between protesters and government forces continues. on the new sensor right leaders take the helm inheriting unemployment of over twenty percent growing debt levels but the spanish people have expressed little faith that the fresh faces will bring a much needed change. because of the headlines on this early monday evening here in moscow bill dawdle has more for you in about thirty minutes time for now it's cross talk today focusing on the uncertain future of the eurozone thank you for. if you can. follow it welcome to crossfire calculable uncertain future as the eurozone grapples with the single currency what is the future of political union to save the euro is it necessary to make solar a political unification is greater political union by definition more or less democratic but what about the rise of the extreme right. he came. across not the political future of the e.u. i'm joined by charles koch on in washington he's a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and professor of international affairs at georgetown university i

there's a big gulf between many of the countries. >> warner: the e.u. would officially like to extend kyoto beyond next december. >> they are the only ratified party right now that is willing to commit to a second round. >> warner: if they don't get that, what ideally at least in the eyes of the u.n. climate, people who convene this, would durbin achieve? >> well, what they're really hoping to achieve on a broad level is an agreement to essentially talk about a new agreement that would be forged by 2020. that basically could the world come together and could all the major players agree that they would be legally bound by something else as we go forward. >> warner: let's go back to the 97 kyoto agreement that the e.u. negotiator said was the past, the canadian. how successful was it? in other words, how many of the countries that set binding targets for themselves met them? >> well, we've had micked results. frankly the economic recession that we've seen in the last couple years has helped curb emissions somewhat recently. so by the end of 2012 there's s

stop the world from engaging in another war that a study released yesterday shows the wealth gap between a young and old americans has increased drastically but some say the results here are misleading and that could result in an intergenerational class war joshua holland is going to tell us his concerns and then the supreme court takes on a huge privacy case today do the feds have the right to track your vehicle with a g.p.s. device without a warrant we're going to talk about how this ruling fits into our world of ever increasing reliance on technology and farther reaching surveillance we're to have all that include a good dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at the mainstream media has decided to miss. well it's another day of our big news in the world from the i reports increasing talk of bombing iran to italy's prime minister silvio berlusconi agreeing to resign to the u.n. reporting that the death toll in syria has reached thirty five hundred people a lot by wall street movement still gaining momentum across the u.s. and the supreme court tackling some of the biggest priva

he also said that relations between the two countries has to take place as between two independent nations and that there had to be respect for afghan sovereignty. but he also stressed that a future security pact between the two countries was in the agreement of both nations. he said that if america met afghanistan's conditions, then it would be allowed to continue to have military bases here. he said that this would bring money to afghanistan and it would benefit the country because its forces would be trained by u.s. traps. but the agreement itself has been under discussion and, in fact, being argued about for more than nine months still. it's still not concluded, and hence, there's no draft for delegates at this assembly to even study. >> right. we've got all this talk about peace and partnership. indeed, a readiness perhaps even to discuss with insurgents how to move ahead, and yet, hanging over the whole loyal jirga, another taliban threat to attack. >> yes, that's right. the jirga is taking place under very tight security and under threat of taliban attack. the taliban say they belie

integration between russia kazakstan and belarus is clearly following the european model in other words economic integration is followed by political integration but europe is facing a very serious crisis today both politically and economically some of them say that the us on the verge of collapse what makes this long in a more stable accommodation and how can we make sure we don't end up having the same problems. but i would go with where you would be if they were right in the us in terms of scale and depth of integration european union is perhaps the only alliance that can compare to what is emerging between our three countries today actually it's very good that the european union has moved further and deeper in its information than the union between russia and kazakhstan and belarus gives us plenty of opportunity to evaluate the experience of our partners assess the risks such an integration process make holes and study ways to cut these risks apropos the e.u. is the main trade an economic partner for russia kazakhstan and boehner who's the european union is going through hard times

