and albania is beating us alphabetically. ( laughter ) i'll sayyit again-- we must change our name to one-understore-aaaamerica. and now eye can't elieve i'm saying this-- we're being beaten recruiting young athletes. we're the ones who drafted lebron at 18 when he only looked 38, but these days, 18 is ancient, especially in soccer, or as the europeans call it, foot soccer, because the watch fell eating mayo dippers in belgium have signed a 20-mooth-old toddler to a professional soccer contract. this boy, whose name is bryce brites, was signed by a belgian team whose spokesman said his ball control is incredible for someone his age. yes, his ball control is incredible unless is it rolls behind the couch because he's not old enough to have object permanence yet. but bryce has got the fundamentals. jimmy, let's go to the tape. >> and here comes bryce, carrying it half a meter, dribbling with both feet, straight to the wall, and he's right back on the pitch, leaving the coach in the dust. and he spotted sooething shiny. >> stephen: just imagine the headers he'll be aale to do once his fo

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members of the council have 2014-189,em document s- fte text of a dra resolution submitted by albania, germany, australia, austria, belgium, bulgaria, canada, cyprus, deutsche, denmark, spain, estonia, the united states of america, finland, france, georgia, greece, japan,, iceland, italy, lithuania, in stein, moldova, norway, new zealand the portugal,s, portland, although the, czech republic, the united kingdom, northern sweden, slovakia, turkey, and ukraine. four tonow give the council members who wish to make a statement before the vote. i give the floor from their presented above the russian federation. >> thank you, madam president. many times we have put forth in the chamber the essence of russian position regarding the cost of developing the internal crisis in the ukraine. this is the general context that is important for understanding how we view the u.s. drafted resolution, brought to vote today. it is a secret to no one that the russian federation will vote against the resolution. we cannot go along with a basic assumption that is declaring march planned referendum, where the

the best solution and one of the reasons i am sad if my and children are saying in ten years that albaniaa waste. >> the pressures issues are forcing the leaders to share the prospect of a brighter future for the campaigns. many here are questioning politicians ability to tackle corruption and low employment and debt. and the patience with the poll tickses is becoming thinner and thinner. the voters are not hiding the dissatisfy faksz faction. >> nothing is changing in 14 years. i don't expect any change. >> our children can't find work and we are living on two people's pensions. >> prices skyrocketed here and i don't earn enough to cover the needs for basic survival. i don't think anything will change from the elections. >> anyone that wins has serious challenges ahead. >> just listening to some of the people, some of the voices in your report, people are having a tough time in serbia and the country is suffering from a deep economic crisis and what is the turnout like in the election? >> well, because of the reasons you just mentioned, there are very low turnout comparing to previous el

in accordance with rule 37 of the council's provisional procedure, i invite the representative of albania, germany, austria, belgium, bulgaria, canada, cyprus, croatia, denmark, estonia, finland, georgia, greece, hungary, iceland, italy, japan, latvia, liechtenstein, malta, montenegro, norway, new zealand, the netherlands, poland, portugal, republic of moldova, czech republic, slovakia, slovenia, sweden, turkey, and ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. the security council will now begin consideration of item two of the agenda. members of the council have before them document s-2014-189, the text of a draft resolution submitted by albania, germany, australia, austria, belgium, bulgaria, canada, cyprus, denmark, spain, estonia, the united states of america, finland, france, georgia, greece, hungary, iceland, italy, japan, latvia, liechtenstein, lithuania, moldova, norway, new zealand the netherlands, poland, portugal, czech republic, the united kingdom, northern ireland, slovakia, sweden, turkey, and ukraine. i shall now give the four to council members who wish to mak

calling -- he called one reporter -- called tax cuts something that should be tried in bosnia or albaniae made that statement in the "wall street journal" wall he was banished from cbs until he resigned. the same thing with sheryl atkinson. she reported on benghazi. she broke the stories on ben gas si and has not been heard from ever since. >> do you think it's that or is the media chasing stories that as deep? by that i mean it's easier to just package other things that don't require as much thought. >> well there is a lot of that. but the old adage, if it bleeds, it leads. this is a story that bled profusely, especially when you had all the visuals. a huge, huge story that commanded the audience's attention, and it was an important story. so, this woman was reporting it. what almost stunned me about her approach was the lack of followup. we should break a report about benghazi, it was real terrorism, not a video, and you would thick everybody at cbs would follow up on the story. yet after she reported it in 2012 for four months she did not do a next story and then another five months b

i would be sad if my or your kids could say albania is the west. >> earlier serbia began talks with the. >> a strong earthquake off the coast of south america. the 6.7 quake was meant to be 6.0. it struck off the chost of chile, there's no tsunami threats. chilean authorities ordered coast at evacuations as a precaution. >> president obama is trying to tackle the issues of stagnated wages and it's setting up a battle between employers and employees. we bring you both sides of the debate in the week ahead. >> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories this half hour. ukraine's parliament condemned the decision it rejoin russia. 95% of voters favour the referendum. ukraine's prime minister compared the election to a circus. vladimir putin told him the u.s. would never recognise the vote. >> a u.s. army general accused of assaulting a female army captain no longer faces sexual assault charges. brigadier general jeffrey sinclair is expected to plat guilty to lesser -- plead guilty to lesser charges. he will not be registered as a sex offender or go to gaol. >> malaysia air

