another group on foot has been coming into your. for the most part, things have been very peaceful.hey have just said that there will be no business here at the port and they have succeeded at making that happen. you may be wondering what are the truckers' thinking about this, initially some were not happy at all to be caught in this. but the guy right here in this truck behind us, we asked him what you think about this being shut down and stuck here for you know how many hours? and he said it is ok, it is for us meaning he is one of the 99%. he believes that these protesters are here speaking for him so in his opinion, he is ok with it. >>pam: any sense of what will be done when everyone makes it to the port? >>reporter: know, there has been this one group the critical mass group that has been here since 4:15 p.m.. others are continuing to press through and walked through other parts of the port. the eight p l terminal is just one of seven marine terminals at the port of oakland and we assume the other marchers will continue on past the three trucks and move on to the other parts o

that's always been true.nd it's jobs -- if the unemployment rate goes significantly down, that will be helpful to this president. if it goes up, obviously, that would be unhelpful. but politics is art, not science. i saw this article in "the new york times" magazine which put in an equation saying if gdp is this and the president's approval is this and the outcome will be "y." >> that was obama's toast. >> yes. >> where i come from, that isn't good. president clinton also made a point in his book saying if the american public genuinely believe, but one of the reasons why president obama has not been able to achieve more is because of the intransigence of the republicans and their deliberate policy of obstruction at every turn, then actually that would be a vote for president obama. >> i think you're beginning to see the american people recognize what's standing in the way of progress on the economy. they know the president has the american jobs act, a specific plan, commonsense ideas to grow the economy and c

this has been an amazing experience for those of us that have been with it from the beginning. we're looking forward to sharing that story with you. without further ado, mayor lee. >> thank you. thank you very much for being here. i wanted to join this great moment of celebration and to announce that they're more than just a serial. that was what i first thought when i saw the name. but i want to congratulate them and all the various companies that have sprouted up. i have the privilege of having worked with mayor newsom when he announced back in 2007 the creation of this experiment with bio and life sciences in mission bay. it began in 2009 when there were five companies that started in this building. today there 23 of these micro businesses that are doing biotechnology research and clinical, laboratory research, as well as applications for they do have a lot of openness to their research and to the interaction between the different companies, so they can get that kind of innovation going on. that is why we call this the mission bay innovative center. i am glad to announce thi

damascus has been more or less spared the opposition moves against president assad and been much quieter than other parts of syria. the council is telling us that the commander of the free syrian army has been in turkey for the last few months, left turkey two days ago, and is now leading operations inside syria. that suggests that the recent report we've had of increased clashes between defectors and government troops may be connected with a determined assault on the government by the free syrian army. >> given the increase in military hardware being used as well, what sort of language are they using, the national council, jonathan? do they talk of civil war yet? >> no, they don't. they've always been quite careful to say that they want their movement, which remains essentially a peaceful movement. but, you know, at the same time, they say people will be forced to take up arms, given the enormous military weight that's been thrown against them by this government. it's a delicate balance for them. there are groups inside syria who are more inclined to compromise with the government and a

you know been confronted face to face this is been going on for two months but clearly this is the pinnacle of all the tension that has been taking place in new york city for the past eight weeks the protesters were told that they were would be allowed to return to the park but not with their property then when the police proceeded i with the evacuation we saw tents being violently ripped down ripped apart removed from the park the peaceful optimists that were there some were being dragged out of the park there have been reports of pepper spray being used on the activists many of whom sat down or refused to leave and there's also been reports of the police department using an el rad machine to you know create enough of an inconvenience than noise sound to get the activists out of the park before the sweep took place the police clearly had a plan because there were barricades put all around zuccotti park within full four block within a four block radius and when media when members of the class were trying to get down to zuccotti park to access the event to see what was going on to report abo

it's been peaceful in the way that the occupation here in portland has been really since it started. and so that's one of the things that we think is sort of tragic and disappointing and unfortunate. we work closely with occupy for over the last month and this was never about a confrontation with police. occupy movement here locally and around the country and around the world has been about something all together different. so for us at the end of what's been a difficult and expensive road, we think it is really unfortunate that we're in this situation where it appears as if the resolution to at least occupy here in portland is going to result in some sort of confrontation with protesters. >> and sir, as i let you go here, you said you are getting to a point where you might have to act. have you all given yourselves some kind of a deadline given the protesters who are in the streets -- or the people i should say maybe in the streets, some kind of deadline to clear out or you will have to move? >> we've not laid down a deadline. but you know, at a certain point in time, it is going to

