when we talk about establishing the balkan task force we knew the complexity of the issues in the balkans were virtually unprecedented or most of our experience. this is going to be a tough road to hoe. so we wanted to simple by the relationship with the policy committee. so we wanted, if you make a telephone call where you need a service right away, you call, you get that nice electronic lady who tells you, we will give you six options and you pick one and then six or seven buttons you push that may or may not get health. we wanted to eliminate that and make it personal. so that a person could call the balkan task force and get a response. we discovered the effect within the intelligence community was that our analyst became much more aware of the mission that the policymakers at. the broad issues that they had to cover beyond the kind of narrow disciplines that these folks came from, and it was really a delight to watch on the collection side where a policymaker would have a critical issue where they need help from a technical collector, and one of our balkan task force folks could actu

marcus and maize balkans them dominate the act was the act and desist. this is what we don't want to make. that's why in the game that people in the queue for the princeton to sign the unclean lips before the auction. hard to teach them of the liturgy of the members said that the bac is not science of guns under the state's crisis. moncton borrow you who might have on his own mind on the whole lot of us all about the time to toss in some hours from my problems inside the city can bottle up on this promise some of the responders to polka band. most of the home of the spots open to the seaside the superdome. on the spot market in the countryside. was i putting too much of a woman who bought these as the coconut cents. bodyguard i was recently got about six p lucky that got me back to the sea project in the northern province of body out. we have a ripple the dotted line is stepping up attacks on the hook days ahead of presidential elections due in a pinch when t for teen fattening security concerns as forty troops today to withdraw from the country by the e

academy the academy prepares young journalists in south sudan and other african countries in the balkan region regularly since two thousand seven hundred favor much to drink and joining us this could be back in berlin. you mentioned before we went on there that you're shooting in the neighborhood at the hotel you are out and tube up the soldiers were in the hotel is the capital secure. during daytime to lowe's for the tpc of the most because most of the flies were going on during the night. but the progress he is of the new teams in the already stopped it and who really make sure that this gorgeous with all of the all of us to captain the future. to experience its ruins uses to adjustments in koala hotel unprotected to it i'll toss friendship a full with this stuff isn't fooled need to up to christmas come over to continue its biscuits although control of the mold is on the street dancing to an angel of the people are really really big problems can result the attack yesterday on a un compound is a real escalation. you know is there an absence of dialogue right now and in what could be h

magazine politics first and a commentator on russian and balkan affairs mr marcus papadopoulos it's great to see you today. saturday all right as we know the level of kiev straight with the u.s. pretty much the same as it has with russia so it won't actually pushes key of towards russia that. officially speak in ukraine hasn't decided with whom it's going to sign an agreement with the european union or the customer or the customs union of russia kazakstan and deloris this whole issue concerning ukraine is a very shallow instore very fluid story and i think we should expect to see an official decision in the forseeable future but i think it's very important to view the whole discussion concerning ukraine in its correct historical context because we're not actually seen that in the west going by western politicians and the western mainstream media what we have is the population of ukraine who want to break away from gratia forma oppressive colonial masters and war they seek is freedom and that freedom they will finds in the european union now that makes a very good romantic hollywood's bloc

thus president brought all my snowmen aide to senate of mike's balkans as the new us ambassador to china to her replace got real old was stabbed out of the max jack might go take an einstein to a washington spoke at it to the vice president for studies and come again and damage to international peace on what issues the balkans. many thanks. looking at this period in the relationship between the united states and china li read you something from a global times co entry talking about the role of ambassadors in china it said the individual influence on the spot actual time is limited to break through in vitro process was absent from sino us relations. it needs to be included with an extent that this agenda he agreed well i agree that for every ambassador soprano establish a relationship of trust of the gaps between the us and china the mis perceptions the cultural differences are such that this process can be with us a long time. if the ambassador and merrill those caps a little bit this time there will be a plus but that's not the measure of his performance in honor of his performance will

