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this is belgrade. capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centrale socmore. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz f

for the inhabitants of this serbian town southwest of belgrade, it is exact -- it is a disaster. >> thereare so many cats and dogs, it stinks. it is getting better every day. >> it is 30 degrees in the shade so the danger of an outbreak of disease increases radically. bottled water is the only potable water to be found. the biggest hotel is now an emergency hospital. many residents are coming in for checkups. >> we still have the situation under control. thank god we haven't had any patients come to us with any serious diseases that could cause us concern. >> diarrhea and eczema are the most frequent complaints treated here. the line of outpatients waiting to be seen becomes longer each day. >> think that there is enough medicine to go around. dam of the european union has sent teams of specialists from 20 different countries. eu commissioner and serbian foreign minister are on the ground to assess the situation for themselves. >> unfortunately i have seen a lot of disasters, but this is honestly the worst flood i have ever seen. >> serbia is set to receive fast on bureaucratic financial

. >> brad said he was going to belgrade about 90 miles away to pick up his friend larry moore who needed a ride. >> it was odd. he doesn't leave his job for very much. it was odd. >> what made it even more bizarre, brad never returned home. >> that's when we knew something -- i mean, we knew something was already wrong because brad hadn't come home, and that wasn't his nature. that wasn't the way brad brisbin was. >> when police interviewed larry moore, he said he met brad at the diner as planned. but he said brad was depressed and inebriated. >> brad told larry that he was tired of life and tired of his wife, tired of the restaurant and was going to leave. borrowed some money from him, left the restaurant. >> moore said brad left the diner, got into a red car with washington plates and drove off. moore said the driver was a woman and that he didn't recognize her. brad's car was still in the diner's parking lot and there were no signs of foul play. >> he loved his family, there was no problem. never any indication that there was anything in his mind remotely related to leaving his family

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in russia's belgrade region a truck has collided with a bus killing at least two people and leaving another eleven injured a passenger vehicle reportedly carrying fourteen people was heading for the region's main city the injured among them two boys are being treated in the hospital now according to preliminary reports the truck driver fell asleep behind the wheel. the bankrupt us city of detroit is on the brink of a water crisis thousands of people there have been left with no supplies at all the authorities say that they are only protecting the city's budget from unpaid bills the situation for several activist groups to demand the united nations step in and help now the u.n. experts looked into the matter and said that the shutoffs are a violation of human rights and close inspection reveals it's not just the hard up of not paying their bills either some corporations are tens of millions of dollars in the red as well but there is a little pressure being put on them as as details. it is one of the most essential elements of life. americans enjoy some of the cleanest and most abundant water

credit collapsed and recriminations broke out on all sides cooperation between the republics and the belgrade central government virtually ceased the republics were not getting any money from the federal government they were transferring any tax revenues so the whole federal fiscal structure collapsed and the republics were left to their own devices and then came in of course the new form of nationalism as the americans demanded multi-party elections were held and economic policy was at the center of the political debate as nationalist and separatist coalitions ousted the communists in croatia bosnia and slovenia and with the republics at another strobes both the economy and the nation itself embarked on a vicious downward spiral. of course the local political figures did their best to calm the people down with. memories and i'm going to answer because. you know in the midst of the people needed a hero to see them someone with their interests at heart instead. as. in one thousand nine hundred one elections were held in the bosnian republic of yugoslavia a big which a former nazi collaborator

brussels, belgrade. that is the hand that destroyed the cities, villages, and homes of russia.t is the hand that held the whip over the polish, yugoslav, french, and norwegian slaves. that is the hand that took their food, that is the hand that starved them, that is the hand that murdered, massacred greeks, czechs, jews. that is the hand that killed and crippled american soldiers, sailors, marines. do not clasp that hand. it is not the kind of hand you can clasped in friendship. but there are millions of germans, some of those guys must be ok. perhaps, but which ones? just one mistake may cost you your life. trust none of them. someday the german people might be cured of their disease, the super race disease, the world conquest disease, but they must prove they have been cured beyond a shadow of a doubt before they ever again are allowed to take their place in -- among respectable nation. until that day, we stand guard. we are determined of their plan for world conquest shall stop here and now. we are determined they should never again use peaceful industries for warlike purpos

