of how to make do with friendly's dinara currently in turkey and got a two two draw with partisan belgrade last night with more is richard poor flicked . with moscow under a blanket of snow and the temperatures well below freezing to the moscow have been preparing for the russian premier league season in warmer climes however despite being on the southern turkish coast the weather had a distinctly chilly feel to its bloom winds have assembled a very strong squad and made a key addition during the winter break bringing in christian a boy from rubin cousin yes it was a half a year in there he was coming down to time champion but there is. too much you know he need i need to change you're going to hear that i'm going to have both sides took time to get into the game. putting some passing moves together but we're not really able to test for partisan keeper. aside from the serbian capital also in the middle of their winter break but they would take the lead ten minutes before half time impressively as a markovitch are too much pace for alexander. and the seventeen year old showed a remarkably c

indirect free kick inside the penalty area the ball was tapped to mark a lawmaker from a partisan belgrade defender unleashed an unstoppable shantz to restore parity the serbian league leaders were very comfortable in possession because in the russian i have fits defends a number of problems and they would restore vandy just after the hour mark of the bank for guilty of slack marking the bloom whites were not to be denied and equalized for a second time this time from a penalty spot underneath our own in took the responsibility upon himself to keep the guest rights of ukraine internationals right footed shot nestled into the bottom right hand corner to equalise and two to have a game of finish this. game if you go again by the way you. you know we need to have a game here to be together because you know it's. only been in the meanwhile the partisan head coach of from grams was very complimentary about their russian opponents that i must go i saw him in the so they win the league. is a very good do i like the steve moving the ball good. players are very good players and. very good too this

thank you. 89 belgrade is the address of the existing law. 93 is a proposed new law that does not fitd,ç in a resident. what puzzles usç is that the variants required to construct one of the projects -- the hearing does not at present precede the dr process. we would potentially be straddled with the burdenç or t least the challenge, i should say, ofç the filing, which we e unfamiliar with, and it makes no sense to us that we would be potentially filing dr's when the project could potentially not go forward because the lot would be not created. frankly, we are asking for your help. just somehow the incongruity and the difficulty of facing all three of these hearings in one day. so thank you very much. ç>> we would like to have the hearing on the variants before the dr hearings if at all possible on a separate date. president miguel: thank you. is there any additional general public comment on items that do not appear on the agenda? if not, public comment is closed. >> thank you. commissioners, we can now start your regular calendar with item five. this is the department's final f

. >> the first since the split from belgrade.expect an overwhelming vote against recognizing the government of cause of open officials in belgrade have warned that the vote risks undermining serbia's chances to join the european union. for more, we're joined by a member of the school ago that the double-governance to talk about that referendum in kosovo. this referendum will actually have no legal force at all, because it will not be recognized by the international community. >> i have a feeling it has more to do with internal serbian politics than because of a local serbs have organized a referendum. they belong to opposition parties. >> can this referendum resolve this situation? four years after the war, there's still a lot of ethnic tension, even violence? >> no, i do not think so. i think the referendum has no legal basis. most of the people in northern cause of all are much more worried about whether they are eating today than with their voting or not. they feel that they have to vote because it has been placed upon them, b

he said belgrade played its part by mending fences with costs of vote. it is tie for the eu to deliver. >> it is write that serbia should get candid that status and that promises made to kosovo will be kept. it is about contributing to the stability of the western balkans. >> other eu officials are upbeat about serbia's chances. if approved, eu heads of state will sign off on the deal later this week. >> ok, let's cross over to brussels, where nina is following those talks. as we saw in the report, it seems to be looking good for serbia. is this a done deal. -- is this a done deal? >> it looked like a done deal until today. it looks like negotiations are continuing. that is a bit of a surprise. the official decision is to be taken later this week, as you just heard. but the foreign ministers were supposed to get the green light today. apparently, what we're hearing is that there are a couple of member states he were still reluctant to give their yes to this decision. you have to bear in mind that this decision has to be taken unanimously. >> do you know

