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the apac congress this sunday all cheney. the presidents of russia and the u.s. are seeking ways to avoid further setbacks in relations between their countries there was a main theme of a phone conversation between vladimir putin and barack obama the leaders have pledged to seek new ways of ending the conflict in syria issue they don't see eye to eye on both have instructed their diplomats to push harder for a political transition to end the violence on friday moscow criticized western plans to send aid to the rebels saying it would only encourage them to seize power by force newton and obama have said they are also willing to work closer on global security issues including missile defense and concerns over iran and north korea's nuclear programs. now let's take a look at some other world news in briefs fifteen people have been arrested after scuffles broke out in manchester city center during an end to islamic protest staged by a far right group about seven hundred english defense league activists attended the rally with about three hundred fifty people mounting

the apac congress this sunday on. nuclear talks held this week between iran and six world powers including the us ended without a breakthrough and as america introduces a new bill to tighten the economic screws on the country tehran insists it has the right to ensure its energy independence whistleblower going to todd tells r.t. the risk of a nuclear iran is being blown out of proportion the iranian civilization has been around and for five thousand years certainly longer than most questions on sanctions or any western civilizations and they're not suicidal. they know that it's more than eighty eight nuclear weapons they would be obliterated washington this thing pops and being pushed by israel for a long time to effect regime change in iran. and the nuclear program as an excuse to put pressure on iran to try to cause regime change but i'm not saying that a nuclear armed iran would be a good thing but they aren't any countries on a good thing but the trash now behind pressure on iran and my opinion comes directly from

the apac congress this sunday on alt. we have more news and videos for you on our website at r.d. dot com here's us some of what we have for you the right now pennsbury hunger bag please all french police receive an official order to be for more and polite to suspects we have all the details online plus. it's back to the future italy may abandon the euro and return to the lyra as a way to save the country struggling economy recall how excited r.t. dot com. and now let's take a look at some other world news in brief twenty cities across portugal have witnessed major protests as people voiced their anger at government cuts in lisbon demonstrators marched to the ministers of finance ministries with them as a condemning the e.u. in twenty eleven the country agreed to a raft of severe austerity measures indra turned for a seventy eight billion euro bailout the opposition claims are that it is of these cards that are driving the country into recession. fifteen people have been arrested after scuffles or broke out in manchester city center during an end to islamic protests staged by a fa

the apac congress this sunday. also billion dollar cuts have kicked in in the united states after the white house failed to find common ground with republicans on how to cut america's massive debt measures like the cost hundreds of thousands of jobs but even as the first snips of made the blame game grows with both camps desperate to offload responsibility economist richard wolfe told me the american people should prepare for the worst. if publicans and democrats alike are committed to an austerity policy as we do and see it in europe their only disagreement is exactly who gets cut whose axes get raised and i'm very pessimistic as are most observers in washington that we are about to do what britain italy greece have done with the same dire consequences looming in our future if you cut government spending as we're about to do if you raise taxes on average people which we did on january first with the rise in the payroll tax those are a double whammy two hits on our economy major press the economy they lose people j

the apac congression this sunday i'll take. i. the british. market. find out what's really happening to the global economy with. no holds barred look at the global financial headlines kaiser reports. asking americans have having me may just spot some of the family and the church to address whatever crisis they are going through because the church was the place that sent us historically the collets the church was the place of you had the illness. and supports you you know if someone died you can depend on the church to come in bring the food you know to me come in bring whatever you need even help you to bury your loved ones you know i mean that was the church if you would have you didn't have the chance of going to come in and fill that gap for you. but when they first black america most family members were caught off guard those two. points those points of comfort were not quite there you know thank god some people had great family support. most families back then did not know what he was on they were afraid you know there was not a lot of informatio

the apac congress this sunday. now for some more internationalism brief this hour. in macedonia at least twenty two people including thirteen police have been injured during protests against the appointment of a new defense minister. fairy is a controversial figure and it was a guerrilla fight in the country's two thousand and one albanian insurgency riot police clashed with ethnic albanians who torched buses and attacked shops during the demonstration. several hundred people have attended a far right protest in the u.k. with fifteen arrested supporters of the english defense league blocked off much of the city of manchester as they marched through the streets escorted by more than three hundred police scuffles broke out between the protesters as different factions within the protest kalash three hundred fifty demonstrators took part in a counter rally against the group later in the day. hundreds of thousands of protesters have rallied in twenty cities across portugal to call for an end to deep budget cuts protesters in the capital lisbon held up banners and chanted

the apac congress please someday. more and more of britain's young professionals are looking to take their talents elsewhere despite government plans to cut the top rate of income tax next month but with the country's most economically active class dwindling in numbers there are fears that policymakers are doing enough to have a further brain drain of his own drew farmer examines what's driving the young and smart to greener pastures. jesse off in search of a new life abroad that is what three and a half million britons have done over the last decade but it isn't just pensioners seeking a retirement in the sun latest figures show that actually two thirds of them are professionals age twenty two to forty four and it's feared the outflow of talent is actually hurting the nation's economy clearly a lot of these people are trained professionals who are seeking to build a life elsewhere and i think that that's something policymakers should be very concerned about so what are the reasons for the exodus chiropractic feet tre