as the yugoslav army was the fourth largest in europe the west moved to stop belgrade from helping the serbs in bosnia so in may of one thousand nine hundred two sanctions were imposed on the us left of yugoslavia serbia and montenegro by october one thousand nine hundred three ninety percent of yugoslavia as domestic drug production stopped the average daily intake of calories had fallen by twenty eight percent compared to one thousand nine hundred and one point five million people were classified as undernourished two months later over sixty percent of yugoslavia's workforce was unemployed and the average monthly income had dropped from five hundred dollars to fifteen dollars to markets and stores were close to empty then i may name a lady called the name no one name of any can tell one street that. as usual changes in very early people are lawyers running a ladder people of the top benefit from. the force the serbs into what was a would happen in the world was a criminal economy which became criminals became king because we made it so if you want to go read what used to be the diplo

the philadelphia community honored him by dedicate ago mural at belgrade and clearfield.his is in port richmond, flag flew over the us capitol on friday, and congressman brady presented that flag to the navy seal's father today. >>> and, they were knocking them out of the park for a good cause today. homers for hope, hosed biggest charity event of the year today at camden's field in new jersey. the day long event includes the baseball and homerun derby, and the celebrity softball game. proceeds help inch died. switching now to your weather authority forecast. what a beautiful weekend to be outside. this is a live look at lake walt end pawpack in the pocono mountains, gorgeous shot right there. you just want to go out there right now. but dominica davis is in here with me tonight, and she's got your weather forecast for you. looking good out there? >> a top ten day, joyce. we have low humidity, the temperatures are nice and comfortable, and even the pollen counts really low. so it doesn't really get much better than this. tomorrow we get little bit warmer, but, still, it i

closed between cambria and lehigh avenue and this is, until december, your alternate there are either belgradeeet or tomorrow sop street, chris. >>> 5:22 is your time. are you tired of your kid watching, frozen? these two dads are really sick of it. watch out the frustration, coming up in the trend. >>> so, another day another record set on wall street. s and p500 topped the third consecutive high close on friday. it rose three points to close at 1962. dow jones set another record on friday adding 26 points to close at 16947, so, just under 17,000 mark. nasdaq was up, it gained nine points. >> according to bloomberg honda and nissan are adding more than 2 million cars to the recall. the the companies are looking to repair flaws in air bags, the air bag defects reportedly are related to inadequate pressure and excess moisture during their production. >>> a star bucks is a regular stop in your morning commute, then get ready to shell out more money for what you buy. some of its drinks are going up, by five to 20 cents. this will start tomorrow. the the price hike doesn't stop there. the company

touring the grounds of zebala, a maximum security prison located in the serbian countryside outside belgraderd birds everywhere. all you could hear were the sounds of birds, birds, birds, birds. that was very surprising to me. you couldn't escape it. >> the prison's garden-like grounds and collection of birds, including peacocks, are part of a renovation project. prison officials felt a relaxing natural environment could help their rehabilitation efforts. >> it did actually have a calmer feel than i expected. the buildup was pretty big. serbia's biggest, most notorious prison, then here i am with peacocks and birds and cats wandering around. >> in fact, when we wandered into the prison's shoe factory where inmate workers make dozens of shoes per day, the scene was more reminiscent of a disney film than a prison. >> this is our pet. >> this shoe shop was a pretty unique area that we got to film in. and just the fact that all the shoes were being made by hand. and then, we're in the middle of a conversation with a guy. and a parakeet comes and lands on the guy's shoulder. it just -- everything

