austria's. conflict . is primarily. aimed at finding a peaceful peaceable solution for the crisis in ukraine. bring it into. some constructive stage of negotiations. stand have. could be make. the most important thing is for russia and ukraine to have dialogue on all their relevant levels and mr president mr putin has just rita. secondly austria's the foreign policies. are aimed at one objective of. all the stakeholders have a greed to pursue and that is prolonging this cease fire off so that we would have enough time to arrive at some feasible results in thirty or thirty objective is to prevent the shipment of armaments into ukraine and to prevent. the infiltration of individuals in to the crisis here in the crisis serious armed individuals who pursue their own goals in this conflict. if we manage to achieve all those three objectives then we will have sufficient hope that we'll be able. to achieve objectives number four five and so on was before and of course the e.u. must be realistic as well in the. we need the ukra

of a national austria by the way so i'm always open. relations with russia and have progress to have advanced successfully our trade over. is about seven billion euros between austrian russia. that is a reasonable feel that there is a reasonable stance because germany's. trade turnover with russia is always exactly ten times greater and that also goes for german. population figures and their g.d.p. figures. so you need ten times greater than austria and i know that germany's trade turnover with russia is seventy three million up so that means that we are keeping up this correlation between germany and austria as far as our relative sizes are concerned you've just seen the signing any agreements. in preventing and mediating natural and manmade disasters between russia and. we also . had numerous other issues discussed today we discussed the issue of russia's negotiations with iran about the peaceful use of its nuclear technologies and we try to be realistic when looking at this issue and it is what's important for me is that you need to

austria will. in hands of their position on the european gas market of course the austrian stretch is a relatively short compared to the whole south stream projects only about fifty kilometers or so isn't it further along our pipeline is paul gary the but a lot of question marks about that lately a lot of question marks about the timing about why there are question marks as well couldn't pull gary of feel more reassured maybe with the pressure be off there know that austria is well and truly in on the deal. i think the question of paul garia was highly politicized time when we had you know the developments in ukraine and since the commission was clearly stating that the evil progressing visit talks on south stream when russia is giving concessions on ukraine is pretty clear that it was for the first time linked to this a political indication by the commission. my opinion is that when we have a new government in bulgaria after the elections will go we will continue with the project and i think peopl

ceo of minor bank in austria.y whoas a runs and austria business at house links with russia and the business phil about the geopolitical situations -- how do businesses feel about the geopolitical situations? happy generally, not about the situation. linked to russia and the banking sector has been active in eastern europe for ourselves for example, about 90% of our new clients have come from russia. energy supply the is very important for austria. actually, i would not say that straight on austria/eu relations but it hurts. >> the subject of further sanctions. non-nato country and has a neutral a role during the cold war which meant some of the russians are built up a you find yourselves in an awkward position with the rest of the eu. >> austrians, my generation, have grown up and has always lived in the environment where they had to balance the interests. , we do not i said quite understand this policy of intense pressure to isolate russia which we think is not good for austria or europe or the world. we heard f

staff on the gas austria's looking for ways to speed up the construction of a pipeline which would deliver a russian gas bypassing ukraine moscow and brothels have been at odds over the project which has recently been frozen by the e.u. more on that just ahead for you. france's largest bank b.m.p. party by is close to paying up to nine billion dollars to the u.s. for violating washington sanctions and that's more than the bank earned last year and the find has been called unfair and disproportionate by the french president are all over has the details. french banking giant. in the u.s. regulators seem to be closing in on the deal which could see france's largest bank having to pay up to nine billion dollars in fines for directly violating u.s. sanctions now this relates back to around thirty billion dollars worth of trades that were done with countries such as iran cuba most of all that all appear on the sanctions list it's being discussed at the highest levels french president francois hollande is warned of the potential fallout for the french and even the wider european economy if this c

now austria's pushing to speed up the stacked stream pipeline project aimed as you curing russian gas deliveries to europe bypassing ukraine it was earlier frozen by brussels citing possible violations of the brocks regulations but austria is urging to make exceptions for gazprom the contract maybe see all of this week as artie's pour scott reports now from vienna. well russia hoping that later on tuesday the agreement can be set in stone the signing of the contract to be overseen by russian president vladimir putin it will mean that the work on the south stream on austrian territory comes again in earnest how the south stream is set to transport gas from russia to europe but bypassing ukraine is seen as a more reliable and stable source on a more stable route with tensions between russia and ukraine continuing to increase austria is keen for the work to be completed despite divisions within the european union divisions that have led to this is pension of work in vogue area earlier this month people garion prime minister decided to suspend work on the pipeline following a meeting with