i would be sad if my and your children could say albania is the west. >> pressuring bread and butter issues is forcing leaders of a brighter e.u. future as the main selling point of the campaigns. for many reasons, it's a question of whether people will buy that. >> serbian politicians are struggling to deliver to the voters promises made in previous campaigns. many are questioning the ability to tackle corruption, low wages and huge unemployment, and massive foreign debt. it seems people's appearance with the politicians is getting thinner and thinner. >> voters are not hiding their dissatisfaction with current situation in their country. >> in 14 years, nothing has changed. we don't expect any change your. >> our children can't find work, and we are living on two people's pensions. that is unacceptable. tranchts price --. >> translation: price skyrocketed. what i earn is not enough to cover my needs. i don't think anything will change your. >> whoever wins the elections will face serious challenges ahead. >> the lebanese army says syria conducted air streaks in the south-east of le

can you imagine for one minute if nato has countries like albania -- they have literally the whole eastern part of russia as part of nato, all the countries that used to be satellite countries in russia and some of the other soviet bloc are now nato members. if they were doing that, i don't know, canada, mexico, russia was doing it, we would be losing our mind. what are you up to? let them figure out what they have going on in ukraine. >> that's a good point, whether you're cool or not, you have to raise the point, would you have wanted john mccain. are you saying it would have been better to have mitt romney? i don't think so. >> i disagree. >> if we were taking over part of mexico and everybody says the president is not showing strength, we're not doing military -- what would the russians do? they do absolutely nothing. might send a boat, a comboats into the gulf of mexico. they couldn't do anything about it. >> maybe we should. >> no, it's the same thing. i'm not sure you want that. you have to ask yourself a hard question about that. but i'm not so sure that i understand here what -- i

i had a group my church committee say we would like to deal with this issue of albania.do know what's going on in albania? deana what's going on in thailand? what about tysons corner? what about andy dale? what about yonkers? so may we need a national conference whereby the fbi, to bring all the law enforcement together, maybe do it, you know, with skype and different ways to see if we can break the back. because this thing is growing. so if you look at the possibility of a national conference and also how do we deal with the pimps who directly go after -- you don't have to comment but if you would look at that and get back. >> i will. >> i would appreciate it. the 9/11 commission, the review, and you have a good group. with ed meese and bruce hoffman. attorney general when he was in the white house with i think the finest president in modern times. president reagan. congressman roemer was on the nine 9/11 commission. professor hoffman teaches this at georgetown. fresh eyes on the target. what would you like them to look at? apparently you've met with them. what would yo

released after the ca relies they had attained the wrong man and left him alone on an abandoned road in albaniahile in cia custody, khaled el-masri says he was repeatedly beaten, drugs, roughly interrogated by masked men, detained in squalid conditions, and denied access to an attorney or his family. this is khaled el-masri. .> they took me to this room i had handcuffs and a blindfold. when the door was closed, i was beaten from all sides. i was hit from all sides. . was humiliated that i wascould hear being photographed in the process when i was completely naked. then my hands were tied on my back or to my back. ankles andains to my a bag over my head, just like the pictures we have seen of guantÁnamo, for example. i was dragged brutally into the airplane. in the airport, i was thrown to the floor. i was tied to the floor and to the sides of the airplanes. at some point when i woke up again, i found myself in afghanistan. i was brutally dragged off the airplane and put in the trunk of a car. , talk about khaled el-masri in this case. but thee to do this, khaled el-masri case, the u.s. governme

sandia, niger, peru, belize, albania, an geel, plaw -- angola, palau, seera lee own --, sierra leone, namibia, tanzania, morocco, netherlands. norway, hungary, iceland, the united states human rights council. mr. president, i'm not going to take more of the staff's time but throughout this executive calendar there's about 40 ambassadors, 40 ambassadors who are waiting to be confirmed, and 35 or so judges and do the math yourself, 75 or 80 very important jobs that they have stopped. so my friend from iowa is living in a dream world, i don't know where it exists. it doesn't exist here in the united states senate. so his solution to give them more time, can you imagine that? this is an alice in wonderland speech from the senator from iowa and he should have better use of his time. in playing fairy tales in the united states senate. obstruction led by the senators from all over this country who are republicans, it's an bairmt to our country. it is -- embarrassment to our country. it's preventing the people of this country from getting the things they need. now, i know, mr. president, that

this is a place where my grandmother's house used to be in the army they were in albania ever and nobody in far and. i don't even recognize it i mean it i know by the address of this where she is the way it is of government where they were you remember nothing she had a house like a big house but it was love this big so she was obliged to go away she's been living in the neighborhood which is like half of binion half serbian and they used to live normally like normal neighbors do and after the bombing she was one of the few people that left here when she left us all in ninety nine nine there was only one family left here after her and they came one night slovenian friends and told her look you got to go i mean we have heard from the libyan liberation army which they themselves told her they we've heard that they're going to come tomorrow after you. and they're going to get you out if you don't go yourself i'm going to go to war and to you just came to me so hard to be here. shortly. since we've gotten to kosovo should become very. agitated nervous are always rushing and i think it's beca