so, thompson street and belgrade, both get you around that no problem, chris in. >> 413, police in camden county searching for three mask gunmen stormed into 24 hour wal-mart pulling off an early morning robbery, steve keeley now live in somerdale with details on this for us, steve, good morning. >>> well, this happened way back on june 10th, on a sunday night, and you can see, the way they got in was very unusual. that's what makes this case different than most. they didn't go in through the front door. they went in through the little cut-outdoor for the shopping cart to be pushed back from outside here in the parking lot, inside to the store, that gave them an element of surprise. they went in there quarter after 3:00 in the morning, and despite this place being open around the clock, it is very quiet and slow usually around 3:00. and i can tell you from personal experience, because there is an la fitness gym across the plaza here. police are always patrolling here. this is a very busy area. it is right on the border of somerdale magnolia lawnside cherry hill, right mack in the middle o

thompson street or belgrade both good options. as far as everything goes lots of green so a good tuesday morning so far, guys. >>> meantime fire fighters in wilmington delaware are investigating a late night fire that left one person dead and injured several others. jennifer joyce live from wilmington, this is a pretty bad fire, jennifer. >> reporter: this is a deadly fire with at least two others injured and fire fighter also suffered minor injuries. we talk to the witness who heard and felt an explosion just before the fire broke back. he ran to the home to rescue the man inside the first floor of the home but the fire was just too hot and could not get to that man. this fast moving fire started 10:30 last night on the 100 block of bird street. it moved to two alarms with the partial collapse two women were rescued one was taken to crozer-chester medical center, second taken to christiana hospital, a third person was later found dead inside the home. >> right new we're searching the property, we have brought in heavy equipment s

richmond street closed between cambria street and lehigh and that is until december, alternates are belgradeor thompson street. we have to get used to that. that is until december, chris. >> thanks, so much sue. >> ugly dog has a beautiful in message to share. how the owner hopes all this attention will help save other now at hhgregg, you can save up to 30% storewide on appliances electronics and furniture at our amazing 4th of july sale. come to hhgregg today, and fill your home with happy. on appliancesg, you can save up to 30% storewide electronics and furniture at our amazing 4th of july sale. come to hhgregg today, and fill your home with happy. >>> but, in utah, the the backups were in the because of cars, check out that crew. it is cattle causing traffic jams. they have cattle drives that have been happening the same way on the roadways, since it was a dirt road generations ago but ranchers still have rights to move their cattle up the road anytime they want to. 30-mile journey. it takes three days to move about 250 cattle. >> yes. >> get stuck behind that. >> 4:56 is your time. they

thompson street, or belgrade, great alternates there, going to the maps, 76 both directions going toe little jammed, about five minute delay there. about ten minute delay from betsy ross bridge down to the vine. if you are headed southbound on 95, karen, chris? >> kacie, man in custody following a stabbing, inside the emergency room of all places, crozer-chester medical sentiment happened late last night. police say the suspect walked into the hospital and stabbed the victim. his condition unknown. no word yet on motive. >> philadelphia police are searching for a man who was caught on surveillance video. chris, beating a deli worker unconscious. this is during a robbery. >> let's get taught fox 29's sabina in roxborough, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris, karen. gut wrenching thing about this video you think everybody will be okay. the robber has the cash, the victim is complying with everything that the rob is her telling him to do. but then everything changes in a split second. take a look at this at the video. walks into m and m deli, walks in, hands the cashier to a

he joins us via webcam from belgrade. so, you were one of the key advisors in the 1990s.rong? >> well the if theal problem that ukraine had no economic policy whatsoever. and there was massive -- and in the end oligarch formed and -- one-tenth of the world market. as the world market crashed, for that -- after the economic reform -- small entrepreneurs developed. >> but the shock therapy that poland went through, the hardship that they went through in terms of converting state industry to the private sector, are you saying politically, there wasn't the will to do that? but that was what you were advocating? >> well, if you look up on what happened to the population in ukraine -- they did serious radka economic reforms. and that was the difference. the poles knew they wanted into the european yoon. the ukrainians -- >> okay. i'm really sorry anders as land, but the wi-fi signal is very poor and we haven't been able to catch a lot of the end of that answer. we're going to leave it there. thank you very much indeed for joining us on the program. while ukraine will be the cen

