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and the arctic 30, rounded up by russian border police.ill also, it seems be home for christmas. >> translator: as for the fact that they are covered by the amnesty, and as far as i know they are covered by it, we're not doing it for them, but if they are covered, it is good. >> reporter: tuesday's news conference comes at a perfect time for putin to put presidential spin on things here, just six weeks before the winter olympics in sochi. >>> kodakoski flew to germany right after he was released. >>> some fence mending ahead of next month's planned syrian peace conference in switzerland. they are meeting to figure out who will represent the syrian government and the opposition, and decide who else will be able to attend those meetings. the next time there is a natural disaster, you might see armies of robots. engineering teams competing in miami to run their through tests. the grand prize $2 million. jake describe for us what these teams have to do and allow thes teams to develop robot surrogates for human rescuers, and there are eight tas

and the arctic 30 rounded up by russian border police during a green peace demonstration will also, iteems, will home for christmas. >> translator: as for the fact that they are covered by the amnesty, we're not doing it for them, but if they are covered, that's good. >> reporter: thursday's news conference is an annual event, but it comes at a perfect time for putin to put presidential spin on events here, just six weeks before the winter olympics in this sochi. peter sharp, al jazeera, in moscow. >>> coming up on al jazeera america, we'll tell you about the fallout from that massive credit card beach at target. how much it is going to cost you and target. >>> and it's a warm day across the northeast, but we have the chance for damaging winds, hail, and isolated tornados across the plains. if you are doing traveling you might want to stay tuned. we depend on you, >> you are one of the voices of this show. >> so join the conversation and make it your own. >> the stream. next on al jazeera america and join the conversation online @ajamstream. (vo) al jazeera america we understand that e

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he has a video on his computer produced by the border police itself. it shows the same place we visited before but eight years ago. outnumbered. army on oil infrastructure they're slowing down. this committee just overrun the border to some americans these are all criminals or people who don't steal their jobs. that's why the republican party to score points with its tough stance on immigration at least the conservatives but is the further fortification of the fence is really the solution to all the problems in regions or audi is careful with his answer. i mean you deserve or are they willing in eighteen one hundred percent success rate in apprehending the people that decide to name the unique upper hand on her comics. on that students entering their country meet its upper hand on the money and it's going back into mexico on the guns that are going into mexico. will we ever achieve one hundred percent. i don't think we will. the on the route from human to phoenix. many undocumented immigrants make the same trip i'm taking with the often don't have a col

. >> meanwhile, 2,000 border police were dealing deployed to help restore order. >> still on the news al jazeera news house. imagine spending three days at the bottom of the associatio oc. one man did it. >> nicotine advertising has found its way back on television in the united states. this time through electronic cigarettes. coming up, are e cigarettes any safer, and should they be regulated? >> that's coming up in sports. we'll tell you why england's cricketers are seeking redemption in the city of churches. we have coming up later. >> protesters end the stand off against the government. n.a.t.o. enforce police and thousands remain camped out in the capitol. thousands gather in lebanon for the funeral of a hezbollah leader. hezbollah said israel is to blame. >>> lawmakers in france has passed a new bill imposing a fine on anyone paying for sex as a way to fight human trafficking and decriminalize prostitution. >>> we have this report from the cap toll. >> she is shocked to hear an estimate the $4 million is missing from the budget. money give to the government by international dono

clicking the cross border policing of the process is in shambles. whether ice or border patrol or emigration and services there are issues that need to be addressed and common ground but we will not be able to resolve some of we have to determine the basics can we resolve 60? or will they say we will not do it? >> amnesty is not going to happen. lou: good to have you with us. congressman. lou: team. a new book to recommend called upheaval, and my new book debuts january 7 the now available on monday and the audio book version that i recorded just very recently you will love it. go to amazon.com or bbards and noble or go to lou dobbs for all of the leaks. arts and entertainment network accused of suppressing free speech after suspending the patriarch of the television news show "duck dynasty" his use of some of sexuality sets off protests and demonstrations and backlash and support. next. afghanistan in 2009. n the u.s.s. sarata in 1982. [ male announcer ] once it's earned, usaa auto insurance is often handed down from generation to generation because

