chairman of the association of european businesses and russia's of the disaster will push for discussions on alternative energy sources. i think not only germany or the in the e.u. there will be a new discussion how far nuclear energy is the future energy or it can be please be as it had turnovers energy sources renewable energy sources for no true guys which we would like to see. now in order to support the japanese financial system the country's central bank says it's injecting a record one hundred eighty three billion dollars into the markets but chris we for now believes much more will be needed which will inevitably weaken the get japan has the world's second largest financial reserves there a second have to pump in considerably more money in terms of whether it's tax breaks or direct ground serve direct funding whatever way the differentially do it there will be a lot more money pumped into the japanese economy has said that there should be enough money to rebuild and to create future growth but it will almost inevitably lead to a weaker yen is that extra cash comes into the system.

trucks in russia accelerated eighty percent in february compared to the same period last year association of european businesses calculated that seventy three thousand vehicles were sold versus larger is the top five the extended cash for clunkers program trans the sam came in second fans expect the market to return to pre-crisis levels in twenty c. after the slump in two thousand. so for now website is out forward slash business will be back in less than one hour's time with an update mathematics for the headline stable. thank you. wealthy british style rolls. right. and target. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy in the congo report on. the observed nature on discoveries buzy. meet the communicate with the wild come to learn. and test yourself and become free and. see what nature can give you a lot see. if. we've used to cook a. fifty sixty. eight . sixty. in indonesia oh geez available in the ground your photo shows a media photo the ritz carlton hotel a little photo hotel new millennium hotel in china you can see all of t. and sensor tellme occult roadside.

were initially closed amid warnings of aftershocks meanwhile the hartman chairman of the association of european businesses in russia says it disaster will push for discussions on alternative energy sources. but he not only germany or in the e.u. there will be a new discussion how far you get energy is the future energy or it can be replaced by other by journey because energy sources renewable energy sources or natural gas which we would like to see. now let's see how the asian markets are reacting to the situation in japan the nikkei closed down more than six percent on monday to a two year low as investors expected the earthquake and tsunami to take a toll on the economy japanese carmakers electronics from the world refiners saw the share prices drop by double digit percentages the country's central bank says it's injecting a record one hundred eighty three billion dollars into money markets to stabilize the financial system but the reaction on hong kong's hang seng was subdued as the indus closed point two percent. and european stocks a low following a weak asian session on a day set to be do

russia accelerated by eighty percent and february compared to the same period last year the association of european business is calculated that seventy three thousand vehicles were sold as is the law is the top seller held five extended cab for clunkers program does this sound came in second analysts expect the market to return to pre-crisis levels two thousand and thirteen after this long and. that's all for this hour but do check our web site for more stories that's our team dot com it's not business. to be a little bit with. brawn . we hear it because our country outs that. god promised them this milling belongs to. will if they are still going to be thinking the goal chosen people will be believe that god is real staycation look at the statistics for you guys i'm just does this as we. understand go on our viewers or learn to research might not and then will. not. let me jump. if the russians would be soon which bryson if you knew about someone from focused impressions. these from the start hot seat dot com. they faced it this is not a drug addiction but a warm down. to force it to the shelters

initially closed amid warnings of aftershocks meanwhile ryan i have learned the chairman of the association of european businesses in russia says the disaster will push for discussions on i'll turn it into energy sources. i think not only in germany or the in the e.u. there will be a new discussion coal fired nuclear energy is the future energy or it can be replaced by as it might turn if there's energy sources renewable energy sources or natural gas which we would like to see. in order to support the japanese financial system the country's central bank says it's injecting one hundred eighteen billion dollars into the markets no chris we've also believes notch more will be needed which will inevitably weaken being it. japan has the world's second largest financial reserves they're also going to have to pump in considerably more money in terms of whether it's tax breaks or direct grants or direct funding where everyway did eventually do its there will be a lot more money pumped into the japanese economy and i say that there should be enough money to rebuild and to create future growth but it will almost

