until tuesday night, king was the only freak member of the angola 3. he spent 29 years in solitary confinement for murder he did not commit. he was released in 2001 after his conviction was overturned. the third member of the angola 3, albert woodfox, remains in prison at the david wade correctional center in homer, louisiana. in recent months, he says he has been subjected to strip searches and a he searches as often as six times a day. robert king joins us from austin, just back from visiting wallace. he was the one who delivered the news to herman wallace that his conviction have been overturned. we're joined by herman wallace's defense attorney george kendall. first, we go directly to the new orleans hospital or herman wallace lies. we are joined by jackie summell some of the artist behind "herman's house," who joined us on monday in studio in new orleans when democracy now! was broadcasting from there, broadcasting about the case of herman wallace, then still in prison. now she joins us by phone at the bedside of herman wallace from the lsu medica

herman wallace, a member of the so-called angola 3, has been released from prison after being held for nearly 42 years in solitary confinement. he was taken directly to the hospital where he now lays dying of advanced stage liver cancer. wallace and two others were in prison for armed robbery, then accused in 1972 of murdering a prison guard at the louisiana state penitentiary, known as angola. the men say they were framed because of their political activism as members of one of the first prison chapters of the black panther party. the dramatic series of events on tuesday began one federal judge brian a jackson of the middle district court of louisiana ordered wallace's release and overturn his conviction. jacksonrder, judge called on the state to "immediately release mr. wallace

even today -- >> there is no prison in america like angola prison in louisiana. even back in 1973, it was considered the bloodiest prison in america it was dangerous. rape was ram peud. year. people were escaping every day. even to this day now, most of the correctional off vers corrections officers are white, most of the inmates are black. there was an up swelling of violence that was taking place by a lot of the african-american inmates twho had said they had enough of this. it's called the farm far reason. they're working on a coffee plantation . it's the size of manhattan this prison. it is enormous. even when i was there five years go, i pulled up and there's a hundred african inmates bent over in the cotton field. one white officer on a horse. you can close your eyes and imagine yourself in a totally different place. so, in 1972, most of the inmates also served as mouse boys for the correctional officers. they would paint their houses, make their food, do their lawns. this was at very different kault time in american history but also in this the prison whic

this is fellow angola 3 member robert king, released in 2001, speaking at herman wallace is funeral.indiscernible] some would say [indiscernible] i would agree with that. slate.died with a clean [applause] herman wallace would have turned 72 on sunday. he and fellow angola 3 member woodfox were convicted of the 1972 murder of a prison guard without any physical evidence. a fingerprint found at the scene was not theirs. a group of lawmakers led by congress number john conyers introduced attribute to wallace in the congressional record, saying -- amnesty international has launched a campaign calling for albert woodfox's release. the final imprisoned member of the angola 3 has had his conviction overturned three times, but he remains in solitary confinement at the david wade correctional center in homer, louisiana, where he is subjected to strip searches and anal cavity searches as many as six times a day. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a democracy now! special, we spend the hour with four former

snooping over a quarter at this point believe that president obama will apologize to angola merkel and offer to spy on david cameron instead slightly fewer in that think european governments will restrict access to private data raising the cost for u.s. businesses and the and the minority of us point believe that envisions germany offering stoughton an assigned asylum in return for launching a cyber counterattack against the u.s. so you can go to our t. dot com to have your say and while you're online get the latest updates on this story and many others. such as reports that tens of millions of phone calls in spain were intercepted and stored by the n.s.a. last year read up on the spread of the american spy web on our website and online also a schoolboy from canada pleads guilty to hacking government websites and passing the data to anonymous in exchange for video games learn more about the twelve year old prodigy on r.t. dot com. right see. first for. and i think that you're. on our reporters' twitter. and in. the in the. on the. look which is also i understand it's go back to libya b

. >> angola 3 member herman wallace has died at the age of 71. he died friday morning at 5:30 time just three days after being released from a louisiana prison. inspent one and 42 years solitary confinement. he was suffering from terminal liver cancer. he and two others known as the angola 3 were placed in solitary following the murder of her prison guard. the angola 3 under supporters say they were framed for their political activism as members of one of the first prison chapters of the black panther party. wallace was freed to the home of a supporter last week after a judge overturned his 1974 conviction. prosecutors moved to quickly reindicted him, even though he only had days to live. free man.e died a in a statement, wallace's attorneys said -- and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. we apologize for the inconvenience. the marketplace is currently undergoing regularly scheduled maintenance and will be back up monday, 10/seven/3013. seven, 30ht, october 13. that

