is there more of a perception now that russia is a place of predictability i mean that's a lot more stablehere because if we look at what's going on. with the dollar with the euro and we have a lot of political issues around the world i'm thinking of the arab spring russia seems to be a little a lot more tranquil than most of the world right now. yeah thankfully yes indeed is was talking to mark rican amik environment is is relatively good i mean everything is relative these days and they'd be a lot better in growth could be higher but it's it's it's fine i think are the key question that for all of us is russia is always important is the level of oil prices and they have been holding up pretty well despite the global volatility which this time around tells me that rather them a lot of speculation with commodity prices that we had before the crisis this time it's probably the case of you know really supply demand for oil which means that prices would be would be decent and again this is this is good for russia on top of that we have a political issue relatively transparent for the for the

is there a perception among israelis -- obviously there's a high price being paid, but is there also a perception that netanyahu has sold out, become a bit of a turn coat, that he's compromised with terror? >> well, he's certainly -- there's some people within his right wing coalition government who might make that acquisition, maybe not so bluntly, but would say that this is a victory for terrorism. of course, benjamin netanyahu is a prime minister who built his career, his reputation on tough talk when it comes to palestinians, fighting terrorism. he is at a number of different points during his career vehemently opposed similar deals like this that saw thousands of palestinian prisoners being exchanged for a small number of israelis. so it is definitely a rhetorical and ideological aboutface for this israeli prime minister to be making this decision now. what he has said publicly is that it was a difficult decision but it was, in fact, a realization of the changing geographic, the changing political climate in the region. he's argued that this is probably the best deal israeli cou

. >> reporter: for some there is a perception that pacifica will not be as safe. >> i had a stroke a couple years ago and if it was wasn't for the fire department i would have been in serious trouble. >> reporter: joel said he never liked 911,. >> there is highway patrol and farther down pacifica police. it's just like when you call the highway patrol it goes to sacramento, bounces back, that's more time. you're better half having the local police department. >> reporter: it's not known in the direct lines will work after the dispatch is farmed out. the chief said they will try to provide the same level of service as before. >> feeling less safe. >> yeah. >> reporter: there will be other changes when the new changes go in effect tomorrow. anyone who walks up to the police department and pushes the buton on the door for the intercom, if they talk to someone it's a person in south san francisco. >> tonight police are looking for witnesses to a triple murder. one of the three killed at the party in an industrial area was a 16-year-old. witnesses heard gun fire outside a warehouse just a

. >> part of it was there was a perception among some many poor people that they were going to fight but that our political system was so paralyzed. the republican party is -- has mean-spirited ideas. the departure -- democrat party is better but still tied to oligarchs and plutocrats. this unprecedented moment in u.s. television. tavis: what ought to be the response, the senate taking out the jobs bill this week, what ought to be their response to the protests and the jobs bill, to the notion of lifting up the poor in this country? >> barack obama is beginning the year with the kind of pressure we have put -- put on him in terms of jobs. he has to fight for it. every job cannot use tax policy as a jobs policy. do not use the irs as a mechanism. we have to talk about mortgage relief, serious public education, and not just regulating the banks, we need to talk about decentralizing the banks so that no longer having the investment banks and commercial banks merged together so that trading and lending overlapped and wall street ends up more a casino rather than a source of generating ca

aspects of infrastructure as well between russia and china but bring us a round if you can in china what's the public perception towards such a friendship with russia but the general chinese are notoriously independent is opposition to such relations perhaps on the rise. concern a perception on russia from town assad i think. it would be very especially the furthest things really for both china and russia we have this common history so it means both sides could be more easy to understand each other and the second largest city is on the pulse of russia. in the process of the modernization and the economical political reform so also many things we can understand each other but our costs for both. so complicated. situations country i think really really hard to leave understand the more. right a professor fanger chalet director of the center for russian studies the east china normal university thank you. let's go back to our. following events in kiev just outside the courthouse where yulia timoshenko former prime minister and her supporters rather her supporters have been clashing with police so she's been sentenc

