. because a lot of times these preliminary hearings are waived. but, if you look at it from joe amandola's point of view, he succeeded this was a shrewd move on his part. instead of us talking about all of the

western community at the same conference ten years ago and really the same western eighty two towards ghana stand completely unchanged the future for afghanistan remains very bleak until afghan society will put forward the real leader not just a western puppet but a real fighter who has something to offer to die for afghanistan. and there are lots more for you on our website r t v dot com so dive into history on this day thirty six years ago the inventor of the hydrogen bomb at a courageous fire for human rights in the soviet union under won the nobel peace prize. also online a glance av the red moon stargazers across the world you're out for the last total lunar eclipse years party reports online. it's all designed to keep you close in your own small world as a prison. you know you leave somebody in there for a couple hours like in a stress positions. you have this fear of the unknown in this stress sort of building and. i've seen interrogations go on ten twelve hours they chose songs i remember from marilyn manson the metallica slayer the two songs would be angel of death and raining bloo

contributor says washington needs to work hard not to completely lose all possibility of trust of ghana stand as a did in pakistan we have the political will the us military preponderance in afghanistan hasn't achieved any decisive victory nor it has managed to reverse the momentum to retake the initiative from going to work and their associates neither you know afghanistan nor across the border in pakistan their western alliance attempt to attain a breakthrough to reconcile with the irreconcilables you know afghanistan and pakistan hasn't achieved any tangible or long term results and just as was predicted the american replica of your i.q. surge in afghanistan hasn't impressed the military opposition to ever going to government neither in pakistan nor you know afghanistan in the minus another year one hundred plus billion dollars the united states hasn't won afghanistan but it definitely has lost pakistani cooperation. and the new year is a strong incentive for people to start something new and say goodbye to the old today artie's very own new york resident laurie harshness asks people

this followed his infamous game saving handball on the goal line for europe why in extra time against ghana during last year's world cup quarter final which he was sent off to his country went through to the last for the striker has scored eleven goals in twenty nine appearances so far for the reds. those where the world player of the year shortlist has been reduced to three with little message christiane are now though the top contenders for fifth as ballon d'or messi won the inaugural award last year after features world player of the year gong is merged with french football's pandolfo and he's the favorite again over the past year the argentina star has scored fifty three goals in all competitions for barcelona teammates is why he regarded as one of the best midfielders in the game and playing third last year and the you before while madrid linchpin are now though white pricing has netted fifty three goals the portugal that won the ballon d'or three years ago while playing for manchester united the witness will be announced on january the knights. has called off his next title defense af

backed conference on the future of ghana stan next week the decision was just want to islamabad reactions to a recent nato air strike that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers the air raid brought already tense relations between the u.s. and pakistan to a new low nato supply routes through pakistan. shut off amazon about official said there can be no business as usual with washington until it makes a man's and wins back the people's trust terrorism analyst hillary says it's just the beginning and we'll see a full scale clash between u.s. and pakistani interests in the near future. i think that both the united states and pakistan have this very strange relationship that they need each other and that probably before it absolutely ruptures there will be some concessions but you know the the united states is planning to leave by two thousand and fourteen all its troops there what will be left behind pakistan is determined to have a force in kabul that actually pakistan wants to support it in other words for similar to the taliban that is pressure to the base this is quite opposed to anything

a suicide bombing during a funeral in northeast of ghana's and has left thirteen people dead including a member of parliament the bomber detonated his explosive filled vest as mourners began to leave the church it is thought that m.p. was the top of the m.p. was a target and the taliban has targeted prominent political figures in afghanistan throughout the year. and in yemen tens of thousands of demonstrators have gathered in the country's capital to voice their anger at the deaths of anti-government protesters and security forces had opened fire on the preschool protesters on saturday killing about thirteen people but that led demonstrations to swell calling for vice president that country's vice president to quit for failing to arrest the killers and the weekend violence prompted president sali to val to leave the country yet again he's already signed a deal to end his decades long rule in february. now r.t. is remembering the ten the key events of twenty eleven today which went to japan's massive earthquake and tsunami that killed nearly ten thousand people and also caused a series