. >> i understand angola is of particular interest. >> yes. angola, we have had a bank there for the last seven years. so we are already in the country. and angola is the largest economy in africa with a very strong and very impressive growth potential and historical growth. angola is about to grow up 9% this year and gdp is about to surpass to reach 170 billion by 2017, almost as big as hungary and as big as new zealand. there, the potential is big. in natural resource sector in oil, but also in other industries, as well. and we're very well positioned, obviously, to investors there and to benefit from that economic growth in the country. >> the long-term impact of what's going on in the u.s. has caused people to question whether the dollar will remain as the world's reserve currency. if people diversify away from the doshl, where will they go? >> i don't think it's actually at this stage it's possible to diversify away from the dollar simply by the is sheer size of the market. i think obviously what's happening in the u.s. is causing short-t

but we'll turn to angola's stories. here. altie spanish to find out more visit actuality. for life welcome to venture capital so this week's pay a man is she dragged itself out over a session is it too early to get excited when i get tax cuts in the us isn't just a moment also i would say bring a real spine is into the studio to get his take on the situation as well as that spying allegations are true in the u.s. and europe could affect a multi-billion dollar trade corporate news to come as well as mr sharon thomas an in-house investor he talks to us from singapore we'll see how he's getting on with his trace still to come but it starts with space. so spain's economy is officially out of recession often more than two years. growth in the euro zone's fourth biggest economy grew no point one percent driven by exports and with the country's main stock index there having gained a fifth this year with foreign investors becoming attracted once again to the nation's markets associates well when it comes to the real economy the story is quite different domestic demand for mains fr

news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's stories. you hear. all teach spanish find out more visit. is the united states an exceptional country the indispensable nation proponents of this idea claim the us is a force for good in the world and has the right even an obligation to act unilaterally when necessary critics charge american exceptionalism is dangerous to the us and the world as well as a cover for global domination and empire. photographer has no difficulty finding bullet holes at the television center. he came to with a group of supremes supporters it still remains unclear how. people was able to march so easily across the whole of moscow. i'm not the one to judge who is right and who is wrong my first duty is a reporter is to document the event commenting on it isn't my job but the fact. they were shooting at me and not only me that's for sure. as around the first attempts to break into the t.v. center was launched they used trophy police trucks special forces soldiers who were holding them inside remained silent f

we now know thanks to the work of historians like john thornton and linda haywood, they are from angola. everyone starts the story there but they were not the first africans to come to what is now the united states. the first african came in 1513. he was a free black man, not a slave and his name was juan garrito and he came with pots leon,on, -- ponce de looking for the fountain of youth like a white guy. he goes with cortez all the way to baja, california, mexico, looking for the mythical black amazons and he comes back to mexico city and files a petition in 1538 to the king of spain asking for pension and he claims, this is how you know he is a brother. he claims to have invented the growing of wheat. because -- your majesty, i also invented wheat. we have his portrait. we have a picture of him. the first slave whose name we know came in 1528, his name was esther von -- estaban. peopleon a ship with 600 that was shipwrecked. he turns out to be of really linguist and becomes a translator. he wondered all the way to arizona, new mexico, and back and goes back again, 15,000 miles. this

music programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's kid in the stories. you hear. detroit all teach spanish find out more visit eye to eye on t.v. dogs comb. play. play. clock i. in two thousand and three the supremes called raised the alone ordering the his area back tanneries to be relocated and brought up to standard the designated land fifty kilometers from dhaka was intended to accommodate the tanneries as well as a water treatment plant nine years later and still nothing has happened environmental activist dr masterson is working to be launched this project. this place was a billy you know it was pretty place it is a law and take surely after. setting up a new. city here. has filled up to. it so people are getting thrilled and i think it's been done by three. hundred people are coming here to see the new place how do developing it is not developing at all despite all these commitments from the government all this is from the government. down there you know there's have not not this and the owner has moved from this has shown any