example would be the closable warrant and air force dropped graphite weapons onto electrical grid in belgrade which is a violation of the laws of war. attacking this securely civilian structure. food production, electricity, telecommunication networks and markets would all have some piece of the military that you could attack them. the ever want to interrupt but we are toying with the idea in cyberthat you might be requiring people to create a separate cyberconnection for the military and not use the dual-use it as a way of demonstrating the distinction of combatant and noncombatant there may be ways of imposing that in cyber. >> to meet the closable example shows that you could attack certain kinds of that structure without destroying them but it wasn't purely military but it was connected because of the way you wanted to achieve a narrow and which was at defeating and so if that is the case close about today we are trying to persuade them to leave kosovo. what if we shut down their stock market per week. no lives lost. it would be much better than dropping real bombs it seems to me that und

it probably won't shift the political terrain in belgrade but does not take away from their importanceo have them printed in its sales over the next two years of the obama presidency to make up the 2016 presidential race. of the republican captures control of the senate while controlling costs they will claim the american people have unambiguously rejected the president with his politics reid distributed economics and global reach and the nanny states. and then to push it to the next and then to read but the efforts to portray him with the of freeloaders into the global figure. [inaudible conversations] to spend glass afternoon everyone then director of the center at the atlantic council event on behalf of my colleagues i want to welcome all love you to our second event in today's on afghanistan. for obvious reasons the attention is now focused from our side even though we know washington bag gets distracted by the crisis of the day we felt it very critical that we continue our focus on afghanistan and in particular because looking at this country and if the surrounding neighbors over

if we do, the government in belgrade will order all of us out of the country.get feckless and impotent as the words spilled out. for the first time i in other words the folly of being in a war only to observe, tourist among the victims. it was hot and with the sun beating down on me i felt cowardly. yellow. hiding behind my sunglasses. i waved my notebook at the red cross truck and said that was the vehicle that would take them to safety. i thought the red cross would probably refuse but was unable to muffer the courage to tell them there was little hope they would get out that day. i founds out later i'd been wrong. several unhcr officers arrived and one took it upon herself to evacuate some children before a safer village. before i left i went back to the house and had to tell the mother of the missing child we didn't find her baby. it would have served no purpose to tell%r her what we thought happened. i couldn't have found those words anyway. that evening, after we return to our office, after we washed our truck, i drafted my report. it was about three page

and i say vassar anatomy whistleblower belgrade square to have you on our show today now just want to go a little bit backwards before the program exposed by edward snowden the stowaway and there was something called thin thread which you helped create but it was overlooked in favor of what the n.s.a. has now why is that what was wrong with it. i think the main problem was that it didn't cost enough money in other words it didn't support a large operation a large set of contractors a larger organization. so if it was cheap inefficient it wasn't the thing they wanted to do they wanted to build an empire and build a an industrial base but it also had something to do with privacy of your citizens well yes we we build in the privacy and the cape capacity to give privacy not just to u.s. citizens but they're rebuilding the world and that was that was something i guess they didn't particularly care to have so in other words it would and it was one of the first things they eliminated from that program when they adopted part of it. and what that meant was that they now had the capacity to loo

credit collapsed and recriminations broke out on all sides cooperation between the republics and the belgrade central government virtually ceased the republics were not getting any money from the federal government they were transferring the tax revenues so the whole federal fiscal structure collapsed and the republics were left to their own devices and then came in of course a new form of nationalism as the americans demanded multi-party elections were held and economic policy was at the center of the political debate as nationalist and separatist coalitions ousted the communists in croatia bosnia and slovenia and with the republics at another strobes both the economy and the nation itself embarked on a vicious downward spiral and of course the local political figures did their best that calm the people down with. the king. says. memory of them easy to imagine if it was true but. you know mr know the people needed a hero to save them somewhere with their interests at heart instead. they got these guys. in one thousand nine hundred one elections were held in the bosnian republic of yugoslavia