deadly nato air raid on a pakistani border post pakistan shut down a vital alliance supply route have ghana'sdown in response to the helicopter strike that killed twenty four but soldiers the incident described by a top pakistani officer as a deliberate act of aggression triggered anti-american protests across the country and some experts predict the troubled relations will get wise as the u.s. withdrawal from afghanistan draws closer. i think should both the united states and pakistan have this very strange relationship that they need each other and that probably before it absolutely ruptures there will be some concessions but you know the the united states is planning to leave by two thousand and fourteen all its troops there what will be left behind pakistan is determined to have a force in kabul that actually pakistan wants to support it in other words for similar to the taliban that is pressure to the base this is quite opposed to anything that the west wants so i think that the next two years are going to be fascinating when you've got two wholly different dynamics unfolding there. that

twenty four pakistani soldiers islamic bought cut off one of the alliances major supply routes two of ghana's stand i would like to extend my most sincere condolences. to pakistan washington's condolences were not enough to repeated incursions by the u.s. military in pakistan really left no choice and also the humiliation that the pakistani military faced in front of its own soldiers and the pakistani people left no choice before the government this time but to cut off the supply line good relations between the u.s. and pakistan as unstable as ever in order to keep the war in afghanistan running nato relies more on its other major supply route coming from the north. here it is the northern distribution network you see all these blue lines and here is the route that pakistan shut down now the northern supply network was started when russia agreed to provide his territory and air space for transit of not only thought supplies to nato troops in afghanistan it proved to be a very reliable route more reliable than pakistan now it accounts for half of nato as non-lethal supplies on trucks railroads

backed conference on the future of ghana stand next week the decision was just one of islam of odds reactions to a recent nato air strike that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers the air raid brought already tense relations between the u.s. and pakistan to a new low nato supply routes through pakistan were shut off and officials in islamabad said washington must make a man's for its mistakes and win back the people's trust political analyst she says the u.s. fails to acknowledge pakistan's wild role in afghanistan. bucks any interest will have to be respected of parks and is to participate in take part in any efforts to stabilize of going to and let me just remind you books that has played a major role as you know in the beginning of the war we're talking ten years ago. in our first peace efforts that led to the formation of the government that is headed know the president hamid karzai there's no way that you can have the operation of a country if you will not take that country's interests along unfortunately the international coalition led by the united states and abroad has done has faile

headlines for you right now our first story a suicide bombing during a funeral in the northeast part of ghana stan has left twenty two dead including a member of parliament the bomber had detonated his explosive filled vest as mourners began to leave the church it's thought that the m.p. was the target the taliban had sought to kill prominent political figures throughout the past year. tens of thousands of demonstrators have gathered in yemen's capital to voice their anger at the deaths of anti-government protesters security forces had opened fire on peaceful protesters on saturday killing about thirteen people but that led demonstrations to swell calling from vice president for calling for the vice president to quit for failing to arrest the killers the violence prompted president saleh to valid to leave the country he's already signed a deal to end his decades long rule in february. and a south korean delegation has been allowed into north korea to mourn the leader of the late leader of the death of the late leader kim jong il a former south korean first lady and the head of the carmaker hy

game in afghanistan but when it is an international conference that is deciding on the future of five ghana stan then he just walks away with from that and i think that this just a militia pakistan's role in the end game in afghanistan so it's not good for pakistan itself robert what has the americans learned anything from this event here because really we got a lot of different versions of what happened out of the pentagon and in the state department in they'll be an investigational that i mean is there a learning curve here or are we just all agreed with this could be us in pakistan or just go from one bad experience to another until there's some kind of critical mass two thousand and fourteen what american withdrawal or we're just going to continue seeing these things. well i'm not sure that a resolution if there can be one of this cross border incident is really going to be all that important i don't think the pakistanis at the end of the day are going to be satisfied with any of the americans explanations that they they simply will believe what they want to believe i mean i don't have

wants pakistan to share a map of its facilities on the border without ghana with afghanistan to avoid incident like the nato airstrike that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers last month this follows a u.s. report that includes both that concludes both sides should shoulder the blame for the deadly attack our military contributor says washington may be trying to offload responsibility for its mistakes. their results of the investigation regarding the u.s. unfortunate raid across the evident pakistani border were neither conclusive for the u.s. military on the ground nor for the pakistani army in fact that pakistani military flatly denied their results in effect that pakistan a reaction to that pentagon investigation was totally predictable the pentagon announcement states that the u.s. forces involved in these baleful accident acted in self defense and to be the appropriate use of force after being fired upon these particular awardee is a noteworthy attempt to exonerate the u.s. chain of command for taking such an they were in is an baleful decision and tacitly shift the blame to th