. >> reporter: but for some, there is a perception that pacifica will not be as safe. >> i had a stroke a couple of years ago. if it wasn't for the fire department being right there to save the day, i would have been in serious trouble. >> reporter: joel reeves says he never liked 911. he has his own system. >> there's highway patrol and farther down, pacifica police. it's just like when you call the highway patrol, it goes to sacramento, bounces back. that's more time. you're better off having local police department numbers in your phone. >> reporter: it's not known if the direct lines to police agencies in a cell phone will work after pacifica dispatch is farmed out. the chief says they will try to provide the same level of service as before. south san francisco dispatchers have even ridden along on ride-alongs to try to understand the geography here. >> feeling less safe? >> yeah, yeah. >> reporter: there will be some other changes when the new deal goes into effect starting tomorrow. for instance, the police department pushes the buzzer on the door after hours and starts talking to

a. perception of a. grand slam finals last year but this year it was a very consistent year for me in. that i lost in the grand slams they you know really well throughout the season i really have bad matches throughout the whole season i didn't lose the first or second rounds i've been playing deep into the tournament so i had a very consistent year no matter what and i think pretty satisfied about it of course i wanted to go farther in of course i wanted to reach. it something i'm working on my game every single day i'm trying to improve you know hopefully. town that has all the sports not healthy hollowing to everybody i will see you with more action in just under two hours time c.n.n. . culture is that so much of the good news going to be made into a lot of people a very hyper look at is the world populated as the world reaches still another population benchmark the debate continues as to whether the planet. wealthy british science holds sometimes. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the kinds of reports on our t.v. . in taiwan multis available

a. perception of a. grand slam finals last year but this year it was a very consistent year for me and those players that i lost in the grand slams they you know played really well throughout the season i didn't really have bad matches throughout the whole season i didn't lose the first round or second round i've been playing deep into the tournament so i had a very consistent year no matter what and i think pretty satisfied about it of course i wanted to go a bit farther and of course i wanted to reach another grand slam final it's something i'm working on my game every single day i'm trying to improve. you know hopefully. four minutes and fifty one seconds the time john thomas dollars spent dressing up the stairs of the tallest tower in the city of hall chiming in vietnam be by that score sixty eight floors financial tower was the venue for the inaugural political run the time to seven year old took the lead straight away and showed his experience and skill at sequoia clear a workout between himself an

he said because it fulfilled a perception of president bush. somehow he was disconnected from the people. remember there had been a story that he didn't know how to work the check out counter at a gres ri store. he was above all this sort of stuff and the whole process kind of bored him. looking at the watch, according to bill clinton said if clinton had looked at his watch or ross perot who was the other candidate, nobody would have paid any attention to it. but because it was george w. bush and there was already this perception about it, it just seemed to feed the perception and that's why it hur. >> were there moems ever when you're unsure you're going to pull it off? i know there is one chapter where you write about sitting there looking at your prompter and there is nothing there. >> that's right. they had covered it with a piece of black cloth. so the background shot at the beginning when temperature candidates walked in you wouldn't see the prompter. it came through a slit. i looked up to say good evening and they were supposed to pull th

i think that is a perception that some listeners might not understand. >> steve, we will let you go. you will be busy writing of an article for the west seattle harold, i am sure. thank you for that. if you are watching news and on the bbc. live from singapore. more still to come. british troops were deployed to afghanistan. we find out what will be happening with a special report. archbishop desmond tutu has compared the south african government to the apartheid regime. the spiritual leader canceled his trip to south africa to attend his 80th birthday celebration, saying he was not issued a visa in time. protesters outside parliament just hours before the dollar lama announced he was canceling his visit to south africa. the spiritual leader of tibet had been invited to celebrate archbishop desmond tutu's 80th birthday. as the hours went past, the protest turned up and the possibility of him being issued a visa was not looking good. >> it is unthinkable. 10 years ago, there was support for the apartheid struggle. we would have been outraged. i am outraged now for the same reason. >>

a. perception because. finals last year. was a very consistent here for me in. that i lost in the grand slams they you know really well throughout the season i didn't really have bad matches throughout the whole season the first. deep into the tournament so i had a very consistent year no matter what and i think pretty satisfied about it of course i wanted to beat father and of course i wanted to reach another grand slam final it's something. every single day i'm trying to improve. is yours for this or have a great hall or when i'll see you shortly whether it's next. please. just so. the british scientists it's time to. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy because reports. syria's president bashar assad believes the rest of his country has been triggered of. international. school. protesters arrested across the u.s. and confrontations with police. to keep the. proportions russian moguls. throw their fortunes at a little food that is worth billions of dollars. and also russia has made yet another step toward joining the world trade organ