an honor to have been been part of this remarkable achievement five of them are professional friendlyur individuals i have ever war with it's clear that crew cohesion was key to sticking it out this door stayed sealed shut all throughout the seventeen months of the experiment of course it was only a simulation of a trip to mars any of the six men could have left at any time but none of them did the scientists behind it wanted to see if the six man crew would be able to go all that time without severe psychological effects from the busy control room i was able to ask them how they got on the four they left how are your relationships with the other crew members changed at the beginning i was. not hoping i was maybe we're due for something like that to happen you know like right or something close cracker for such a long you know the must not know thing in the world. but. we have been very. effective from the beginning. the experiment was kept as real as possible with a twenty minute time delay in communications once the ship was on its way that meant the team was alone they could talk f

has been difficult. particularly in life science where is a lot of infrastructures needed to be effective. so with that, thank you very much. we get the one week of the year where the weather is fantastic, or the one month, so enjoy it. it's not like this all the time. thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, tom. now i'd like to introduce eric cher. eric has r.n.d. for solaria. solaria has been with us a little over two years, one of the companies that tom referred to earlier that they've had significant organic growth. >> thank you. >> solaria technology started 2 1/2 years ago. at that time, we were down the peninsula. we were two people, hadn't raised money yet. the idea was try to take on big oil and replace petroleum derived chemicals, replace those with a cleaner source. that's no small order, as i'm sure you're aware. at that time, we knew that we'd have to combine together a bunch of fields that hadn't been used previously. it was about that time that we learned about fibrogen and setting u

there's been some insurance intervention in these haven't been allowed to adjust i think the reserve real danger with spain and i've been predicting probably spain for a long time just because its economy had this enormous unsustainable boom richard a final prediction just briefly for the euro zone itself. personally i think probably the e.c.b. will be leaned upon to monetize the debts and eventually this will prove to be disastrous but it will buy it in time for the next few years dr richard wellings was good to hear your thoughts thank you very much indeed joining us live there from the institute of economic affairs in london. but across the atlantic people continue express their anger against corporations and politicians all the latest from the occupy wall street protests is that ati dot com at least twenty six journalists are being rounded up across the country they claim to be handcuffed thrown onto the ground and pepper spray and a direct threat to press freedom in america. also can find out how russia's communists are using kalashnikov rifles to win the country's parliamentary

out to prove their speed and agility surrogate has been crowned number one in russia. there's a lot of adrenaline that's what it's all about tricks and a lot of adrenaline now it's easier to master trick you have to fall a hundred times the black sea provides good conditions for this ball to. it's a difficult sport to master with many of these young writers taking years to reach that standard just let us know we have a number of good spots for arriving this wonderful day and on the other side of the black sea here in russia the season is short so we don't have much practice time on the water but the advantage of russia is we can snow kite. again it's money that's the problem for most kinds of now whether it's on the way to joining the list of the limping sports and that raises the profile of what is still a fledgling received in russia. do sport needs young people in ten years i want to see hundreds of kids causing here and then we'll be in good hands we'll have a future. a future that will be played out here in the surgeon blue of the biloxi tom watson r.t. . be back

nothing has been done. now, suleiman kerimov has bought it and it has been done properly. the public funds were just stolen. >> more and more people are drawn to new ideas and are rejecting the mainstream. football is no exception. the league has 32 teams playing every sunday morning and there coordinator is dismisses of the money driven model. their slogan.e we live in the territory of dagestan which i would like to be the territory of islam. >> they follow a strict brand of islam imported from saudi arabia. he tells me that their dream is a new social order in dagestan built on sure real law. >> if we see a brother drinking or attacking a woman, we remind him of where he lives. generally, people react well. if we had our way, you would not be able to buy alcohol or tobacco here and you would never find women who walk around uncovered like you. >> what does he think about people who take up arms for the cause? >> these people have chosen a certain path and will answer for what they will do. if they are right, then there awaits prizes. i swear to allah, i do not condemn th