western community at the same conference ten years ago and really the same western eighty two towards ghana stand completely unchanged the future for afghanistan remains very bleak until afghan society will put forward the real leader not just a western puppet but a real fighter who has something to offer to die for afghanistan. and there's lots more for you on our website r.t. dot com dive into history on this day thirty six years ago a mentor of the hydrogen bomb and a courageous fighter for human rights in the soviet union and resigned her won the nobel peace prize. also online a glance of the red moon stargazers across the world gear up for the last total lunar eclipse and nearest r.t. reports online. these grants nutritious and delicious products on the price of healthy eating. we need to test these three times as city allergenicity immune response lower nutrition and for environmental contamination don't you feel like a lab brought some consider the experiment to use human treatment freddy i had the significant differences be to be the g.m. fair that they both at the g.m. tried that b

and international conference on stability ghana stands promised continued support to kabul after the planned withdrawal of nato troops in two thousand and fourteen at a meeting in germany world powers pledged to provide financial aid to the afghan government up top twenty twenty four when it's hoped the country will be economically self-sustaining the gathering was boycotted though by pakistan viewed as a key player in restoring peace in the region is all about refused to send envoys in protest over a u.s. airstrike two weeks ago that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers but also continues blocking nato supplies to afghanistan and the u.s. has been forced to vacate an air base used to launch a drone attacks on holiday in a columnist at foreign policy in focus magazine thanks washington's role in the region. it may be reckless and dangerous. the attack itself it's hard to see that as an accident because of the way that it took place and then the response of washington afterwards i think what's happened is that the united states has made some decisions about its strategy in the region

first one happened exactly ten years ago back then the delegates were working on the rebuilding of ghana stand we storing peace in the country building democratic institutions and so on and unfortunately ten years later some of these issues still remain and probably one of the most troubling ones is still security especially in light of the alliance's plans to start pulling its forces out in twenty fourteen it's widely believed that afghanistan on its own can provide security and ganesan in general is still very complicated there is the taliban threat the drug trafficking very poor living conditions for the locals who are also increasingly tired and often even angered by foreign military presence pakistan is a very important country in the region is the key partner of washington or at least it used to be it's also right there next to afghanistan and it's not taking part in this conference after an attack by the allied forces on its military post on the pakistani afghani border it's suspended the transit of supplies for the airlines through its territory this ports washington in a really

now this has been a big week for of ghana stan as delegates from key countries gathered in germany to decide the nation's fate the conference pledged financial support for the violence ridden country until foreign forces are fully was drawn by twenty twenty four russian foreign minister sergey lavrov said all foreign troops should be moved out of afghanistan ten years earlier than that as was initially planned but neighbor pakistan crucial to the reasons future boycotted the meeting in protest and apparently errant u.s. airstrike that killed twenty four pakistani soldiers spied that former afghan m.p. daoud sultanzoy says kumble is optimistic about its diplomatic future. understanding needs russia's friendship but there's no doubt about that we need to cooperate with each other we live in the same region but at the same time up on the stand is also in a predatory neighborhood. some of the problems that we are facing will affect russia in the short term and in the long term the terrorism extremism and drugs these are all problems that are. threatening both nations so i hope that that i

base represents the shortest and the most efficient route to deliver you supplies and servicemen into ghana stan nickname big gateway to how it's the last safe start on the way to combat but for the residents here getting rid of the base is a battle in its own right the new kinds of things we are going america has so many enemies it's for wars in afghanistan iraq and libya part of its enemies want to attack us smiling. one former kid is pressed then stand there americans and the vixen notice only to negotiate at st paul police increase a few months later the following year record hundred but he was ousted from office on allegations of corruption related to payments from the us based mistrust and even his delight to between the locals and u.s. troops abroad are hardly anything new many countries are hosting american bases despite sometimes very strong objections of the indigenous population but here in kyrgyzstan they are. so politically charged that it has already shown the power of making a great king once presidency yet america's presence in the region has its legal benefits to military g

and the reliance on this route is set to expand in the last three years russia's cooperation on of ghana sent has been key to nato operations there. i sat down with professor michael lee haas who stressed he was speaking in a personal capacity the u.s. has a very tenuous kind of placement. afghanistan and it is highly vulnerable it's highly vulnerable. pakistanis but it's more vulnerable to russia i mean if russia were to withdraw its permission for us to use of surveillance we would be in a very difficult position in afghanistan the northern supply now work could now be in danger because of a failure in diplomacy moscow says because washington turned down all of its proposals on the missile defense issue russia might have to resort to other arguments including its cooperation with nato on afghanistan that. there are processes which are critically important for russia which are about russia's national security one of them is nato expansion into russian borders and the fact that washington goes ahead with a robust missile shield program in europe without taking into consideration russia's