on the other the difference with the balkans. he is like bill clinton or not politically he was a global leader at the time. and the way he brokered by what happened first the dollar's turbulent cost of oil was in my opinion of a brilliant piece of global statesmanship in the application of of of power in a region of military might that we know where it needed to be i don't she said jets and sent the first century israel course the oscars was just saying it would be the art of doing well which was followed up with ground troops. remember there were okay for boys what they were well over ten thousand over ten thousand they were peacekeeping they were there with the sleepy there were a peacekeeping force. but there was a lot of special ops on the ground during a bombing in it during those days of bombing quite a few special ops leadership lacking right now. we are where we're going to take a break will pick up stay with us much more to come here looking at the world this year i asked him to. off. it seems. i do. the school close th

a balkanization of the country of all these various groups and you overlay that in the sense that the way people get their information and how they perform that function. differente so many ways people get their news that them watchery few of the nightly news. they may have their particular cable news network that they prefer and it is pretty obvious. outlets tend to have their own point of view and have their own story line that they pursue. combine the fact that they don't get together or socialize with geometric development of these interest groups and the balkanization of our whole media -- does that thing get better? committed ultimately will prevail, even against these almost insurmountable objectives. and kids of other members say that does not happen. the last plane possible and the first plane out. talking to people, i see somebody up at the chair presiding. it is just dramatically different. to add on to the congressman's persuasive list of that one offactors the challenges is the nature of our nomination process? >> it reflects what people think in the district. that is ref

the funding gap when i was in a city of london life imprisonment by the balkans to view the intensity of this year the battle of its haven't started them from yesterday diablo two. started the process of and often do today so they have that everybody thinks that the eye of the nation thinks that it is the stabbing. why didn't all five of being blogging the aztecs off of the crime so on bond with this his forehead. so as the prosecutor of this in the master of time spent with those. i'm a very out of it but the committee. we think that we have donned the process and the top crust is ready and go to betty. oh well fitted and although we have. we have followed the international stage it's all goes the six of those sections in the act and also that goofy and i rupees. um we have the corresponding matching to the icc pr. so of those um having having lot of questions above the fairness of the getting there. then as we can say that you do as an open trial and also the mess not winning the mass no observers and the morgan forty seven is the national and international be aware of is that havin

it stretched to the balkans. he was the heir to the huge umpire, his uncle, the emperor was getting old. likely that he was going inherit soon. his wife was a con tess, and this caused trouble because she wasn't seen as grand enough to marry a happensburg. she was allowed to marry him but the children would never be allowed to inherit and she wasn't given the honors as an arch duchess. they both died together. >> put a picture on the screen of the man who killed the two people. how do you pronounce his name? >> who is he? >> he's a young boy from the country bosnia. passionate nationalist. i think we see him in a number of countries today who had come out of rural societies. come out of the cities, the whole area unsettling for him. he had become a nationalist committed to building a greater serbia. he was ring leader of a plot to assassinate the arch duke. in the end, he was the man to pull the trigger. >> any idea how old he was? >> 17. >> since he was underage, they couldn't execute him. there are laws that sa

it's really plans which made clear the balkanization of surrounding countries in particular in iraq if we go to zero did you know plan for israel in the one nine hundred eighty s. it lays out very clearly a strategy of destabilizing all of the surrounding areas of israel this includes syria lebanon jordan iraq and even egypt and saudi arabia and this long term goal is part of the greater israel project so in terms of the sectarian divide you see happening in iraq today it's actually all part of a very well designed plan to try and secure the goal this fantasy goal of the greater israel project ok why would israel benefits from an unstable middle east and stable arab nations because what we see that this instability actually is followed by a fundamental islam. and people who are lonely or if there are either they're replaced by fundamentalist powers or there's just more sectarian violence that grows yes and it would seem on the surface from a sane point of view that everything is going wrong but in fact when you fracture a country along sectarian divide divide ultimately we can the coun

