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including terrorists because the death penalty is the perfect way to punish a suicide bomber also this duma member failed to mention high level crap the krauts in the government as those who could possibly face the firing squad perhaps that was just an honest oversight i know it gets the death penalty in some rare instances but punishing terrorists after the fact doesn't bring victims back the focus needs to be on the source tears of. rizzle soldiers can play around all day with weapons because the government gives them a salary weapons and training some people are recruiting arming and training new terrorists you don't need to usher in a massive surveillance state to stop terrorism or go deaf tell the crazy what you need do is hit the funding and training source hard if you can i mean how many of you guys out there could make a remotely detonated bomb a c. four on your own without help almost not if you see for doesn't grow on trees someone pays for it but that's just my opinion. and a chill be given you see find knock and it shall be opened dumb to you. these pictures the nicholas pinsky

including terrorists because the death penalty is the perfect way to punish a suicide bomber also this duma member failed to mention high level cryptic kratz in the government as those who could possibly face the firing squad perhaps that was just an honest oversight i'm not against the death penalty in some rare instances but punishing terrorists after the fact doesn't bring victims back the focus needs to be on the source of terrorism soldiers can play around all day with weapons because the government gives them a salary weapons and training some people are recruiting arming and training new terrorists you don't need to usher in a massive surveillance state to stop terrorism or go death penalty crazy what you need to do is hit the funding and training source hard if you can i mean how many of you guys out there. make a remotely detonated bomb a c. four on your own without help almost none of you see for doesn't grow on trees someone pays for it but that's just my opinion. of the the the. the .

s here by the the duma by the rather deputies here and that was to repeal the emergency anti demonstration laws that were put came into force on the fourteenth of this month they've now been torn away and repealed now also all the major issues that were up for discussion is going to be a lot more discussion to come was the talks over amnesty for anybody that is being detained by police and the session that was taking place on tuesday ended with them saying that the session tuesday they said that they would continue long and tough negotiations about what form that amnesty would take if there was going to be any kind of amnesty before they could put it to a vote we're expecting to hear a vote on that on wednesday morning know another bit of news coming to us on tuesday is that coming from a guy who's pretty much the mayor of independence square he set him up as the same sort of as the commander of that area depends where being just over there that's where the the. body of this demonstration is being taking place he said that the only way the demonstrators will leave that opposition supporter

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to punish a suicide bomber also this duma member failed to mention high level cryptic kratz in the government as those who could possibly face the firing squad perhaps that was just an honest oversight i'm not against the death penalty in some rare instances but punishing terrorists after the fact doesn't bring victims back the focus needs to be on the source of terrorism soldiers can play around all day with weapons because the government gives them a salary weapons and training some people are recruiting arming and training new terrorists you don't need to usher in a massive surveillance state to stop terrorism or go death penalty crazy what you need to do is hit the funding and training source hard if you can i mean how many of you guys out there could make a remotely detonated bomb a c. four on your own without help almost none of you see for doesn't grow on trees someone pays for it but that's just my opinion. since no one here arguing for is that current should put that ethnic identity and by that national identity let me ask you a personal question this occurrence first or an iraq it f

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walked up and other chemicals to win to the weapons in syria agreed to abandon the chemical weapons by dumas cia under a deal proposed by russia and agreed by the united states up to an all this twenty first december and gas attack that left hundreds dead the chemicals was supposed to be in a move by syria will from syria by december the thirty first last year about port security. bad weather. another effect is still laid the deadline by week. let's give the very latest in from syria would join defiant our correspondents to ally even him in damascus. so welcome so with the gold is this the first batch of the most dangerous of the chemical weapons in syria is often all loaded onto the dying the ship home tuesday. can you tell us more about how bad was actually accomplished and also what reaction is clean from the government in syria. for this or they will be very difficult thing for investors securities the force has confidence to all men according to results for students from single women and even upset that the residents of folk like to call source that in all the sprinkles. it seems that m

including terrorists because the death penalty is the perfect way to punish a suicide bomber also this duma member failed to mention high level cryptic kratz in the government as those who could possibly face the firing squad perhaps that was just an honest oversight i'm not against the death penalty in some rare instances but punishing terrorists after the fact doesn't bring victims back the focus needs to be on the source of terrorism soldiers can play around all day with weapons because the government gives them a salary weapons and training some people are recruiting arming and training new terrorists you don't need to usher in a massive surveillance state to stop terrorism or go death penalty crazy what you need to do is hit the funding and training source hard if you can i mean how many of you guys out there could make a remotely detonated bomb a c. four on your own without help almost none of you see for doesn't grow on trees someone pays for it but that's just my opinion. you cannot preemptively restrict your freedoms because of the fear of what something or how something might be u

as the same theme that the government has said a while ago that he would be a need to know the urdu duma that got beaten in the coming days and there may be a reshuffle of the government if that these is fruit of an agreement between government and opposition mid to depression deal position i think you'll do better but isn't the e.u. putting pressure on the other which by saying we are rethinking the position of our relationship with ukraine and also of course the us talking about sanctions against which this is a lot of external pressure on a man in crisis at the moment. well i think that a man and also to move the situation further it's for everybody to recognise and realise that this really difficult situation in that duty government has to agree to pretty high through a parade with an open mind that we have seen in the last years of time it allows years a lot of moments of. just treat in a sink to the precedences which had been unable to talk to the people and get to greenland's. at least one which is still in place the others are not and the e.u. has of course been very critical of

