these sites will be all the time supervised by the international society. in person by walter. and any step for i don't know for new. construction for new mining for it has to be first discussed there and they have to propose ways to avoid the damage for. these are pretty sizable but it was a bill that's a possible jet mean. can you tell us what other need prominent sites historic cultural or natural will be added to this list soon what's under consideration. no i will say first of all about russian scientists and their lean appeal or zz with ac unique. very interesting. object of sight. be like the river larry right yes i'm on the river leads it's like pillars we stay along the. you know remember the flow is very interesting and we hope that it will be inscribed because it is really outstanding conversion value it belongs to the ms i was only ever out of. those problems only great great british story he has with the many. many signs of difference pieces and old species so it's very interesting and the other is first syrian army nation reaches not easy of course it is criminal

four when making a new lazy these international society especially the united nations should guarantee its absolute security and serbia should guarantee a good life and that's something that serbia avoided a bit and i will do my best over the serbs in kosovo can leave from their work without waiting for assistance and depending on the institutions of pristina you know because this would start the indirect recognition of loss of those independence of the us libya was a little bit of those use. of the cities in russia as well as in serbia you hear very often that the hague tried. you know it's unfair to the serbs do you plan to continue their cooperation with the tried be you know initiated by the democrat. does not have been the team leader who defended voice live show and i struggled against carla del ponte a for many years or even personally in strasbourg we had a very difficult conversation in the presence of many parliamentarians of the european council the hague tribunal will exist until the situation in the world changes people have been convicted their people are dying there but

european countries, the u.s., japan-- they also is a certain kind of liberalization in their internal society that china doesn't. so the question is will china be a new model or it will have to change itself? >> rose: okay, but are you saying in another way in order for china to achieve these economic objectives it has to have a liberalizing of its culture? >> that would be a good way of putting it. i wish i thought to put it that way 30 seconds ago. the reason that's worth stating as you have, if you were interviewing henry kissinger and others 40 years ago, they might have said as china prospers it will become more democratic. maybe kissinger wouldn't have said that but a lot would. it's not true. it has not become more democratic. >> rose: because the politicians are scared of losing control. >> yes, and people do have a better life there, compared when you and i first visited there in the 70 70s and 80s, it's a lot better place and more liberal, too. they didn't have to democracize to become this rich, but to get the next step of become actually rich do they have to become more liberal? >

there was a very vibrant international socialist society for college students started by jack london. a lot of college campuses about socialism. there was a lively press, some of our best journalism from that time period comes out of the socialist press journals like the masses out of greenwich village. socialism was much bigger than counting the votes, i think. >> today in congress, united states sen for bernie sanders of vermont a socialist. we talked to him abo debs' legacy. let's listen to a bit of wat he had to say. >> a lot of the ideas he of voe kated, talking about, when people get old, there should be social insurance and retirement benefits for them. that's what we call social security today. amazingly enough, in the year 2011, there are those same people that hated debs when he was alive that now want to destroy social security. he believed that health care was a right of all people. that battle continues today. i think it is fair to say many of the huge advances made during the '30s under president roosevelt, the great society under lyndon johnson and throughout, those wer

and the elections would also by the international arab and the civil society organizations in egypt i have my own reasons for the i understand what happened and. things were managed in the last few days but my concern is not this my concern is that the democratic opposition not to be. especially at this stage where we are just starting. so i am glad that things went that way to the been much better had they been in the race. in the second round but that is immaterial to the process itself and the preservation of the initiative towards the most the revolution failed the relation in your words it was supposed to achieve democracy why do you think it was unable to sustain itself. because of so many sticks and their mistakes were committed by all parties to the egyptian scene. where you cannot accuse one party of the but icing the mistakes the that evolution that you. it was it was subject to a hijacking from the very post but to the oneness of the goal which is to put an end to the form of the gene pulled everybody together it was not completely observed noticed understood that the force

the international committee of the red cross and red crescent societies have now said themselves that they think that that figure has gone up to about one point five million since that mission we have been negotiating with the syrian authorities to agree on a response plan in the areas that would be looked at and through whom would we get that aid to people on the ground we've made some progress we're getting food to about five hundred thousand people we have managed to get health and other supplies delivered to some people some through the authorities but from my own perspective it is still painfully slow there are lots of people who may need help and support and we need to get more people on the ground the syrian arab red crescent are doing a great job but their capacity is also being stretched everyone is trying to get aid into the country using them well as you mentioned do you first estimate. the number of people needing help has one million that was in early march that was in late march late march so april may in two months you just say it's it's one of the half million while so