the radio. >> bergman: by the next morning, adolph archie was dead.oroner 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? >> bergman

whether by western airstrikes which government officials say have killed over one hundred people archies fall asleep has the latest from the capital tripoli. the rebels have taken the town of which is a strategically oil important town in eastern libya it is some one hundred and sixty kilometers from benghazi benghazi of course being the heartbeat of the rebel revolution the word coming through now though is that they were advancing beyond edge ws and that they were around the perimeter of brit ago which is some forty kilometers further on that much closer to the capital city of tripoli inside edged up yet there are massive celebrations as can well be expected this is an important town because it is the gateway to the oil reserves in the eastern half of this country now we're hearing though from the libyan government from the deputy foreign minister that the international community far from being neutral is taking sides in this conflict he went so far as to accuse them of siding with the rebels in the sense that there is strikes are actually causing this advancement and these claims have

archie--harvey comics was involved too. and there were five, and they got together, and they created this code and put this gentlemen in charge. we tried to figure out the name before, but i couldn't. and what did this code tell you, as a creator, you could not do? ah, i was an artist at that point, now. at that point, i was told i couldn't draw any blood, no--couldn't have any blood on the picture, no dead bodies, no women who were semi-nude. men and women couldn't sleep in the same bed. ah, let me see. kissing was out too, i think. kissing was out? yeah, they could point to each other, but that was it. [laughter] joe, you are in the business of running marvel comics, and you are the editor-in-chief. yep. and what is the business of comic books about today? at that time, there were servicemen reading the comics. there were also young kids. what's the market for comic books today? you know, i don't think it's really changed that much. i think we want to fool ourselves that comics are strictly for kids, and you know, it's an

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ride and there's no way out of it and tell you the government understands that it's not laura mr archie new york still ahead for you this hour the man who changed the course of history for the u.s.s.r. . if you will if you will what. i don't agree with people say that they're just like you failed it didn't fail it was destructive party looks into the legacy of the soviet union's first and only president pile gorbachev who celebrated his eightieth birthday this week. as we explore why the british are wary of an upcoming nationwide census over the years that their personal information might end up in the hands of u.s. authorities. hundreds of people flooded the streets of afghanistan's capital to protest over the deaths of nine children killed in a nato air raid last week protesters directed their anger at the u.s. occupation and the government the demonstrations call the country's president hamid karzai condemnation of the protests are continuing despite apologies from president obama and military officials civilian casualties are a sensitive issue in afghanistan where over one hundred i

well the name for the military operation against libya is one source of debate archie has been finding out the views on the streets of new york about their texan colonel gadhafi forces later this hour we check in with our big apple residents laura hearth and us has been gauging opinions there. into sides we don't know what the opposition forces we don't know if they're communists we don't know if they are democratic or saying is don't bomb them with heavy duty weapons when they have just pistols the other countries the freedom from from the nazi party that it was ok. but the modern was always. paired with economic reasons then i don't think it's ok. and as to mated quarter of a million people from across the u.k. have staged a massive march in london against the british government's eighty billion pounds public spending cuts there were early was mostly peaceful but violence erupted after also a breakaway group of activists clashed with police the protesters the largest in britain for eight years since a huge antiwar demonstration before the iraq invasion floor and the trip was from cen

but that's what they are in reality there was no bullying going on that was certainly the case when archie was on the ground in february as the protests were peaking even though people demonstrations i am going green i am. actually not that easy going. very nice. and that right as workers that has remained the case for those who have closely followed events i know for a fact that there has been no violence whatsoever in wisconsin i mean you know i mean aside from people stepping on each other's toes accidentally there just hasn't been police even issued a thank you statement to protesters for being peaceful but according to fox news channel the demonstrators have been an uncontrollable mob not a terribly civil or classy group of people for a fan of evil garrity and pretty vile behavior and these are nothing but and bullies are not existence violence was taken to an extreme but a spin of an alleged attack on a fox reporter ok. but you know who seem to have seen it coming they have a right as you see it in their utter lack of civility civility and the harassment of reporters there from a vid