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trade and business relations between the two countries are i've heard that your government is paying much attention to the return you get from paying for for your missions or grow what's on the very few said you closing your embassy in vatican and maybe in some of the european countries what about the mission in moscow are you keeping it over very much keeping the mission in moscow in fact we intend to strengthen our work in russia there is a very high level of trade between our london and russia it's about two billion euros at the moment aryans merchandise trade with russia increased by about sixty percent last year and we see enormous potential for that to increase there are about two hundred irish companies who do business. here in russia one of the outcomes that i've hoping for from these two days is to see an increase in the activity and the continuation of our embassy here in moscow and the work that irish agencies do have of russia's going to be very much part of this year off to a pretty rough third quarter the exporters it's she asian has downgraded its two thousand level gr

to come to for goods with the cross between each of the three countries in the western jr what's now been talked about is closer economic policy integration so the three countries will pursue similar policy objectives which in terms of budget policies currency management policies capital policies this world. and policy budget policy objectives that's really what we're talking about we're not yet talking about for example the ultimate step which is monetary integration that's really not only agenda at this point and i think the last you have to be a complete reassessment of right now if you want to gratian means or how it can be done in especially in the light of what's happening in the euro zone right now. so we're going to the markets this hour while is mostly as the euro is gaining versus the dollar w.t. i was down this hour seventeen cents of brant is up almost. mixed feelings in the u.s. so the market hasn't sent so with the dow point four percent doesn't best is a somewhat relieved mcauley born buttes and spain and italy but tech stocks are still a drag nasdaq pretty much where

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. it was an associate you're going to reporting it right while i still come for you here on the program ethnic tensions on the rise as fierce so resistance and for the both of them fresh clashes resulted in death and injury. that you would see live from moscow in italy the race is on to form a new caretaker government pull the country back from a financial abyss but this follows the resignation of silvio berlusconi who stepped down on saturday i think ruled the country as a prime minister for seventeen years now former e.u. commissioner mario monti it's considered a top contender to replace discone details on that still to come here on c let's go now cross over live to charles crawford and get more details on this mr crawford are joining us live from oxford thank you for coming on the program today president . holding meetings now with senio

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as you know the crossroads between. syria radians and. because it is really so it all comes together right there and it is a bad time to not have our eyes and ears on the ground knowing what's going on but unfortunately as i mentioned before it's not the first time that we've had the you know this is a bad time for something that to happen you know let's go back to what happened in afghanistan in two thousand and nine. camp chapman double agent was actually sent in because he was under control the us government used to be very clear about this we were about book we took people inside the wire we actually had a warlord on an air assault with the rangers we do certain things to make sure that they were vetted she has been very sloppy in two thousand i can't trap them they allowed al qaeda operatives to come through the security checkpoints with a bomb in the killing i believe it was seven cia officers and some other personnel total of ten and it was very clear that they were getting strike when they were going to strike in two thousand and

relations between. the former chief is now said that he will agree to give up his presidential aspirations and instead act for the interim government how does he get on with the muslim brotherhood if they come to power in the dominating parliament what are the chances that they can work effectively with one another. i think you see poor political dealings. or to be held in the interest of the huge shame people. if the muslim brotherhood won. this election is these elections i think they will try to. present accepted. by them which will carry out with their. relations their program so if they see that mr bradbury which. was the. director of the international atomic energy agency is the best. place we need to talk so thanks for being on the line from cairo tonight appreciate it my pleasure. but it's not just egypt's fate to speak decided in cairo but syria's future as well arab league members have on sunday approved unprecedented economic sanctions against a mascot's over its crackdown on protesters the m

you know i'm sure noble occurred for instance it just highlighted the the gulf between the party and and the truth and so it was basically already you know six or seven months after glasnost started they were very difficult to bates' taking place within the politburo there were splits that already occurred and all of the subsequent debates kind of flowed out of what were the consequences of glasnost could it be controlled and so on and so the party died because they couldn't make this transition from the problem into a competitive. i would say a marketplace of ideas well it's actually i mean let's look at the legitimacy issue because i think a lot of people agree with mark there what was the major for point of legitimacy for the party because it looks like it went from communist ideals of lenin marx and engels and all that to you it legitimized its rule because it won the second world war but decades later you can still keep saying well it's because we won the war that's why we want to have exclusive power i mean at a certain point you just can't keep playing that card over and over

the peoples of europe are much greater than they were between americans obviously there there's not a single language for a start and there's no real federal feeding in new york except among the various little bit loopy if we go to josefina in brussels which i mean maybe the civil war comment is really germane here because as angle merkel has pointed out and other european leaders the second world war isn't that long ago in the unification is so very important here the river between france and germany is world historic when you look at the two countries history the my point is that either you keep you have to keep pushing ahead or you just drop the whole idea altogether because the status quo simply is not tenable you also what do you think about that in brussels. well that's what it is we have to remember that monetary unions never come about by finding the ultimo currency zone and all this is most monetary unions in history have been achieved by power either by the power of the law of a treaty or by power of the sword and they have been sustained that way it is very rarely that yo

