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. >>> no les pagan el salario abu contratistas y reportaban nrm gs falsa a 600 trabajadores se les debíae dólares en sueldos nunca pagado y las autoridades no sólo fueron tras los contratistas independientes si no también tras los dueños de fincas las que a quienes le im ppusieron multas adicionales. este caso confirma la denuncia en la florida o carolina del norte donde abunda la injusticia en contra estos trabajadores que quizás en su mayoría son inmigrantes indocumentados. >>> y lo cierto que están entre los trabajadores más vulnerables en este país incluso en california muchos han muerto víctimas de trabajar largas horas bajo el sol sin agua. >>> cuando ven que el trabajador no tiene sus papeles, empiezan a intimidar. >>> la esperanza que se em scombeen a ver cambios. >>> gracias a esta investigación se logró recuperar muchos salarios perdidos. y a los dueños que no paguen los salarios y multas los amenazan con llevar ante un juez federal telemundo. >>> gracias carlos y otra dolorosa realidad se vive en los campos de california donde la cantidad de niños trabajando ha aumentado drást

other private american security companies were contracted to carry out interrogations at the notorious abu ghraib prison in iraq a name synonymous now with horrific human rights violations including torture rape and murder the us supreme court recently threw out a lawsuit alleging abuse of prisoners by the contractors. in afghanistan it's reported that human rights violations and it would killings are committed by security firms on a regular basis to an extent set to undermine coalition forces counterinsurgency efforts. don't fire.

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, on the other hand, four months of bombing, as caroline pointed out, which has failed to dislodge, abu dhabi or to make any significant changes in the frontline -- which has failed to dislodge colonel gaddafi or to make any signal that in changes in the front line. they were looking for something to break this deadlock. we have seen this in the last few days, france, britain, the united states, and i think there is an undercurrent in all of this of a certain kind of quiet desperation, because it is very expensive to keep up the bombing of the no-fly zone, and how long? you know, how long is this going to go on? it has already been four months. running into years, a decade, billions and billions of dollars? i think they're trying to unlock the situation. >> john, thank you very much for joining us. >> a pleasure. >> if in somalia, an effort to airlift emergency supplies into mogadishu is underway. today his mission is the first of 10 being carried out by the world food program in response to severe droughts, which are ravaging the horn of africa. they are being transferred to mogadishu

already 8 and a half billion dollars has been committed including $4 billion from abu dhabi's mubadala to build a smelter, creating 10,000 jobs. >>mahmud: this 70 billion dollars worth of investment over the next 20 years will translate into thecreation of 1.6 million jobs. this of course will achieve for sarawak the achievement of the creation of a high income economy. >>reporter: such is the draw of clean energy, that it can attract the world's largest energy guzzlers: rio tinto alcan is the world's largest aluminium producer. hydropower accounts for more than halfof its energy needs... compared to the global aluminium industry's standard of 35% for smelting. >>cote: making aluminium out of clean, renewable, hydro-power typically emits 5 to 8 times less thanwhat it is produced on coal. we have a bias for clean energy, so sarawak offering a large scale clean, renewable, hydro-electricity presents significant interest for us. and i would add in addition to hydro-electricity, it is offering skilled workforce and it's very close to, very high-growth markets; all critical factors in decis

one of their big partners when they're working in this neighborhood is abu. we are working closely with them. i want to give a shout out to them. we want to see more local residents getting work. [applause] and then the rest is up to us, dpw, working with the library. the guy that will be working day to day with freddie, our resident engineer, garland wong. he will be living here and will not sleep until this library is done. he is supported by several wonderful people. lina chen is managing all of these projects. [applause] i also wanted knowledge of our other local hire, deputy director, muhammed nuru. always working for the baby. we are honored to be able to work on this for our community, who is so deserving and has been so patient. we are going to get people to work in the process and we are all going to be very happy here at the ribbon cutting and a little bit over by year. [applause] >> i think you can all see a pattern. this is all about local ownership. thank you for making this happen. i want to acknowledge and invite to the podium the leader of our

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move into the apartment she advertised because her mother had cancer, the man who had the bay area abus with his surprisingly theft of a simple picasso made his first court appearance today. mark luzo of new jersey is charged with felony and second degree burglary. he was caught on a bar surveillance video covering the art with a newspaper. he was arrested shortly after, he is scheduled to be back in court on friday. >>> after another tense day of negotiations at the white house, there is no sign of progress toward an agreement on taxes, spending and our nation's debt. tara merge near is at the white house where president obama is calling on lawmakers to pull off the band-aid. tara. >> that's right. >> reporter: president obama is pushing harder and harder for a deal but time is running out and, as you said, there is no sign of compromise. president obama sat down with congressional leaders at the white house again on monday trying to make a deal on the deficit. >> and we're gonna meet every single day until we get this thing resolved. >> reporter: if the government's debt ceiling isn't

in the fast approaching with all the ocean race the latest one how vessel to come into being is to abu dhabi's and turn to the world's longest race around the globe reluctant to nothing less than four months on the top of the twenty ninth seven crucial talking point this time at home ports on six continents putting the race to light the seventh i would have a scapegoat in war has waited for more than the war for the uk to be designed for this now because the folks in spreading its wings just a marginal symbol would i think. that's often supposed to ask i think. we'll. bring you the latest in science stem cell culture from a realm for sure. we've got the future covered. would be soon which brightened if you knew about sound from finest impressions. please for instance on t.v. dot com.