the apac congress this sunday i'll take. the presidents of russia and the u.s. are seeking ways to avoid further set backs in relations between their countries that was the main theme of a phone conversation between vladimir putin and barack obama the leaders have pledged to seek new ways of ending the conflict in syria an issue they don't see eye to eye both have instructed their diplomats to push harder for a political transition to end the violence on friday moscow criticize western plans to send aid to the rebels saying it would only encourage them to seize power by force who didn't and obama has said they are also willing to work closer on global security issues including missile defense and concerns over iran and north korea's nuclear programs. let's now take a look at some other world news in briefs the same people have been arrested after scuffles broke out in manchester city center during an end to islamic protest staged by a far right wing about seven hundred in english defense league activists attended the rally with about three hundred fifty people m

the apac congress this sunday. president freedom has become the latest victim in the gaza israel confrontation made tit for tat exchange hamas has start israelis from working in the territory and the israeli government says palestinians can no longer work for media on its soil aren't his policy a report. november last year israel and gaza are at war and in the middle of it a gaza journalist reporting in hebrew for leading israeli newspaper it was the last major story some rami would write for the hebrew priests a month later gaza's ruling hamas party banned palestinian journalists from working with israeli media accusing it of being hostile tel aviv refuses to recognize hamas and regards it as a terrorist organization and a magnet for mother i do not understand this decision unfortunately i feel that our struggle will have less meaning if we do not speak to the israeli media and make them hear our message sami feels he's on a personal crusade to help both sides better understand each other when his nine year old da

the apac congress this sunday. there are twelve cities in the united states in which half of the people with hiv aids lives with. over sixty two percent of patients diagnosed with aids this is a problem that frankly is substantially preventable it was like the big elephant in the room and nobody wanted to talk about there were really good public health things that people were really focused on this problem you certainly should be able to see a lot less human suffering. download here. so choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorite. if you're away from your television just doesn't matter now with your mobile device you can watch your t.v. anytime anywhere. live from the russian capital a rally in central moscow scald for russian orphans to be better protected the large number of children in care plus cases and abuses and death abroad have brought the topic to the fore in russia. that saturday's demonstration was very cold out there in central moscow but that didn't stop many from coming there to voice

the apac congress this sunday. his power was the envy of ambrose he had good reason to trust no one. his body was found on the floor of his huge empty house. but did he die of natural causes. the mystery of stalin stay on and see. that. both. her mother lived. and. the speed. of her. wish. him luck missed some good. luck just see him on it and. come out front of me a little and. he got me. ily.

the apac congress this sunday all. the present time to solve the impasse over iran and iran's nuclear program earlier this week fail to produce any breakthrough six world powers offered to relax some sanctions of tehran scaled back its uranium enrichment but iran which insists its atomic ambitions are purely peaceful refused to deal with a lower and former u.s. political adviser quite as tom thinks the risk of a nuclear iran is being blown out of proportion. the iranian civilization has been around for five thousand years certainly longer than most questions say sions or any western civilizations and they're not suicidal. they know that were they nuclear weapons they were being obliterated washington is being pushed and being pushed by israel for a long time to effect regime change in iran. and the nuclear program as an excuse to put pressure on iran to try to cause regime change but i'm not saying that a nuclear armed iran would be a good thing but there aren't any countries on a good thing but the crash now behind th

the apac congress this sunday on alt. the skyline of the georgian capital tbilisi is changing within the city going through a massive renovation program but critics argue that although the country may now be more beautiful on the surface it is still ugly underneath with improvement to social and economic issues not given the same attention. takes up the story. over the past five years georgia has changed dramatically of president mikheil saakashvili is architectural programs but not everyone is in the mood to admire these architectural novelties and his family lost their home several years ago after falling on hard times they had been promised a new flat by the city's authorities but the promise hasn't been kept and now there are a moment group of several others who are homeless forced to find shelter in an abandoned school. this city is building and being painted but we have nothing it is supposed to be built for the people we are the people and we have nothing if there is no us then there's no need for all this beauty w

impression that the apac is not too happy about the administration seemingly trying to play down the war talk in washington i'm going to check out. last week we told you about a library of congress ruling that made it illegal to unlock your cell phone to make it compatible with cell phone providers other than the one that carries the phone it's a decision that could result in up to five years in jail and five hundred thousand dollars worth of penalties for cell phone users caught with an unlocked device well a white house petition attracted support from over one hundred fourteen thousand people who spoke out against the ruling last week i spoke to one of the co-founders of the petition on the we the people web site derek ohana works for the yale law information society project and so. this law is antiquated take a listen. i think it's a digital basically a body of knowledge maybe it was before modern media three years for the i pod five years before the kindle and we should have laws that reflect modern technology and that's not what this law is i mean it's even a contestable question about whether or not your cell phone is under this act or law so it's a really acid ard system

in 2000 five, congress directed nasa to detect and catalog and characterize 90% of all n.e.o. 1 h a demand -- diameter of meters. that is much more challenging but work is proceeding apacent legislation directed the office of science and technology to develop a policy for notifying relevant authorities of an impending threat, to recommend an entity responsible for protecting the earth, and threat notification. in october i reported on our progress on those tasks. for the near earth object observation program has increased about five fold since 2009, from a little less than $4 million to $20.5 million. beyond detection and tracking, the administration is committed to exploring and developing the capabilities necessary to protect the earth in general and the united states in particular threats.o. we coordinate with homeland security, including the federal emergency management agency. i thank the committee for its continued to some port and its interest in this issue when i will be pleased to take any question the members may have. >> thank you, dr.. -- dr. holdren. >> it is an honor and privilege to appear with me colleagues and teammates in the space community. space sit