the same thing did the government has said to me while ago that he would be made to know the road to duma the capital in the coming days if there may be a reshuffle of the government if that these it is true to finish reman between governable she shouldn't do that person deal bullshitted i think you'll do better. meanwhile the u.s. secretary of state john kerry had some more strong words for the ukrainian government he was speaking at the devil swelled economic forum in switzerland a military solution kabanov has more on the american reaction. the u.s. secretary of state did call for an end to the violence but it shouldn't interestingly worded statements actually take a listen to your. we are working with our partners of the government of ukraine. to drench the concerns is. dialogue. and i literally just. year the efforts on the ground working with president. to try to achieve a move in this direction in the next days we will stand with the people of ukraine similar in fact more strongly worded a reaction here in washington on capitol hill we saw a joint statement from a bipartisan group

were committed by a team member's bill i had the biggest an islamic group named sold them on and on dumas from this group is connected with on some awesome not so with such group formed in iraq in two thousand three goal yet the biggest in milton group is included in the so called caucasus emirate in along with other associations is seeking to establish an islamic state of the caucus as it was reported earlier the leader of the caucasian militants to call mom of three to commit attacks during the olympics last week ahead of chechnya or amazon can get off to the tomato was killed but this information was not confirmed that you are reminded that the explosions occurred in open ground in the last days of december. the blast killed thirty four people and injured more than seventy it was stated by bill young biggest into my purported suicide bombers to commit attacks. oh god how great his direct involvement wasn't mentioned in the video russia might have helped in which no to collecting information. this was stated by the chairman of the us housing intelligence committee according to reuters i

current duma amendments to the law which permits not only traditional sexual relationship but any sexuallationship amongst children. personally i do not expect any changes in lives of gay people after this law passing because there was no instances when gay people got fined. the only difference is change in sexual education amongst teenagers in schools. >> andre are you openly gay and if the answer to that question is yes, do you feel you have to hide it in putin's russia? >> i'm openly gay. i live with my boyfriend in a big house for 13 years. all my neighbors are aware of our lifestyle. all my friends who visit are the same jeernd a gender as me. it's pleasant i haven't experienced homophobia in this city. personally i've always experienced tolerant attitude. furthermore once i came out of the closets i have acquired more friends and acquaintances. >> last question andre. if you are an olympic athlete heading over to sochi and you are a gay person, should you be concerned that you could face persecution for the month of the games? >> again, i live openly as a gay. and my boyfriend and

. >> we are getting pictures showing the aftermath of an air strike in duma. wounded children and an injured baby is being pulled out of the baby. more than 100,000 have been killed since the conflict in sudan in 2011. >> a fire swept through an express train in india, killing nine people. the blaze began in the second-class carriage, travelling from mumbai. it's not clear what caused it. we have more. >> we are hearing of reports of a guard standing on the side of the a railway track at the time, seeing the train go past and noticing a fire. the train was stopped and emergency services moved in. it's still early hours in mumbai in terms of reaction and official statements. this is one of several that we have seek in recent weeks. >> there has been a new development in the diplomatic row between india and the united states. india has threatened to close down a popular bar and a bowling alley at the u.s. embassy in new deali, part of the row with the u.s. over the arrest of an indian diplomat in new york. devyani khobragade was accused of visa fraud and underpa

joining us with his thoughts is charles duma, chief economist at lombard street. nice to see you. what are your thoughts on -- emerging markets, they complained when the fed had policy too loose and now there's a tiny bit of tightening, one could say it like that. >> yeah, you could say it like that. you've got the sort of argentine end of things, the situation is desperate, but not serious. and then you got the sort of intermediate group of countries who mostly are suffering from supply side snafus of one kind or another. but in either case, they managed to get themselves a thoroughly competent central bank governor which means the monetary policy holds back the flood. and then you got the underlying issue, which is that china is growing more slowly and going to grow more slowly, too, still, because of its huge debt problem and that affects those world trade in general. most obviously, commodity prices and commodity countries. >> how big is the chinese slowdown or threat? >> in the good old days, we always used to think that the u.s. brooms and busts were the main drivers of the

the duma and whoever provides a lot of the money and it's not clear in many cases, there's been very little public discussion about it. second would be that the interaction between government private business and law enforcement authority is completely blurred. if you try to look at where the money comes from, it's either the budget or the v.e.b. bank or the v.e.b. bank guaranteeing loans and so forth. it's a blend of power and money that we see in many other things about putin's russia. and third i would say, and this is something that's not covered very often at all, the corruption and money and issues related this goes down very much to the local level. so the problem is not just at the top. the top is too much of everything going down to the project, to the very local levels. which has implications for guaranteeing the effectiveness of the regime itself. we can talk more about this. excuse me. if recent weeks putin has sort of acknowledged that there might be a little problem with some cost overruns. the chamber talked about mistakes were made and it cost too much. as if it was b

former prime minister tony blair of great britain, distinguished foreign ministers, chairman of the duma and the many delegations who came here from abroad. [speaking in native tongue] >> translator: president of the supreme court, members of the knesset, distinguished guests, ariel sharon was one of the greatest leaders that israel saw and one of the greatest leaders of the idf. arik longs to the generation of the generation of the founding of israel. it was conditional on bringing jewish fighters that will renew their jewish legacy of heroism in israel, legacy that seems to have gone by in the years of the diaspora. arik sharon had a central role in the building of this heroic legacy. he fought in the idf for many years, from the war of independence until the battles of the yom kippur war. in the doctrine of the fighting of the idf, he laid central pillars. ahead of them, the concept of retaliation and initiative against the war on terror. they did this by establishing unit 101 when he led fighters, heroic fighters as mmeir har-zion and his friends. arik also implemented for linking in