getting gas to europe was out of the trouble some detours austria and russia strike a deal on a new branch of the south stream pipeline despite pressure from brussels to freeze the project. and british hardest are reportedly faking deaths to return to the u.k. undetected as fears grow of potential new terror attacks at home. in moscow you're watching artier national with. president putin has asked russian lawmakers to withdraw permission to use the military in ukraine and it was granted unanimously march of the referendum in crimea to provide security for russian citizens and the fleet stationed in the region but it sparked outrage in the west which suspected russia of planning and intervention. joins me live for more or read on how soon could this permission be was drawn down while it's expected to be discussed at the next step of the session which is to take place on wednesday so we literally could be less than one day away from actually seeing the measure being cancelled now as you have mentioned it was adopted in the beginning of march in order to protect russian nationals particularly

austria is ready to fight brussels over this. there's hope all round that the agreement will be signed at later on cheese day the signing of the agreement to be overseen by russian president vladimir putin will mean that work on the south stream on austrian territory can begin in earnest now the south stream is going to transport gas from russia to europe but bypassing ukraine is seen as a more stable on a more reliable route with tensions between russia and ukraine on the increase austria do want the agreements we signed on to won't walk on the pipeline to start that's despite deep divisions within the european union divisions that have seen on the pipeline in bulgaria suspended earlier this month that prime minister decided to suspend walk on the pipeline following a meeting with three u.s. senators including john mccain now the official reason being given all the work being suspended is that what was suspended in order to iron out concerns of the e.u. competition rules had been breached however there are many within russia who

had money to getting gas to europe without the troublesome deed to austria and russia struck a deal on a new branch of the south stream pipeline despite pressure from brussels to freeze the project. coming up to this british jihadists are reportedly faking their own death to return to the u.k. undetected as fears grow of potential new terror attacks of. poland's foreign minister is apparently caught on tape using vulgar language to describe his country's alliance with washington this hour we look at how such leaks than causing cracks in transatlantic tie. for over a good evening my name is kevin o. in first this president putin's asked russian lawmakers to withdraw permission to use the military in ukraine it was granted unanimously back in march ahead of the referendum in crimea to provide security for russian citizens and the naval fleet stationed in the region too but at the time it also sparked outrage in the west which suspected russia of planning an intervention well the move came in a bid to deescalate the tension in ukraine's east where that shaky cease fire continues. agreed b

getting gas to europe without the trouble some big tourist austria and russia strike a deal on a new branch of the south stream pipeline despite pressure from brussels to freeze the project. and british the hottest are reportedly faking das to return to the u.k. undetected as fears grow in tangible new terror attacks at home. it is four pm in moscow you want your team international i'm marina joshie president vladimir putin has asked russian lawmakers to withdraw permission for military intervention in ukraine it was granted unanimously in march ahead of the referendum in crimea and was aimed at providing security for the russian population in the region are deserving of the details there is a high chance that we can already see the decision made by the federation council as soon as wednesday during their next session now initially the provision was passed in order to protect the russian nationals living in crimea beginning of march after. joining russia of course that provision that remained in place however now the necessity for it doesn't. seem to be there also the russian preside

also ahead getting gas to europe without the troublesome detours austria and russia strike a deal today on a new branch of the south stream pipeline despite pressure from brussels to freeze the project. at british how this reportedly faking death to return to the u.k. undetected as fears growth potential new terror attacks at home. good evening i'm kevin zero in our top story then president putin's asked russian lawmakers to withdraw all permission to use the military in ukraine it was granted unanimously in march ahead of the referendum in crimea to provide security at the time for russian citizens and the naval fleet stationed in the region but it also sparked outrage in the west which suspected russia of plotting an intervention the move came in a bid to deescalate the tension in ukraine's east where the shaky cease fire agreed by ukraine's government of self-defense forces in the east continues to friday but it doesn't seem to have lasted even forty eight hours. this video here was filmed by a crew from russia's first t.v. channel where they got caught up in artillery fire near the

i'm john seigenthaler >>> a small village in austria. a house sits on a quiet residential street. what lurks beneath is a specially built cellar prison for a young, 18-year-old woman. elisabeth fritzl was imprisoned and raped and there she remained for 24 years. it was the longest night. >> 30 years as a prosecutor i think i've seen everything. i've never seen anything like the fritzl case. >> in that sunless, airless space, elisabeth fritzl gave birth to seven children. her tormenter? her own father.