would never happen we have been a very. quiet sixty from the beginning. the experiment was kept as real as possible with a twenty minute time delay in communications holmes the ship was on its way that meant the team was alone they could talk freely with loved ones but researchers decided to withhold bad news from the outside world but that was tricky. we had to keep in mind that some information could come in with private correspondence some relatives could break the news in this case any prolonged silence on our part could lead to tensions and misunderstanding they could think that we withheld the information deliberately that. the highlight of the cruise trip was a simulated landing on mars with a long isolation and boredom before it scientists observed with amazement just how little it became for them when they made martian landfall. but that their pulse rate was one hundred sixty beats per minute. now compare with the pulse of the first concert or not your current one orbit it was one hundred fifty two beats per minute the outside world has been in t

pressure but it hasn't been enough. and it's time for them to go ahead and move towards a market-based system for their currency. >> that's about a 7% improvement if you look at the exchange rate between the chinese currency and the u.s. dollar over the last year or so. you're right. the u.s. would say all we want is a level playing field, we want to be able to compete with our exports going to china and china's exports going to the u.s., not undervalued, just so we could be at the same level. i've been saying this for a long time. certainly the affect meeting over the weekend bringing out quite a few tensions between the u.s. and china. if you look out for another year or so, 2012 will be enormous politically, both for the u.s. and china. we have the appointment of a new leader in china. these -- this rhetoric we're hearing from china and the u.s. about their own specific economic conditions and positions is only likely to sharpen as we get into that domestic political cycle. >> okay, mr. obama on a big swing and headi

the eurozone has been focusing on italy for a long time and the market has been going through turmoil. this is really getting through to the politician that there is a sense of increased momentum and they must get in line and find some way of getting a stable government in place quickly and reassuring not just the italians, not just the eurozone, but the italian market fell will be waiting to see what italy has managed to achieve in terms of sorting out the political situation. >> an extraordinary new era that we have seen on monday. i remember a time when italy was not dominated by silvio berlusconi. what is the reaction? >> all week, we have been speaking to italians and they don't see on the whole among the people we have been speaking to sorry to see silvio berlusconi go. all of those that we have spoken to seem to think it is time for a change and they want a new direction. silvio berlusconi has been prime minister three times in the last 17 years. this has been a real era of silvio berlusconi. he has brought in a new era of italian politics. i think that people are relieved that

hundreds of protesters who've been camped out in zuccotti park for two months have been evicted officers reportedly use force to kick out some of the activist witnesses saying pepper spray and tear gas were also used against them authorities removed all the times citing health and safety concerns protesters say it's just an excuse to sabotage a massive demonstration planned for thursday archies marina point i has the latest from new york. here the mayor michael bloomberg says the first amendment protects free speech but not use sleeping bags and tents to occupy a park and this is why billionaire mayor. they are says that when activists. park they cannot brain any up there can start for sleeping that however a lawyers who work the occupy outfit will say a word order has been issued to allow protesters to green. tents back to suit our already to work or to new york city judge said that mayor bloomberg bus show cause for each victim the occupy wall street protesters from supai park early tuesday morning when hundreds of police officers dozens of them clad in bright pierre moved into zuccott

paying any attention to what's been happening in the past eight months and what the military has been doing in terms of violations and excesses all aimed at maintaining its control and elections have brought in let's say a victory for the muslim brotherhood would have actually strengthened the position of the military and that's why i think what's happening at the moment in the here and elsewhere in egypt this we forget is very very important in stopping that and saying very clearly it's time for the military to get out of the business of politics completely if i go to david i think it's very interesting here is that the military me actually be carrying a page from. way of rule in being backed by the united states for so many decades is it saying to the people look it's so unstable whatever the election outcome is is it weird that your guardians of security were the guardians of peace all of this stuff going out going on in areas is just chaos that you need which of course egyptians don't believe that anymore very few arabs in the middle east believe their governments are actually pro

assured it has been exploring the issue. on every corner in his neighborhood vicky gans you can see mosques women dressed in had jobs and men working at home while butcher shops it's part of the culture of srinagar kashmir ever since one nine hundred eighty nine when an alleged papa son backed insurgency began in the area today ninety five percent of the people living in kashmir are most loans ganju a hindu from the caste known as pundits is one of the exceptions we face many problems biggest being the destruction of the most beautiful post a way to shoulder all the responsibilities of my family at a very tender age ganju says his family's house was burned down during a period of particularly heated communal violence the indian government has said that around two hundred pundits were killed in the ten years since the insurgency began but other organisations say the number of killings could be as high as three thousand as a result ganju witnessed a mass exodus of his people in the past twenty years hundreds of thousands of hu