it was based on archie bunker. (paulson) and i understand monty python was something you did watch that warped you early? yeah, a huge influence. monty python, because, you know, as trey said, all the comedy we grew up with was just so milk toast and just the same. and it was on p.b.s. they showed flying circus on p.b.s. i think it was wednesdays or thursday nights. and i remember, like, setting up a tv in my room just to watch that. and i really don't think we understood every-- we didn't understand a lot of the jokes or a lot of what was going on. but it was like, "what is this? this is new; this makes me"--you know. as a kid, you're intrigued by it. you don't want to be given this, you know, sitcom kind of--you know, like today's sitcoms that's just ring-the-bell humor and everything's the same. you know, kids want to be-- have this sense of discovery of, like, "i don't understand what's going on here, and i want to know what's going on." and that's, you know, watching python at ages five and six. in fact, you k

suspending that country from its human rights council archies more of a trip or song whether a key nato members are ready for a new war. we do not in any way the use of military assets we must not tolerate this regime using military force against its own people is this history repeating itself the british government getting the guns on standby as a country crumbles to impose a no fly zone in this case libya in two thousand and three it was iraq it's looking very dangerous it's looking quite possible that they will launch such an attack with or without un approval and so we're looking at almost a repeat of what happened in iraq and in the results suspect to be largely the same but we also had three countries getting that treatment and libya is not the only african nation in turmoil somalia's drawn out conflict has been called genocide but there's little sign of the u.s. or european military inputs and it's a similar story on the other side of the continent there are events unfolding right now in ivory coast where there is also a conflict an armed conflict between rebels and the governmen

an archie. wealthy british scientist son. sometimes. markets. scandal find out what's really happening to the global economy for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines to name two crimes a report on our chief. source and i program tough it true for a verse the libyan rebels of violence following the international air strikes it comes to some coalition members including the us britain and france to consider all the opposition made warnings that it would violate the u.n. resolution. and fears of a terrorist backlash in europe with the alarm sounded of a possible revenge close by libyan is the most severe power and growing number of casualties from the bombing raids is believed to be spurring terrorist recruitment . and radiation remains the biggest concern russia construct a nuclear plant levels in nearby seawater estimated at over three and a whole thousand times i've been. to the top stories not played a sport now with unit. have you with us this is sports three here on twenty four hour r t i'm you know neal let's take a look a

that has around three million archy's constantly growing audience is already an indication to many that the days of media monopoly are over and people demand a multi-polar approach to news in a little real commitment to the kind of freedom of the u. verse speech that we really need if we're going to be in a democracy at home and in a you know a community of nations oversee is too many hillary clinton speech a few weeks ago on freedom of internet seemed contradictory to the treatment that sources like we can leaks are getting us legislators are not crafting a law that would give the administration increased flexibility to go after week in leaks and the likes and now the administration is seeking more funding to step up us up again efforts and brought during the cold war we did a great job in getting america's message out after the berlin wall fell we said ok fine enough of that you know we. done it we're done and unfortunately we are paying a big price for it so last year the head of the agency that manages the us government one international broadcasting asked for more money for his dep

to radiation is said to be rising and maybe a series of aftershocks continue to rock the country archy's ivor bennett has the latest from tokyo. actually the city is still shaking you're being a number of aftershocks just this morning event one the last one about twenty minutes ago the whole room was shaking as i walked downstairs the line if things were shaking and it's very hard to actually walk in a straight line you're swaying and injuring a night there and couple of aftershocks so strong in fact that it will be out there and i could actually hear the room creaking and things are falling from the roof outside so the city is still experiencing aftershocks nandan actually inflicting damage on the city now and from what i've seen that this very little surface damage here but the transport infrastructure is definitely still suffering when trying to arrange transport now to sendai to the epicenter where that the quake hit days ago . all the trains none of the trains going to the north of the country they're not working and they're still very unsure of what actual transport links they can

by homeland security chairman peter king who says there are vital to protect the country and its archy's medina portnoy reports in wasn't always so negative towards the muslim community. on friday. a familiar sound of worship echoes from the islamic center of long island. so it's a place of prayer education and community service for many of long island's seventy thousand muslims it's also a place where u.s. congressman peter king spent years building bridges with american voters. supporters who today remain shocked that kenya labeled their mosque a hotbed for extremism that should be put under surveillance. and we have been to his office many times what about if we needed help with. how deep or ahmed is chairman of the long island center that sits just outside the boundaries of king's third congressional district ahmed fears the man he once fundraise for may currently be the strongest force fueling the flames of islamophobia in america safety and security of my community is my biggest concern and trying to create it is probably me. doing these things during his early days as congressman