well i would agree with that and i think that there is a growing gap between the institutions of europe and the need for governance and the politics of europe which are becoming increasingly skeptical of the e.u. and this is something that's also affecting things here on this side of the atlantic where you have electorate saying help me i have lot on losing my house i'm losing my income and governments are not able to act and so this is really a shared problem a crisis of governance and it leaves the e.u. in a very awkward position because no one is really getting out there and trying to provide the courage the leadership that europe needs america is just now coming to use the kind of broad vision and encouragement that's been lacking but it may be too little too late because politics is running away from leadership in capitals and in brussels it seems that vernon if i go to you looks like anyone that wants to take a lead on this is going to find a political career short and very quickly i mean over the past year we've seen six governments fail or change in europe and anyone that gets o

embassy in burma between 1999 and 2002. now an analyst and consultant to think tanks and foundations. and tom malinowski, washington director of human rights watch, and a former state department and national security council staffer in the clinton administration. welcome to you both. priscilla clapp, let me begin with you, why this turn around on the part of the united states. i mean the u.s. has had myanmar in the deep freeze now for years and years. >> it's an attempt to respond to some very, very positive developments in myanmar that we have been calling for for decades. they're finally moving it in the direction that we have been asking for, reconciliation, particularly bringing the nld and-- . >> warner: the opposition party. >> the opposition party into the political fold. they have changed their party registration laws to make it possible now to remove the objections that the nld had to the party registration act. they can now participate in the elections that are coming up next month. they will be part of the politi

that is recognized for port properties between fisherman's wharf and china basin. at the time the plan was approved, the northern half of the waterfront was the place where most of the change was expected. there was an effort to be explicit about that. the peers between fisherman's wharf and china basin are in one of three existing special use districts. waterfront district number one contains all of our historic piers. number three contains all of the seawall lots. there are controls that recognize the public trust responsibilities. there is existing language in the code that also establishes a city waterfront design review process. the planning department, the mayor's office, the port all make appointees to the advisory committee that has reviewed all of the port projects to promulgate recommendations to balance the design objectives of the plan consistent with the policies of the city general plan and zoning map. that is a framework that exists now. the number of issues we have teased out are quite a few relative to the number of changes proposed. they deal with

the state and federal level as well as between the various state offices. the facts at our deposal suggest there is indeed much room for improvement. >> germany is looking to reorganize its efforts to county -- counter neo-nazi terrorists. there are efforts to create a central hub modeled on germany's joint counterterrorism center. critics claim this would infringe on germany's loss to separate police and intelligence services, but there is no law in germany that prohibits agencies from exchanging information. >> links between right-wing groups and german intelligence services have become the major story. the secret service has come under fire for paying active neo-nazis to inform on the extreme right wing groups they belong to. the best example -- approximately 100 people in the far right mpd party were in the pay of the state. at one point, some 15% of its members. an effort to ban the party failed in 2003, and many are now calling for a new attempt to outlaw it. here is more on right wing police informers. >> right wing extremists fuelling hatred against

we may have shower between 7 and 10. and a break in the day back in the low 60s. 59 with the winds really whipping up over 30 miles per hour and a brief storm possible this afternoon. heavy snow across new england. and this system wrapping around here. and what concerns me is not only the front, but the fact that behind this storm dropping southeast is a very heavy band of rain near cleveland and to the east and that's the issue for the afternoon. we are looking at the front swinging through and clearing the moisture out. today, we have had 64. could get back there. and afternoon storm and then we tank with strong gusty winds. 34. tomorrow in the mid-50s. breezy but not as windy as tonight will be. and as we head through friday, 62. and mid-60s over the weekend. soak it up and enjoy it and get the lights up because temperatures will tank after tuesday. we could have a mixture of rain and snow across the area. speaking of light, looks like christmas lights on the jfx. what's going on there. >> reporter: i wish i could say