austria's statute of limitations.on for rape was wiped from the record books after ten years. had it remained on his record, perhaps more questions would have been asked. the austrian parliament is now changing the law, but some wonder if there is something about the austrian psyche. >> translator: we tend to look the other way when a child gets a smack in the face rather than be brave and intervene and say, what on earth are you thinking? what are you doing? we respect privacy so much that we don't pick up the phone and call the police to send someone over. everyone is left to mind their own business. we have a saying in austria, don't get involved. >> meanwhile, elisabeth and her children from the cellar continue to suffer severe ailments due to the poor air and lack of sun or exercise or medical care stemming from their long, inhumane confinement. after several months in the hospital, kirsten has finally been released and reunited with her brothers and sisters. however, doctors say their emotional recovery will be

austria is a non-nato country. neutral. later this week on friday, we have the european union heads of state meeting and one of the things they will be looking at is sanctions. the ukrainian president introduced a peace plan earlier in the week. the rebels had said they will observe a cease-fire until then. a lot of people are watching russia's reaction this week and if possible -- it is possible there could be sanctions. a country like austria would argue against it, i am guessing. they say our economic interest from the value that might be expected -- extracted. >> mark carney appears before parliament cost treasury committee today. it is expected to be a grilling for the governor of the bank of england. his recent speech will be in focus. manus cranny is here with us. give us a sense of how important today is. >> i think it is critically important because we have had ads inflows in terms of what exactly is the monetary policy committee thinking, why did he stand up to tell the market to think differently about interest r

austria too doesn't seem to be all that enthusiastic about more sanctions or vienna in moscow this week struck a major gas pipeline deal with president vladimir putin in attendance and other issues of ukraine came up during a light hearted exchange done no internal don't feel turned their president putin was. those. you have nothing. to hold that you're. a little cold. bird to the south stream gas pipeline deal between austria russia isn't sitting all that well with washington find out why and i won't cite. for thousands of israel boundary refugees from africa the search for a better life ends up in torture camps they fall into the hands of ruthless smuggling gangs who demand money for the hostages the migrant flow through sinai is very intense up to three thousand people per month coming from the east african state of eerie tria alone the human traffickers report here plight torture and even mutilation rape and psychological pressure against their captives if the families refuse to pay the ransom it's claimed the hostages are executed more than four thousand people are estimated to hav

however the south stream pipeline deal between austria and russia is not going down well in washington and you can find out why on our website our two dot com. now take a swing around the globe to look at some other headlines making news this hour hundreds of people gathered for a rally outside of the b.b.c. studios in the scottish city of glasgow the demonstrators voiced their anger over the news organizations coverage of the upcoming independence referendum accusing it of bias in favor of british unity. israel has carried out several airstrikes on militant bases in gaza officials say the twelve locations were targeted including manufacturing sites and concealed rocket launchers and palestinian officials say that a fire was killed in an earlier drone strike meanwhile israeli troops are continuing their large scale search for three missing teenage boys believed to have been abducted by hamas. the protesters set himself on fire in front of horrified crowds in central tokyo the man was demonstrating against changes to japan's pacifist constitution to allow the deployment of troops overse

. >> se cumple un siglo del asesinato del archiduque de austria. llevÓ la primera guerra mundial.>> adelanto de lo que preparan esta noche. vamos con illia. >> hola, les cuento el gobierno de mÉxico rechaza las acusaciones por parte de la patrullera fronteriza de disparar desde helicÓpteros en territorio estados unidos. esto durante operativo contra el trÁfico de personas. el tema que nos gusta y que nos interesa mundial de fÚtbol maÑana se reanudian los partidos. y el partido de mÉxico contra holanda el domingo. >> mÉxico! >> el domingo mantiene a las fuerzas de seguridad del condado de los Ángeles preparadas por si la situaciÓn se sale de las manos. esperemos que no. >> tambiÉn los mejores momentos que nos regalÓ el mundial. momentos que dieron color a la ronda de grupo. como yo sÉ que me vas a preguntar por colombia. >> maÑana. >> muy concentrados, esperando que se nos de un maracanazo. pero estÁn tranquilos dijo el profesor san pekerman. las imÁgenes, están entrenando con los pies en la tierra. estamos volando, pensando que... soÑando con un maracanazo. >> la emociÓn del mundi