in these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. showing corporations rule the day. the official. called touch from the dumpster. on the good. video on demand. now in the palm of your. machine. in an unprecedented case a senior cost of one politician has gone on trial in person now for atrocities against serbian civilians during the cost of war in the late ninety's even though he had been tried and acquitted by the hague war crimes tribunal the e.u. led prosecution claim spot nearly march and eight other military officers tortured and killed serbs christian current say former nato officer who is writing a book as an apology to the serbian people told r.t. the alliance should also be held responsible in cost of all. we basically took charge of the whole security situation and there are water two hundred fifty thousand serbs a normal beings were ethnically cats from the territory of course of. so we went to war nato gave very harsh conditions with dog we basically gave them the option either receive bombing or you would have to accept

they've been negotiating, they've been talking, they've been telling each other what's going to happen so there have been arrests, among those who decide to step out of the line, but for the most part, everyone has really behaved well here and that's why you haven't seen the trouble you've seen in new york and in los angeles in previous years, candy. >> casey wian for us, thanks. >>> back to new york now, and city councilman rodriguez, he was arrested tuesday when police cleared the occupy wall street protesters camped in a park near wall street. thank you so much for joining us. i think, councilman, one of the things i wanted to ask you, we've had seven people -- seven police officers have been injured, 176 arrests. we've heard both correspondence say in large part, we heard the mayor say in large part, this has been peaceful. do these sorts of things get in the way of the message? >> well, first of all, this is a peaceful movement. this is occupy movement, a movement for affordable housing, quality education, affordable jobs, and we believe that the number of arrests that have been t

he's been for it, he's been opposed to it.f the middle class is not his focus. and then you have the president who today we have put millions of people back to work, there's still more work that needs to be done. and he'll be talking about that on the campaign trail next year. but this is really about who is presenting the better path forward. >> jen, thank you so much. have a great weekend. >> you too. >>> from iowa to new hampshire to south carolina, it may be winter, but the gop primary season heating up, and we've got the man at the center of it all in south carolina. state party chairman chet connolly with us after this. since ameriprise financial was founded back in 1894, they've been committed to putting clients first. helping generations through tough times. good times. never taking a bailout. there when you need them. helping millions of americans over the centuries. the strength of a global financial leader. the heart of a one-to-one relationship. together for your future. ♪ >>> the republican presidential candidates

it has been all done.and they're all cleared and it looks like the last of the people that they're arresting have been escorted out. and into police vehicles. and the camp from what i can see, from what i'm seeing right now and standing, they have been empty. a majority of the tents have been knocked down there. doesn't seem to be any arrests made up in there. as they were made earlier. i didn't see it earlier. but the arrests we saw were down here and it also looks like there hasn't been a lot of protests. they're not -- the protesters who are out on the streets, they're not coming in and fighting with the police. they're watching as their tents are being torn down. they're not coming in and fighting or throwing anything at cops. and they're chanting. shame on you. shame on you. but that seems to be the extent of the resistance as it were with the police. >> okay, unther hudson on the front line where arrests have been made. those that have been arrested are not reisting arrest in the camp. and we talked

killed the army has been firing rubber bullets it's been firing tear gas was protests insults to be throwing stones it was the five hundred tell so no anger being expressed by both sides against each protest as earlier they said it may not thank you anywhere and tubby but at least it's down some poppy mind sees some kind of showdown and certainly the mood here is incredibly tense it's incredibly funny it's how just anything could unfold all right art is our policy there live right about tahrir square thank you. i mean time and egyptian election may be just around the corner but question marks over its legitimacy are still hanging very heavy independent online journalist james corporate says the oppressive regime it wasn't asked of following the february revolution what ultimately happened was throwing out a figurehead instead of the actual power structure itself which has been with him for many years and continues to be believe in military dictatorship that egypt really is it may be so and so i think the illusion of democracy is just that until the the underlying power structure tha