. >> reporter: that's the case for john tawil and his friend mary abu-ghattas, who are students at the roman catholic-run bethlehem university. both are 20 years old and were born under israeli occupation. they say israel's strict security policies toward all palestinians make west bank life untenable. >> first of all, challenges in moving, which is a basic human right to be able to move from one point to another. challenges in israel controlling the water supply, israel controlling basically any supply that comes into palestine. >> reporter: mary's greek orthodox family has lived for centuries in the christian town of beit jala, just outside bethlehem. she's close to them, but also dreams of traveling to faraway places. >> i don't care, like, if i have a lot of money. i just care to reay be able to see the world, so yes, that is definitely my dream, but it's not going to -- it's not that easy to make come true considering our situation in palestine. it's very tempting to leave. do we try? yes, of course we try. like basically, obviously no one wants to leave their country, but it is h

other private american security companies were contracted to carry out interrogations at the notorious abu ghraib prison in iraq a name synonymous now with her if acumen rights violations including torture rape and murder the u.s. supreme court recently threw out a lawsuit alleging abuse of prisoners by the contractors. in afghanistan it's reported that he.

and love and care and home ports on six continents before concluding the race until either seventh abu dhabi skipper ian walker has waited for more than a year for the not to be designed but britain has now been proud of the thought in spreading its wings which is the national symbol of new brighton resumes. and that's all from the sports desk. hungry for the full story we've got it first hand the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers on the t.v. . culture is that so much of an oldish musician can find the mark of united nations tribunals has indicted some members of the lebanese shia movement hezbollah for the assassination of former lebanese prime minister.

meaning if these jurors believe she engaged in what's call aggravated child abuse, significant child abuson the child died that, too would be considered first degree murder and she would be eligible for the death penalty. >> dan abrams, following this every step of the way. >>> we turn to the searing heat across a large part of this country. some places so hot, so dry, they are canceling fireworks, afraid just one spark could launch yet another wildfire. matt gutman is on the south florida coast where they're moving forward but with great caution tonight. matt? >> reporter: hey, david, that barge is carrying thousands of live shells of fireworks, 27 minutes wort of rockets red glare. last year nearly 100 million people watched fair works across the country. but this year because of fire and drought, many americans will miss that most hallowed of american fourth of july traditions. a tradition that we found goes back to the very beginning, john adams wrote to his wife in 1776 that the day should be celebrated with quote, bonnfires and illumination across the country. cancelled in cities li

other private american security companies were contracted to carry out interrogations at the notorious abu ghraib prison in iraq a name synonymous now with her rethink human rights violations including. room court recently threw out a lawsuit alleging abuse of prisoners by the contractors. in afghanistan it's reported human rights violations and even killings are committed by security firms on a regular basis point extent set to undermine call the horses counterinsurgency efforts will start firing at anything that moves in general kill innocent afghans destroy property we're getting fairly consistent complaints about them everybody knows somebody who's been shot by the contractors. the lack of accountability has forced the united nations working group on mercenaries to push for specific international measures to regulate their activities especially now as u.s. military forces withdraw from iraq and afghanistan the number of contractors is set to grow dramatically and with. so many. functions to these. companies they are not related in that they are not controlled and this is what we're ext

late only eight hours after the explosion and the first military and emergency vehicle start coming to abu down from the capital we know the blast occurred to ammunition the fire hasn't been extinguished yet there's one more depo which can potentially blow up an. official say the explosions were caused by fireworks materials but there's enough evidence to prove it was ammunition around two hundred people are believed to have died half of them are soldiers others are civilians many of them are children it's difficult to say how many people have been injured how many apartment buildings schools and shops lie in ruins and there are cases of looting. but. the website chronicles of turkmenistan also reports of the total media that help the country state charlie selling entertainment programs instead of news bulletins meanwhile police are being ordered to detain anyone who tries to take pictures or mobile phone footage of the affected area and other website tells of crowds of children wandering the streets of their parents many there can't contact their families and friends because of disruption

two hundred people may have been killed in a series of explosions that shook the turkmenistan city of abu dhabi local media reports the blast happened at an ammunition depot though the government continues to claim it was because of fireworks r t contacted the editor of human rights website in turkmenistan who gave us more details it was that it started with a blast that was followed by a series of explosions panic spread among people immediately as people didn't know what was going on the government's reaction came too late only eight hours after the explosion did the first military and emergency vehicles start coming to down from the capital we know the blast occurred at two ammunition to use the fire hasn't been extinguished yet there's one more which can potentially blow up. the fischel say the explosions were caused by firework materials but there's enough evidence to prove it was ammunition around two hundred people are believed to have died half of them soldiers others are civilians many of them are children it's difficult to say how many people have been injured how many apartment

part in the fast approaching vol the ocean race the latest mano hole vessel to come into being is team abu dhabi's entrant for the world's longest race around the globe that is kicking off in less than four months on october the twenty ninth seven crews are taking part of this time mass and templates on six continents before completing the race on july the seventh. but you'd walk a has waited for more than a year for the new york to be designed the britain must not be proud as a full can spread its wings which is the national symbol of the mountain. and that's all news from sports desk.

prime minister netanyahu to do a big protest is planned assassination of palestinian israeli genest as abu thyra says the similarities with egypt. two thirds of the poor in israel are working poor people who are working every day people who have a great jobs and still are not able to go above the poverty level so that's a reason that people are coming out of the street if you look at how the protesters started it's almost identical to how it started in egypt and internees and other places started through facebook somebody who made a post on facebook through social media that's how people organize or was organized completely in the beginning by the young people in israel students people who feel that they have no future people who feel who can't afford living here in the ten years realizing that this is not the way to go forward and he's trying to figure out ways to deal with it because the government could definitely fall its role and these are ground and i think he is in danger especially that the process and the only while israel has been under a building in tel aviv and haifa and all th