the radio. >> bergman: by the next morning, adolph archie was dead. coroner minyard's office performed an autopsy, which found that adolph archie had a fractured skull, a broken rib, blood in his lungs, lacerated lips, and other injuries consistent with what happens when someone is violently beaten to death. but initially, coroner minyard left the classification of the death blank, and then said publicly that archie had died when he fell over backwards by accident. >> ...archie to go into a coma and die. >> bergman: there's been a long history where you've been accused of being biased on the side of law enforcement. >> correct, yes. >> bergman: to the point that you had a friend, who was an officer involved in one of the more famous incidents... >> yes. >> bergman: adolph archie. >> adolph archie. >> bergman: you wound up getting the police an undetermined cause of death when he was in the custody of the police department. >> right. what's wrong with that? >> bergman: in a very violent... >> yeah, but what's wrong with that if it's the truth? >> bergm

this is archie's play room. it's named after archie, the oldest of the children. the play room, we wanted a room where children and families could come and explore the kind of activities kids from the victorian era might have enjoyed. >> look at that. back in those days, you got around by horse and buggy. you had to have a carriage house. what else do you have with an old house? ghost hunters. a ghost chaser says their oldest son still calls this place home. >> archie, we are about to come upstairs. we are in the attic of the house. we think that archie mcconagy resides up here. he will do things to make you exit. we have had people rushed on the stairs. when you go to leave, we have had the door forced closed as if he's telling you, get out. >> when archie says go, you go. you can actually hunt for ghosts at a special event saturday night. meanwhile, the house is open to the public saturdays and sundays as well. check out their website for admission fees. it looks nice out there. >>> coming up, a couple bay area cities making it easier when it comes to electric c

well archie caught up with dmitri medvedev press secretary straight after the conference i thought at the mark over explain why the president is taking his time to answer the question on everyone's lips well we'll have that interview for you later in the program. now the british military operation in iraq is ending after more than eight years the last group of royal navy training staff are pulling out on sunday the u.k. a joint the us invasion of iraq in two thousand and three under the pretext of destroying saddam hussein's weapons of mass destruction but it turned out he never had any the war fell out of favor with the british public even more so with the death of one hundred seventy nine soldiers during the conflict well most of the u.k.'s military forces withdrew two years ago i express a bill to make iraq a safer place with terror attacks happening there on a regular basis british people forever says the war is a blight on british history. but we see. one rotten government with another government a little question. of moms the world is a better place without you but the replaceme

palestinian voices have been criticizing president obama's call for a new steps towards peace but as archie's christine preside reports some point to settle is america's a long standing approach is the real problem. it is a scene all too familiar in this region of protest on israel's border that leads. to violence. here it was the may fifteenth protest marking what palestinians called not a catastrophe the creation of the state of israel on this date in one nine hundred forty eight because for israel it was a matter of security according to dan paula co-director of the zionist organization of america i don't know what any country would do people gather on your border and come across the globe of the lot. for palestinians it is the continuation of the seemingly endless. fight for an independent palestinian state a fight in which u.s. leaders try time and time again to play chief negotiator from president carter to reagan to george h.w. bush to president clinton george w. bush and now the obama administration is that we believe the borders of israel and palestine should be based on the nine hun

a lot of violence to end seville as a country struggles to overcome the crippled recession and as archie sarah furthur reports if the situation doesn't change soon or spade could be next in line for a e.u. rescue package. that's greece then. and now portugal as the u.a.e. things bailouts go a number there are now serious concern. that spain could be the next to topple protesters throughout europe clamoring to oppose even more taxpayers' money being plowed into rescuing others. was that i. think. that this was. i don't know if i break that it. was forty three hundred twenty five that is why i didn't like the whole labor market was decided was that i think that this is going to be right this is. where the women will this is where we will be millions and the year is same problems weren't enough there is now talk of greece defaulting on its loans even potentially accepting the year together and portugal's recent bailout is reported to be worth around seventy eight billion year spain is the euro zone's fourth largest economy the a different challenge altogether if it fails. if the situation h

human rights organizations have been lobbying in an attempt to help eradicate the problem but as archie jacob grieves reports in some cases it's simply too late we must warn you that this report contains footage of some of graphic violence it's a disturbing so it's one that's on the rise in the russian army. it's called hazing a village ina is all too familiar with its consequences here in that unit that i knew about thought is suffering physically and mentally are coming in every day. she runs the committee a soldier's mothers an organization partly funded by the government on a day to day basis the job is to tax relief from the harsh realities of service and you stand there the family tradition racking i have a jamaican our soldiers don't has a month to be able to. be freed from morning but fortunately as we met one more case was added to our workload so then kind of died at age twenty in suspicious circumstances the military claims it was a road accident based family want to know why forty minutes passed before medical attention was sought his loved ones now join the list of other br