and it's been -- those parts have been a really positive experience. >> how important was music?ecause it seems from the diane sawyer program that music played a really pivotal role in her rehab. >> so speech is mostly controlled on the left side of your brain. but music is on the right side. and gabby's right side wasn't injured. the bullet went through the left. and one of the ways -- so she very early on where she couldn't say a sentence, she could sing an entire song. and the speech therapists -- >> that's amazing. >> it's amazing. yeah, i mean -- >> did you know any of this before? >> i didn't know any of it. you know, i knew people -- they talk about left brain and right brain, but there is a lot of truth to that. so she would sing a song and the therapist kind of used that to help rebuild connections. they talk about the plasticity of the brain and that it's able to form new connections and they say music is a big part of that. >> were there particular songs or singers that seemed to have a particular effect? >> well, things she knew well. when i heard that she had sung li

corridor in syria is widely seen as a first step towards military intervention in the country that's been ripped apart by violence we could report about coming up. but preparations in place for a possible escalation of violence in northern kosovo local serbs say nato backed forces broke earlier agreements by trying to tear down a border barricade that's a move that's led to fierce clashes two. nine pm friday night here in moscow this is r t thanks for being with us our top story than cairo's tahrir square is packed with people gathered for friday prayers with the threat of continued violence hanging in the air two recent clashes have seen more than forty people killed since saturday as angry protesters are calling for the military authorities to hand over power to a civilian government polis lee has got the latest from cairo. the situation can still tense and still very unpredictable i've been walking around the strait for hundreds of people they all died today last chance friday but there's a difference of opinion difference in opinions in terms of how today will pan out some of the prot

when to find out all girl sources in the big apple have been stored for them. the occupy wall street movement has cemented its presence here in zuccotti park for nearly eight weeks but now many believe that the city will try to evacuate demonstrators under the pretext of crime new york city mayor michael bloomberg is now accusing these activists of indeed injuring the entire community saying they are failing to report crimes that are taking place here he apt to visit here say that they are try to police minor infractions but when it comes to very serious crime or violence these activists say they do take reports to the police some media . now let's have also reported that it is actually new york city police officer some at least that have encouraged criminals and homeless people to come down to zuccotti park in an effort to stir up some trouble the n.y.p.d. has denied those accusations we did speak with a few of the hundreds of activists that are down here and here's what they had to say my experience has been that i have been safe here and i feel safe here wel

these are the images the world has been seeing from the streets of canada. trying to corporations. fresh clashes a flare up again in cairo between protesters and security forces with police firing tear gas and rubber bullets russia continues now into a third day. just eight months after its first revolution the country seems on the brink of another as protesters demanding an end to military rule. stoking the fire russia says western calls to syria's opposition not to hold talks with the government are a provocation on an international scale. and billions of dollars are reportedly wasted and stolen during that u.s. military intervention in iraq those responsible are still walking free. and the russian markets a shot with lower oil prices declined a bit signs of slowing economic growth one business in about twenty minutes. worldwide news twenty four seven this is arts here live from moscow with me sushi in egypt fresh clashes have broken out once again between protesters and security forces with troops firing tear gas and rubber bullets into crowds massing around the infamous to rere

been causing a little friction between russia and the u.s. when it comes to trade between the two countries now getting rid of this amendment is something that certainly could really improve trade relations not just for russia in the united states but the international community working with the countries and i see it in a reporting there so russia's access to the delhi cio was central to discussions on the last day of the apec summit after almost twenty years of thorny negotiations as an even commission finalized terms for a long awaited membership or it is going to travel looks at what will change in russia's economy once and finally joins the club. or the person on the street w. general membership will not be just something bill read about in the news but it will mean lulu prices removing trade barriers between states increases competition prices aloof ordered goods and domestic companies also broke with foreign markets opening up. for workers so these metallurgical company it all looks like a win win situation the most recent project is t

it will provide long term energy security for europe which had been affected by previous transit rails with the likes of ukraine and belarus it will also fill a shortfall in gas which is projected to reach some one hundred million homes by twenty thirty now this is a europe wide project why european leaders are here is because french dutch german companies energy firms have taken stakes in the north stream pipeline that will guarantee supply to homes in those countries for the next fifty years at least the life time of this current project there are plans to send this gas in and then alter the existing european network on to countries like the united kingdom as well is that is that with these russia is always going to great lengths to fulfill its energy obligations because it's our highest priority we will continue to supply our european partners without interruption in the future in order to attract more investment for the project i'm convinced that such involvement will minimize risks along the entire energy supply chain. but now they should also provide cheaper gas for homes in euro