dealers tell us that more and more wealthy collectors from countries like ghana, angola and nigeria arenvesting in their own country's art. for years african sculptures are taking objects and transforming them into art. their skill and that of painters and photographers is getting recognition. at home and here in london where the organisers hope that this fair will become an annual event. >> the fair is titled 154, representing 54 african countries. sold, and for a record surprise, a violin played to calm passengers on the deck of the sinking "titanic" sold at auction. the owner drowned along with 15 either. it took seven years for experts to authenticate the implement. "inside story' is next. washington and trust in congress plummets, a look at the millennial generation. 95 million strong and ready to change everything. that is tonight's inside story. >> hello everybody, i'm david shuster. the government shutdown and the fight over the debt ceiling last the 16 days and the poll shows americans did not like what they saw. republicans are taking a hit, but so are democrats and

dealers at the fair tell us that more and more wealthy collectors from countries like ghana, angola andigeria are investing in their own country's art. for years african sculptures take every day art and reform them. that skill is getting recognition at home and here in london where the organizers hope that this fair will become an annual event. >> and the fair is titled 1:54 representing 54 african countries and runs this weekend. >> sold for a record price - the violin played to calm passengers on the deck of the sinking "titanic," sold for $1.5 million in the u.k. the original owner was band leader hart , who drowned, along with 1500 others. it took experts many years to authent kate that interest. "techno" is up next. i'm phil torres to talk about innovations that can change lives. we're going to explore hardware and humanity in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. let's check out our team of hard-core nerds. tonight she's on the front lines of a devastating wildfire as a drone takes command of the skies over yosemite. crystal is a molecular neuroscience. she go

news programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little tonnage of angola's kiddies stories. are you here. to try i'll teach spanish find out more visit. all tito it's calm. you know i never made an official proposal but it was just somehow agreed between us that we would marry. we were talking on skype then and she suddenly smiled and said you know no one's ever proposed to me and that's when it struck me that i had actually forgotten to propose properly to her as well. as. president. the only thing i regret. is that i couldn't lift her up and. very glad that she always to be together has brought to to us. the wedded wife question i wanted to say no no is what my heart can't say that's why it's saying yes but i was afraid people might not get the joke and decided against it. yes now let the bride answer yes. when she asked a thought if that dot this. i can use my cheek. all the family is getting married. here has been and wife now you may now case the bride. it was a wonderful magical day it was so warm the sun was shining so brightly like in a fairy tale an

among them angola, north korea and sedan and what are problems convincing countries such as this not to join, why would they not want to join this? >> well some of the countries you mentioned had previously been described by others of access of evil and it's important to note that syria has now joined the chemical weapons convention which is why the opcw can go in and do their task but it's generally people who want to use their chemical weapons for their own means and generally against their own people and they do not want to join a convection that is going to force them to destroy and get rid of their chemicals and syria signed that and that is why the process is going forward. getting back to the opposition, 7 weeks ago after the attack in al-guta the u.s. and others were having strikes against the regime because of use of chemical weapons and it's a very different story now. and again i think they will take some convincing to support wholeheartedly the destruction of chemical weapons and again as your reporter mentioned some of these story sights are believed to be in contested a

and i have been to angola with unicef two years after the peace treaty was signed when the country was in complete and total disarray. in the six months after the tsunami we did a tour of all the southern villages that were good and kosovo two years ago following in the ranks of danny kaye or greta byrne to very large inspirations for me for sure and i mean i really both very well you did all were lucky you. i think that they were getting used to for he was the first and he was you know such an inspiration for someone to say you know what your celebrity you you need to give back we're all so blessed. and you're a baseball fan but i feel the same way about roberto clemente and what he was able to do you made a spoof sex tape for funny or die let's take a look at it and then we'll have you talk about. cares. our nation is on the brink of you have a mother in the middle east. in syria. what was that all about. mike farah who runs funny or die i called ray and he said i have this i dia and he pitched the idea to me and i thought what an interesting social statement about where we are cultu

cancer at the age of seventy one seawalls was a former inmate at the louisiana state penitentiary in angola and spent the last forty one years of his life in solitary confinement earlier this week he was released from prison after a judge granted him a new trial because of the unfair jury selection of all white males during his first one while this was originally imprisoned for robbery and moved to solitary after allegedly stabbing a prison guard during a riot he claimed that he was singled out because he was a member of the black panther party and organize protests against prison conditions now after years of appeals while.

