this is part of the drawing back in bosnia. there is a chance that serbs will gain political control of the town. even as he is going on town, what muslims called genocide by balladur is going -- by ballots is going on in bosnia. >> is this one of those situations where whatever we hear from the course of this trial, mines will not be changed back in bosnia? -- minds will not be changed back in bosnia? >> maybe it will take another generation to look at the evidence that comes out of these trials and to face what happened. it is very important to do it for history's sake. it is invaluable that he is there and facing justice. >> for the families of people lost people during the siege of sarajevo, did they feel that some sort of justice is finally being done? >> they are frustrated it has taken so long. i heard this from an execution survivor. he blamed only ratko mladic, not all serbs for these killings. that is crucial. these trials to create a sense of justice for the victims. these facts will help stabilize the balkan. >> dav

i'm not talking about the whole of bosnia, because the president of that entity of bosnia, he said that a few days ago, we are going to have a referendum in the republic. >> i will leave the internal politics of bosnia herzegovina. it's not for me to comment on. >> yes, sir? >> jeff piala, occasional academic. the united states has articulated something of a pivot toward asia, and i wondered what the implication -- have we thought about what the implications of nato and with respect to signing or encouraging europe to take more responsibilities in the european theater? >> thanks, jeff, i know what it means to be an occasional academic. i feel your pain. the pivot, if you want to use that word, which seems to have resonated around, needs to be understood in the right way. this was not a pivot away from europe. it was a pivot away from a decade of war in which europe needs to become a partner. and we see europe as a partner in that activity. for us europe remains our partner of choice. it remains the place where the economic and military and political weight of that coalition is larger th

i was in bosnia last month. i was astonished at the continued denial from average bosnian-serbs about what happened during the war. there are 5000 victims buried there. are still identifying bodies. the locals insist that the executions did not happen. they see ratko mladic as a sort of pawn of some strain chairman international conspiracy. it is just not -- some strange, international conspiracy. it is just not true. >> what has happened? >> de is a positive day. it is positive that mladic is going on trial. charles taylor is being convicted. international justice is moving forward slowly and in a haphazard manner. the town is now half-muslim, half-serbs. there is an upcoming election. there will -- there was an arrangement where a muslim mayor was elected in the town so that muslims could return. that arrangement no longer exists. this is part of the international community drawing back. there is a chance se thatrbs will gain political control -- there is a chance that serbs will gain political control. what m

in bosnia, the wounds othis massacre are far from healed. 17 years ago, serbian militia murdered some 8000 people -- adults, teenagers, infants. it has since become a synonym for war crimes in europe. a lot has changed since then. serbia is making big steps towards european union membership. the main perpetrators are held responsible. the trial against the former paramilitary commander is opening in a few days in the hague. bosnians welcome the trial, but many say that the international community did not do enough to protect them. they're here in server needs of for the first time. this is where bosnian serbs massacred bosnian muslims in july 1995, before these two were even born. under command, 8000 boys and men were murded mplyecause they were muslims, like the pupils now visiting the site. today, the factory hall where it all began in 1995 is a museum. thousands of bosnian muslims sought protection from marauding serb paramilitary forces in a town the united nations had declared a safe zone. united nations peacekeeping troops did nothing to stop it when the troops came to separate

to the people of bosnia. >> yes, sir? >> washington lawyer and occasional academic. the united states has articulate a pivot toward asia. i wondered if we thought about the implications for nato with respect to signing or encouraging nato to take more responsibility in the european theater. >> i know what it means to be an occasional academic. i feel your pain. the pivot -- if you want to use that word, which has resonated around. this was not a thing that -- a pivot away from europe. it was a pivot from a decade of war. for us, europe remains our partner of choice. it remains the place where economic, military, and political weight of that coalition is larger than in any other part of the world. we need them with us to deal with the global challenges we face. we are spending more time thinking about operating in asia. that should be seen as something europeans should welcome. there is stability in asia. we see europe not as a competitor in asia and a -- not as a competitor in asia, but as a partner. that does mean that e