and archie's. needs top stories of fierce clashes between pro-government and opposition forces in libya intensify after a fierce night of coalition airstrikes the breakdown coos and lead the allied intervention after the us to christmas its involvement fails to bring results. and lost in transition weeks after mass on a raft in egypt led to regime change their response of disenchantment with the outcome of the present revolution some activists say the current political situation will enable former president mubarak's allies to stay in power. because police cracked down on mt austerity protesters in brussels with tear gas and water cannons critics say western countries said look to the problems at home. imposing costs while spending millions on the libya campaign. to help the first images of the workers struggling to stabilize the situation not your plans for the seam of power plants have a mercy for say three more of the so-called nuclear chemical have been exposed to dangerous levels of radiation

residents say they don't want international involvement viewing it as another form of oppression archy's polis near reports. this is the road of libya but it's also the road to that lines the pockets of hundreds of libyans who make their living selling fuel internews year fourteen times the price they paid back home. to the libyan gadhafi or one. more and libya long live gadhafi let him stay in power for life. and as much as some may support gadhafi other libyans despise the united states for the moment of course the u.s. will not enter libya what rights they have they don't have a ticket after that is libyan put days he's been trying to get through the canadian side of the border to check up on his family who on the other side you know some of them have been injured the answer he says is not with foreign intervention. people libyan people they don't the world. another like every i mean like so much in libya the foreign nations seem to be giving a little concerned to what libyans themselves actually want a debate for a no fly zone is continuing and u.s. warships are sailing not far from

is losing an information war to foreign media outlets including archie this week of the secretary of state and asked congress for more cash to step up america's efforts to get its message across. reports war declared the us is now officially in an information battle with foreign media which provide alternative views on world news views which often running contrast to the coverage of events by the us mainstream media we are in an information war and we are losing that war i'll be very blunt in my assessment al jazeera is winning. the chinese have opened up a global english language and multi language television network the russians have opened up an english language network i've seen it in a few countries and it's quite instructive we are cutting back and the b.b.c. is cutting back some five years ago western media outlets including c.d.c. and c.n.n. had a near monopoly in the coverage of war he said feel things have changed since then more and more viewers across the world tuning in to various foreign media to get a fresh take on events clearly the united states feels on the defensiv

wages and job conditions their actions have been peaceful which has earned them police praise as archie's and is here to organise my is that's not how the news channels they are see it. these are some of the free service of the wisconsin protests mothers teachers and students but according to fox news the people protesting i'm sure i'll get a flurry of e-mails calling for me to apologize for any mean them bugs employees but they are i won't apologize for it that's what they are in reality there was no bullying going on that was certainly the case. when our team was on the ground in february as the protests were peaking even though the. demonstrations have been the one area not chaotic rioting it is actually not that easy going. there might be. and there might be workers that has remained the case for those who have closely followed events i know for a fact that there has been no violence whatsoever in wisconsin i mean you know i mean aside from people stepping on each other's toes accidentally there just hasn't been police even shoot a thank you statement to protesters for being peaceful

locoed closer to civil war with fighting intensifying and reports of airstrikes and heavy weaponry archy's policy or has more. on saturday the libyan leader moammar gadhafi launched a fresh military offensive he's trying to retake some of the towns he's lost in the past eighteen days of fighting there were some seventy people killed those are the latest reports we're receiving and more than three hundred people injured with reports of it strikes and live ammunition and growing fears that libya is descending into civil war now many of the media in europe and in the united states has been supporting the rebels there have been editorials in major american and european newspapers actually calling on the waste to support the rebels and attack gadhafi the latest word we hearing is that the western media is trying to portray gadhafi forces as a losing and the opposition forces as winning but as you can see from these pictures it certainly is not clear who has the upper hand there also analysts who are putting forward the opinion that the western media is so and she could afi because he has taken

un security council has unanimously order to travel and ask its ban on the leading leaders regime archies lauren lyster looks at how those resources of broad might be used. but as violence continues in libya the u.s. sends warships and more troops in that direction fueling speculation of a military intervention and meanwhile western countries may have already launched a war against colonel moammar gadhafi as north african regime countries consider. freezing over. those of. the weapons here the foreign assets of either libya the country or khadafi and his family that some estimate to be almost one hundred billion dollars it's believed to be spread across the globe oriel money invested through the country's sovereign wealth fund everything from a stake in the company that owns the financial times newspaper to land near the spanish resort town of marbury are being developed into homes and i golf course to the oil company of your annex and billions of dollars of cash in banks throughout europe and the u.s. the question now is what happens to all this money especially the thirty billion dollar