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minister sergei lavrov and wrapped up their path towards the resolution of the arab israeli conflict archy's peter all over is following the visit for us. a delegation consisted of members of hamas and fatah those two organizations decided they were going to work together on the fourth of may they signed an agreement in cairo putting behind them a sometimes turbulent history between the two groups they said they've now put that behind them completely and a willing to work together in order to achieve a palestinian state and said that they will work together in a state government a palestinian state they're going to put forward these plans to the u.n. general assembly in september they met with foreign minister sergey lavrov to tell him all of this and following that meeting the delegation seemed happy for what they heard from mr lavrov that russia was ready to give the palestinian state a palestinian state their full backing. we're not planning to proclaim independence unilaterally next september and we're going to call on the u.n. to recognize a state and foreign minister sergei lavrov as w

barcelona out but then sit and silvio as the country struggles to overcome the crippling recession and as archie sauer furth reports if the situation doesn't change soon could be next in life or a rescue package. first greece then ireland and now portugal as the u.s.a.'s bailout growing number there are now serious concerns that spain could be the next to topple the protesters throughout europe a clamoring to the pace even more taxpayers' money being plowed into rescuing others. that if i had time that i. think that. that was a good thing i don't think my bank said that it. was forty three percent of under twenty five thousand why i didn't like the labor market and a little side was that i think there's going to be. this is only. the moment we will win this thing and we will be millions in the year is same problems weren't enough there is now talk of greece defaulting on its loans even potentially accepting the year together and portugal's recent bailout is reported to be worth around seventy eight billion euro but spain is the euro zone's fulfill largest economy the different challenge altogeth

and archie's close of team heads to the hometown of europe's largest hydroelectric station and finds out how locals are trying to repair decades of damage to reverse and fishing industry. to me out of the russian capital you're watching artsy a marina joshie welcome to the program the libyan radicals have failed to gain official recognition from the united states government a top rebel officials even denied a meeting with barack obama in washington on friday what would you brill is the first senior member of libya's national transitional council to visit the u.s. after meeting american officials djibril said that rebels are having trouble getting washington to release colonel gadhafi is frozen assets it ministration earlier promise to hand over some of the multi-billion dollar funds to the libyan opposition journalist patrick haynes assess the revolutions where the west is only alienating libyans. robert gates has said that he's. cautious about understanding who makes up the opposition and so an extent caution is commendable because this humanitarian intervention by the west in libya

south carolina all books except for the christian bible all of these are stories that are more on archie dot com. now at least three people have been killed after a roadside bomb hit a bus in eastern pakistan it comes just a day after a taliban revenge attack for the killing of bin laden but eighty seven dead is a lot of bad has slandered the u.s. operation of the wideout the al qaeda leader or his military contributor says washington should have been more careful when planning a great. nobody can give the u.s. administration unique capability to model the waters and bundled the message last week the us president obama deployed two top u.s. officials to negate the negative impact from the overkill verbosity of that has come from the white house first it was u.s. attorney general eric holder who tried to change that perception about whether to direct orders for the you get great war to kill or capture and then as ministration dispatched the u.s. national security adviser thomas danny. both gave their best to cover political interference into covariance special forces missions in pakistan

or archie and he or. a few minutes. put cheap energy consuming money you know in smooth states as her hopes for the us it's green clean potentials in question for sure thing. the race to be boss of the international monetary fund is not so much about who gets to where the candidate comes from. europe decides who gets the post and you is already lining up the candidates but the bric countries brazil russia india and china have other ideas. on how the for the leading emerging economies say it's high time someone else how to get. it's a change they don't believe in with the former director dominic straw's current out of the financial picture they're going to is looking for a suitable replacement and while the current financial situation in europe may suggest a new approach is needed to solve the problems by looks of it the i.m.f. will go in the other direction the weight of tradition and also the fact that there has been a longstanding deal between the united states and europe the u.s. will have the world bank and europe h

