in here or the street, it's the same. >> but bhutto and garza have more in common than religion. >> mynce is life without a possibility of patrol. >> i'm charged with murder, first degree, so as far as details, life without possibility -- same thing. >> i'm here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and -- >> and? >> killed her. know, i'm not proud of it, i've regretted every single minute of it. >> so what was the charge? what was the conviction? it's not heat of passion. >> it is heat of passion. >> he told us he took responsibility for his actions. but during the course of the interview, it seems like he kind of left the door open a crack to say, i'm not really sure. >> a lot of people say i can justify according to the bible or koran. if your spouse is cheating on somebody, you have a right. god tells it a certain way. it is, but be better -- we are human beings. we are given choice, right from wrong. i knew what was right. what i did, i can't justify it. she had a mother. she was somebody's daughter. she had a father. the worst part is, i have a daughter with my wife

items waiting for you there right now the prosecution for the case of alleged arms dealer viktor bhutto suffers a serious blow as a judge rules that statements the russian made to force extradition to the u.s. work coerced. also our website our moscow gained some new colors as aspiring graffiti artists and their followers take their art to the streets of the capital creating three d. images with on the street. the official. called. just a few moments here and i'll say we bring you over latest high tech gadgets and our technology up there do stay with us for that but for now marina and the business. hello and welcome to business here on artsy rails zero hour this approach so for ben bernanke it's outlined his vision of how to save us from slipping by pencil recession the markets will be only watching the federal reserve's our annual meeting and jackson hole and the looking for hands that the money prints are press or once again he started however said mccutcheon from the bulk of gold believes the fight has far the something the show and all it's got left are blanks. all of the money has

gateway to the ground in period truly the torch was pushed coromandel you can a letter to the socialist bhutto sedated to go and. read this and the colonel was hotels as a treat. the e.u. commission chief says more money should be available to save the region's crippled economies as italy and spain slide towards debt distress and the cost of borrowing swords. syria's president legalizes opposition political parties a move dismissed by antigovernment protesters who claim they're being massacred by bashar assad's forces. and the palestinian woman on a mission for peace after failing in a suicide bombing mission against israel r.t. is a story. international news and comment this is r.t. live in moscow just turned eleven pm in the russian capital ahead of the e.u. has joined the struggles to lift the region out of its financial pinch calling on yet more money to be made available to struggling economies shows a manual but also also want a bailout fund to be able to buy government bonds as the major eurozone economies of spain and italy face being crushed under that debt boring course for both coun

very true that the taj was the bush coromandel you can a letter tell the socialist bhutto it's a duty to go and. register the colonel was her child as a retreat. for former egyptian president charges of corruption and ordering killings in a car of course but many who acted to depose him say little has changed since he left. investors worldwide rallied to buy u.s. government bonds in defiance of that knock down that left the markets in shambles brazen tough questions over the trustworthiness of credit rating agencies. and a neo nazis strike if you crane in football matches unleashing brutal violence in stadiums leading to fears hooligans could ruin the european championships to be held next year. international news and comment live from moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day deposed president hosni mubarak and his former interior minister will face the judgment of an egyptian court side by side the judges ordered their trials to be merged into one monday's hearing was sure what is the lawyer for mubarak and his sons are asked for time to review evidence and return on septembe

new kind of let her tell socialist bhutto sedated to go and. read to some the colonel was her child is used to retreat. she stopped stories and looking for answers as law and order was restored in the u.k. and more than a thousand suspects await trial the technology behind the riots comes under the spotlight. israel decides to construct thousands more homes and heated land me in east jerusalem just weeks before the united nations both in recognizing the palestinian state. and two former u.s. military contractors out granted permission to see the government of the claims of imprisonment of torture don't hold months felt the former country's secretary of defense could be found in the liable. we're back with an update for you in the us that fits a minute but first we'll go stateside for some american perspective on world events that was just hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers.

this guy, former prime minister of pakistan, very powerful man and i met him right after benazir bhutto was killed. sharif is the opposition leader. he is someone on a need to cultivate as a source. i want him to make my phone calls. it is this delicate dance you're doing with people you are developing as a resource. you don't want to be too friend friendly, you don't want them to think you are friends. but you're friendly with that particular source and he misinterpreted. i joke around with everybody. that is the way i interact with the world and he definitely misinterpreted that and at one point -- i didn't know he was misinterpreting but at one point he asked if he could find me a friend and i said ok, he wanted to set me up on a date i thought. that is pretty funny. i have to see how this goes so he asked my criteria and i said call and funny and smart and that lead to a question i will always remember, what do you mean by smart? so i had to explain that to him and he says but you do not want a cunning friend. i said no. who wants a cunning friend? this goes on for a couple months w