anywhere in addition to that we're now hearing reports that fresh clashes have broken out there's been gunshots explosions and ambulances rushing past in the past few minutes now the chant of the tens of thousands behind me is the same that it has been for the past six straight days we want the field marshal gone people here are screaming the field marshal of course being one hundred twenty our leading head of the supreme council of the armed forces now earlier today thursday the military made with a full make egypt's prime minister come el al done slowly and the initial reports are that bruns already has accepted the post of prime minister not yet able to independently verify that the soviets it is true his hands will be full with forming a new government before monday's parliamentary elections not guns only is a popular figure among egyptian people he was the prime minister from ninety ninety six to ninety ninety nine but he is also very closely associated with the mubarak era of course he was prime minister when mubarak was president and for that reason people here will not support

that's been a theme of ours. i know david chui is here. kim is here. jennifer with thank you very much, supervisors. tiffany, director of our redevelopment agency. thank you for being a great partner on this. our chief of police, who is making sure -- because he just signed a lease right next door down the block for the sixth street substation. we're getting that bill! [applause] that is coming onboard next year and it's on its way. he signed a lease. the construction documents are getting in place. we just have to get past the little freeze the governor put on us on redevelopment. but that's not stopping the redevelopment staff from doing their work. thank you very much. all of you for the redevelopment staff, thank you for being here today. we did -- i just rode down here, we did that on the green bike lanes. we hope everybody gets the chance to do it. we'll have a meeting the next couple weeks to find the patches to smooth over even more of the green bike lanes so people can stop by right here, get their burgers and the shakes and the real shakes, n

what has been happening in terms of racism around the world and closer to home has been to ignore it, to sweep it under the carpet. hopefully this will make us realize we have a huge problem. >> the problems keep mounting. with fifa in desperate need of reform, today's controversy will pose the question of whether he is the right man to clean up football. >> live from singapore and london, still to come on the program, inside burma. an exclusive report on a generation scarred by sanctions and years of military rule. the u.s. city of harrisburg faces bankruptcy. the mayor reveal the rather unusual plan to raise a fistful of dollars. italy's new government has been announced. bankers, company executives, and not a single elected politician among them. the new prime minister, mario monti, has been sworn in. he is also the country's new finance minister. this report contains some flash photography. >> is this elyse savior? a nation in crisis turns to mario monti, his new government of experts must now try to stave off a looming financial disaster. italy is being crushed by its debt, force

there's been a nouveau riche that has been created. >> there was a sense of commercialism.eople felt that they were seeing things in the street that they might see in beirut, a much more prosperous city, in some ways. >> narrator: but the regime's old guard watched the damascus spring with fear. they urged bashar to stop his political reforms. they told him it would undermine the regime. >> the political establishment, the baath party, and those in the senior ranks of authority decided that if this free political debate was going to continue, they were going to lose their heads. and so, there was a sudden clampdown. it was the return of authoritarianism. >> narrator: in 2005, hundreds of activists and intellectuals were arrested. the damascus spring was over. for the next several years, as syria faced drought and high unemployment, especially in the countryside, president assad's popularity eroded. ( chanting in arabic ) >> narrator: this year, a popular revolt in tunisia toppled a dictator. egypt was next. it was unclear if the arab spring would spread to syria. >> there w

they've been shouting abuse, they've been jeering, they've been shouting mafioso, calling for him toe arrested and put in jail. they've been calling him a joker, a fool. the insults have been hurling. at one point it got quite aggressive. i think clearly the decision was made by the security around silvio berlusconi that it would have been wrong from his security point of view to take him through these crowds, some of them very angry indeed. towards the man who has been so so influential in their politics. you can see now the anger that we witnessed earlier has turned to jubilation. how does it feel now that silvio berlusconi? >> today is the freedom day. today this is the freedom, the liberation for italy. now i'm very, very elated really. >> why is there so much celebrations in the streets tonight? >> 20 years. >> talk louder. i can't hear you. >> we have been -- 20 years. now it's time for a new politics. >> you feel you've been prisoners for so long. >> but we can change with monty, with political different politics. berlusconi was i think the key problem. >> i keep asking people