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archie's first remarks kaiser and co-host d.c. herbert are in cairo from there they discuss how a right revolution may be the only way to cleanse today's economic system of endemic corruption kaiser report coming your way later today here's a peek. it's amazing the people here they say criticisms of the government and then the you see them for a moment thinking women can i say bad and then the light goes off they're like yes of course i can say that i'm free it's the opposite now in the united states where people will say something overtly critical of the u.s. then they think of themselves you can see their mind thinking wait a minute am i allowed to say that so here are the two ships passing in the night one is becoming democratic and free cairo egypt one is becoming ruled by a dictatorship of bank of america take a cue from the millions of streamed over thought over to. topple the dictator stream over the brooklyn bridge stream over the george washington bridge stream into washington d.c. surround a federal reserve bank the man

overseeing a serious of agreements concerning the construction of the pipeline in the balkan country archies correspondent has the details. it has been a rather good week for south stream project so far and today a deal is expected to be signed between washing company gas from and libyan company lead on a joint venture to implementing this levin ian section of the south stream project which will talk their gender oh for prime minister britons visit to slovenia earlier german company bast has joined the venture intending to invest two million u.s. dollars in an where fifty percent stake in the project together with a challenge company any and french company e.d.f. for the deal has significantly improved the image of the projects and the gas pipeline will deliver gas to the south over europe from russia by passing ukraine which is previously proved to be an unreliable transit country the construction will begin in two thousand and fifteen it just three years after that the pipeline will be able to operate in its full capacity article from the local reporting from slovenia through to suppressio

dictator or revered leader fifty eight years after his death josef stalin is still divides opinion archie takes a look at one of history's most controversial figures. in broadcasting live from our studios in central moscow this is r.t. we're glad to have you with us in libya opposition forces are locked in a battle with government forces in zawiya a strategic city close to the capital tripoli reports say at least seventy people have been killed and around three hundred wounded in colonel gadhafi is attempt to regain control of the rebel stronghold but he's powerless lir filed this report. on saturday the libyan leader moammar gadhafi launched a fresh military offensive he's trying to retake some of the towns he's lost in the past eighteen days of fighting there were some seventy people killed those are the latest reports we're receiving and more than three hundred people injured with reports of it strikes and live ammunition and growing fears that libya is the same going into civil war most of the fighting is in the key towns of libya such as the weir which is some fifty kilometers from t

archies reporting from tripoli and the coalition maintains that colonel gadhafi himself is not a target and promises a quick and decisive complain but international efforts lochlann things the allies are committed to regime change in libya and won't stop until they bring gadhafi down. i think they're gravely mistaken and i think that this escapade will end in catastrophic failure and my fear is that the european leaders and the americans who have pushed this attack on libya think that a quick bit of bombing will sort the matter out but in fact i think they will find that it will last far longer than they've gambled for the british prime minister the french president the american administration these people who are so happy to let bombs fly on countries that almost at the drop of a hat they are determined to get the outcome they want which is the overthrow of colonel gadhafi of libya so it will make the task the disagreements and the the discordant voices that are now coming out of both within western states and also in the arab league these will indeed make it very difficult to continue

week's top stories here on archie british special forces soldiers released by libyan opposition as fears grow of imminent foreign military intervention in the country. yet think we'd be in iraq if their major export there was promptly experts say the calls for military action in libya are being driven by skyrocketing fuel prices in the us. we are getting information war and we are losing that war winning the hearts and minds of broad hillary clinton asks for more funding to spread the u.s. message overseas as more people turn to alternative sources for news. and russian law enforcement gets a make over in a bid to regain public trust in major reforms see the floors renamed and officers retrain. broadcasting live from our studios in central moscow this is r t bringing you a recap of the week's top stories first to libya where british soldiers were released after being seized by anti can often forces as more western warships and planes move closer to the country at least six special air service soldiers were in the eastern part of the country escorting a diplomat who was supposed to negoti