democratic society over the past decade, said european officials in july this year when they welcomed the balkan country is the newest member of the eu. today, the debate in croatia is marked by opened dialogue rather than rigid ideology. take the country's leaders -- croatia is mainly catholic, but the president called himself agnostic, and the prime minister is a declared atheist. that has left the catholic church struggling to maintain its influence. >> every morning, people gather at stonegate in zagreb. the medieval structure survived the great fire in 18th century and today has become a shrine, a magnet or catholics wanting to pray. many pray for healing and later hang up plaques thanking the virgin mary. croatia is a deeply catholic country, and the church plays a key role in society. 90% of the population describe themselves as catholic, but the church's political influence has waned in recent times. after a series of corruption scandals, croatian now has a central left government that has pledged to modernize croatian society. >> for me, they are traitors. at this point, i can openly sa

turkey over the weekend, you saw pretty significant totals here in the northern portions of the balka balkans. high pressure dominating western europe, and that's the big topic out here. decent weather, but that high is going to buffet a low pressure area towards the north. so what we're seeing is persistent gusty winds across much of scotland, heavy rain showers, and you've got the snowfall into the scandinavian peninsula. warm and sunny to the west, to the east, cold and snowfall on your monday. that's a look at your world weather. here's your extended forecast. >>> and finally, people crowded into a shrine near tokyo to watch a dramatic race to the top. the ritual dates back more than two centuries and involves horses, hunters, and firearms. about 40 hunters fired blank shots along the approach to the shrine. they tried to scare two sacred horses up the steps, a 50-meter climb. people say if the animals get to the top, it's a promising sign for safe hunting and a good harvest. and this year, some horses made it. >> translator: i think good things will happen next year, as it's the year of

in addition using the technology a full cycle balkan and storage companies are able to reduce their costs by more than fifty per cent. but that is that these documents are stored inside the company. these necessary to purchase special archival shells employed person who will be supervising company archives and when premises for the start time is approaching. cost includes both private investment and funds attracted with the help of dumb phone is the money attracted by the fund which is experiencing gap is expected that the payback period of the project will be about three years the difference is in the midst of countries that we have purchased the german franchise and their teaching is this post is this too is we have also purchased an industrial paper disintegrate before trading on the mosaic like to see him during one is yours to visit places of the project's implementation of the wall. we are interested in the targeted use of state funds and creating new jobs. will the kremlin cuteness. during the first nine months of twenty thirteen the regional branch of them entrepreneurship develop

fix this i see in the pasta kate's that european officials in july this year when they welcome the balkan country as the new misty human. today the political debate in croatia is not by open dialogue rather than rigid ideology. take the country's leaders. crazy i mean he can play spot the president calls and celtic knot stake in the primates that is a declared atheist. left the catholic side struggling to maintain its influence every morning people gather to come and eat of course don't be in zagreb the medieval structures survive zagreb street fighter in the eighteenth century today it's become a shrine a magnet for catholics wanted to pray. many prayers for healing. later i know my spanking new virgin mary. we should use a deeply catholic country. the church plays a key role in society. ninety percent of population describe themselves as catholic. but the church's political influence has waned in recent times. after a series of corruption scandals among conservatives fruition known as a center left government. its pledge to modernize relief society people like thomas to which a priest i

and there's just too many balkanization. one is availability and the other is the efficiency of delivering that service and that's where things have fallen down. the ability to get a cab, any cab in the city potentially through a taxi app is essential, an essential tool now in terms of competition. but i do have to say that i do have problems with this contract and it has to do with the extent and the scope of the information that would be collected and gathered by the government, you know, very, very detailed information on every taxi ride, every tax trip, every taxi shift, and i just think that this information is not something that should be residing in government hands but can be gotten from cab companies for the purposes that it's needed. thank you. >> mariana fotio >> thank you for pronouncing my name correctly. forgive me. actually i'm an independent cab driver for over 20 years. and everything i heard actually i am surprised. you consider philly, look at what happened, you don't have to hear anybody, just look at the