and its riches the other though is more wary point into allegations of china taking advantage of angola's all sectors all flooding the market to garner with counterfeit goods as examples of why caution is needed well ben harris quickly he's chairman of the group think tank also warns the u.k. should be very careful with this new initiative. there is something to worry about where regards core infrastructure things like energy and security those are areas where i think there is a concern about any foreign power having control or investment and i think there are absolutely needs to be protections to ensure that our energy for example is not run from abroad in that we have control over it is there for structure george osborne has been out in china lecturing the british about why they need to change their attitudes to china as opposed to a proposition of often lecturing the chinese on human rights abuses or other issues so now i think we're talking about moving to china in a bit of business context as opposed to a foreign policy context more than a thousand of suspected illegal migrants have

use a little tonnage of angola's keep these stories. here. in the spanish to find out more visit. more news today violence is once again flared up. and these are the images cold world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are the day. in syria a suicide bombing at an army checkpoint has claimed the lives of at least thirty people in the central city of hama state media reported a truck loaded with exposure to the post and detonated damages intensified after a fuel tanker parked nearby quarterlife the country's been locked in a tug of war between the government and the fragmented rebel groups and alters marie if an ocean made it to one opposition stronghold the tell all your brother next to the syrian lebanese border is just eighty kilometers from the capital damascus but it is like a state within a state that has its own security forces police and even the army can see its symbols of new authorities here everywhere graffiti or three stars free syrian army is controlling this area a syrian military cannot enter your route is the center of a large mountainou

well we have statements from angola merkel staff as well as from the white house about what was discussed what the nature of the sperm call was now it originated through intelligence that was that came out that angela merkel's personal telephone had been listened to by the n.s.a. now this information was taken seriously enough by the german security services under by mrs merkel herself to prom to get on the phone to the oval office and speak directly to the president barack obama now the spokesperson for angela merkel said the chiefs wanting an immediate and comprehensive clarification about these allegations and if it turns out that they had been listening into her personal phone calls that would be completely on acceptable now that's been echoed in the front pages of the newspaper newspapers here on thursday in germany they're talking about it being the biggest affront to chancellor merkel and to the german people if they had been if their leader had been being spied on by the by the united states and also talking about it being an attack on her political hearths now in response to thes

time to wrap up political gift giving their demanding a club down on suspiciously lavish nations to angola merkel's political party which received seven hundred thousand euros from b m w the full story is on r t. o's online edward snowden says that was no way russia or china will go to any n.s.a. documents adding that to he flew to moscow empty handed. the dust covers are off and the u.s. government has reopened following a nerve wrecking shutdown and balancing on the verge of a default for over two weeks president obama is warning that america has suffered a major blow and the fiscal battle is far from over the last few weeks have inflicted completely unnecessary damage on our economy we don't know yet the full scope of the damage but every analyst out there believes it's slowed our growth probably nothing is done more damage to america's credibility in the world are standing with other countries. then the spectacle that we've seen these past several weeks america has already got a thumbs down from china its dugong agency has slashed the united states' credit rating by one notch to a minu

wrap up political gift giving and they're demanding a clampdown on suspiciously lavish donations to angola merkel political party which received seven hundred thousand euros from b.m.w. story is in our website r t v dot com also online edward snowden said there's no way russia or china got any n.s.a. documents adding that he flew to moscow am to be handed. dutch police are investigating a break in at the apartment block which houses russian embassy staff in the hague the incident is adding to the fortunes developing between moscow and the netherlands after both russian and dutch diplomats came under attack in recent weeks or more and this from the comfort of. well you see you've been looking into these incidents can you tell us a bit more perhaps explain to us what's happening there sure marina well it's hard to say whether this is a case of diplomatic tit for tat or just pure coincidence but an apartment housing russian diplomats in the hague was apparently broken into late thursday we do have more details from the russian foreign ministry spokesman let's take a quick listen. employees fr