closed for support, i feel you know one of my great satisfying moments i used to run the afghan border police and we would train these guys for eight weeks. you know, probably only a 30% literacy rate so we would have these guys for eight weeks and at that time we had to change the course to do intro to toilet use because they had never seen a flush toilet before. for eight weeks the lights worked. there was fuel for the vehicles. there was a batteries for the radio. the instructors knew what they were talking about. i would say we are happy to help train you because you have been suffering in the war for 30 years and enough is enough and we are it to be part of that solution trying to help you live a peaceful life rather in iraq or afghanistan. >> was set and put incident that ultimately led to the expulsion of lack water a few years later? >> correct. >> was that the point at which he began to say i don't know if i want to continue to do this? >> no, it wasn't even that so much. it was the constant political haranguing and the bureaucratic inquisition. i would describe it as it listed of su

you know, one of my, um, one of my great satisfying moments, because we used to run the afghan border police. and we would train these guys were eight weeks. and, you know, probably only a 0% literacy rate -- 30% literacy rate. so we'd have these guys for eight weeks. we had to change the course to do intro to toilet use. but for eight weeks these guys were part of something excellent. the lights worked, there was fuel for the vehicles, there was batteries for the radio, the instructors knew what they were talking about, and i would speak at some of these graduations and say, look, we're happy to be here because you've been suffering under war for 30 years, and enough is enough. and we're happy to be part of that solution trying to help you live a peaceful life. and whether that's in iraq or afghanistan, you know, that's the goal we're after. >> well, it was that incident at the square that ultimately led to the expulsion of blackwater from iraq a couple of years later. >> it was a -- correct. >> yeah. and so was that then, was that the point at which you began to say i don't know if i want

there was a systematic study done a couple of years ago that border patrol has lower incidence of violence used against themthan municipal police departments. >> statistically, the more than 20,000 agents who patrol the country's border have one of the safest law enforcement jobs in the country. in fact, one of the larger problems, is boredom. >> it doesn't mean that it's never dangerous. there are bandits out there, there are drug organizations what they're not really getting is preparation for the boring non-risky reality of almost all their career. >> this can lead to lethal over-reactions, says heyman, who's been studying the use of force within the border patrol for much of his career. > you build up this urge to do something. this desire to be effective, a can do type of officer instead of having learned routines for how to handle the situation without risk to others. instead you have this kind of instinctive excitement. >> he says they aren't trained to de-escalate, or pull back out of risky situations. for those living along the border, this can mean the difference between life and death. in 2010 agent jesus mesa shot s

this allegedly happened a little ways down garland avenue here right near the border with takoma park. police say the woman who was something people all over the area do everyday. >> i trusted the neighborhood. >> police say all the victim was doing around 10:45 friday night was taking out the trash. they say a man wearing a ski mask came up from behind, knocked her to the ground and pulled her to a more hidden spot. he showed a weapon and raped her. >> you always have to be careful. the idea that you can't even go out to your curb to drop off the carpet, i don't know how you protect against that. it hadn't taken four days for residents to hear about the crime. >> i wish they would put some signs up around the neighborhood so we could be aware. a lot of people walk around here. >> today, police put out surveillance video of a woman they are calling a person of interest. they think she may know something that could help catch the rapist. she is seen leading what appears to be the prince george's plaza. back in silver spring, some like this couple say they will not change their habits on this a

. >> the fear on both sides of the border as police went on a frantic search. >>> deep freeze.ord-breaking cold and this morning's below zero temperatures. danger to people, crops and animals as the storm moves east. >>> too tired. the new york traing train engineer who dozed off at the controls and the condition called highway hypnosis. >> people that often tell you they have been hypnotized by the high are in fact very sleepy. >> the has hards of sleep deprivation put to the test. it is thursday, december 5th. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" with john muller and diana perez. >> good thursday morning, everybody. >> we made it this far. always feels nice. >> friday eve we like to say. >> past hump day which means we are closer to the week. i have been talking about the weekend more. >> i'm particularly tired and for no reason. >> yesterday you forgot the coffee. so there's that reason. >> my car is double parked. >>> a stolen truck carrying extremely dangerous radioactive waste recovered near mexico city. >> this morning the theft is raising concerns about