new psyches coming artist makes his living in one of the most beautiful conservation areas in the balkans. the astros river delta is home to countless real bird species but it's also part of the border between greece and turkey. it's the dangers transit zone for people fleeing to europe. yet what the pool. welcome to the masses today. these are remnants of the boat refugees use to try to come over from the other side. the gifted young apparently the weather was bad and the people drown only the vote remains below there's a headdress river and beyond that is turkey but also to the orders just fifty meters wide. he had been burned at the crossing is dangerous because the current very strong and so those who can swing it around a fury of the local bubble. miners who survived the treacherous crossing end up in this house on the outskirts of the border town of lake central committee. if they're lucky. children from around the world ranging in age from two to sixteen live here they've lost their parents some for good. because they died trying to get here the others were separated from their fam

in norway switzerland and the balkans mark in orange. even in government in twenty eleven to his nationalist two scenes party rode a wave of your skepticism. twenty nearly twenty percent of seats in parliament but the steady once established parties against aligning themselves with populist movements the authors see politicians should instead make a more concerted effort to explain complex issues to voters such as the euro bailout. sunday's forty two miles. people need to know the truth. most of the citizens need to be informed citizens they need to understand why the eu is trying their best interest the study also recommends that european governments take a tougher stance against people who violate the country's immigration laws. because athletes get nationalists of one of the most successful propaganda tools. i was david cameron is trying to score three of st a dvd of free trade deal between china and the european union. his comments are causing me to stare in brussels china is open to a deal but much of the eu is suspicious. in the co

the suspense built up putting a lot of energy to create snow showers in the high elevations and the balkan peninsula as well as on turkey three race you can see some snow showers at an amount this year with a slightly formal and areas for the eastern half of the mediterranean and teachers as follows then i'm going to be going out with your work. i moved. the tour when this edition of nice time. are you

and archaeological monuments of the western turks who founded a vast empire from all tied to the balkans long before the famous king is khan's conquest one of the unique features of the book is the innovation system of mind mapping was used for the first time during its creation which allows visualizing the rich heritage of the western church in real natural and historical landscapes the international team of scientists led by the outstanding cause it's been a scientist. nigel doesn't get go and i might go simei about authors of the absence of such things to colleges at the american professor peter gold and a professor of osaka university she also hour and a professor of the institute of oriental studies of the russian academy of sciences to the guillotine go who devoted his article to the description of the traditional customs of the western turks was told that it's the typical political loyalists would be looking at you. it is based on article that was published in argentina and italy telling about all this pictures of the turks in the weights eccentric found entire piece with a color

thousand troops from all member states of clothes finland sweden in ukraine practice defending the balkans from unidentified but for me. while president fortunes question of what was the point of still planning to build an anti missile defense system in europe without a threat from iran still hasn't been properly answered by washington. there aren't any firm guarantees the system wants the team to russia either. people just off rt moscow i always like to watch the ad highlights an exclusive interview with the russian forum is to show the indian act now on our team the egyptian city of mind sewerage been wrong on bowling attack that targeted the police hq in the city fourteen people died of old a hundred were injured in the last is devastated the logic of the building the government blames the muslim brotherhood with the spokesman calling it a organization reporting forest in cairo his own bail. around one am. susan at least two explosions went off. it is all i can just next to you directly. we know that it needs to see security officer on that date according to state tv. this is the pretti

well this is what we in the balkans call the era shippable faeces reversal or stop thief you basically accused the opposition of doing whatever you yourself are doing and while the opposition goes on the defensive in this case the russians if moscow has a need to say oh well that's not us we're not doing anything we're not trying to recreate the soviet union really trying to recreate the soviet union isn't the point nobody has been trying to do that ever it's you trying to replicate essentially nine hundred forty three that we're seeing here and that's the part of the problem that's the crux of the problem the accusations against moscow are simply a smokescreen in order to. the media window switch the narrative over to let's let's blame somebody else don't look at us nothing to see here move along storen new voice and knowledge live that mr mellish thank you very much indeed for sharing with with us your perspective thank you and we'll of course be bringing you more updates from ukraine and x. but opinion on this is haitian throughout the day but once you can always keep an eye on deve