so it's a joke between husband and wife. justin. >>> yeah not too funny, huh. hey, by the way, we are looking at winds and it's not funny on the eastern shore. highlighting the wind out of the south at 10 miles per hour in easton. 16 miles per hour in salisbury. and that's a southerly wind. you notice the south wind that's where it is warm. we have shifted the wind to the west after the rain is depardoned and -- departed. check out the temperatures. it's 65 in patuxent river and 49 in hagerstown. in between we are slid back into the upper 50s in baltimore and by the way, from 59 to 49 back to 52 in oakland. and a brief cool down as the rain depart and another surge ahead of this boundary. so we are push the rain off to the east and we have got this line that's the front and i am timing this out between about 7 and 9:00 around baltimore area. we could have a rumble of thunder and it's not like -- nothing like this but is that a beautiful sight. north of new england getting hit what could be over a foot of fresh snow just in time for thanksgiving. for us, again a

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the fenian security officials and between him and top politicians. you don't have to argue about the prison it was clear the question is how many people were brought and most probably cloture moreover when your authorities did not even deny that there were secret cia facilities on their soil for some reason though they are refusing to comment on the bulls abiders lawsuit mr pilots these bullies are simply scared and they knew where to accept people who maybe tortured them with renia and that was twice as bad as it could be but they were responsible officials from the united states m. m. from including george w. bush should be brought to international hate for crimes against humanity against prisoners it may take months for the biters lawsuit to bring any results but even at this early stage it has highly explosive potential say experts as it may trigger actions in other european countries poland macedonia and romania along with little. and you have all been accused of having cia prisons on their territory and it's the first time that their former det

this union is being beast on the foundation of the customs union between russia kazakhstan and belarus all just three states but its future vision is much bigger just picture a confident ration of speech stretching possibly from the balkans and all the way to the pacific a huge bridge between europe and asia perhaps it's too soon to talk about that at the moment since russia goes in kazakhstan just put together a community which will be working to develop this idea further but just to give you an understanding of how effective it could be just within the framework of the customs union russia goes in kazakhstan managed to increase their total treat turnover in just half a year by forty two percent so just think of the possibilities right artie's europe is going to fly from central moscow thanks for that. well political economy professor alexander littman says the eurasian union will boost competition and help discipline the finances of member states well for once the thing which is going to happen is an intensified competition between companies we observe it already now and we see that

of integration european union is perhaps the only alliance that can compared to what is emerging between our three countries today actually it's pretty good that the european union has moved further and deeper in its information of the union between russia kazakhstan and belarus it gives us plenty of opportunity to evaluate the experience of our partners assess the risks such an integration process make holes and study ways to cut these arrests apropos the e.u. is the main trade an economic partner for russia kazakhstan and boehner it was the european union is going through hard times of the moment but there are obvious lessons to be learnt i'm sure that without the e.u. without the eurozone i think the impact of the two thousand and eight meltdown would have been much more devastating for the entire planet for russia kazakhstan and they to use the current situation where the eurozone is facing internal economic problems has helped us to identify proper ways to integrate and courtney our budgets financial and monetary policies in this way will be able to avoid piling up internal risks an

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we have to differentiate between the armed opposition and the peaceful opposition we have a peaceful opposition to the regime that is calling for reforms and we have an armed insurrection supper have to by neighboring turkey supported by some other countries like qatar like saudi arabia and they want a gene change in order for us to make it possible for the muslim brothers to take over power so that we will have a whole region stretching from the shores of the persian gulf the shores of the atlantic ocean all ruled by a narrow autumn and gotten caught muslim brotherhood or a turkey will be playing a leading role in this sense and this role is directed to block russian access to the mediterranean and this is how we can. i'm sorry to hype it you sorry to jump in here by would need to keep this moving on russia's foreign minister is drawing parallels with the situation in libya where the west arm the rebels against the u.n. arms embargo do you think that the same patterns emerging here in syria. definitely there are at times to create. let's say a protected area for the odd opposition t

a fight breaks out between two retirement football rivals at odds for nearly 50 years. >>> and winning streak. three money managers from one of the country's wealthiest towns claim a staggering lottery jackpot. good morning, everyone. i'm lynn berry. those stories and more, straight ahead. this is "first look" on msnbc. >>> and we begin this morning with another cain controversy. republican presidential candidate herman cain is once again on defense, denying an atlanta woman's claims that she had a 13-year affair with the former businessman. cain's lawyer calls it an alleged consensual conduct. cain himself says it never happened. nbc's tracie potts joins us live from washington with more on this. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: lynn, good morning. and a little different this time. this time, cain was on the airwaves, on tv, talking about this, refuting this allegation, really before the woman ever went public. ginger white tells atlanta's fox 5 herman cain flew her all over the country, put her up in expensive hotels, and she's got phone records to prove a 13-year affair. >> it was