this is belgrade, capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center is the largest and most infamous prison. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade was more emotion going to a prison in serbia has an ominous reputation for serbs. they went in and you would never see them again. >> cz opened their doors in 1950s housed countless political prisoners. including opponents of the late president. many were still there when milosevic was incarcerated in 2001 while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today, it houses some of the most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former prime minister. >> they have committed all kind of criminal offenses, basically every criminal offense on the books. include organized crime, war crimes, other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> cz faces the problems of overcrowding. but serbia incarcerates much smaller portion of the citizens. one out of every 700 versus one out of 130 in the united states. >> at the moment a total of 1200 inmates

organized should you assume some of the people leaders of the protests have been trained in the belgrade in serbia by all poor activists financed by the state department. this thing has the state department and u.s. intelligence all over it three easy steps and that's all it takes to overthrow your very own government so this revolution become a commodity a product that could be branded popish to mass produce an export of all across the globe well just like ivan's video this too of course is a spoof but the game of regime change is quite real and it's unintended consequences can be downright dangerous. for the american taxpayer i think who's getting. the short end of the bargain because there are there are bankrolling people that are going around the world fomenting astroturf revolutions that are eventually backfiring and they're backfiring all over the place and once the people find out who was behind this their anger to. to the american government and the american people to a bus tour this is going to be. an easy recipe but the aftermath may be the hardest to see captain of washington.

when we intervened in kosovo, we bombed belgrade. american nato planes bombed belgrade. i don't see any way that's going to happen now and i don't think syrians want that to happen. >> the other step of arming the free syrian army, i think you both agree on this, it's a small move, prolongs the bleeding for a long time. >> but you do level the killing field. this man is on a rampage. this man is in for the whole thing. his community is in it for the whole thing. they're convinced -- bashar has successfully convinced the community that it's either his rein, the tyranny of his family, or the catastrophe for them. it needn't be so, but that's the logic we have ended up with. >> we will end it there. let us know what you think on facebook. at twitter @anderson cooper. >>> three more races tomorrow. will any give newt gingrich new ground. and we have new polling that could spell trouble for romney if he is the romney and romney is fighting hard against this. >>> later, a father dies, along with his two young sons, where the tragedy begins, but did it begin two years earlier.

a rapid fall has brought chaos to the river danube in the serbian capital of belgrade. the ice covered of one of the earth's busiest waterways, but began to break up on sunday as temperatures rose. you have a detail for us from canada. >> we usually think of perverse is cheap fast food, but what is the environmental -- we usually think of hamburgers as cheap fast food, but what is the environmental cost? it is created from artificial need grown from stencils and a laboratory. -- stem cells in a laboratory. >> in a few months' time, it will be part of the world's first synthetic hamburger. this is one of thousands ground in a lab in the netherlands. researchers plan to mix these with layers of fat. to produce the most expensive, most high-tech fast-food meal in the history of the world. for now, the scientist behind the project will have to make do with today's fast food. he is in vancouver at a scientific meeting to sell his vision of the future. >> my dream is to produce meat that looks exactly like this, city will not be able to extinguish this -- distinguish this fro

thaw sending big chunks of ice down the waterway damaging boats, barges and floating restaurants in belgrade >>> in oklahoma one is dead and another injured after a storm destroyed a mobile home. high winds with twhorpls moved across the county yesterday and this is what is left of that mobile home. crews pulled one man from the wreckage. authorities say the woman didn't make. >>> california ski area trying to lure people to the slopes au naturale meaning without manmade snow. badger pass relies on natural snow and the area got a quarter inch sunday night enough to bring out skiers on president's day. officials now have about 24 inches on the ground. last year they had 120 inches. still, badge we are pass manages to an -- attract visitors from across the country. >> compared to massachusetts surprised that -- this weather here i'm surprised they even have snow. >> it doesn't take a lot of snow to get us up and going. >> lack of snow means badger pass is offering big discounts, including two for one lift passes. >>> talk about spring skiing, you are going to feel that today if you are on the