well archie dot com is where to go for reports and videos of the world's biggest stories and here's what's there for you on life right now muslims and christians in egypt joined together to try and put a lid on the religious violence that's wearing up in the wake of the country's revolution all the details are at r.t. dot com. president medvedev has restated his concerns about american and nato led plans for a missile defense system on russia's borders a lot of forum in st petersburg he called on the west to consider russia's interests to avoid a return to cold war style relations if you've got something good lots of them got in twenty twenty new missile defense system will appear in europe let us agree now on what it should be like in this case in twenty twenty we will have a modern europe well adjusted to life in the soviet union but if we do not agree what we will get will be the europe of the early one nine hundred eighty s. i don't want to live in such europe and i hope that neither do you. well russia has already said it intends to take action if the u.s. and nato plow ahead with the

check out more stories and plenty of eye catching video online at archie dot com on our website we're also taking a look at how natural disasters even fuel apocalyptic fear with many fearing the worst yet to come we take a look at how people are paying big bucks to build themselves an armageddon proof bunker like this one also online for you. the u.s. state of texas committing billions of dollars to wage war against the burger authorities but will still cameras in schools in a bid to fight growing student obesity more at our g. dug up. plan now to show you a bit more of life in a russia in our close up series where we explore the country's regions. so we visited volgograd a region a thousand kilometers southeast of moscow its name comes from the volga river running through the area the longest in europe it's one of russia's most progressive regions economically because of its well developed agricultural industry archies tom barton looks at how the hardships and benefits of life in the volgograd countryside. i'm currently stood in a typical russian village street as you can see it's pr

archie new york. just a few minutes while digging deep to cheap energy is still needing money going on things. like you think. the sale of gas it is being credentials are reports. now the race to wrong the international monetary fund is not so much about who gets to where they can but it const from europe traditionally decides who gets the pace that the e.u. is already pushing its preferred choice make it hard for others to get a look in but the five leading emerging economies say it's time someone else how to go ideally reports out how the brics countries of brazil russia india china and south africa won't take no thought an answer. it's a change they don't believe in with the former director john an extra hour of the financial picture their condition is looking for a suitable replacement and while the current financial situation in europe may suggest a new approach is needed to solve the problems by the looks of it the i.m.f. will go in the other direction the weight of tradition and also the fact t

chief arrest was a set up only it's what our correspondents written on archie's twitter feed will stayon top of this story by calling also our team on their squawk. it's. the strains definitely showing us is really relations after president obama called for a palestinian state with it at nineteen sixty seven borders and his middle east policy speech about comments has angered israel's prime minister who said it would make it impossible for his country to contact itself back in september the issue of the israeli settlements of the disputed territories stalled peace talks with the palestinians and later on friday a bit of it netanyahu will meet president obama at the white house parties go to check out reports from old washington bureau. obama pushed harder for these trailers to make concessions to stop building settlements or police is suggested that israel go back to pre nine hundred sixty seven border lines and that would mean that what happens is giving up completely the west bank is truthful him and the gavel straight. he was very careful to say that the u.s. is solely an advisor he

so first recording there and on our website as archie dot com we've got more on the developing situation and georgia the opposition claims protests they are building our presence our feeling we've got pictures of how the georgian authorities answer the streets down a list of course get the latest updates and follow us on our twitter page that's r t underscore com. speaking before the u.s. congress the israelis benjamin netanyahu announced peace with palestine a wasn't an option unless israel keeps the occupied territories it rest cause for among palestinians who decried the speech as propaganda riddled with lies and as our reports it's certain to add tension to yet another battleground between the two sides. the israeli palestinian conflict has reached an unlikely new field of battle where there are no borders and no generals calling the shots there is an author. a fact checking or a committee or something like that there is no chief editor or anything like that which is why we could pedia an online encyclopedia as one of the world's most popular websites with sixteen million entries ope