association with the university of delaware. sponsorship of great decisions is provided by, price waterhouse coopers llp, the aarp office of international affairs, and the european commission. coming up next, "should america and the european commission. coming up next, "should america give up on haiti?" [instrumental music] >> welcome to great decisions, where americans make tough choices on u.s. foreign policy. i'm ralph begleiter. this week we ask, "should the u.s. give up on haiti?" to help answer this question we'll be joined by great decision participants in dallas and by our experts: ray walser, a senior policy analyst at the heritage foundation and michael shifter, president of the inter-american dialogue. thanks to both of you for being with us on great decisions. right to the top question, "should the united states give up on haiti?" ray. >> the question, i think, is posed in a moral sense, "should the u.s. do a particular, make a particular decision regarding haiti?" i don't think that is the way the question should be posed. "will the u.s. give up on haiti?" and i'm afraid that the answer may be that the u.s. over time, will tend to give up on haiti b

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can pick the european union will have plenty syria but this are the regional organizations even inside you when all the the whole organization is built up on a lot of for different. associations groupings you have to africa's only the un charity law school you know you know what we loved about it it's small it's very complex. you must know when i took place monday i read of course again after having read it for nice reading its present i must say that even if it has been written sixty five years ago i asked many things which are very simple and easier to be understood is the full article number one what is the goal of united nations free things peace and security we have been speaking but speaking about then. corporation its members and what they we called in my inaugural speech to the members and friendship over among nations and i asked even the assembly are you sure that in all your relations with your member states you have shown that you are friends you are like many of your predecessors under supposed seem to be focused on revitalization of the general assembly why and what does it mean. there's a feeling on the one hand that it could be more efficient and has the feeli

of bosnia and croatia, the european union foreign affairs representative and deputy secretary of state james steinberg. this 90-minute discussion was hosted by the william jefferson clinton associationt new york university. >> ladies and gentlemen, i am pleased to introduce president bill clinton, founder of the william j. clinton foundation and 42nd president of the united states. [applause] >> thank you very much. first, let me say i want to personally thank secretary albright, ambassador galbraith and general wes clark and ron brownstein for a great panel this morning. i thought they did a terrific job, and i hope you did as well. we're going to talk now about the dayton peace accords, what's happened 15 years later and where bosnia and the region go now. something dick holbrooke used to say all the time was dayton was far from a perfect peace, but the choice in november of 1995 was between an imperfect peace and continued slaughter. and we did everything we could to convince the parties to choose peace. we knew at the time that it was just a beginning. and i want to say a few words about what we did, but i'd like to begin by placing -- the last question ron asked is relevant to

of minutes. we'll have it for you live when it does start. the associated press is reporting that the european union said a while ago that any military action to protect the pollation -- population needs u.n. backing. again, we will let you know when it starts and we will have it for you live here on c-span2. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> again, we are waiting to here from ban ki-moon, and the special envoy to libya. it's also possible we'll hear comments from ban ki-moon on the earthquake and tsunami in japan. he said they will do everything to help japan. we'll have that live on c-span2. in the meantime, anita in "washington journals" he's the ranking member on the subcommittee that covers foreign operations. >> host: thanks for being here. >> guest: my pleasure. >> host: wow, we have a lot going on today. i'm going to start with libya just because the secretary was talking about it. again leaders why europe are meeting, france is pushing for a no-fly zone. what are your thoughts about the u.s. involvement level? how big should it be? and why is that a good investmen

associated with its. it has been interesting because we have gotten a lot of reporting back, not just from our diplomats, but just from european and others who have gone into egypt. they have been meeting with a lot of the opposition groups, including young members of the muslim brotherhood. i think they are in an internal debate about exactly how they will participate in a democracy. we want to encourage what we would view as answers that would protect the exclusive nature of muslims and caustic christians living peacefully together in egypt and recognize a political process in a democracy. you have to be able to get along with people, have different opinions, different religious beliefs. again, this will be an ongoing effort. one thing, senator, we could use help in confirming our ambassador for religious freedom. i know you have raised some questions. part of the reason that the administration and i personally support rev. cook is because she has a personality. she has the ability to connect with people. sending her into places where she would be listening and talking, i think, would give us a base for religious freedom tha