cancer at the age of seventy one seawalls was a former inmate at the louisiana state penitentiary in angola and spent the last forty one years of his life in solitary confinement earlier this week he was released from prison after a judge granted him a new trial because of the unfair jury selection of all white males during his first one wallace was originally imprisoned for robbery and moved to solitary after allegedly stabbing a prison guard during a riot he claimed that he was singled out because he was a member of the black panther party and organize protests against prison conditions now after years of appeals wallace's murder conviction was finally overturned unfortunately he died shortly after being released and while some are happy that at least he's spent his last hours as a free man it's an utter travesty that wallace lived the last forty one years in a tiny cell virtually no human contact all for a crime he may not have committed as that's twenty first century justice in the most incarcerated country on earth. the please please take a look very hard to take a. look. at you that h

company benefiting from strong performance in international markets such as russia, saudi arabia and angola. but revenue came just shy of expectations, sending the stock down 3.5% to $50.66. >>> a shot in the arm for shares of radio shack. the company reportedly securing new financing from ge capital ahead of the holiday season. the funds will help free up cash and be used to finance the electronic chain's overhaul. the stock popped 7% to $3.52. >>> at&t is leasing and selling the rights to 9700 wireless towers to crown castle international for almost $5 billion. at&t's goal is to jgenerate cas to upgrade its cell phone network. the move sent up shares almost 2% to $35.22. crown castle fell about the same amount to $74.66. >>> and over in the oil patch, the price of crude closed below $100 a barrel today. that's the first time in nearly four months. oil ended the day at $99.22 a barrel while u.s. crude supplies jumped to a much higher than expected 4 million barrels last week. >>> well, one reason why oil prices have been inching lower lately is the boom in domestic oil as the u.s. becomes

in its riches the other though is more wary pointing to allegations of china taking advantage of angola's oil sector or flooding the markets of garner with counterfeit goods as examples of why caution is needed well more now on the risks and the payoffs with ben harris quinn he's chairman of the group think tank joining me live in london but so just last year david cameron upset china by having a meeting with the dalai lama now we see george osborne there courting investment in beijing money is talking now rather than politics is it. yeah it's a fascinating rebalancing of our approach to china from a government point of view training to what i would perceive to be a far more realist approach george osborne who's been out in china lecturing the british about why they need to change their attitude to china as opposed to pry position of often lecturing the chinese on human rights abuses or other issues so now i think we're talking about moving to china in a business context as opposed to a foreign policy context does that mean you markets that can work together that means you can simply say

of the german government is reconsidering its subsidy program with angola merkel expected to look at how the hand outs exactly work for now although he continues to build his arteries kitty pilgrim explains as consumers continuously see their utility bills rise the conflict between competitive business and the. us is escalating the decisions to subsidize selected technologies have our energy prices so for example we rein in on germany for now then subsidies for renewable energy all right to get around sixteen billion euros a year and that's rising and in total says the introduction that sixty billion there now the value of you tell it is on global stock exchanges all over the e.u. have gone from around one trillion euros in two thousand and eight to lessen hoth of that now so as a consequence it's perhaps not surprising to me that investors are losing interest now german utility company they seen their share price drop seventy five percent since their peak in around two thousand and seven and this is what we see of the company has to say about that and on impress the top so while the

news programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little too much of angola's stories. or you hear. it all t. spanish find out more visit eye to eye. on next story takes us to syria where the conflict continues to take its toll on civilians as some are deciding to take matters into their own heads are does put us to met one young mother who's taking up arms to ensure had children's future. miriam is getting ready for work like women around the world she enjoys putting on makeup before heading to the office but miriam's job is a little different to most the twenty three year old is heading to the syrian frontline it gives me great satisfaction being able to defend my country against terrorists who want to destroy it. it's strange to find women here in the line of fire even more so because miriam is a mother her sons are just four and six years old. and i signed up because of them i'm not afraid anymore because i've stopped worrying where in a state of war. but every day miriam sees the reality of war more than one hundred thousand people most of them civilians k

music programs and documentaries and spanish more matters to you breaking news a little turn a tip angola's kid in the stories. are you here. to enjoy all teach spanish find out more visit eye to eye. on. more news today violence is once again flared up. these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. giant corporations are the day. of. a. it's a rare to get an insider's view of the taboo subjects i often talk on the show but today former senator florida governor bob graham joined me to talk about the most pressing policy decisions he was involved with areas eighteen years in the senate graham served as the head of the senate intelligence committee during nine eleven it was the chairperson for the b.p. deepwater horizon oil spill national commission and as a member the cia external advisory board i first asked senator graham about the current government shutdown and how it compares to the one seventeen years ago while he was in office. flu shutdown in the mid ninety's was placed over budget matters so you have a difference in disagreement over numbers that's relat