that the contamination could be spreading into the pacific sydney crumpled to the new film in the balkans. this fishery in the poll the rebbe system so we can find a very very high concentrated towards the right uses the new arctic to reiki. this fact is that on the issue of perfection now have to take radiation measurement. despite lab workers are shorting out the fish was free of any harmful particles to go and they were taking samples from every can't we make and if we ever find in the slightest trace of radiation that will destroy that will catch you soar there has been on this beach is safe and even then you pay a lot of great tackles spending time at the nearby what this article the year of radiation. this edition is pretty much of a control we build fences not to let go t grumble this weekend to the ocean. we were surprised to learn that most of the seafood we saw like four cups all but will never make it to the shelves the fish markets will restaurant tables. in most of the fish caught within the thirty kilometer radius this run into the garbage because it is radiates heat and tes

the best forget them and you can also logon to one minute by minute timeline of the events in the balkans granted us to that right now. and now to the week's top stories of thousands gathered in turkish capital ankara to demand the resignation of the country's government that stopped of violent dispersal of protesters and its tumble on friday night where police used tear gas and rubber bullets against the crowds they ronnie's was sponsored by a corruption probe that's led to a major combat was shuffle and arrests of government officials. has been looking at the events. it's not uncommon sights a list of those streets in a year that's been marked by widespread protests but this time the rallies taking place in the wake of the corruption crackdown that's what the government the threats to prime minister as well and now comes not just from the streets but from within his own party the turnout for the demonstration was significantly smaller than that seemed to some of them the last of the clashes break out between police and protesters editor has been in power for such a long time has maintai

you may treat you so we off to one's cause of our rights by side in the balkans also an essential should not be used in taunts guns will be the new head off the rack suits die. aitken said. already most of russia's media outlets are already too ill to contend with any opponents continue to warn i went on with this light display. underlying the team's plan or tr for mining and palate and the kremlin's concerned about the president's right to use an image. i know. american tennis a real war shell out more corn that it's been officially awarded to know if oprah like the chemistry of december ten in a ceremony in stockland sweetened with these likely to identify his trial pokemon cards of that demographic like when it comes to the nautical produce before the ceremony took place on wednesday with community held a special welcome and sentiments that avery is rightly american scientists. the nineties winning smile. the fifth and sixth winners of the chemistry prize in less than a desk i say no to a long list of the us anti tank too timid to the rents they might cut a piece posted on the center

coming from the reforms in very many of those member states geographically the toxicity of the western balkans in the region that it can import into the eu the exception to the eu and you won't charge you nine. the contents in the region the eu. i want to comply. it's true. which will be the next eu. don't worry you can find more information now what. ppp group don't eat until next time thank you for watching. it is. six season. says. goo. will you the one we will do the ira welcome to nhk world islam and you know tommy and total here's a look at some other stories we're following this hour. air pollution engine reached a record level over the weekend prompting authorities to issue a special morning. anti government protesters in thailand are calling for a nationwide strike. as the increased pressure on the prime minister to step down

dimitri kits are we off to one's cause of our rights by side in the balkans of climate sexual should not be used in taunts months will be the new head off the rack suits die i can say. already most of russia's media outlets are already too ill to contend with any opponents continue to warn i went on with this light display underlying the teams play rt up reminding him how locke and the kremlin's concerned about the president's right to use an image. top the poet to cease development institute only can you take the time has found. i'll show up in a liston stakes tortured life will i die to states for payments of up to ten thousand dollars in order for them to be allowed access into areas of somalia davis tied to the one to two thousand and eleven if i'm in the kill with under two hundred and fifty thousand people. during that time and there is to make me list the great empires to tasks to help lives in me but i kept the money for themselves. our show about how she lost control of most of somalia talent since it is odd that the years. he reminds in control of the country's many rule re