so when we came back from ghana with that idea we were already using the platform.2 until today, every tuesday at 12:00 noon you find a christian woman in her room and they call the to the upper room from 2002 until today, 12:00 noon every tuesday. even if it is one person someone is they're paying for that piece of liberia and declared fast now. and the peace network is back praying for peace now as we speak. >> it was at this juncture that your work started becoming a strategic. >> more strategic, yes. >> what i felt so compelling is that as women and muslim christians are coming together you look to the book of esther and say something about that if you will. >> when we decided to protest, liberia like any other place even here had been divided on social lines status, ideological, everything. and you could not mobilize a group of people to work for peace because everyone in one community was a hero to his people. so it was difficult to get anyone so when we brought these women together the fact the first thing we had to do was move beyond religion, ethnicity, ide

so when we came back from ghana with that idea we were already using the platform. so today from 2002 until today, every tuesday at 12:00 noon you find a christian woman in her room and they call the to the upper room from 2002 until today, 12:00 noon every tuesday. even if it is one person someone is they're paying for that piece of liberia and declared fast now. and the peace network is back praying for peace now as we speak. >> it was at this juncture that your work started becoming a strategic. >> more strategic, yes. >> what i felt so compelling is that as women and muslim christians are coming together you look to the book of esther and say something about that if you will. >> when we decided to protest, liberia like any other place even here had been divided on social lines status, ideological, everything. and you could not mobilize a group of people to work for peace because everyone in one community was a hero to his people. so it was difficult to get anyone so when we brought these women together the fact the first thing we had to do was move beyond religi

favorite gift is gift of child sponsorship it is $35 a month i sponsored my first child last year in ghanaery month i give $35 to help him and his community,. >>> for me such a small gift from you but so huge for him, mindy what an inspiring message maybe we will give a goat could we give a goat. >> i would love to do that. >> we have more information about this, world vision.org the website but go to myfoxdc.com we will hook you up, or link you to their website you can get more information. thank you for coming in, and gertrude we will get you something to eat. >> what do they eat. >> i don't know. >> she was eyeballing the tree. >> thank you. >> merry christmas. >> the little theatre of alexandria is ringing in the holiday season with the classic story of ebenezer scrooge. annie is getting a sneak peek. >> reporter: good morning tony and alison. so we are still here at the grill at morrison house here in historic old town one of the greatest things about this area, is that there is so much to do including visiting the little theatre of alexandria they join me now rachel alberts good morn

ghana to gain information on them obviously this led to the death of an innocent man. >> bill: let's try to get more specific. you have a guy deported twice. kicked out of the country twice. comes back in obviously. the authorities in texas and dallas say he sexually assaulted his girlfriend or whatever. they arrest him. serious charge. big felon, right. >> very serious charge. >> bill: is he in jail. so the fbi, the largest federal criminal agency intervenes, asks homeland security, we need to get this out which overrides the dollars authorities. i guess the ada in dallas boo coo have resisted but he didn't. they put gaona out. a short time later he kills the father of the 8-year-old. what would make gaona that valuable that the fbi would allow a guy who has got a sexual assault felony beef and deported twice on out on the street. >> he was arrested for driving unauthorized vehicle this isn't explained full lie either by the law enforcement officials that i have been speaking with. look, this was a major case. this was a major case against a major drug cartel. and all these agencies

they found the heroin stashed in the lining of a suitcase and arrested a traveler from ghana.tigators say the heroin was headed for new york. >>> it is the law in the district of columbia that everyone must recycle, but are city inspectors going too far enforcing that law? tonight we're learning about one rather smelly case from a district resident who has been fined thousands of dollars for not recycling shredded newspapers she puts in her cat's litter box. fox 5's matt ackland has this one. reporter: several times a week patricia white shreds old newspapers and junk mail to use as a replace. for store bought cat litter. patricia believes it's better for the environment. >> i'm actually trying to do something really good for the environment by using the shredded paper in the cat box and then i get fined for it. reporter: eight times patricia has been fined more than $2,000 in total every total, all for placing the soiled paper inside her trash instead of the recycling bin. when patricia spoke to the trash inspector who wrote her the tickets, she says the inspector admitted to