one of austria has a same opinion about bankers that don't fulfill their promises so austria will say you know mark carney you owe us our gold you sold it to asia mark are you going to say well we we don't punish bankers in england and us you say ok then we're declaring war on britain how about that for our gold and then it's off to the races which is always the case this is a world war start britain sold austria's gold they sold germany's gold europe and now needs the gold because of the hyper inflationary money printing by the central bank so let's go to war in that case gold is going to do very well. but but let's do it let's get it done john kerry get your swift boat out it's time to man up get to the. frontline or. kerry remember the price on june twenty seventh two thousand and twelve closed at fifteen seventy three fifty so he needed to get it down below fifteen fifty eight fifty so he managed to do that but remember one of the things are going with that naysayers against gold rigging argue all the time is that you can't possibly rig the market because for every buyer there nee

. >> vladimir putin was in austria, signing a deal for a gas pipeline that will bypass ukrainian soil. it will take more than just a signature for the russian president to bypass the political stage. he asked parliament to cancel a resolution that would have sanctioned russian military force in ukraine. but he vowed to protect the interests of ethnic russians in ukraine. he asked kiev to extend its cease-fire and enter unconditional talks with russian rebels. european union leaders are due to meet later this week. his partial backdown is seen as a response to the threat of fresh economic sanctions. they have said that moscow must promote de-escalation in ukraine or face consequences. >> to find out about the implications of these latest developments, let's get to moscow, where our correspondent joins us now. is this latest move really because of the threat of sanctions? >> that really seems to be his main motivation. here in moscow there are times in which sanctions were left off or shrugged off. russia has filed a complaint with the wto to protest the sanctions. now they want to avoi

it built itself by war at the expense of denmark, austria, and france.the mightiest military power 1871, in all of europe. enough conquest for a while. timeout to digest it. europe relaxes, the danger is over. nice country, germany. tender people, the germans. very sweet music. chapter two, a new furor, kaiser wilhelm. a new title, deutschland uber allis. against serbia, russia, france, belgium, italy, britain, and the united states of america. world war i. it took all of us to do it, but we finally knocked that furor out. defeated the german army. the second chapter ended. we march straight into germany and said, these people are ok. it was just that kaiser we had to get rid of. you know, this is really some country. when it comes to culture, they lead the whole world. we poured in our sympathy, we pulled out our armies, and they flung chapter three in our faces. , sloganmber three "today, germany is hours. world." the whole and the tender repentant german people carry the torch of their people to austria, czechoslovakia, poland, france, england, norway

however the south stream pipeline deal between austria and russia is not going down well in washington you can find out why on our website r t v dot com. let's go to some other stories making headlines around the world hundreds of people gathered for a rally outside the b.b.c. studios in the scottish city of glasgow the demonstrators voiced their anger over the news organizations coverage of the upcoming independence referendum accusing it of bias in favor of british unity. israel has carried out several airstrikes on militant bases in gaza officials say twelve locations were targeted destroying several rocket launchers and manufacturing sites palestinian officials say that a fighter was killed in an earlier drone strike meanwhile israeli troops are continuing their large scale search for three teenage boys believed to have been abducted by hamas. a protester has set himself on fire in front of horrified crowds in central tokyo the man was demonstrating against changes to japan's pacifist constitution to allow the deployment of troops overseas he survived with burns covering his whole

states it's a very strange business logic it doesn't make sense logically so it has to be political austria doesn't seem to be all that enthusiastic about more sanctions either vienna and moscow this week struck a major gas pipeline deal with president vladimir putin in attendance and the issue of ukraine came up during a lighthearted exchange don't want to know don't feel it but is it in poutine. was there just. tell us a bit. and the main. but the south stream gas pipeline deal between austria and russia isn't sitting all that well with washington you can find out why on our website. and an update on our breaking news story out of ukraine on a totally. a cameraman working for russia's channel one has been killed there activists in the city said he was mortally wounded in the stomach during a bus ride to an army base with the soldiers mothers and crew from channel one confirmed death to artie's maria for notion but the station hasn't released an official confirmation as of yet. now behead oksana boyko looks at whether the west should change its perception of ukraine's turmoil amid military

