, who had done some insulting cartoons of arafat who were said to have commissioned someone to assassinate him. so all the way up, whether it is punishment by censorship, punishment by prison, punishment by your name at, cartoonists has been singled out and punished over the years. but they are dealing with humor. so here is the way that he defended his rendition of louis philippe. this is at the first trial he says the first looks like louis philippe, but the last looks like the first, yet this last one is a pear. where are you to draw the line? will you condemn the first drawing? in that case you should have to condemn the last as well since this resembles the first. that is the king. can i help it if his majesty's face is like a pear? your sentence a man two years in jail because he has a pear that demonstrates a similarity with the king? in this case you would have to conduct all characters that depict a handed it is narrow at the top and abroad at the bottom. in this case i can promise you you will have more than enough to do. as artists will find a great amount of pleasure and demons

it will take legal action to block citizens from accessing dozens of file sharing sites on taste arafat explains. well record labels could be about to launch the biggest battle yet against pirate sites and what's alleged will be at the main blocking blitz in the ongoing fight against websites that file share and infringe on music copyright the british internet service providers or i s p's have already in the recent past been asked to block websites certain websites that are illegally file sharing music now it's thought that the british industry trade body . he launched the previous successful legal action is set to take a third wave of action now bt i haven't yet responded to this latest information but it's good sites such as the u.s. based file sharing site grieve and what would that mean well for british consumers of the music industry they won't be able to access these sites anymore this action is aimed at targeting the casual illegal dilator of course for the hardcore pirates they'll simply move on it's thought to the vast array of websites that you have out there at the moment so

talian ambassador in baghdad because it was italy's national day and there we learned that yasser arafat's palestinian leader with whom the u.s. was not communicating at that time was still in baghdad and she suggested that i meet him because i'm up obligated to adhere to official policy of the united states and she thought he might want to send a message to washington i may want to convey to him how washington feels the meeting was a range of next day was a long meeting it was interesting you know it was about the relationship but one thing that really stuck with me was arafat's interpretation of arab public opinion that it was important he thought saddam hussein was popular he thought wrong american leaders will weak and in fact i even wrote ultimately an article. following the war saying that saddam hussein actually misinterpreted not american intentions but he thought that our public opinion would prevent the saudis from allowing american troops on saudi soil and therefore the us would fail it didn't happen and the saudis stayed and so after that i scratch my head and said well here's

after months of sound checks and acoustical tweaks saying pitt is than sumerian skiff arafat has held its opening golla on its. such as a new stage this seven hundred million dollars tech venue is the first new russian opera house to aspire to global significance this time of designers and let's now go live to our tease about a lot say it was that to see how long. i stick you looking great all right yesterday the fair to world affairs and world's eyes watched the ceiling lift opening but only be eyepiece saw it live today at the mariinsky to opens its doors to everyone for the past performances please tell us more. you know it was a yearly i have to tell you that critics it was silence from yesterday's gala it was just a magical and just spectacular from the performances to the stage and it was just as i believe that the risky theater company hoped and wished that everybody would be able to see how what they really wanted to achieve at the end of the day now schools today is open to the general public you have to have gotten the ticket a little bit earlier as today is dedicated to rus

it really was a good idea to send a letter to all the kids we think arafat.- but it really puts them in a compromising position of trying to do good. >> completely. we do have a problem with weight-loss challenged children in our country today. it is hurting our insurance costs. while you sit there and say because the parents of failing of the school needs to step in that is very big brother. i want the government sitting there telling me. neil: all brothers and sisters are paying the cost, to your point. >> getting on the pa system is not the solution. neil: attention students. neil: there are limits. >> we just finished going through a shooting because the kid was mentally unstable. nothing more hurtful to a child especially in mills cool the big publicly abused or humiliated by your friends. never be able to get over that. >> the kid who was mentioned in the morning announcements. >> adelle round of the fatties. you get them to act differently. >> you are mean. >> it is mean. that's the main part. neil: you're talking about this tough love. you don't mean

and the challenge is a doing that, as you know, arafat you know, by the time you are appealing it, witnesses have disappeared or forgotten things, evidence doesn't exist anymore. skid marks on the road have long since disappeared, buildings have been torn down, lighting has changed. it's very hard to prove the case would've gone a different way without having a trial on the case, a proper trial. so it's almost impossible to get this ineffective assistance of counsel really. >> host: i wonder sort of what is the role of what should the role of responsibility of the judge be in these proceedings? in louisiana you talk about a certain cronyism. instances where the judges are the ones who control the appointment of the public defenders t. what kind of problems does that create? >> guest: one of the problems when the judges are appointed a public defenders is its the public defenders job is reliant on their approval, and judges are judged on their efficiency, how fast do they process cases, how quickly do they get through the docket. so they're going to want a public defender that goes along and