fighting between gadhafi troops and the opposition is intensifying in the west of the country archies paulse leader the latest. what are you noticing more and more is that the main support this operation in libya remains in the balance it's literally hanging in the balance because on the international front we're seeing that coalition forces are now so not green in terms of how to move forward here on the ground there will keep themselves divided in terms of how they want to move forward and even now here in the capital city of tripoli which is traditionally the stronghold of moammar gadhafi we are hearing from him and every reports of some of his former supporters just trying to meet in secret now from the coalition is strikes in from the coalition community we know there for six days these airstrikes have been happening overnight and into the early hours of this morning we are being told that they hit military bases around the country but a different story emerging as it always does from the capital city fear we've been told that a number of civilians have been killed and injured on

security council back a no fly zone over libya archy's parsley or has more from tripoli. well in theory this no fly zone could go into action today friday we are hearing from the french government that it will act swiftly the british cabinet is meeting and from both these governments we hearing that they ready to take action within hours but there are still many unknowns questions like when exactly will this no fly zone begin who will be involved who will have the chain of command and what will be the involvement of arab countries both europe and the united states have made it quite clear that they do not want this to be a surly european american response to a not a muslim country that needs to be military assistance given from the arab world the libyan air space has been closed will be hearing reports of clashes in the country's third largest city of misrata and we've been told that dozens of people have been injured several of them have already been killed to the question of the whole not no fly zone the u.n. chief banking moves say that he needs to be immediate action

archie's policy are brought in from tripoli that colonel gadhafi troops exchanged fire with rebels on the coalition forces continue their strikes many people are fleeing their homes hundreds of thousands have already become refugees with more expected to follow the corpuscles reports from the libyan egyptian border. so far the humanitarian situation hasn't really improved much thousands of people are continuing to flee libya each day looking for safety and better living conditions the main flow of refugees is on libya as a western border with tunisia but many people are going to egypt as well we met this family they were from the and. they said that to be humanitarian situation in the city is critical at the moment they were saying how they're not actually fleeing because their home has been destroyed the zone feel safe there anymore and said that they were going to wait out here in egypt as he was going on there maybe come back when things settle down when it comes to egypt actually many towns and cities in the egyptian libyan border security has been strengthened there also there ha

dot org john young has been exposing government secrets on his website for about fifteen years and archie is lauren lyster follows him out work as he'd be cripps the strip the streets of new york city. a winter's day rendezvous with an unusual tour guide and cryptic critic we are here with john young he started the website or he got to the game about ten years before wiki leaks did write releasing classified and secret documents of governments from all over the world on his site and another thing that he does is he goes all over photographing what you call sensitive sites right here where we're near some right now you go to graph them and put them on his website for the world to see and he's willing to tag along and he's going to show us new york city through his eyes we begin outside the federal courthouse where terrorism suspects are tried otoh is john is published in places like this as well as the police and judicial headquarters known as the ring of steel where he's taking us now have led the f.b.i. to visit him and critics to say he's putting national security at risk in the contrar

can keep up to date online at archie dot com slash. time. sure is that so much maybe you should be sitting on the market really is the so-called humanitarian intervention there so noble and straight forward.

protest is still reeling from the uprising after toppling president hosni mubarak last month as archie's oksana boyko reports there are some fears among their fears among some that life maybe even tougher now and before. loading of freedom after decades of protest afternoons egyptians are tasting their newly found liberties still unable to get enough of with. even the resignation of hosni mubarak's close associate as prime minister one of the key demands of the opposition didn't take the steam out of different squares rally in fact the number of tent city residents seems to be getting even higher nazli has been camping on the square for three weeks formerly a special needs educator she quit her job to be here and so far has no intention of looking for a new one but we're going to stay here until all the demands of been met the demands are being met one by one but it's still the process is taking longer than expected the revolution is not yet over but it's already becoming a brand street vendors who peddle mubarak's portraits just two months ago have now switched to the revolution a more

missions in iraq and afghanistan but today let's look into another important element of war psyops archies lauren lyster will join me to discuss how the military works to sell a positive image when it comes to our war on terror and tax season is upon us and it turns out that there's somebody who isn't paying their taxes this year big corporations companies posting billions of dollars in profits we had they pay no income tax we're going to find out which corporations are getting that free pass and what if anything we can do about it and today is the one hundredth anniversary of the triangle shirtwaist factory fire it was called by some the day that the new deal began so what can we say one hundred years later about the plight of labor in america and it's friday which means the world host of the hottest stories making a buzz in our happy hour segment there's a new study about religious people that i think might shock you we're going to save all the details for the end of the show now our top story. it's day seven for attacks on libya and the question about this war well they keep piling up a