i have not been charged with any crime in any country. hundreds of thousands of american government military and diplomatic cables were released by wiki leaks this here leading to cause for him to be extradited for trial to the us for breaking the state secret can stay in the u.k. if he appeals the high court decision which could take up to. this is just the latest in a saga isn't it a call of scandinavian viking saga of the barbarity which is being treated is appalling it's been eighteen months disruption campaign now against what is actually one of the most important websites in the world what what wiki leaks does is it was among the most powerful tools to address corruption corruption at the highest levels and what we've seen over the last few years with these expeditions in other parts of the world afghanistan or iraq the latest one libya is the importance of whistleblowers being able to actually expose criminal behavior as solid as being the most powerful person in a way in the world exposing some of these crimes what is certainly ve

of has been tuning it. this sound has been gripping the imagination of radio spotters worldwide for over three decades. the u.v.b. seventy six also known as the was our. first aroused my interest because it is so strange personally i think it's a legacy device that's been left over from the late seventy's or eighty's. the military operations at the time it's original this is the got. the see has been going like this since the start and whenever that was. sometimes the buzzer stops and a male robotic like voice lists names and numbers in russian. is the soviet union and now russia's contact with spies or even civilizations from other worlds. you know slot has been a radio fan since his childhood he's also had his share of the budget but his explanation of his purpose is much more down to earth. with this sort of connection stream we realize it or it will shut down in cases where a large nuclear explosion but only for a few hours it's not depending on anything that's why it's still widely used today by the ar

, have been extremely effective. we'll be looking at these matters to see if criminal cases can be made. if there's other ways in which we can hold accountable organizations or people, perhaps similar remedies as well, but it's our intention to ensure those responsible for the mortgage crisis are, in fact, held accountable. >> and i would like to pursue this area in greater detail, my time is close to expired, and i hope with your staff own yourself i could do so in that regard. >> i'd be glad to. >> and i want to ask on a related topic, i know that so far the department of justice has declined to intervene in a lawsuit that has been brought by two mortgage brokers in georgia alleging that a number of largest lending institutions in the country have been in effect cheating veterans and taxpayers out of hundreds of millions of dollars by charging them illegal fees in home refinancing loans, and i'm particularly concerned about the effect on veterans and the possibility that they may have been treated illegally, and i

i have not been for with any crime in any country. assigned maintains his innocence and is planning to appeal again and he says that his case is political out of a tip that whistle blowing web site was forced to suspend its operations to raise funds after a financial blockade many analysts say there is a lot of interest in discrediting asuncion after he's a website publication of sleep with us while. this is just the latest in a saga isn't it a kind of scandal maybe an viking saga of the barbarity of which it is being treated appallingly has been an eighteen month disruption campaign now against what is actually one of the most important websites in the world what what wiki leaks does is it was one of most powerful tools to address corruption corruption at the highest levels and what we've seen over the last few years with these expeditions in other parts of the world afghanistan or iraq or the latest one libya is the importance of whistle blows being able to actually expose criminal behavior as solid as being the most powerful person

you've been a member of the tory party although i don't live why jump ship now well it's been a long process. i think the simple summation is this. every government. that we have had with the exception of margaret thatcher. has ascension day allowed itself to be bamboozled by its civil service into avoiding having a serious discussion with the europeans about sorting out the problem and i'm afraid that is happening with this government there's no point listening to a lot of people telling you what they believe in when they fail to carried out in government so the only party which actually recognizes that you cannot deal with the europeans the europeans have no desire to negotiate europe all the is a new kind of religion. it is run by people who pay follow taxes than anyone else in europe and have their children educated free of charge and a surplus of about fourteen private schools from brussels and a european parliament would most the members of paid about three or four times as much money as they would have run in any other trouble you or i might have to do in life and the system i