yasser arafat es hora que el mundo se de cuenta que el gobierno es cruel y hay momentos en que tiene el gobierno sigue?. >>> sÍ. >>> pero mÁs dÉbil. >>> o sea orlando zapata, fue unimas, han existido muchos opositores y presos polÍticos que han fallecido en las prisiones, sin embargo hubo momentos que nadie escuchaba. >>> en estos momentos, el mundo escucha, lo que tiene que haber es conmociÓn. >>> y esta conmociÓn crees que la podrÍas lograr con otra huelga de snanl. >>> creo que sÍ. >>> tu muriendo?. >>> pienso que sÍ. >>> pienso que el gobierno cubano deje morir a una persona que es premio... que por ejemplo el primero fue nelson mandela le causarÍa un daÑo al gobierno, que tendrÍa que hacer concesiones para poder demostrarle al mundo que no son tan malos. >>> no sÉ si lo estoy entend iendo era pero ese es el plan, el plan una vez que regreso res a cuba hacer otra huelga de hambre y llevarla al extremo?. >>> bueno todas mis huelgas sobson al extremo, conmigo no hay puntos medios cuando se trata de eso, pero en este caso estamos tratando de hacer otros mÉtodos. >>> y asumo de la hu

london for his cartoons and they still haven't figured out who did it because of israeli cartoons work arafat who had done some insulting cartoons, was said to commission someone to assassinate him. all the way up with eric is punishment by censorship or prison, and singled out and punished over the years. they're dealing with humor, and and he said this was the first trial, the first look like louis philippe, and the last one is a pair. where do you draw the line, and you should have to condemn the last as well since this resembles the first and that is the king and can i help it if his majesty's face is like a pair? he's been two years in jail because he created a pair which demonstrates a certain similarity with the king. in this case you would have to convict oral caricatures which depict the head which is narrow at the top and brought at the bottom. in this case i can promise you you will have more than enough to do, the malice of artists will find a great amount of pleasure in demonstrating this in any variety of broad circumstances and see how you will have raise royal dignity, and rea

eventually he blamed the palestinian leader when his efforts failed saying that arafat was impossible to deal with. i imagine that until now it is rare if not unknown for the leader of one country to express his love for the leader of another. clinton said that he loved him and was grief-stricken when he was assassinated. this paper turning is not turning up too much. no president worked harder and with more fervor than clinton to try to broker peace in the middle east. .. in america and israel has never been stronger. despite this remarkable record. what i was working on this book in 2012 only 8% of is really thought obama was pro israel. after releasing the visit in 2013. and shows the figure, and pro israel. i want to mention the report that accused israel of targeting civilians during this inco's in the incursion in gaza following kemper's from the attacks from gaza on israel. in the battle, formal commander of british forces told you and workers in 2009, quote, the israeli defense force. and put it this way. the is really defense forces, did more to safeguard the rights of civili

federal law and yet the nlrb face the same problems that richard cory has faced the consumer agency arafat gina faces of the environmental protection agency and that tom perez fees' is at the department of labour. this is about complete because ofa minority of senatot like the agency's and they don't like the work that these agencies do. in my view this kind of obstructionism is a violation of the senate's fundamental constitutional role to advise and consent and nomination. senators can vote against nominees with whom they disagree that they deserve a vote, and i hope that they get a vote. these individuals will be voted on as a package. i don't agree with the views of all five individuals. i find it very troubling for example, of the nominees was hired by the chamber of commerce specifically to curb the nlrb's regulatory authority. it's not about whether i agree or we disagree on the individual views of the ideology of each nominee. this isn't about whether the nlrb can function at all. it is about giving both workers and employers a fair chance to have their voices heard and their dispu

eight years listening and i proposed a peace proposal and israel said, yes, and it was the -- and arafat would not say yes or no, even though he told me he was going to. and it was the most colossal political error of my lifetime and a lot has flowed out of this. one of the reasons we are still stuck is he said he wanted settlement. -- settlement freeze. so hillary and other people went out and got settlement for 10 months. ofwas a big deal out netanyahu's government. they would not talk to him. they waited until the 10 months was over and he said, give me another 10 months and maybe i will talk to him. of netanyahu's government. bad move. it does not always work. the second thing i want to tell you, if you get into politics, nothing lasts forever. it is a human creation. people come to me all the time and say, were you not sick that president bush took your economic policy and we went from a surplus to debt? i said, yes, it made me sick. but the american people made it possible. i am constantly amazed when people vote and then they are surprised that the people they vote for do what the

in many ways, um, whoever is leader of the palestinians -- and when we were at camp dawfd, it was arafat -- has the right to make decisions about the size of the palestinian state. but we were also asking him to make decisions about the disposition of the holy places over which he did not have sole control. the saudis and others have a say in that. and so when we started calling some of the arabs -- and this all happened because ehud barak really gave, put on a very interesting and generous proposal on the table. the bottom line is the arabs had no idea what we were talking about. so where i think there has been, um, a change is what secretary kerry just was talking about or announced, was the meeting with the arab league leaders who have reput the arab initiative on the table with some additional wiggle room on swaps from the '67 lines. not as, as i understand it, not as a final offer, but as a way of, um, a basis for some negotiations and that that has, in fact, i think, end larged. -- enlarged. now, the problem is that from what i read in the papers, prime minister netanyahu think it