let me show you the expected highs on tuesda in belgrade getting up to 3 degrees, which is much much warmer than what we've seen over the past several weeks. and temperatures will rise as we head into the weekend. we are expecting 10 degrees on friday here. for the rest of europe 9 degrees in paris. 5 degrees in berlin. and looking at a seasonal average in kiev with minus 1 and again, temperatures will develop even more as we head into the weekend. all right. here's your extended forecast. >>> our lead stories this hour -- the last nuclear reactor in western japan has gone offline. the plant's operator shut it down for regular inspection. residents are worrying about a power crunch. fuel imports into japan are soaring. only 2 of the country's 54 nuclear reactors are still running. kansai electric power company said it completed the shutdown early tuesday for the number three reactor at the takahama nuclear plant in fukui prefecture. the last two operational reactors will be shut down by late april. japan's nuclear safety commission will review the results of stress tests on two react

have a look at what's happened in belgrade. from 6 up to 10 on friday. of course, the warming is certainly a good thing after that extreme biting cold for the last month or so. however, it means that all the snow that's packed up is going to start to melt. that could result in some flooding issues. we'll be watching what happens over the next few days. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye. . .

and the river danube and the serbian capital of belgrade, ice damaged both boats, pontoons, and floating restaurants. the freeze began to break up as temperatures rose. thousands of people gathered in rio de janeiro as the annual carnival out -- car about -- carnival celebration. now, to iran, where senior u.n. inspectors have arrived in another attempt to get on with situations pertaining to the contentious nuclear program. a new round of military exercises, in just a day after the oil sales, they said the price of crude soaring. there are rising tensions between israel and iran, and we are joined by david. this is billed as a visit, a meeting, not as a weapons inspection. do you think that the u.n. officials are going to get anywhere, or will it just result in another round of talks. >> it is a continuing process of u.n., iaea oversight. this is a part of that. and in terms of any breakthrough, i do not see them expressing any confidence, with the eu external affairs commissioner catherine ashton, regarded by the administration officials as probably an attempt to buy time. more like st

negotiations and i commend the prime minister for taking this difficult decision, i'm concerned belgrade is advancing to candisy status before meeting all the eu conditions. as the same time, as you and i discussed, i hope the u.s. will seek additional ways to support kasova during this process including through the millennium challenge program and by pressing the eu to stop dragging its feet on kasova's future. >> i thank you for your constant support of koe kosovo and the ko people. the prime minister showed great leadership. the invitation of candidacy the eu extended to serbia has many milestones along the way. resolving border issues, reso e ñysolving a lot of unfinished

chaos to the river danube in belgrade, where ice damage on boats and pontoons has occurred. on sunday, temperatures rose. now, to iran, where a senior u.n. inspectors have arrived for a two-day visit in an attempt to get information about the contentious nuclear program. this comes as tehran announced a new round of military exercises to boost the defense of its nuclear sites. the price of crude was sent soaring. i spoke with the foreign columnist for "the washington post." this is billed as a visit, a meeting, not as an inspection. do you think that the un officials are going to get anywhere, or will it just result in another round of talks? >> there is a continuing process of u.n.-iaea oversight of the iranian nuclear program. this is a part of it. in that sense, continuing discussion and sometimes inspections are part of the process. that is how we know about the iranian program. in terms of any breakthrough, i don't hear any washington officials expressing confidence that that is near. the letter the iranians sent to the external affairs commissioner is regarded by admin

it is the first poll since kosovo split from belgrade. analysts expect an overwhelming vote against recognizing kosovo 's ethnic albanian government. >> hollywood star angelina jolie has just been to serbia for the first screening of her film as director. >> the film is called "in the land of blood and honey." it is about the war in bosnia. >> jolie said she hopes the film will be a wake-up call to the world and she hopes it will pay more attention to atrocities to -- an act to stop them. >> 5000 people came to the screening. tickets sold out quickly. >> i need this bill not just to remind the world of a particularly dark time in history, but also to show the world the immense talent and beautiful art an extraordinary country that is bosnia. [applause] >> the film is obviously a thought-provoking journey for many. >> i was here in the war. the film is accurate. >> it is a fantastic movie. it is wonderful. >> i'm still totally emotional and so tied up in the film. >> i need a little time. >> the people in sarajevo live life under siege for