caused by those strikes could up his killing is presented as a triumph a triumph which can create a perception that somehow it's perfectly ok to invade a country and help its leader be lynched but if it's presented as such a success doesn't become more tempting to try the same methods somewhere else i'm going to check out reporting from washington r.t. . columnist for u.s. based think tank of foreign policy in focus says the west should be outraged rather than pleased by the way gadhafi was killed i think that there were tremendous size of relief all over capitals in western europe i don't think it was misspeaking when hillary clinton the u.s. secretary of state said that he should be killed or captured in forty eight hours forty eight hours later he was killed this is a guy who knew quite literally where to where the bodies were buried this is somebody who cut all sorts of deals with the french but also the british and the italians and to a certain extent the americans as well i think they did not want him put on trial for any reason and i am not miss lightest that surprised that he was captu

a. perception of it because. finals last year this year it was a very consistent here for me. that i lost in the grand slams they you know really well throughout the season i didn't really have bad matches throughout the whole season i didn't lose the first or second rounds you know i've been playing deep into the tournament so i had a very consistent year no matter what and i think pretty satisfied about it of course i wanted to beat father and of course i wanted to reach the grand slam final but it's something i'm working on my game every single day i'm trying to improve. four minutes and fifty one seconds to time john one thomas dold spent writing up the status of the tallest hall in the city hall chiming in vietnam. sixty eight flow financial times it was that then you for the inaugural the twenty seven year old the late straightaway and showed his experience and skill as a quick wit what's caught between himself and his nearest rival and then. when it climbed thirty six seconds faster than the runner up. for one thing there's no reason really if you can read in the lobby

became a perceptive so there has to be a different solution. a senior israeli politician says their conflict with palestinians could be resolved without outside help the foreign minister says there's no need for mediation from the middle east quartet made up of russia the us the e.u. and the un but jerusalem post columnist jeff barak says international participation is a must to ensure a lasting peace. it is there because it. will be solved under an international umbrella of course mr lieberman is right in the ideal situation would be nothing better than fisheries and the palestinians to sit down together and reach a peace agreement between the two of them without the need for international mediation unfortunately however history has shown that this isn't going to be the case and in fact one of israel has made a peace agreement with another arab country the international community in particular of course the united states has been very much behind those negotiations if you look for example a peace really gyptian peace accord although the initia

country caused by those strikes his killing is presented as a triumph a triumph which can create a perception that somehow it's perfectly ok to invade a country and help its leader lynched but it's crazy to such a success doesn't it become more tempting to try the same method somewhere else i'm going to check our reporting from washington arts. and joining me now for more on this of age of times correspondent pepe escobar pavan for joining us first i want to get your reaction to the media coverage. of coffee well even my cat was terrified when he was watching fox news c.n.n. b.b.c. and all of that you know it's expected you know what do you expect from the one percent we are to ninety nine percent we don't have to follow their narrative it's all of us that's from the beginning this was a regime change operation and it's obvious that from the beginning it will be violence regime change operation so you know this there's nothing unexpected about it it's to pull the main to sure it was arafat's summit in a giant steel it's assad and it was a serving lad in let's say and now khadafy and the narra

country caused by those strikes and his killing is presented as a triumph a triumph which can create a perception that somehow it's perfectly ok to invade a country and help its leader be linked but if it's presented to such a success doesn't it become more tempting to try the same method somewhere else i'm going to check our reporting from washington are today. moving on now eurozone leaders are back round the table to try and wrestle a solution to the region's debt plight seen by many as their last chance that is the bonds that are first in line to bear the brunt or she's done a bushel has the latest from brussels for us. by june next year banks will have to raise the amount of capital european banks will have to raise their reserves to cover any risky investments such as greeks greece the greek prime minister has spoken to reporters here saying that greece has made a superhuman effort to make its economy viable but the odds are still increasing that toughens will have to quit the euro on the fears that is that still increasing the bailout fund has also been increased they won't say till novemb