the arch duke of austria and his wife were assassinated.hat could have been an isolated incident magnified because of alliances ted. italy, germany, austria and you had the uk, france and russia as the allied forces. the battle lines were already in place. so when austria hungary invaded serbia and germany reacted by invading belgium, that was enough for britain to declare war on germany. what was a european conflict drew in countries from all over the world. german fought along two side other powerful empires. you can see the allies had support from the as far afield as canada and the united states, japan, australia, new zee rand as well. this was a tough war. make no mistake. not only was there a huge impact on people but on resources, too. the things which became the tools of war. for example, copper for making bullets was drained from the then belgium congo. trucks needed tire and steel and wood form railways, and everything was concentrated on the war effort. on november, 1918, the war was over but there was a horrendous human toll mor

studios to leave austria is attitude is primarily aimed at finding a peaceful peaceful solution for the crisis in ukraine and bring it into some constructive stage of negotiation where some substantive arrangements could be made of the most important thing is for russia and ukraine to have dialogue on all the relevant levels and mr president has just rita rated that . the austrian president was also king to praise got him a putin's decision earlier on tuesday to ask lawmakers to withdraw permission to use force in ukraine fisher says that is an important step towards deescalation well austrian and a russian energy giant put pen to paper on the agreement which will see construction work begin on the austrian section of the south stream now the south stream will pipe gas from russia to here a bypassing ukraine of course is seen as a more reliable and stable source as tensions between russia and ukraine continue to rise now austria is kayne to say the work started and complete it despite deep divisions within the european union divisions that have seen one. coltart in bulgaria earlier this

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he had no idea there were these testimonies coming from austria. so he'd lived in a very, very big, nice house. he was very to a very rich woman and they had two sons and they also enjoyed socialized. one of the pictures you saw were hunting him basically showed him in a tax veto in this mistake and what he was going on with his wife to the casino basically. so he had no idea about the testimony until 1962. there is a phone call and somebody called him in basically asked, did you serve time at matas and in handers stood basically that the nazi hunters are after him. >> this is testimony taken by one man. joseph cole? >> joseph cole was the first. he is fairly as 1946 begin to tell. he was an inmate who told war crimes investigators. but it's another man who made it his mission you could say to get them brought to justice. he wrote letters and harassed the prosecutors. >> also an inmate? >> he witnessed some of these -- many of these crimes. >> there is a core group within days who were forced to work in the infirmary or the surgical ward if you wil

also speaking out against further sanctions aimed at russia were political and business figures in austria the russian leader visited vienna this week and the issue of ukraine came up during a light hearted exchange i don't want to feel it but is it in poutine. that the only. way they're going to call the name. to get more details on the visit at dr com also there for you still think you are the boss of your own social media account well you might want to think again because it's been revealed that facebook has been playing with the minds of the users without their knowledge to get the full story online. and in addition to that a bureaucratic mistake sees hundreds of prisoners walk free find out what happened and how officials want to get them back behind bars. for thousands of israel bound refugees from africa the search for a better life and up in torture camps they fall into the hands of ruthless smuggling gangs and then simply vanish in egypt's sinai desert three thousand migrants per month come from the east african state of eritrea alone many of them are kidnapped for ransom and tort

fire but the south stream gas pipeline deal between austria and russia isn't sitting all that well with washington find out why on a website. thousands of israel bound refugees from africa the search for a better life and up in torture camps they fall into the hands of ruthless smuggling gangs who demand money for their hostages the migrant flow through sinai is very intense two three thousand people per month coming from the east african state every tree alone the human traffickers reportedly apply torture and even mutilation rape and psychological pressure against their captors if the families refuse to pay the ransom says its claim to the hostages or than executed more than four thousand people estimated to have been killed since two thousand and eight and around a thousand thought to be in captivity right now. despite of the retreat and president calling for an investigation the local authorities have turned a blind eye to the kidnappings israel's prime minister once even described the refugees as quote infiltrators and quote ironic as upon the swedish every plan journalists and act

to the outbreak of the war in europe, in september of 1939, 10,000 jewish children from germany, austria and czechoslovakia were sent out by their parents to england and what most of us know became known as the kinsey transport. in america, a region immigration law which in post strict quotas for every foreign country including of course germany and austria resulted in the admission of only a thousand or so so-called unaccompanied children, those traveling without their parents. a few moments ago, 50 children saved by gilbert eleanor kraus, you see behind me one that being the largest group of unaccompanied children. prior to writing this book i was privileged to have made a documentary film, one of those rare cases where the film preceded the book. perhaps some of you had a chance to see the film. toward the end of the film, my wife liz says she doesn't necessarily view grandparents as saints. she points out they went to nazi germany. once they got there, state and the finest restaurants. after all, that is the life that both of them quite frankly were accustomed to living and it would