continue its campaign in the country as long as the libyan leader attacks his own people but as archie's lister reports the motivation of the alliance is under scrutiny. well. several decades and wars later it's still the question that's top of mind when it comes to the world's largest military alliance any people i think today wonder after the end of the cold war yeah nato lo and behold reality is it is busier than ever. set up to counter a perceived threats from the soviet union the north atlantic treaty organization has plowed ahead without an enemy after the end of the cold war. some ferrites that the alliance lost its reason to exist instead of what happened in fact and in violation of even the accords in the agreements time was nato aggressively expanded. and a larger alliance that once promised peace has instead pledged bombs in troops to afghanistan going on a decade and in its latest endeavor lobs air strikes into libya despite uniting a new strategic goals back in november libya has launched the allies did discord some countries don't want to actually you know shoot ground targ

have been killed and five others wounded in a terrorist attack in pakistan's largest city you could archie reports say several blasts and gunshots were heard as militants fought with troops at an aviation place an aircraft we was taught as well during a time militants in pakistan were promised further attacks to avenge the killing of some of them are. iceland has imposed a local flight ban and closed its main airport after the country's most active volcano erupted ash soon covered nearby villages and farms and even reached the capital however experts say it's unlikely to cause the widespread disruption to traffic like last year when the eruption of another ok no led to the closure of a large section of european air space. iran says it's arrested thirty people allegedly linked to a spy network won by the us central intelligence agency it said the network operated out of american diplomatic missions in the u.a.e. malaysia and turkey the report read on state t.v. didn't provide any further details but claimed the agents had been asked to spy on iran's research institutes nuclear programs and

archie silk is something of a smoker's rights champion. living in a city where a pack of cigarettes cost thirteen box and the freedom to park where you please grows ever more limited. down in our basement this retired new york city police officer nurtures the garden of rebellion this garden is about reacting and defying their attempt to control my behavior hundreds of home grown tobacco leaves hang to dry before soaked shreds and smokes are nicotine we're talking about legal product so back it was legal if they don't want people to smoke they should go to congress and lobby to have it criminalized the big apple's new smoking ban comes a bit close very soon it will be illegal to light up in new york city's parks beaches and to get streams causes like this one in times square violators caught blowing smoke can be slapped with a fifty dollars. if that's so dangerous so they probably make a lot of because they want to morning america. just like we saw so much about how come you can't smoke in public officials say the band aims to limit harmful

archie new york. is college worth it that's the question that many americans are asking themselves as more and more graduates find themselves unable to get a job and saddled with that in fact sixty five percent of americans have student loan debt and that average college student least school owing twenty four thousand dollars according to a report by the new york times student loan debt is expected to reach one trillion dollars this year even surpassing the credit card debt epidemic in america so what's a student to do peter thiel the co-founder of pay pal things that they should stop wasting their time and dropout these are the two million dollar fund they give students who drop out one hundred thousand dollars to work on projects that the breakthroughs in technology and science but which option carries more risk joining me from our studio in new york to discuss this is attorney denies he live in founder of the thin law firm united thank you so much for joining us tonight so for starters i want to he

or archie and he. now for more earlier i was joined by john whitehead he is president of the rutherford institute and i asked him if say fifty years ago long before the patriot act if americans in general cared more about their privacy and liberties and felt that the larger primary role of government was to protect the rights of law abiding citizens and then secondarily was concerned over the safety of a broader society here's what he had to say. i think nine eleven changed people's perspective all of a sudden you were told that there are these huge terrorist threats never terrorist everywhere and all that i talk with intelligence people who work the sea and they say basically that's true as far as out hyde a group like that working in the united states there's not much so but people. the general public has the side that we have all the terrorists around the country doing all these things which as we see says the level that really happened and that's why they got the u.s. they atria that. live through

production came to a halt when the company was swallowed up by the global cereal giant kellogg's archie sarah firth reports. for many breakfast is considered the most important meal of the day. and kellogg's cereal has made its name as a wholesome family brand built on strong ethical values. but for one small city in russia that perception of kellogg's is difficult to stomach. was generations of families that worked here grandmothers martyr's hardest sons daughters who have all been left feeling devastated. a few years ago kellogg's to caver one of russia's leading cereal brands including this production factory in got a for vets in the vladimir region as a global giant of industry it should be an exciting time for the workers of the reversal but on march the fourteenth we came to work and were told that the company would be liquidated this year it would have been the company's seventy fifth anniversary despite a generous redundancy package jobs think it's a scarce for generations of families the factory has been the economic heart of the city yet or not it was more than just a job the

