levon we only did controls on forty eight miners so you're going to tell us all about it now. you know i don't want to talk about it. but i do want to talk about is the phenomenon of child labor in general in the city . you know about our activity in the region in general but i don't want to give statistic. why. because on the inspection level you don't have to explain to my minister who watched the interview why i've only done forty eight checks on miners. i mean in a city like naples forty eight checks last year that's hardly any and this year to have only been nineteen. asking which districts there are children working you know where. basically we know them all. of the zone around the one six seven roads also piano. so if you know them and it wasn't hard for me to find them what are you waiting for i have only two hundred days a year of inspection per inspector multiplied by one hundred inspectors that's only twenty thousand days of inspections per year bearing that in mind you can see i can't just focus on only one problem twenty thousand days a year in a region with twelv

insufferable the bahraini people struggled for reform goes back almost three years to february twenty levon one for demonstrators were killed as police crush a rally there less than a month later the authorities imposed martial law which allowed troops to surprise the dissent by that time the number of those arrested stood at a thousand that's increased threefold by now but the legal and physical pressure on the x. rays has failed to kill the protests momentum the monarchy reacted by further tightening the screws this year toughening the punishments for those speaking out but as pulis clear reports this is still unlikely to silence the opposition there. it's the arab spring this forgotten revolution nearly three years have gone by since the people of the rain inspired by the ancient unison and egypt goes up against an oppressive regime and demanded reform but there uprising was brutally crushed within a matter of weeks we have published their name in the picture of all the people who sponsored one of the grave human rights violations in my country. starting from this morning when a police o

when japan was hit by a giant tsunami in twenty levon the hundreds of thousands forced to flee literally some of their lives washed away promises were made that it would only be a matter of time before their homes were built but as. found out they're still waiting this woman can only fit me and my cameraman into her new home she apologizes but there's simply no room for the whole crew inside she's one of research lawyers from the fukushima area forced to leave their homes amid the twenty eleven nuclear disaster. when the tsunami hit we were told to back only necessary things and run away they said it would be only for two three days now living in this cage of a house returning to our old house is a dream which we know won't come true well being fed with promises of a bigger house but that's as far as it gets promises. this is just one of the quickly erected residential areas where fukushima exiles have relocated to there are hundreds of makeshift camps scattered across the region accommodating more than three hundred thousand people all of the four hundred three settlers living in this p

i think this vocal proposal started very simple as a law written by you know senators merkley and levon was several pages long and then as the lobbying got kicked in kicked up they wanted more and more exemptions so it got there in length there and i think that one of the thing arguments that the lobbyist made that unfortunately the regulators said ok that makes sense to us is every desk is different you can't come up with one universal thing that all applied to the equity derivatives desk but also to fixed income you need to let us handle it and it seems like they have agreed with them on that point however that isn't to say that the regulators aren't going to go in if something doesn't look right pointed out you know i think if it if it looks funny hopefully the regulators will call it out but that remains to be seen now i want to move on to shadow banking there's areas of the shadow banking system but dog frank and the volcker rule do not touch upon all what do you consider the most pervasive problem. in the shadow banking industry today i think there's something called a purchase ag

stone them to put in use for it and asked that when you talk to santa visit the local exchange and levon off the list of all those unions when it was a bit rich. i've been fighting for this name to the above that the senses with a lot of people over the last two months. and if you love those kids make to me and say that this name is working on solutions. march is the name of them will be putting it on this planet even if that means no duties and adding maybe the shock factor is necessity in this situation because out in many of the spectacle of hands that people who don't want to watch it because it is just he opens with saving many an artist i see a bit with this kind of window hanging to it that way you opening up one's own. mississippi to open up with some bangs foot cookie because we did just that stones that ivan gough and is probably a step to whats that would you say that this is quitting the blog in the school de gaulle quoted making courses. you know it's understood he attended overtones. oh what i feel the tingling use to anybody born in the struggling with this but the way to

in our politics it's in our social but i you know i did an interview with a guide today you've all levon is written the book the great debate which is really interesting about the the the antecedents of our left right divide in this country looking at edmund burke and his debate with tom paine i mean you know we have gone through incredible struggles in this country where we used to kill each other over some of these political disagreements so yeah there are still some you know loud nasty parts of our democracy but i do think the context of history calms us down a little bit to say yeah the first african-american president america is probably going to be subjected to some racism and there's certainly some of that why did they not how did they get off on the wrong track with their health how did that was the website set up so badly. that they let that happen i think. a couple things i think that the president understood intuitively that if you give the only way you make a health care system work like this to insure more americans is if young healthy people sign up he knew intuitively that

the six month pros has led to a revived the global focus on closing the base over the past year and levon detainees have been transferred out president obama has renewed his vow to shut down but how and when that will happen is unclear. now to the tragedy in boston and april the boston marathon turned into a deadly massacre when two bombs exploded near the finish line killing three people and injuring dozens of others. one suspect was killed in a police shootout the other captured and facing the death penalty but there's a curious twist in the story that has gotten very little coverage our friend of the boston bomber your game dash of was shot to death by authorities in florida he was being questioned over his really his relationship to the bombing suspects are he caught up with a grieving father that said his son had no ties to the crime the pictures you are seeing are disturbing. or or five shots right into the heart i've never seen things like this even in the movies not in the u.s. not in russia no where. so much violence from law enforcement nowhere have they seen anything like this

we're coming up on january eleventh of the twelfth anniversary some of these men have been there a levon and almost twelve years so that your shows me that they're not working very hard and recently a couple of days ago the general who actually was responsible for setting up one town a mill general lenhart came out with a statement saying it was the wrong thing to do to set it up to begin with we didn't learn anything from the interrogations it has to be closed immediately and it's unconstitutional to keep people at guantanamo without any charges and without any convictions yet that's what on the spray to say that part of my country has become deal you know what will happen to these men next after they are transferred away from guantanamo bay are they still in prison somewhere else or do they walk as free men. well certainly with regard to the two algerians they were put into incommunicado detention in algeria immediately we have been trying to put a huge amount of pressure on algeria we have petition campaigns demonstrations so that they won't do anything to these men the experience in