border towns. local mexican police who are not corrupted by the cartels are targets of them. thousands killed.mericans have been targets, too. >> you know, i almost think that we're flying over tribal pakistan, the way you describe this area. are you surprised or are you hardened to the fact that most of america doesn't realize this is going on? >> you know, it does amaze me, and maybe it's because i'm exposed to it so much working on the southwestern border, but we're in a war. we're in an engagement with an enemy that's like no other enemy we ever faced before. you have to combat these people with some of the same tactics that they employ on you. if you asked me ten years ago would we be doing some of the tact ticks and missions we're doing today, i would have said, absolutely not. >> reporter: since 2004, the state department says 200 americans have been killed in mexico and nearly all caught up in the vicious firefights between rival drug cartels. it is no different even along this peaceful 28-mile long lake straddling the u.s.-mexican border two hours north of mcallen. >> we've had along

border towns. local mexican police who are not corrupted by the cartels are targets of them. thousands killed. americans have been targets, too. >> you know, i almost think that we're flying over tribal pakistan, the way you describe this area. are you surprised or are you hardened to the fact that most of america doesn't realize this is going on? >> you know, it does amaze me, and maybe it's because i'm exposed to it so much working on the southwestern border, but we're in a war. we're in an engagement with an enemy that's like no other enemy we ever faced before. you have to combat these people with some of the same tactics that they employ on you. if you asked me ten years ago would we be doing some of the tact ticks and missions we're doing today, i would have said, absolutely not. >> reporter: since 2004, the state department says 200 americans have been killed in mexico and nearly all caught up in the vicious firefights between rival drug cartels. it is no different even along this peaceful 28-mile long lake straddling the u.s.-mexican border two hours north of mcallen. >> we've had alon

police have not released his man. >>> a uc berkeley official is dead. he was biking when he sweefed -- shifted to watch out for a pike -- skate border. >>> a woman lost $2,000 to a scammer who replaced his call back number with the police department. he call and told her he would take her to the police. when the woman got the called the number back she got the phone system and realize she was scammed. >>> tomorrow is the last day to sign up for insurance. >>reporter: for the tens of thousand of california waiting for health coverage it's a week away. you have to sign up by tomorrow before it will kick im. >> do it online. go to a local agent. that's the best way to do. >> you can call the phone center but there can be more then half a hour wait. it will get longer as the dead line nears. enrollment doubles from october to november. last week 23,000 people were enrolling per day. older californians are enrolling more. they need more younger and healthier enrollees to enroll. >> they expected people to sign up. >> we are committed. every californian that does the right thing we'll get them across the finish line. >> tomorrow's dead line is for coverage starti

the royal canadian mounted police says the price jumped the minute bc bud crosses the border. >> over here it's $2,000 u.s. border. if you want to walk 15 feet it raises to $15 u.s. a pound. >>> the price keeps climbing as the pot keeps moving south. much of it is ending up in major west coast cities including seattle. los angeles and san francisco where it carries a premium price. >> it's a high grade canadian marijuana will be in a price level per pound between five and $7,000. >> reporter: u.s. custom agents seized 1,500-pound of marijuana in the canadian border. they're now making an arrest for smuggling every three days or so. agents say they have found pot hidden in spare tires and stuffed in secret compartments of vehicles all part of a marijuana trade worth billions of the dollars. easy money when the border is as wide open as this. the 5,000-mile stretch of land separating the united states from canada is the world's largest unguarded border. in many spots all that separates the two countries is a shallow ditch. how easy is it to cross the canadian border well here i am in ca

names up in the air perhaps as early as 2015 shooting real estate, making deliveries, policing cities and watching the border. it could be chaos in the skies. case in point, this unauthorized drone flight over new york city skyscrapers stayed up for less than three minutes before crunching into the city sidewalk. these drones fly only 20 to 45 minutes. gps can get blocked in urban areas. its hard for drones to avoid moving objects like cars or people on landing, and they are difficult for other aircraft to see. at purdue university today, they are developing just the kind of drones that would fit the amazon scenario. >> we've crashed the first three times we took off. >> reporter: sometimes its as simple as drifting off course which could mean your gift delivery goes to your neighbor's house. even then who is going to ring the doorbell? jim avila, abc news, washington. >>> notes from overseize tonight, in the ukraine, 7,000 people took to the streets of kiev. tonight the negotiations with europe appear to be back on again. >>> the constantly surprising pope francis added one more detail to his profile as the