example, if albanians were --owed to do that in albania self-determination, the right to self-determination -- this is part of the u.n. documents -- this right is still there. instigate, we will never support such trends. only people who live in a certain territory have the right to decide their own future. >> to questions -- two questions. you said these are extreme measures, the possibility of deploying troops. you don't rule this out. if you deploy troops, a war may break out. does this concern you? my second question, you said the ukrainian president did not give orders to shoot at people. but somebody shot at them. these were professional snipers. -- actually some of the protesters say they may have been probably could -- provocateurs from the opposition party. look it up. it is available in open sources. we all saw when riot police officers with shields -- people used firearms on them. shields andhit pierced them. who gave those orders? i don't know. there ukrainian president told me he never gave the orders. agreement,gned the he ordered to remove riot police units from kia. -- kiev.

do you know, what is building on in albania or thailand? what about yonkers? or here? and do we need a national conference with the fbi to bring all law enforcement together. maybe with sky tuesday to break the back because it is growing. if you look at the possibility of a national conference and how do we deal with the pimps to go after you don't have to comment but look at that and get back. >> i would. >> the 9/11 commission review and you have the good group, end the secretary and president reagan one of the finest of modern times. professor hoffman teaches this at georgetown. fresh eyes on the target. what would you like them to look at? what would you like them to do? it is a great opportunity for you but what would you like them to look at? are you in communication? >> yes. i told the general he was the attorney general when i was first appointed. his name is on my certificate eye and make both of us feel old but as the all-star team i am interested in anything is but a particular how do they assess our effort to transform the organization into intelligence dri

are now being transferred to albania. we have another about 100 going to germany. >> okay. >> we are now looking at the process here internally. we are working with unami. the government of iraq. other relevant authorities. but right now, the white house, department of homeland security and other relevant agencies are looking at how many we might be able to take ourselves. >> i would hope within 30 days if all these things that you have talked about have not come to fruition that we decide to act and bring them here so that at least they'll be safe. otherwise, the blood of these murdered innocent people are on our hands. another issue. dr. afriti, the man who helped us bring to justice osama bin laden who slaughtered 3,000 american citizens, pakistan has arrested the doctor and even now after all of this time and all of these complaints and all of this negotiation he's still in a dungeon. this does not speak well for the people who would side with the united states if we let the doctor, the ultimate hero in the fight agai

ukrainian people at all just like they didn't care a single bit about the albanians in kosovo or in albaniaproper back in one thousand nine hundred nine. strobe talbott the leading western expert on russia actually wrote a forward into a book back in two thousand and two that openly argued that the war in kosovo war in one thousand nine wasn't about serbia at all or the albanians it was about the us sticking it to russia so the ukraine is just a second chapter in that story there's a political stablished here it really badly wants to take out russia because of this insane fantasy they've got the russians are a threat i don't know whether that fantasy is motivated by some sort of ethnic or religious personal issues that some of the people in the establishment might have i don't want to get into that right now but there is definitely that fantasy and it's definitely driving their actions so what they really want their ultimate prize is moscow and we've seen this before time and again from other would be conquerors in europe and honestly if i if the u.s. government or its political establishme

there were no sanctions imposed on albania for encouraging and fomenting separatism for a province i've been associated with or had been part of serbia for six hundred years almost six yes for over six hundred years so i think the question of double standards is raised quite justifiably the european council president herman my rampantly was supposed to meet letting their putin but it's rumored here were all cancelled it why in your opinion i cannot answer that question to be honest with you. i'm afraid that all all that i can say is that there's kind of a zero sum game going on which where you know the europeans. after a fairly clumsy first issue approach to ukraine that was rebuffed by then president unocal bitch. you know the unit peons have not have not played their cards particularly adeptly in this whole in this whole scenario whether this has come from any with any communication from washington i do not know i had not heard about the consolation of the meeting to be honest with you so i don't know the answer to the question here now russian officials have said on many occasions th

last week former congressman and three time presidential candidate ron paul wrote an op ed in the albania tribune in it he said this one billion dollars for ukraine is a rip off for the american taxpayer but it's also a bad deal for ukrainians not a single needy ukrainian will see a penny of this money as it will be used to bail out international banks who hold ukrainian government debt the bill itself also authorizes more u.s. taxpayer money for a government funded democracy promotion and for enhanced security cooperation with central and eastern european nato states. folks in texas are a bit concerned over something that mysterious floating above their heads that's right it's an unidentified flying object these were shot march tenth by veteran sky watchers in amarillo texas according to experts they do indeed depict quote something real meaning it's not just a known military flight or somebody playing with photoshop the shots also show that the aircraft is accompanied by two others and radio traffic was picked up suggesting there's a pilot that to us this screamed new u.s. spy plane but