we've been doing fog the last couple of mornings. i put here on our ht radar the fog and what you can see is the darker the color, the denser the fog. we are getting reports of very dense fog. visibility is a quarter mile or less. you can seat fog has been moving in off the bay to the west and is now right on our doorstep here in washington. getting inside the beltway, getting widespread reports of fog out 50, out in prince george's county, down to the south, southern maryland, you've got a lot of fog as well. we'll see what happens over the next hour or two. we've got an hour or two where the fog can push to the west before the sun gets up. we'll see if the sun doesn't spread a little further to the west. let's push o show you the shower activity that -- let's push on. show you the shower activity that is trying to push in from the west. it is not impressive at the moment. the cloud cover will be thicker than it has been the last couple of days. it will get breezy. that will be the worst of the forecast. otherwise, we should get som

injured as security forces launch a major assault on protesters in cairo stop where your square has been demonstrating since friday. finances once again which turned to the country with tear gas and rubber bullets on swing the protesters calling for an east to military rule. as conservatives in spain celebrate a landslide victory in national elections many people on the streets still fear of the new government won't be able to save the country's debt ridden economy. billions of dollars are reportedly wasted and still enjoying the u.s. military intervention in iraq but those responsible are still walking free. watching marty coming to live from moscow i'm marina joshie welcome to the program well in egypt at least thirteen people have been killed and hundreds injured after two days of clashes between protesters and security forces troops used tear gas and rubber bullets in a major assault against demonstrators who are demanding military rulers transfer power to a civilian government but more violence has escalated in where more people have been camping out and these are the latest picture

but certainly we've been speaking to players here who've been playing in a club match. of course, they've gone in for lunch just now. but we spoke to one professional, a cricketer who said it's also had a huge impact on pakistani players. >> truly, it's had a huge impact. we pakistani players are viewed with suspicion now. i have seen players who used to pray abroad in the u.k. in the off-season, but they're not getting the contracts now because of the spot fixing. >> people here are very dismayed with the impact this whole episode has had over the last year. they're really hoping to draw a line under it, because they're now awaiting these verdicts. they're also awaiting to see what the pakistan cricket board, who's yet to give a statement or hold a press conference about this issue, to see what moves they're going to make next to ensure the corruption is stamped down on pakistani crick and the that fans don't have to deal with the shock of another case like this in the future. >> thank you very much indeed. i'm sure a half a world away where a london court is to make t

to improve the investment climate to meet the economic ties more productive and this is certainly been the focus this time around as well but of course it's been hard this year for leaders to avoid the european financial crisis because this is something that's looming over the world's economy something that's been very hard to avoid because it impacts all of the countries and are certainly not just europe there have been dozens of protesters here in honolulu gathering for their own anti apec meeting if you will and they have been protesting everything from open and free trade to globalization the protesters have been seen as sort of a continuation of protests going on throughout the united states of the world the so-called occupy wall street movement and the similar issues were addressed at those rallies here in honolulu earlier today in terms of agreements one of the highlights of the day has been of course the bilateral meeting between the russian president dmitry medvedev and u.s. president barack obama during these talks they discussed very important issues that are not relevant ju

but so far its reluctance has been all too well p.s. the reasons why one of the things being discussed in today's crosstalk that's coming your way at seven thirty g.m.t. . the chinese have been very hesitant because they see that the europeans just can't get their house in order we've created such a mess of their economies with nowhere near is coming and strategic as china does and we've got to be clear the funding our moral hazard keeping us behaving badly either in europe or the united states is not in china's long term best interest it's. going to see the west continue to harm itself are we really in the polls. given all the problems we have to cast talk top down to china and say what we've decided scored and what we think is good and what you would do is. that's coming your way at nineteen thirty g.m.t. that's cross talk for you know nato may have finished its bombing mission in libya but now there's a full scale western invasion and the g. corporations are queuing up to do business with the new government which is rewarding the mil

the situation here in greece has been described time and again as a greek tragedy but it really remains extremely unclear just how this is going to play out we saw prime minister jewish passenger and his government narrowly surviving that confidence in government by just three hundred fifty three and he's they say yes one hundred forty five. it was always going to be extremely close it's been a week of dramatic decisions dramatic ups and downs we began the week of course with the calls from the prime minister for a referendum and then saw him back off the opposition not just from the year as they need us but from within his own government as well when he addressed the m.p.'s in parliament we heard him say that he didn't care if he wasn't going to be elected prime minister again and he also called for the formation of a new unity government but the details about how that coalition government will be formed remain extremely confused right now not least because the heads of the main opposition party hearing greece missed the mara rejected the cools for a coalition so we're going to have to