this week austria signed a deal with russia to construct a south stream branch on its territory defying e.u. officials the commission is currently challenging really galatea of the project claiming that it doesn't comply with e.u. competition law and the forty billion dollar project is designed to carry russian gas to the center of europe already dependent on russia for third of its gas needs on a route that bypasses the current transit country ukraine but the company's c.e.o. he told a news conference after the signing he said europe needs russian gas europe will need more russian gas in the future because european gas production is falling i think the european union understands this too according to president putin the reason why the u.s. opposed the south stream is because it wants to supply gas to europe itself and this week the u.s. voted to speed up the export of u.s. liquefied natural gas now supporters of the deal they talk of the positive economic impacts for the u.s. and its allies as well critics they say that the idea is simply too expensive and talking all of us export powe

speaking out against further sanctions aimed at russia where political and business figures are in austria the russian leader visited vienna this week on the issue of ukraine came up during a lighthearted exchange don't want to know. what is it then putin was. just. tell us that you have nothing. to hold that you have a. tail and you can. call the name. while they're applauding your putin all sort of a saw the signing of a major gas pipeline deal between austrian russia and agreements not sitting on too well with washington find out why on our website. for thought actions of israel and refugees from africa the search for a better life ends up in torture camps they fall into the hands of ruthless smuggling gangs who demand money for their hostages the migrant flow through sinai is very intense up to three thousand people per month coming from the east african state of eritrea alone the human traffickers are reportedly able to apply torture even mutilation rape on physical pressure against their captives if the families refuse to pay the ransom the hostages are claiming to be executed more t

it was fantastic to win today and great to get a 1-2 in austria. it's great tom back here. austria for sure deserves a race, and the fans have been amazing and the atmosphere has been spectacular this weekend. thank you very much for that. it's been awesome. >> you guys have done a fantastic job to get another 1, 2 here is incredible. this is fantastic and the fans have been insane this weekend. thank you all for the sport. >>> day two of the second test against england. it restored the host of 365 in their first and began their innings slowly. whoever wins this match will take the two-match series after game one this morning. that's it. back to you in london. >> thanks. >>> now, the reasonable global recession affected the livelihoods of bricklayers and carpenters across the globe, but could they face a new threat from 3d prinltsted houses? we explain. >> reporter: one day this is how houses will be built. at least that's what the people behind this unique project in amsterdam open. over the next three days they create life-size versions of models. they will combine to mak

germany, austria hungary and the ottoman empire. borders removed, entirely new countries emerged.he german empire gave up 9 territories seeding land to bell gem and policy land. at a time ree americaned as the soviet union but lost part of what became poland am some came bam under russian rule during or after world war ii from what was austria hungary and bulgaria were formed. in the middle east, the turkish part of the ottoman became the turkish republic while arab territories re-emerged palestine and later, israel. many are made contentious to this day. what an earlier generation as the great warsaw huge advances in both medicine and war, itself. poisonous chlorine gas, submarines, tarningdz and the use of bashrbed wire were commo in 1914 and 1918. shell shock was identified as a psychological condition known today as post-traumatic stress disorder. motion pictures helped to spread propaganda quickly. world war i the first time women entered the work force in large numbers? >> an explosion overnight at a broth he will, police say 11 people were killed in the city of malchu. 28 o

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the complex of caves in the al is high on the border between germany and austria but the real difficultyfor rescuers is the sheer scale of the drops within the mountain. caves fall sometimes for 300 meters straight down so climbers have to be lowered on ropes. below the000 meters surface the caves stretch horizontally to the injured man. up a medical set and communication station halfway down. him slowly to bring stage by stage to the surface but that will take days. >> here on capitol hill everyone recovering. against a member of his own party. eric cantor spent more money but the more conservative candidate used issues like immigration reform to galvanize supporters. what happened last night to eric cantor, why was he beaten? rex he was taking a stand on an were that his constituents opposed to. when they are confronted that they're going to legalize the status of 25 million people who are here illegally, they do not .ant to do that is dramatically unpopular with everyone but does -- but big business who wants cheap labor. eric did not understand that. he was a guy who he was a good re

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