stigma are often looked at in a negative light so is there any hope in sight to end this prejudice archies as they see it should you know has the story. which is dead like a spell and cast is still causing chills the fear of islam. muslims and of course just so my era is alive and kicking there is this the stigma there is this guy is conscious and unconscious about muslims and you know xenophobia is at its height in the united states and muslims are definitely targeted just because of who they are one of the latest targets of discrimination this sixty one year old a mom i mean up to much t.v. was recently pulled off an airplane together with his son also an imaam despite having passed through all the security checks the pair were yanked from their flight without explanation i've never seen anything like that before that level of . humiliation in this respect. as american citizens or the irony of brooklyn mosque leader was headed to a conference on islamophobia the whole idea of the of freedom of religion you know what we pride ourselves over was american girl doll so now we can take pride

demanding president saakashvili stressing nation there's always archie's twitter stream and facebook which will keep you updated as events unfold. it. is. a paradise for the french media and a historic world war two sides will today see an invasion of the g. eight machine the latest someone gets going and shake normandy resort to vail short until we can cross a live to our correspondent and he's in our way who can tell us what lies ahead of the g. eight leaders will have plenty to discuss in the coming days so are we to expect any crucial decisions or statements. as a form of the g eight of course has very little time to discuss some of the most pressing issues and usually they do make some kind of statement and that most certainly will happen but there has been criticism that really they meet together and that the g eight doesn't actually take any big steps that that's now the job of the g. twenty nevertheless like you said they will be covering many issues this year specifically a lot is happening a lot of events have taken place this year most certainly libya is going to be on the

and archie correspondents christine freeze out my two favorite ladies. like ok so we're all obviously really happy when it's six o'clock on saturday we're told by the world didn't end and i think yesterday but yesterday i think we did a little celebrating over that yesterday harold camping it seemed a little upset when people reporters not on a store of the weekend he was ready to talk about the issues that he had a really tough weekend but now he's back and well the end of the world is still coming to display a new prediction let's take a look. you know look let me. say it is what you're going to find out that i'm going to be saying. there's not a new day there's not a new big we've already been talking. again in the game about the end of the world. twenty one and two thousand. oh no obviously the whole time it was october twenty first two idiots you think was a great twenty first i mean i just can't believe this guy just push it back it's still coming the thing that bothers me is that it's always about quoting the bible while the bible told me this and

battlefields are now battling to make ends meet and among them are america's female veterans as archie's honesty a charkha brings us the story of their struggle seqlock. first their heroes the millions of us soldiers that have marched off to war on a government whim then on their return abandoned so they come home and see the truth about what they've been asked to do and i think this current glorification of the troops can't hide the reality of what happens when these young kids women and men come home and they are the real truth tellers it is often an unexpected many u.s. war veterans come from simple places like this one often not the best off neighborhoods some are following your dream others are lured in by promises of a better life but there are also those that sometimes join the military because they don't have any other economic choice and what many people don't realize is that american women can also fall into that category. women like chiquita a mother of two almost to see both her children lost in a custody battle she served america for three years did was tell you that in the

trump, a very rich guy, you may have heard is coming off like a regular guy, a man of the people, archie bunker, by giving voice, the same way pat buchanan, ross perot, give voice to the rage of the moment. and that is against the establishments in general and barack obama is a personification for it. cliff: he couldn't have written that great book. too well written. it -- he couldn't have gotten into columbia, it's too hard. so racially tinted. >> when you push on that door and it was clearly a reference to fritsch action. you push on -- aaffirmative action. you open that door and i open yourself up to charges of racism. when you speak in those coded words, you open yourself up. he's appealing to this group of people that essentially wants to annul the obama presidency. chris: what i heard, call me naive but i thought once he put out that birth certificate, getting it through the lawyer and getting it certified, everything the critics wanted. i thought that would stop them. >> you were so naive, chris. >> they did pivot very quickly. one of my favorite quotes was trump, i hope it checks