this is a map of a place in bosnia which was a site where to you weapons were used in one thousand nine hundred four ninety ninety five there are quite high levels of contamination of the site so we've been doing quite well to work around not just to try and map whether dave has been used states in bosnia the organization identified twelve highly contaminated zones this information unable the bosnian environment ministry to take steps to limit the damage so this is one called bar of that which was decontaminated in two thousand and seven as you can see from here it's a pretty extensive tests that they have real problems in trying to identify the actual sites where to you is that say the round that's being dug out and it starts to break down in the soil yep seven yellow you can see on the outside is uranium oxide. with about three hundred grams in it should have had a traces. collaborating closely with the local authorities douglas was able to work freely in bosnia she's in iraq the situation is much more complicated. the problem that we see is that's. probably three quite different kind

i supported the things we did in bosnia and kosovo. i find it unimaginable we are going to send boots on the ground. >> we can't. >> is there something in between that works? >> i don't know. perhaps there's a kill list. >> to make it all the more complicated, you can't do it alone. russia is not ever going to sign off on this. >> right. >> china is with russia on this. when we try to get -- there was a full international con census behind libya. there's nothing like that with the foes and friends in the world. china and russia do not want that. >> by the way, is the reason, willie, why bosnia and kosovo were nato operations, not u.n. operations. russia was allies with them. >> russia and china are the reason we have what we have now, the watered down cease-fire which no one observes, servely not the government. it's not just shelling of the villages. it's the door-to-door massacre of children, women and children. you don't have to go too far on youtube to see images. the question is, bill clinton talked about rwanda was the greatest r

>> well, there were a lot of spectators in the courtroom who been victims of the war in bosnia. ey were filling out lf t courtroom. and there was some back-and-forecast, not orally but visually between them and ratko mladic. when mladic came into the court, he waved at these spectators, did a thumbs-up. some of them waved back. others cursed him. he seemed to relish being in the presence of people who could be described as his victims. >> brown: so, take us back in time to what this is all about. this was a horfic war i so ma ways. what made srebrenica in particular stand out? >> well, seb neets aftershock the final episode in a horrific three-and-a-half-year war in bosnia, in europe itself. srebrenica was the worst massacre to occur in europe since world war ii. people had said after the holocaust "never again," and here it was happening on europe's own doorstep. and the great paths led by the united states were unable to do anythi about it. at srebrenica it's now been established pretty conclusively, that at least 7,000 muslim prisoners were executed in cold blood by mladic's

prosecutors said that during the war, he took charge of ethnic cleansing in bosnia.chief of the bosnian serb army, he allegedly ordered the 1995 sbrebrenica massacre in which more than 8000 muslim boys and men were murdered. prosecutors plan to call more than 400 witnesses to demonstrate how mladic and another bosnian serb leader pledged their war crimes. among those due to testify, survivors of the massacres. >> a survival will describe that day, he threw himself to the ground and pretended to be dead. as he lay there, he heard the sound of earth moving equipment. another survivor of this massacre will describe during the trial hearing one of the soldiers, and to another "it is all going according to plan." >> to speed up the trial, prosecutors dropped out of the original charges against mladic. the reading of the remaining 11 charges will continue on thursday. >> our correspondent nina is covering the mladic trial. we asked her to describe his behavior in court. >> well, he came dressed in suit and tie and even applauded the judge's when they entered the courtroom.

bosnia, macedonia and georgia. all four will be in chicago because all four are contributors of the mission in afghanistan. we, from the united states perspective, and i think i can speak for the other 27 allies, remain committed to an open door under article 10 of the washington treaty, we can have membership of the european member states whose membership in nato can contribute to the treaty. these four countries declared they would like to be members of nato. we are working actively with them. we as nato and we as the united states, to foster these circumstances and ability for them to become members, sooner rather than later. the time is not yet for various reasons and each country is unique and each country will have to be dealt with separately. the time will not be yet in chicago for them to be invited. either because there remain differences with other member states. in the case of macedonia, we remain committed as soon as the satisfactory issue of the name has been resolved with greece. we are working hard w