one involved a pregnant woman which is why we have seen them stepped up patrols police g involved because the border oakland. this is a very dangerous time because it is the holidays and the armed robbers tend to pick up. they believe that there is a lot of desperation people are looking for money and this is why they're stepping up patrols. i had a chance to talk to the police department and this is what they had to say. >> there are pedestrians-- thankfully no one was seriously hurt. it is very serious by getting this information now >> in one location and man was sitting and he had his laptop taken that he was pistol what. at this point they're not sure if one person is doing this for a group of people. >> has anyone been seriously hurt? >> unfortunately no fatalities just minor injuries. at the personnel was passed what was able to speak to give a generic description of an african americans suspect. in the meantime they're telling people that they should just be careful. we spoke to several people and their reaction was a little bit of fear and then i asked them where they are from one man state

police. here the border guards are waiting to ambush new arrivals.n they do the refugees can be seen cowhering as they are rounded up in the early hours of the morning. we joined a bulgarian border patrol. the guards say this route into europe has become popular since the greeks built a fence last year. now the bulgarians have begun building a fence of their own. they are catching ten times the numbers they did a year ago. rounding them up in this processing center which is full to overflowing. the u.n. has repeatedly described conditions for refugees here as unsafe and dire. but we weren't allowed to meet these brand-new arrivals. the camps in turkey are already overloaded and the bulgarians say they too are in danger of being overwhelmed. turkey which is just on my right here, has taken in about half a million syrian refugees. bulgaria by comparison, about 5,000, but this-- at a time of austerity and the presence of some 5,000 syrian refugees has become one of the biggest political issues of the day here. in the capitol sofia, crowds have been prot

this morning to the sound of twin explosions that stopped a raucous fun across the border from oven on. israeli police say the gospel is no injuries or damage special we are off to his reign the mature spawns of adults thirty five in the direction all the souls of attacking the israeli prime minister benjamin a meal he commended his ministry for the swift response. he also accused the shiite militant group hezbollah off of committing war crimes. what's happened is that bananas that has destroyed thousands of itself and the pitching side of commons in the hearts of the civilian population. best comedy go to war crimes of the same time. festival with initiate firing at civilians and secondly it hides behind civilians using them as human shields. although still do well to look into. israeli promises became a while to sporadic chong sold hezbollah are a group of terrorists angry mourners gathered in the halls of beirut to pay the final respects to former lebanese finance minister who was killed in a car bombing on friday. mitchell was an outspoken critic of hezbollah as well as the regime of the syrian pr

twenty shells hit him and transfer bot area around the southern lebanese border area after trying out early sunday. the city police said two rockets were fired from the area towards israel there was no reports of injuries on the lebanese war and peace treaty sock the chilling chemical weapons destruction mentioned in serious as the removal of chemical materials out of syria the fourth of december thirty first. it will likely due to the volatility in no bra security conditions commissions as preparations continue in readiness for the transport of most of the critical temple materials from syria for outside in construction the transportation of the most critical materials before the end of the year that lying is unlikely. ace as logistical talent is coupled with inclement weather have contributed to this delay is that preparations are well advanced in we got to the supply of materials and transport equipment as well the maritime transport and destruction capabilities the land and the lpc debbie lee executive council established timelines for the removal and the elimination of chemical weapons by the end of killing t

police say they have escorted 600 hatians across the border.bined with a dominican constitutional ruling, their relationship could deteriorate further. >> translation: my language is from here, knowledge, style, culture. on the other side, without knowing anybody, what am i going to do, who will i be? >> an uneasy and uncertain search for identity on both sides of the border. >> greece and supporters of the far right golden dawn party rallied outside parliament. they are protesting against the gaoling of their party leaders. the treo is involved in involvement in a criminal group. >> a troubled financial sector is causing problems for the government. a credit union has been taken over by a bank, leading to concerns about the stability of the system. >> for decades the credit union has been one of the ireland's proudest achievements, areliable way for the client to invest and pay a little. not this one. look how big it is in newbridge, population 22,000. sharon knows all about the newbridge credit union. it was founded by her dad and ballooned i