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cancer at the age of seventy one seawalls was a former inmate from louisiana state penitentiary in angola and spent the last forty one years of his life in solitary confinement earlier this week he was released from prison after a judge granted him a new trial because of the unfair jury selection of all white males during his first one while this was originally imprisoned for robbery and moved to solitary after allegedly stabbing a prison guard during a riot he claimed that he was singled out because he was a member of the black panther party and organize protests against prison conditions now after years of appeals wallace's murder conviction was finally overturned unfortunately he died shortly after being released and while some are happy that at least he's spent his last hours as a free man it's an utter travesty that wallace lived the last forty one years in a tiny cell virtually no human contact all for a crime he may not have committed as that's twenty first century justice in the most incarcerated country on earth. the please please take a look very hard to take a. look. at how to

music programs and documentaries and spanish what matters to you breaking news a little turn a tip angola's kidneys stories. for you here. then surely i'll teach spanish to find out more visit actuality. dot com. thanks for staying with us here on our team a sell you more of what's happening around the world in turkey the u.s. is that all is with its nato ally turkey off to a car turned away from alliance members in seeking a multi-billion dollar military contract ferguson told us with a chinese company to co-produce missile defense systems about that firms and american sanctions for violating a nonproliferation act one turkish analyst explained on cross motives to r.t. . american. system is all of it so that the americans control the entire system if it is deployed rare as china is offering turkey to produce together. to control. together and provide turkey along control of the entire system china has stressed the missile defense deal should not be politicized as it's actually all about normal commercial competition of us about she also told r.t. that the rollock gives on chorale more grou

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a little tonnage of angola's kidneys stories. you hear. that all teach spanish find out more visit eye to eye. teeth. play. and play. clean i. play. well. science technology innovation all the least developed minutes from around russia we've got the future covered. welcome back across the uk where all things considered i'm peter lavelle your mind that we're discussing who should control the internet. ok jim i'd like to go back to you in london we learned over the last few months that the n.s.a. does not only to spy on people around the world that spies also on americans and when it comes to the united states they want to see everything everything and it's quite interesting when push comes to shove the n.s.a. has been able to mildly prove with circumstantial evidence it's foiled two keris attacks on the united states considering all of the data that is being collected so why does the n.s.a. need to watch hundreds of millions of people is it really looking after looking for terrorism or is it watching to watch sake. i think there are two thi

cancer at the age of seventy one seawalls was a former inmate of louisiana state penitentiary in angola and spent the last forty one years of his life in solitary confinement earlier this week he was released from prison after a judge granted him a new trial because of the unfair jury selection of all white males during his first one wallace was originally imprisoned for robbery and moved to solitary after allegedly stabbing a prison guard during a riot he claimed that he was singled out because he was a member of the black panther party and organize protests against prison conditions now after years of appeals wallace's murder conviction was finally overturned unfortunately he died shortly after being released and while some are happy that at least he's spent his last hours as a free man it's an utter travesty that wallace lived the last forty one years in a tiny cell virtually no human contact all for a crime he may not have committed because that's twenty first century justice in the most incarcerated country on earth. the day. it was a. very hard to take that. he ever had sex with t

time to rabbi political gift giving their demanding a clampdown on suspiciously lavish donations to angola merkel political party which received seven hundred thousand euros from b.m.w. story is online or t. dot com. also online today edward snowden says there's no way russia or china have gotten any n.s.a. documents adding that he flew to moscow empty handed. now dutch police are investigating a break in at an apartment block which houses russian embassy staff in the hague incident adds to the friction developing between moscow and they're the ones after both russian and dutch diplomats came under attack in recent weeks or he's losing confidence but looking into the incidents. well it's hard to say whether this is a case of diplomatic tit for tat or just pure coincidence but an apartment housing russian diplomats in the hague was apparently broken into late thursday we do have more details from the russian foreign ministry spokesman let's take a quick listen employees from the russian embassy in the netherlands came back from work on the seventeenth of october to their apartments located

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liver cancer at the age of seventy one seawalls was a former inmate louisiana state penitentiary in angola.