between the earth and the sky. download the official on t.n.t. cation joe i phone on my pod touch from the i choose outs to. life on the go. see video on demand on season mind bold colors and r.s.s. feeds now in the palm of your. questions. come . can. you come. to the. hello welcoming cross-talk i'm peter lavelle the party is finally over at least it was twenty years ago the end of the communist party of the soviet union was the final step before the collapse of the u.s.s.r. itself one of the parties positive and negative legacies could have it reformed itself and changed the course of history. crossed at the end of the communist party of the soviet union i'm joined by ronald suny in and arbor is a professor of social and political history at the university of michigan in princeton we have mark eisinger he is professor of politics at princeton university all right gentlemen this is cross-eyed then you can jump in anytime you want mark if i can go to you first in princeton the primary reason why i'm doing this not only is it being twentieth anniv

to work on integration for the simple reason that sometimes people say that we are moving honors between russia and kazakhstan russia even arose so that this common market would help us survive in these difficult times that it is true look that's not by setting up this common space we are all getting stronger and now we can claim more share of the dollar market if you when you have a crisis outside it is much easier and better to avoid its neighbors are now to turn risks and opportunities by sticking together this way our countries can share the risks between the three of them and give additional opportunities the time is always right it's just that the people who make these decisions and who implementing it should realize the time they live in. if it was in for. integration between russia kazakstan gallois is clearly following the european model in other words economic integration that's followed by political integration but europe is facing a very serious crisis today both politically and economically some of them say that the us on the verge of collapse what makes this long in a more

have been wounded in a shootout between local serbs and albanians in the northern west and peacekeepers have fired tear gas at the border while dismantling one of the barricades ethnic serbs put months ago and. days of these financial woes go from bad to worse interest rates on the state's cost of boring sort of near unsustainable levels despite prime minister silvio berlusconi's promised resignation markets fear the country is heading for the abyss despite pleas from rome it wants to adopt austerity cards and fulfill all of legations to the future trying to tackle the debt crisis. up next aussies interview shows spotlight as on then the gears up for another austerity hate in a forthcoming budget hitting the poor off to bailing out the country's failed banks i'll get over interviews the country's deputy prime minister and the minister of foreign affairs and trade even gilmore to discuss what the country's trying to do to avert default. they are taking. today. island will be taking over the presidency in. two thousand. but on the eve of this event ireland is facing pretty serious economi

be easier to go to for goods between the cross between each of the three countries in the custom jr what's now being talked about is closer economic policy integration so the three countries would pursue similar policy objectives which in terms of you know budget policies currency management policies capital policies as well so t.v. and policy budget policy objectives that's really what we're talking about we're not yet talking about for example the ultimate step which is monetary integration and that's that's really not only gender at this point and i think we'll obviously have to be a complete reassessment of what monetary information means or how it can be done in especially in the light of what's happening in the eurozone right now. to the markets while house reversed in some losses on concerns about global demand in the euro zone that gee it's stubby you to use that to do all those nonsense branches that a hundred seven and sixty cents. in the u.s. still a mixed feeling investors who shows the dow is has a vessel signed up for the full year of its three but tech stocks are stil

we have specific provisions if there is a dispute between, as an example, laborers and plumbers on a scope of work, whose jurisdiction that work is, there are specific provisions lined out in agreement for the resolution of those disputes as well. so it is a fairly hefty document we have for you. i can take any questions, but our intent was to bring it today for discussion and public comment and then come back in a month, hopefully, with the recommendation to adopt the labor agreement.