so full of berlin and archie. repairing a broken wing should. highway construction and humanitarian aid. cuts as shady officials pockets the spoils of war it's the people who pay the price. profiteering here is no longer just down to drug trafficking. afghanistan on the job. out. if. you want the to come. here this street still keeps its secrets it's time to reveal the soviet files and. the mission would be so much brighter if you knew about sun from feinstein question of the. stars on t.v. dot com. welcome back to spotlight on al gore not been just a reminder that my guest in the studio today is me three shevchenko the president of the saatchi to thaw two thousand and fourteen organizing committee nutri we've talked about talked about this and there's a catch you if you chose as one of the symbols of the sochi. games look yeah yeah yeah now let's talk about the mascots you chose finally three mascots this is this is unprecedented jeff three nascar three different animals. representing represented games as mascots why. wasn't it possible it's re

archie is in chicago sitting down with longtime activist former leader of the weather underground radical group that operated back in the sixty's and seventy's and now a clinical law professor at northwestern university and director of the children and family justice center. thank you so much for joining us today pleasure now you obviously have an extremely diverse biography hated by so romanticized by others from being on the f.b.i. is talk ten most launch of list to now being a law professor and dealing with children's rights which one of these stages serves your purposes but most i don't think of them is that distinct i feel like i've been obsessed with a couple of things my whole life certainly the question of justice and certainly he swore in peace you obviously throughout your career have received so much criticism . and your activities and actions were very radical group the weather underground. did some things that were you know later deemed terrorist and you say this entire time that you were really fighting for peace we've become used really since nine eleven as an example of am

keeping you up to date with the latest news and from around the world this is archie where it is five thirty am on a sunday morning by battery with us colonel gadhafi is that youngest son and three grandchildren have been children in the nato air strike in the libyan capital tripoli the libyan leader and his wife were the home of their twenty five year old son at the time of his strike but they themselves were unharmed. and. latest on the unrest in syria the army reportedly killed six protesters as it takes control of a mosque in central iraq the focal point of anti-government resistance in the city this comes as experts condemn washington saying sanctions and support for the opposition can only make the situation in syria worse than. fighting up for the soldiers who faced demand an end to the severe bullying in the russian army it says many young recruits are falling victim to their own comrades the committee of the soldiers of others and says the ministry of defense is not doing enough to stop the brutality. and authorities in new york are accused of chasing the buck right out of pe

really hard to archie dot com. collide again this is on c.n.n. richard and. tensions mount as far as israeli and palestinian officials criticize president obama's latest proposal for peace between the two you and the children region as a whole. leg egressing gaze meant to levy a loss of the six today american legal deadline without stable approval that's not the president you know congress has seen all of them as a promise no interest in the truth and olbermann is now only a minor. island thousands of protesters take to draw transit is to demand a presence on the street his resignation but the polls police have wanted to demonstrate his appealing fears that repeat over this government contagion is taking place. and so turmoil in the arab world has prompted some european states to impose border restrictions to keep refugees fleeing the violence up next i'll be in office spotlight asked the secretary general of the council of europe if freedom of travel within europe could become a thing of the past. it is. bringing you the latest in science technology from aro

broadcasting live from the heart of moscow this is archie would have been with us a circle to talk to. the state of expectation of the libyan opposition on voice in paris france has more to offer than washington after they left empty handed and without official recognition rebels are said to be in desperate need of food and medical supplies in the seeds city of benghazi. while back in washington nato and the u.s. call time on foot off the ball as they push forward with a stall air campaign but could all be himself remains a defiant this comes as more airstrikes hit the capital tripoli of the libyan leader says news yards of each of coalition bars. under starters orders russia begins the official countdown to the next winter olympics which will kick off in just under one thousand days that is the biggest sporting event be hosted by the country since the summer olympics and right. now art is something of it splits opinion a lot like martin and he's up with the moscow team that's coming up next hour here on three. hello and welcome to the program on this week's arts and culture show will

with max cons are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to kaiser report on archie meanings of cucumber is a kitchen are sober. moldova's principal treasure is tucked away on the ground. forty million liters of wine was kept to mature here demand generates supply now you can find french and gary in rimini and moldovan barrels here give each contains up to one ton a wine. one likes barrels made a bow. winds are normally aged for eighteen months or two years some are kept from the six months red wines are kept here for two three or four years at a labyrinth is a hundred and twenty kilometers long this winery looks like a town complete with streets and avenues it's the only place i would scan in the world people here are not prone to modesty when talking about the miles upon miles of tunnels hiding thousands of barrels of resin white wine. i would say that it's the eighth wonder of the world. there was a time when wine making was an important part of the moldavian economy and first came under attack on sunday that leader mikhail gorbachev declared war on hard drinking