light, sweet balkan crude, highest quality oil produced. even by modest estimates it will create more than 40,000 jobs. there have been a lot of estimates out there, some much higher. but the state department itself, the administration's own state department has come out after, as i say, more than five years of study, and said that this project will create more than 40,000 jobs at a time when employment still 7%, these are good jobs, jobs that put americans back to work. so it will create more than 40,000 jobs, boost the american economy and raise much-needed revenues for states and the federal government. and it's not raising revenues by raising taxes. it's raising revenues through economic growth. that's the way to do it. not higher taxes. through economic growth. further, and perhaps most importantly, it will help put our country within striking range of a long-sought goal, a vitally important goal for our country. true energy security. for the first time in generations the united states, with its friend and ally, canada, will have the c

the balkan burger. one with lots of cheese. >> add kaskaval and mozzarella cheese, fold it up, pick your condiments. cabbage, tomato, onion, lettuce, hot peppers. up to the roof with a view and eat. spicy. good. i guess i want to talk about nelson mandela, because what i was not aware of at all was the degree to which he was personally responsible for really the nuts and bolts of the transition from white rule to majority rule. now he's very ill. >> yeah, yeah. >> what happens after mandela? do you think? >> we go on. >> i think the foundation is laid and i think through god, we have him as a symbol. i think mandela represents our nation. the test we use to check the way forth. >> all the things that could have gone terribly wrong, it's a remarkable thing how well it went. >> between 1990 and 1994, tough times, you know, intercity fighting. black-on-black violence. black-on-white violence. but we transcended that coming together regardless of the unresolved issues. >> to what stented extent is it a rainbow nation? what extent a

israeli plans which made clear that the balkanization of surrounding countries in particular iraq if we go to zero did you know plan for israel in the one nine hundred eighty s. it lays out very clearly a strategy of destabilizing all of the surrounding areas of israel this includes syria lebanon jordan iraq and even egypt and saudi arabia and this long term goal is part of the greater israel project so in terms of the sectarian divide you see happening in iraq today it's actually all part of a very well designed plan to try and secure the goal this fantasy goal of the greater israel project ok why would israel benefits from an unstable middle east and stable arab nations because what we see that this instability actually is followed by a fundamental islam and people who are lonely or if there are either they're replaced by fundamentalist powers or there's just more sectarian violence to gross. yes and it would seem on the surface from a sane point of view that everything is going wrong but in fact when you fracture a country along sectarian divide divide ultimately you weaken the co

separate internet so now is this possible all number one and number two are we going to have a balkanization of the internet where you've got now you've got different territories are going to split off they're going to try to recreate the internet but is that going to work. i think there'll be a heavy price to pay for not having you know one integrated system in terms of economics and convenience but i think many countries will see that it is worth to put up some fencing because otherwise basically you allow a handful of countries to do industrial spying on an industrial scale all the time and violate the privacy of all your citizens all the time and luckily there are still some governments like the government of brazil who seem to think that actually it's their job to make sure that that doesn't happen and so they're not going to cut themselves off from the internet but they're going to make sure that they control as big a part of the infrastructure you know from the fiber optic cables up to the software and everything in between as possible so it's not going to be perfect a separate system

separate internet so now is this possible all number one and number two are we going to have a balkanization of the internet where you've got different territories are going to split off they're going to try to recreate the internet but is that going to work i think there'll be a heavy price to pay for not having you know one integrated system in terms of economics and convenience but i think many countries will see that it is worth to put up some fencing because otherwise basically you allow handful of countries to do industrial spying on an industrial scale all the time and violate the privacy of all your citizens all the time and luckily there are still some governments like the government of brazil who seem to think that actually it's their job to make sure that that doesn't happen and so they're not going to cut themselves off from the internet but they're going to make sure that they control as big a part of the infrastructure you know from the fiber optic cables up to the software and everything in between as possible so it's not going to be perfect a separate system but it's more abo