border in virginia. the laws are much looser there. and the policeay there is also a big problem here with illegal guns. >> and lisa, just like sandy hook after navevy yard shooting there were calls for something to be done, but was anything done? >> not in the d.c. area. they did not pass new laws. they did not pass new laws after sandy hook here in dc. but when i talked to the folks here, what they are telling me is despite those strict laws, gun violence is up this year in the district. so far there were 70-gun-related homicides, not counting the navy yard. so still a big problem even though the numbers have come down from where they were in the 1990s, when there were over 400 homicides. >> lisa thank you very much. >>> the senate is in session longer than most members wanted. harry reid is keeping the chamber in session. their are protesting a change in the rules for filibusters. the senators have approved several executive and judicial nominees. senator reid saying they will likely vote on the bipartisan budget plan next week. >>> the family of

border. and giving local police departments a better view.lications. >> we're talking about delivery here? >> we're talking about delivery. so there's an item going into the vehicle. >> reporter: something charlie rose discovered when he visited amazon headquarters for "60 minutes." in response for the faa on drones, the faa has said it has chosen six sites around the country for testing including university of alaska texas a&m university and a former air force base in new york. at each location drone performance will be studied across a wide spectrum of conditions. cold in alaska heat in texas. and a busy airspace in upstate new york. >> it's the next big step in the civilization of drones. >> reporter: the brookings institution peter singer said the drones will create more than just buzz. >> this will be a multibillion dollar industry. >> reporter: why? >> for those six test sites it's a lot like becoming the potential robotic version of silicon valley. >> reporter: it says drones could bring $86 million people that the drones fliering over

up in the air, perhaps as early as 2015, shooting real estate, making deliveries, policing cities and watching the border, this unauthorized drone flight over new york city skyscrapers stayed up less than three minutes before crunching in to the city sidewalk. these drones currently fly 20 to 45 minutes. gps can be blocked in urban areas. it is hard for drones to avoid moving objects, like cars or people and they are difficult for other aircraft to see. at purdue university, they are developing a drone that would fit the amazon scenario. >> we crashed the first three times we took off. >> reporter: sometimes it is simple as drifting off course which could mean your gift delivery goes to your neighbor's house and even then who's going to ring the doorbell? jim avila, abc news, washington. >> sounds like a lot of problems. >> a million reasons why it won't work but if there is a will there is a way. it is working already. >> did you hear something? >> hey, look at that. you needed that, didn't you? >> i wanted a pizza. i wanted the pizza. i think it's the neighbors. >> no thanks, drone nole. needs a little

police officials. >>> and rockets rip across lebanon border into israel, artillery fire is back.omes as israel prepares to release some palestinian prisoners and u.s. secretary john kerry headed to the region as well. we'll have a live report for you. >>> and trapped in the antarctic ice. an update on a difficult rescue operation at the bottom of the world as icebreaker ships one te

according to military police and administrative agencies to strengthen efforts against possible provocations in border areas including islands in the yellow sea she also presided over a meeting of top security officials on the same day then president arroyo the officials to strengthen joint defence that the united states and worked closely with the international community in handling this situation. japanese prime minister shinzo on that wants to speak with noah's korean leaders about another matter he says he's ready to discuss the abductions of japanese citizens. japanese officials say north korean agents kidnapped at least seventeen people in the nineteen seventies and eighties. he's determined to resolve the issue while he's in office it is typical. we need to make him do i understand that they'll be in the future for north korea unless the country changes its existing laws the marinated in two thousand and two that his agents had abducted japanese citizens. he allowed five of them to return to japan the japanese authorities have been unable to confirm what happens to the others. it is time now fo

border. have a look at some other world news in brief this hour police in turkey have used rubber chicken on protesters against government corruption thousands of rounded in istanbul demanding prime minister added ones resignation on wednesday at a one hundred to reshuffle his entire cabinet after three key ministers resigned over allegations of corruption and bribery scandal is the biggest challenge the turkish prime minister's face cheering his eleven years in office he claims it's an international plot to undermine his government's credibility ahead of elections and much. severe weather in britain has made it a chaotic christmas day for tens of thousands of people that high winds and heavy rave have battered the country leaving many without power around a thousand homes were flooded following muscle occupations in southern and central parts of the country as a warning that life threatening storm conditions will persist. the series of attacks across iraq have left at least forty four people dead and schools more injured one bomb exploded near a church in baghdad as christian wash has left