the following archie. belgrade and nine hundred forty four it was ubisoft is cut off the country had already enjoyed three years of occupation yugoslav freedom fighters had been fiercely resisting the nazi regime and its collaborators from the inside. the germans often send their best divisions to overpower the freedom fighters who were under the command of marshal tito who fought back busily despite a lack of weapons or the most basic military technology. today the story of the resistance movement struggle is found in the open and military museum in something about great. i don't know why i know how you got a lot of the gist of it entered world war two with a few tanks ahead of those from france and you know this country was more noising its weaponry at the time. the locals could see and hear telltale signs of approaching soviet tanks first they had a deafening noise then they saw smoke and dust rising above the horizon and finally they saw the enormous monsters of tanks at his numbers and capabilities we

intriguing topic when it it still took time to focus on major domestic and international issues and archie's question about syria competent to make a very strong statement i said a super serious yet i will not support resolutions on syria frankly speaking they were disregarded by the actions that some states took even though initially russia supported the first resolution and didn't veto the second what happened afterwards demonstrated that these kinds of resolutions can be manipulated this is deplorable because it undermines the all thirty of the u.n. as it shows according to some a growing unease with decisions made concerning the middle east this comment that have appeared somewhat to regret russia's support of the resolution on libya was quite strong in saying that. the actions are going beyond what he thought he was voting for. so i think internationally people take note of that because it will signify russia's increasingly uneasy i think about what's going on in libya and more broadly in the middle east but i didn't detect a sense from mr medvedev that the security council wasn't the p

still below the g eight summit on archie. deliberately next to the body but.but also on the border of peace and war. they are responsible not only for themselves. but also for their loved one. they are ready to take any risks. capture it and in korea general lot it waits to hear if you will be sent to the hague but he's arrested on genocide charges sparks anger over one sided war time for a chance. the g eight leaders asked russia to mediate an answer to levy and conflict as the annual summit of the top industrialized nations and its second day. a leading georgian opposition figure cries foul after police release and allegedly dr tait calling for an anti-government uprising is just a day after a brutal crackdown to rally protesting against corruption. let's have lines here in our tea at the farm is next with a late sports. hello there thanks for joining me here watching the sports movies ahead. of us avoids the scare running garrisons came close to his crashes. while the men's top seed rafael nadal digs in to reach the next round but it's the end of the right

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much america's desire to make new friends in the arab world is fueling serious instability policy archie television. there were fears that continuing violence in syria might pay the way for foreign intervention there but russia has all of china blocked the un security council resolution when it. became. us a number of european nations moscow and beijing argue that outside intervention would only lead to further destabilization beliefs in her kids or certainly when wrangel says this experience shows how easily a sovereign state can be attacked in the guise of protecting civilians so well if you look at what the us did to engineer the. un resolution on libya this is one of the most the. reason transgressions of the rights of nation national sovereignty and international law that we've seen in the post-war period the responsibility to protect is an insidious doctor and that's been developed by various think tanks connected with circles in the united states to justify a need or definition of an intervention in a sovereign country fortunately this time russia and china are playing a reasonabl

that's the latest from the business desk we'll have more for you in less than an hour stay with archie for the latest headlines. all. twenty years ago the largest country in the disappearance of. what had been the chimney of the beach began a journey. where did it take them. if . the evening. to leave. the full. moon the sky. many i'm looking forward to be helped and say. the pain and suffering will never be forgotten. as well as the joy of moderation. spring of nineteen forty five on our t.v. . just. see how.

barely in archie. this is artsy erm i dunno about top stories and the us gosh is libyan rebels hopes of official recognition as a senior position member visits the white house washington also stopped short of funneling a new money to the. nato pledges to continue its military campaign in libya in full colonel gadhafi stops fighting in his latest or your message to leaders that he's beyond the reach of the alliance. and it's exactly a thousand days to go before the next winter olympics kick off here in russia hundreds of volunteers are taking to the streets of the country to mark the start of the big countdown. we're now hearing out see we explore what's behind wiki leaks dream of a world free of secrets our special report is next. the website once again topping a hundred seven thousand the last. thing is chile and such help that i think that counts for the budget and what's not in the bag which exists under attack. he says he has a dream a world without secrets the first step in the fall of the institu