region was another one but a far less talked about reality is israeli plans which made clear the balkanization of surrounding countries in particular iraq if we go to zero did you know plan for israel in the one nine hundred eighty s. it lays out very clearly a strategy of destabilizing all of the surrounding areas of israel this includes syria lebanon jordan iraq and even egypt and saudi arabia in this long term goal is part of the greater israel project so in terms of the sectarian divide you see happening in iraq today it's actually all part of a very well designed plan to try and secure the goal this fantasy goal of the greater israel project ok why would israel benefits from an unstable middle east and stable arab nations because what we see that this instability actually is followed by fundamental islam and people who are only now or if there are either they're replaced by fundamentalist powers or there's just more sectarian violence to gross. yes and it would seem on the surface from a sane point of view that everything is going wrong but in fact when you fracture a country along sectar

of what we had back in a day on the balkans?he situation that we are in right now is that russia would like to see some answers to that question, and it knows quite well that we do not have those answers. there is a great deal of confusion in moscow about where the u.s. stance. -- stands. it is very difficult to make some sense out of this and to get some realistic plan underway. , that theen, however u.s. and russia can work on something very concrete, which is the case of chemical weapons. whether we can translate that to the next theater of the geneva process on the civil war is another matter. in many respects, the chemical weapons issue as difficult was was was different. we both worked on disarmament and dismantlement of nuclear weapons together, chemical weapons. we have a convention, we have a whole framework, we know where needed to be done. russia was very clear even if we are not clear on an agreement on who was using the chemical weapons, we are both very clear that we do not want the next scenario for that to be use

. >> whether it is rawanda, what happened in the balkans, people make documentaries and books about, how could this have happened? five years later, 10 years later, that is the book they write. they don't write about how great was the intervention that saved lives. >> there are risks in action and in action. we are learned today that there are risks in inaction, too. >> it used to be said about certain political conflicts that if you sand decided, history will judge you badly. that is what happens whenever there is genocide. we have seen in the end of the 20th century and beginning of the 21st cases in which well- known politicians talking about intervention and/or humanitarian crisis have literally apologized because of the happen on their watch and the did not do something. >> they say in the middle east you pay interest on your mistakes. that is a powerful point when the world is now at debating, is syria our problem or their problem? it is our problem as well. >> the humanitarian aspect or it can you deal with that without dealing with the political aspect? >> we need politics to

. >> a ferry carrying 2,000 passengers is stuck on rocks in the balkans sea.uffered a power failure to stockholm in sweden. the ship is not taking on water, but it's not the first time that it has experienced problems along this route. in 2010 it was stuck in ice with a thousand passengers on board. thiwe have had an update. >> the rescue effort is still going on. the company, the coast guard cannot say yet at what time the ferry will be out of the rock. there was some incident three years ago when this very ferry collided with another. it was a slight accident as well, bu. >> iran says its arrested a spy working for the british government. the man arrested reportedly admitted to giving information to british officials both inside and outside of iran. the arrest comes at a time of improving diplomatic relations between iran and the british community. >> an iranian court official said the man arrested was working for the british foreign secret intelligence agency in m mi6. he said he had met with british intelligence agents at least six times. we contacted the

. >> when you think what reconciliation meant as an example for bosnia-herzegovina in the balkans, northern, this was the model of ethnic and racial conflict coming together across those battle lines. you were at his inauguration representing the clinton white house. tell me what you saw. what did that mean? >> it was a wonderful occasion. i was privileged to be part of that delegation led by vice president gore and first lady hillary clinton. the most moving moment of all was when it was time for him to come up on stage to be inaugurated and to give his speech at the inauguration, it was a crowd like i've never seen before. some of my old best enemies were there. some of my folks i didn't have any use for from countries nowhere near the freedom south africa was about to enjoy. they were all there, all invited because some had helped nelson mandela with the struggle and he wouldn't abandon them now. finally the moment came when he said new president of south africa and he started up the stage. i'll never forget in my soldier's eyes the first ones who came on stage before him were senior off

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