media that not only the level of wild lands across the border has decreased by the hamas led government has been taking measures to step policing all of the territory and prevent other militant groups like for example islamic jihad from firing rockets into israel could you confirm or deny that when i actually believe in our rights coming back to talk always i'm doing all used to talk in this . subject of the rights and the rights and the right this is our rights they're too late to talk in that we want to talk we'll talk about how much we are in front of up retired colonial settlement in israel we would talk about that much of prisoners and men stripped of detention of all the prisoners in the israeli jails we talk about to pray sions violation preaching against humanity but we all and we all and. actually we cannot talk about it and it blames any compliment food resistance movement we are here to do the movements we're here to return to lunch so from those movements we are here. to stop the little i'm not disputing the rights of the palestinians to defend themselves but i think you would also agree with me that it is the right

. >> serbian police is securing possible mass gravesite near the border of serbia and kosovo, not allowingody, especially media, to come closer to the location where remains were found. they're analyzing data that they're gathering in search of evidence of mass grave. they said they have evidence that human remains that were found during ex-cha aggravations belong to kosovo albanians that were killed in 1999. it is believed 52 bodies of kosovo albanians were found at this site. they believe that the remains were transported during the withdrawal of serbian forces in june 1999, and that this was done by the members of then special police unit. >> a ferry carrying 2,000 passengers is stuck on rocks in the balkans sea. it suffered a power failure to stockholm in sweden. the ship is not taking on water, but it's not the first time that it has experienced problems along this route. in 2010 it was stuck in ice with a thousand passengers on board. thiwe have had an update. >> the rescue effort is still going on. the company, the coast guard cannot say yet at what time the ferry will be out of the

border crossing with turkey last week. embassy officials say the suspension won't effect humanitarian aid. >>> riot police in ukraine have withdrawnfter an overnight faceoff with proterss in that country's capitol. security forces trying to take down the tents and barricades occupying the main square. thousands of protesters have filled the square demanding the president's resignation. the ukraine president is inviting all parties to talk to come up with a political compromise. >> reporter: everyone had been expecting it. confrontation. between the revolutionary movement controlling the center of kiev, and the government unwilling to lose face hours after high-level talks, officials stormed the barricades. at one area of the square a mighty wrestle. at first it seemed an attempt to regain the square. it took three hours for hundreds of police to break the lines, but their real objective to dismantle the elaborate blockade. the whole purpose it seems has been to take down the protester's encampment around it. so far it is without the use of violence. all the while opposition leaders kept up their calls for the movement to stand fir

border. time now for a look at some other news stories in greve riot police in turkey rubber bullets and water cannon on crowds protesting against government corruption and calling for prime minister and a one to resign instead though to one replaced almost all of this cabinet was shuffling ten ministers after three lawmakers quit amid a geisha is of corruption and bribery is the biggest scandal the pm has faced during his eleven year tenure he claims it's an international plot to undermine his government's credibility ahead of elections in march. severe weather in britain has made it a chaotic christmas day for tens of thousands of people high winds and heavy rain have batters the country leaving many without power around us and homes were flooded following mass evacuations in southern and central part of the country as a warning that lives threatening storm conditions will persist. a series of attacks across are wrong have left at least forty four people dead and schools more injured one bomb exploded near a church in baghdad as christian that worshipers left a christmas service the presiden

steadfast jazz we asked our nato partners to pull the drills to police what does this mean defense against all took place near our borders it's all to poland we didn't get any clear answers later we were told that the drills were going to defending the blocks nations against the threats from the east. you know all these comments do come the president asking the logical question of what's the point of building a u.s. anti missile defense system in europe since the progress of the iranian nuclear program being made and that was among the key arguments made by the u.s. to protect its allies from this potential threat coming from iran with north korea there what is the point of building the shield that. rules the world which gets you good. artes igor peace cannot live you go thank you very much indeed. and you can watch the highlights of our exclusive interview with the russian foreign minister into hours time here on r.t. international. the egyptian says here when syria has been wronged by a bombing a target that targeted the police h.q. in the city fourteen people have been killed and more than one hundred injured the blas