cost by those strikes conduct his killing is presented as a triumph a triumph which can create a perception that somehow it's perfectly ok to invade a country and help its leader be lynched but if it's presented as such a success doesn't it become more tempting to try the same mess. it's somewhere else i'm going to check now reporting from washington art. for the role of the alliance and gadhafi is death is also the topic of debate for peter the bell and his guests in the latest edition of cross talk is a preview of what's coming your way throughout the day. i just don't think there's any sign that there is a war crime involved here i don't think it's murder and i think it's it's part of an ugly process that we call war the murder was in the ambulance so far as i can tell by young libyans and you know maybe he should be he should be held responsible for that but i just don't think that the attack on the convoy here in the city also they should never lose him this was a drug that american drone plane that attacked his convoy alongside the french were warplanes and peace to this so really thi

cost by those strikes conduct his killing is presented as a triumph a triumph which can create a perception that somehow it's perfectly ok to invade a country and help its leader be lynched but if it's presented as such a success doesn't it become more tempting to try the same methods somewhere else i'm going to check our reporting from washington r.t. . and next hour on our t.v. peter lavelle grills his guests over whether get off his death was an execution or the logical outcome to libya's civil war. i just don't think there's any sign that there's a war crime involved here i don't think it's murder i think it's it's part of an ugly process that we call war the murder was in the ambulance so far as i can tell by the young libyan and you know maybe he should be he should be held responsible for that but i just don't think that the attack on the convoy is ago even the selfish never the big this was a drop of american drone plane that attacked his convoy alongside a french one war plane and these two so really this was a joint french nato u.s. murder khadafi the fact that he was technically

country caused by those strikes and his killing is presented as a point of twenty if we can create a perception that somehow it's perfectly ok to invade a country and helping with the link but if it's presented as such a success doesn't it become more tempting to try the same method somewhere else i'm trying to strike our reporting from washington. and for more on this earlier i spoke to asia times correspondent have a escobar i asked him to assess the media coverage on the dow is off and here's his take. even my cat was terrified when she was watching fox news c.n.n. b.b.c. and all of that you know it's expected you know what do you expect from the one percent we are denied to nine percent we don't have to follow their narrative it's all of us that from the beginning of this was a reaching change operation and it's obvious that from the beginning you will be of violence regime change operation so you know there's there's nothing unexpected about it it's the build the main do sure it was arafat's summit in a job still it's assad it was a lot in what saddam hussein and now qaddafi and the narrat

cost by those strikes conduct his killing is presented as a triumph a triumph which can create a perception that somehow it's perfectly ok to invade a country and help its leader be lynched but if it's presented as such a success doesn't it become more tempting to try the same math. that's somewhere else i'm going to check out reporting from washington r.t. . israel's foreign minister is raising eyebrows again this time saying that palestinian president mahmoud abbas is the biggest obstacle to peace and should quit well it's not gone down well on either side of the door lieberman is the man who recently said the world should keep its nose out of the israeli palestinian peace process let's get reaction now from getting levy a commentator and columnist who's following at this event mr levy this is a high level especially during such a frosty period in this search for peace what do you think he's getting at here is he actually suggesting toppling abbas. i think our foreign minister is dealing mainly was domestic politics he talks to his vote to support. this very regrettable and i know that th

a. perception of it because. grand slam finals last year this year it was a very consistent here for me in. that i lost in the grand slams they. played really well throughout the season i really have bad matches throughout the whole season i didn't lose the first or second rounds you know i've been playing deep into the tournament so i had a very consistent here and no matter what and i think pretty satisfied about it of course i will. to go beat father and of course i wanted to reach another grand slam final but it's something i'm working on i'm working on my game every single day i'm trying to improve and you know hopefully it will pay off yeah should be quite a weekend of tennis ahead bodies all the sports not hockey hello everybody i'll see you in just under two hours time for more work sportbike from. all. kids.

. >> reporter: but for some here, there's a perception that they will not be as safe. >> if it wasn't for the fire department, seen right there, then i would have been in serious trouble. >> reporter: he says he never liked 911, he has his own system. >> it's just like when you call the highway patrol it goes to sacramento, bouncing back. there's more times. you are better off having the local police department numbers in your phone. >> reporter: it's not known if the direct lines to the police agencies will work after they dispatch this. he says he will try to provide the same level of service as before. there will be other changes when the new services go into effect be beginning tomorrow. for one, anyone who walks up to the police department here and pushes the button on the door for the intercom and gets a response, they will actually be talking to someone in south san francisco. in pacifica, don knapp, cbs5. >>> protesters in wall street say they are in for the long haul. they are now beginning their third week dancing out in the financial district. today, they pledged to stay as

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