mass of ice blocks moving down the river crest small boats into the serbian capital belgrade.have risen from -20 degrees celsius last week in serbia to + 10 degrees on sunday. authorities are concerned that the melting ice and snow could cause flooding. on to something warmer and more cheery. after weeks of freezing cold conditions, a comparatively mild and sunny day for carnival revellers out in huge numbers across in germany. the western city of cologne in the heart of the mainly catholic rhineland was were the main part of all action took place. >> as tradition dictates, the procession of the elaborate- decorated boats poked fun at the german president. that was a major theme in the carnival party. ♪ >> anything goes on and rose monday. downtown chalone became one big party, with more than 1 million onlookers and over 12,000 taking part in the procession -- in downtown tel loan. the city hosts the largest rose monday parade in germany. one highlight is the carnival floats with larger-than-life character jurors, poking fun at prominent politicians. chancellor merkel was show

now huge chunks of ice are breaking up, blocking the channel of the danube near the syrian capital belgradeick blocks are heavy and have damaged several floating restaurants and uptorn a number of small boats loose from their moorings. disaster. >> the big thaw after the victories -- freeze. " we will be back with more big news at the top of the hour. we're following that yemen election story very closely. stay with us. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ ♪

self-proclaimed republic i hope results of the two day intimacy to a struggle to reunite in serbia belgrade there was condemned the referendum saying this will complicate goddaughter the breakaway state because of a declared independence and mature as an eight status is still not recognized by many countries. next really brings this latest business. hello and welcome to residents here on i'd say it was russian crops were mother nature is once again playing tricks just a year after a severe drought the country sponsons are facing a cold. business analyst bushell has more. up to home for some russian troops may have been damaged by the extreme cold weather say boring formas its lead germany france and poland are also risk from sustained low temperatures which if it's minus thirty three in some polls that's expected to spoil rocket prices for things like bread wheat futures have been off the ukraine russian government warns they may limits exports to guarantee the mystics supply both countries are usually big exporters of grain global wheat procedure eleven percent in the second half of januar

now huge chunks of ice are breaking up, blocking the channel of the danube near the syrian capital belgradek blocks are heavy and have damaged several floating restaurants and uptorn a number of small boats loose from their moorings. disaster. >> the big thaw after the victories -- freeze. " we will be back with more big news at the top of the hour. we're following that yemen election story very closely. stay with us. ♪ captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪ ♪ hi, i'm janice edwards, inviting you to join us for bay area vista. as you probably know, bay area vista is your show. we're talking about your community, talking about what's important to all of us, here in the bay area. i always thank you for the great job that you do in our bay area. so, that's what tuesdays at 6:30(pm), here on kcsm, are all about. please join us then.

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republic they hope results of the three day vote legitimacy to their struggle to reunite with serbia belgrade that has gone down as the referendum saying this will complicate dialogue with the breakaway state last summer serves in the north set up barricades to defy the kosovo government which has led to clashes with nato peacekeepers. understand increases around the run we hear the views of brian becker of the answer to walk oliseh on his interview is up next. thank you for joining us on r.t. thank you but does the united states want from tightening the sanctions i mean. even beyond tightening the sanctions now indeed it is the united states government has created an artificial crisis that's first and foremost it's a manufactured crisis iran is complying with the i.a.e.a. iran does not have a nuclear weapon iran is not threaten its neighbors iran has not started a war with any of its neighbors israel on the other hand has hundreds of nuclear weapons and unlike iran refuses to sign a nuclear nonproliferation treaty does not allow. inspectors into its country so there's not really a nuclear me

from a company called montana health care solutions, whose address traces to this house in tiny belgrade, montana. the counterfeit drug eventually found its way to at least 19 doctors in three states. the avastin case exposes the dangers of suppliers operating on the fringes of the prescription drug market. they often advertise drugs at much lower prices to doctors and medical clinics. according to state records, montana health care solutions was started by a man named paul bottomley. in text messages to cbs news, bottomley said that montana healthcare solutions closed its doors in 2010 and he knew nothing of this avastin matter. but in march 2011, one doctor's office we contacted received this price list from the company. it shows bottomley as the company's business development director. on the price list, avastin sells for $1,995 per 400 milligram vial, $400 less from the average price from legitimate distributors. a source told cbs news when doctors called an 800 number for montana healthcare solutions, the call was redirected to a company with an address listed at this office complex