the actual front is between the area, between the state of maryland and the state of pennsylvania as well. we are going to be tracking this slow-moving storm system, which is going to stall out during the day. unfortunately, the rain will be a sticking out through this time. this is going to enhance the rain over the next 24 hours. showers first, better chance for more showers late in the night into tomorrow. we may get a better break tomorrow morning. then comes a second batch of this. area of the pressure along the front. this would finally dry out into thursday morning. there may be some light showers around in the afternoon and evening. a better bet to get past 9:00 p.m. tonight when showers become much more likely. a lot of clouds in the sky over night. we will drop into the 40's and 50's, but we will warm up to much more with the clouds and showers -- we will not warm-up too much tomorrow with the clouds and showers. we still have to showers lingering into the night. thursday, would start to dry out. that means a drop in the temperatures. 50 degrees on thursday. 55 by friday. >

i think weould be a l little stretched to try to draw some correlation between the two.teresting about greece is papandreou first talked aboutaving our referendum -- aeferendum, and the europeans let it be known that thiwould be a disaster, because the greeks wod reject this package and you would get out of f the euro. >> how do you convince people who don't want to papay taxes and don't pay taxes that it i is time to pay taxes in a society where the maximum social security yment as of $48,000 as opposed to $28,000 in the united states? >> how do you convince republicans in this country to pay taxes? >> the same thing. >> you cannot answer a question with a question. >> the only good thing abo this cris, and it will afct usus in matter what, because europe is the ggest market for china, it is the biggest market for us -- everybody is buying american bonds. in a world off midgets, we are the tallest midget athe moment. >> we owe much to greece, fm democracy philosophy to drama. much of o culture, no questioion about it. but they have brought free lunch to a concept that n

australia sees itself as a power broker between the united states and china. china is australia's number one export markets. but america is it's number one strategic ally. the president is coming to celebrate the anniversary of the treaty between the united states and australia back in 1951. it is an important moment for australia. every major conflict, australians have fought alongside americans. australia has this other side to it. it is very keen to continue a nurturing relations with china. in some sense, it hopes it can play that power broking role between the two nations should tensions of briefings like the south china sea increase. a big moment for australia. a huge security presence here. they will be followed by the president later. a big security countdown. the place is pretty much been locked down. after that, the president will fly on to the north of australia. he will inspect american troops and visit one or two other places. he is also been offered some crocodile attack insurance. one country in the northern territory is offering the president a

the bonds between us run deep. we see so much of ourselves. ancestors who crossed the vast oceans, some by choice and some in chains, sellers to pushed west across sweeping plains and dreamers who toiled with hands to lay railroads and build cities. generations of immigrants to add a new threat to the growing tapestry of our nation. we are citizens of live by a common creed. it no matter who you are what you look like, everyone deserves a fair chance. everyone deserves a fair goal. progress is not always come without tensions are struggles to overcome a painful past. we are countries with a willingness to face our emperor pectins and keep reaching for our ideals. that is what we saw three years ago as we saw reconciliation. it's the spirit of progress, in america, which allows me to stand before you today, as president of the united states. and it's the spirit i'll see later today when i become the first u.s.president to visit the northern territory, where i'll meet the traditional owners of the land. nor has our progress come without great sa

we are talking between a half inch and an inch of accumulation. right now look at the mild temperatures. 61 in leesburg. 59 in camp springs. 58 in annapolis. a warm start to the day. temperatures will be dropping into the afternoon. on the left-hand side of your screen shenandoah county, that is where we have the leading edge of the moisture which is a band of rain stretching from virginia to north carolina. that will continue to move on through this afternoon. temperatures dropping into the 50's from the lower 60's. overall, between a half-inch and an inch of rain. clearing tonight. partly cloudy tomorrow in fact norma temperatures. extended forecast coming up. >>> we are marching into town. coming out of the hinterlands is in pretty good shape. no problems of. out of berryville. 95 northbound looks decent as well. no issues on 66 out of march. good if you're heading to baltimore in i-70 between hagerstown and baltimore. we give you the green light. travel times between fredericksburg dale city to springfile.d headlights are moving at speed. >>>

between earth and the sky. on our. bill calls for a coalition government from going prime minister george papa j. if he delivers the speech to the parliament ahead that crucial confidence vacates go ahead right now. also this hour g twenty leaders pledged to bruise the power of the i.m.f. and rebalance the global economy as the summit dominated by the greek and euro zone crisis will drop something current in the south the frogs. on back from oz a simulation mission to the red planet and says six volunteers in looks away and still choose from more than five hundred days for the longest of a space experiment have emerged from isolation. international news live from moscow this is aussie with me here to follow it thank you very much indeed for joining is the phrase of georgia.