suggested that the opposition was in control of the entire country and that the doctor was doomed archy's oksana boyko went to the opposition held and ghazi to find out why these exaggerations came to light. of the war in comprehensible as it sounds it's present in any conflict just days ago these parents feared for their children's lives today they're taking their pictures in front of the tanks the desire to be kept truthful laughing in the face of danger is even stronger in the of journalists and the conflict in libya is providing a perfect setting for a moment gadhafi is striking back now we're hearing reports of war planes bombing authorization camps in eastern libya forces loyal to libyan leader moammar gadhafi appeared to be advancing east into areas held by his opponents on t.v. screens have been ghazi really look like the center of the rebel resistance but in reality it's more like a seaside resort than a conflict zone who told the fully booked withdrawal is presidents go about their daily lives here boys are looking for new things to play with toy guns are in council supply some

>> i would ask the project archi would like to continue ths and i would like to have concurrence on the amount of time that we continue this. >> well, we can talk to the property owner but to put the flashing between the two properties, mainly this would be the building side. i don't know whether the building department would allow us to do that. >> it is very commonly done. >> if we cover this, then this would be totally loose. there will not be lighting there. that would create a new problem. i am not sure whether the adjacent building would be agreed upon we can definitely talk to the neighbors but at the same time, the construction will be delayed. i don't know if we need to stop the project or wait for the decision. >> i think you have quite a bit of time. >> these just past inspection. you can wait until the next hearing. >> to your question get answered? >> no, but i will continue this until march 23rd. >> please call the roll. >> we have a motion to continue the item until march 23rd. >> i think we will prepared to make a decision on that. >> on that motion -- the vote is 4-0. t

>> i would ask the project archi would like to continue ths and i would like to have concurrence on the amount of time that we continue this. >> well, we can talk to the property owner but to put the flashing between the two properties, mainly this would be the building side. i don't know whether the building department would allow us to do that. >> it is very commonly done. >> if we cover this, then

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and my kid, my son archie really likes it when i do silly things.oll. like, he thinks it's really funny. [ light laughter ] i don't know. try it. but like, i rip it off, and i make a sound. and we all laugh. so, i said, let -- like, "you guys, i got a great bit archie loves, let me show it to you." and i went to go rip off the tape, and my thing -- my tooth popped out. >> jimmy: he must have been frightened out of his mind. >> and i started screaming. like, i started screaming. and then all of the kids started crying. because there were like eight kids. [ laughter ] [ screaming ] and i'm like, "i'm fine! i'm fine! i'm fine!" >> jimmy: you have no -- >> and all i thought about was, like -- oh, my god. i have to do jimmy's show tomorrow. and -- like -- i was like, how am i going to do this? like, i'm going -- >> jimmy: you come out missing a tooth. >> i thought i was going to have to come on, and you -- and i was going to act really coy. like an actress who doesn't care. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i was going to be like, hey, how is it going? [ laughter ]

dictator or revered leader fifty eight years after his death josef stalin still divides opinion archie takes a look at one of history's most controversial figures and up next we have a special report for you about the demand and supply of the world's food find out why millions of people die from hunger each year when there's more than enough to feed the planet. was in order to understand how the system works it is necessary to look at the parties involved the producer and the buyer for example the producer and the buyer agree that one will sell and the other will buy a specific amount of weight at a specific price and that the products will be delivered in a year from now for that they sign an agreement which is known as a time contract was such contracts insure producers and buyers against such risks as bad weather and sudden changes in prices. i'm if you're a farmer you're afraid that prices are going to fall you can lock in the price months ahead of when you harvest by selling here and get rid of the risk or you can do the same if you're a full buyer a processor like to a general mi

it's five thirty pm in moscow these are your archie headlines media reporting from libya accused of blowing young arrests out of proportion to get headlines conflicting reports of who's in control of different cities and the number of casualties in the country so just the truth is still hidden from view. amid fears of military intervention from abroad experts say foreign interference in libya is already happening these multi-billion dollar foreign assets are being frozen and often use political tool the west looking to protect their interests in the region . and the massive influx of illegal immigrants from violence torn arab countries fuels anti muslim sentiments in european states taking them in germany's new interior minister has become the latest politician to enter the immigration debate he says islam does not belong in europe. coming out party takes a look at a weapon that may strike down those from both sides of conflicts where it's used the possible dangers of depleted uranium explored up next. i am the sins. of the altruistic and my welcome children's but. i'm not sure if i can rem

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