sharif, the former prime minister of pakistan, very powerful man, and i met him right after benazir bhutto was killed. so at this point, sharif is the opposition leader, somebody that i need to cultivate as a source, somebody whose phone calls -- i want him to take my phone calls. and it's this delicate dance you're doing with people, you know, you're developing as a source. you don't want to be too friendly, you don't want to be -- you don't want them to think your friends. right? they're a source but your friendly with that source, and he definitely misinterpreted. i joke with everybody. that's how i enter act with the world. and he definitely misinterpreted that and at one point asked -- i didn't know he was misinterpreting but at one point asked me if he could find me a friend, and i said, okay, he wanted to set me up on a day. thought that was funny. so he asked me my cry tier yeah, said tall and funny and smart, and that led to a question of -- that i'll always remember, what do you mean by smart? he said, and so then i had to explain that to him. and he said but you do not want a cu

arm, i was with wilson sporting goods and we were talking about clubs and everything and benazir bhuttoave me two drivers. that was one of them. and of course i doctored them, you know. >> charlie: right. [laughter] >> i went with the tee. i drove it 336 yards. and i two putted, almost three putted. i made birdie's. i knew things were happening and i knew people were talking and the crowd was getting bigger and bigger. and who comes walking down the middle the fair way, bob drum. [laughter] i said what the hell are you doing here. and looked at me and he says you're pying pretty good, aren't you then i wouldn't even talk to him. i walked by him. what did i do? >> charlie: what did you do. >> i bogied the hole. [laughter] i pitched it out of a sand trap. but i thought 39 and that's what i needed. >> charlie: 30 will get you there. who needs a 60 when you got a 30 on the frontline. and you won the u.s. open. >> i won the u.s. open. i won by two. >> charlie: do you remember the great shots and the great tournaments or do you remember the almost where you had it and you bogied the final hol

and i had an occasion to meet benazir bhutto before she was assassinated in preparation for that meeting i read some of her speeches and comments and she observed one time that you can exile a man, not an idea. you can imprison a man, but not an idea. you can kill a man, but not an idea. you can bring bin laden to justice, but the idea that ideology, that belief system -- as long as it has appeal to even the smaller number of individuals, the global scourge of terrorism will be with us. we're no safer but the threat remains. september 12th, 2001 we were grieving that we had a sense of unity and an aggressive state of determination. every day we have learned a little more. every day more people are working together to find security solutions and identify vulnerabilities. and every we get a little further away from the tragedy. we have to be willing to look over our shoulders from time to time and be mindful that terrorists do not rest so neither can we. i dare say probably everybody in this room is wearing a wristwatch. we wear watches, terrorists have time. think about that one. they are

bhutto argued why are you putting pressure on us when it is india which has tested a nuclear device, not pakistan. pakistan is nowhere near to it. dr. kissinger made a remark. he said, "that horse has bolted the barn. we're going to make sure this is not repeated here." i am mentioning these things because these are historical memories. sometimes, there is a disconnect between historical memories of one nation and the other nation. so when one talks about pakistan-u.s. relations, some of these things do need to be pointed out. the next milestone is 1979. the relationship catapulted. there was a new convergence now. the assistance resumed. pakistan received its first aid package after a long time. that was under president reagan. it was $3.20 billion between 1983 to 1988. also, the military supplies or military sales were resumed during this time. the next milestone is 1989-'90. 1989 is the year when the soviets left. this is a whole history i do not want to go into with details. as touqir was mentioning, my first book, in 1989, was published by duke university press. it focuses on th

bhutto and have the case that pakistan must not pursue the nuclear option. mr. bhutto argued why are you putting pressure on us when it is india which has tested a nuclear device, it is not pakistan. pakistan is nowhere near. dr. kissinger made the remark. he said that horse has border the bomb. we are going to make sure that this is not again. and so mentioning some of these things because these are historical memories and sometimes there is a disconnect between the historical memories of the one nation or the other nation. so when one talks about u.s. relations leading some of these things do need to be pointed out the next milestone is 1979 when the soviets invaded afghanistan, the relationship catapulted, and there was a new convergence now. the assistance have resumed, pakistan received its aid package after a long time under president reagan, it was $3.2 billion between 1983 to 1988. we also the military supplies or the military sales were resumed during this period. the next milestone is 1989, 1990. 1989 is the year when the soviets left. now there's a wh

eradication to meet benazir bhutto before she was assassinated and in preparation i read her speeches and comments. she observed one time that you can exiling man but not an idea. you can impress a man but not an idea. you can kill a man but not an idea. you can bring bin laden to justice but the idea, the ideology legal the belief system. as long as it has appealed to the smallest number of individuals in the broader muslim community of a billion plus the global surge of terrorism will be with us. we are more safe and secure. the threat remains. on september 12th, 2001, we were grieving but had a sense of unity and aggressive state of determination. everyday we learned a little more. more people working together to find security solutions and identify vulnerabilities. every day we get further away from the tragedy. we have to look over our shoulders from time to time and be mindful that terrorists do not arrest so we can wait. i dare say everybody in this room is wearing no wristwatch. terrorists have time. think about that. they are much more patient than we are. we are going to be