. >> war crimes prosecutors say ratko mladic tried to anticly klan's much of bosnia. it is 9:00 in the morning here in singapore. >> this is newsday. >> the continuing political uncertainty in greece is not only unnerving international markets, but also the greek public. 700 million -- million euros were withdrawn from greek banks after the elections. political leaders have failed to form a coalition and has scheduled an election for the 17th of june. david has more. >> a hand -- a handful of leaders, but no mandate. the new -- a new greek prime minister faces a challenge. the emergency government will pave the way for elections in a month's time. he will be posting prayer's -- hoping the prayer of the -- pairs of the faithful will keep the greek economy afloat until then. there was a warning direct from the central bank. the greeks have withdrawn 700 million euros from the banks according to the president. but there are no signs of bank runs despite fears that the drachma does come back, savings will collapse in value. >> i work for my money. i worry because -- the d

the mantle of realizing through military might the criminal goals of ethnically cleansing much of bosnia. the prosecution will present evidence that will show beyond a reasonable doubt the hand of ratko mladic in each of these crimes. >> he is accused of orchestrating the massacre of more than 7000 muslim men and boys at srebrenica in 1995. at the time, thethe united nations safe haven. he is also held responsible for the seizure of sarajevo. in a friend-of-the-court else today, mothers and other relatives of victims of ratko mladic staged a demonstration. they said they hoped justice would be done at ratko mladic's trial. he says the charges against him are monstrous and other noxiouoa malicio. opinions of him remain divided. these students applauded him. >> there were crimes on all sides. >> let's speak to our correspondent, peter, who is that the court in the hague. let's be clear about this. this is the start of what could be a very long process. >> yes, there is an expectation that the trial could last two or three years. earlier charles that have been protracted -- earlier trials h

in the mountains across bosnia, the killing had already been going on for more than three years. nearby, it started in may, 1992. muslim men were murdered and dropped into the river. this woman is a protected witness. we cannot show her face. serb forces locked into this house and set fire to it. she was one of six that cut out alive. >> i remember how many people were here, how many were burned alive. the fire burned my arm. i jumped out to this window. >> the question is, is the general personally culpable? there is no doubt that at the heart of the war there was a campaign of terror against civilians. it was pursued town by town. it was state-sponsored. this is the result. the question is to determine what role, if any, the general played in all of that. among many, there is a parallel meredith. in the war launched in their memories, the massacres did not happen. he is a folk hero. >> i am a massar -- i am sorry he is there. it is a mistake. he is an honorable general. we hope he will defend himself. >> it will not go away. last weekend, this family buried a 19-year-old son wh

nueva york méxico estará debutando ante guayana en las eliminatorias, pero antes estará contra gales, bosniaun rival bastante duro, diferente al de gales, entonces, todos estos son diferentes >>> béisbol de grandes ligas , gigantes, adrián arias, el dominicano se volaba la cerca en la cudrta entrada, pero ponía las cosas interesantes, con batazo de dos bases, pero terminó dándole la victoria, terminando con faena de 2 hits, y tres carreras impulsadas, la cuarta victoria fue para matt dos jugadas sobresalientes, comenzando con donaldson, que reaccionó ante el batazo y logró el out terminaron con la victoria 5-0 en la victoria con los gigantes, nian sacó el ball, y sacó misil directo para poner jugada espectacular yo soy william bonilla es todo en los deportes ---en el condado de santa clara dieron luz verde para restringir aun mas el uso de contenedores de "polietileno". ---los concejales votaron uÁ nimemente a favor de expandir una ordenanza que prohibe que los vendedores de alimentos usen platos, vasos y envases de este material.---la prohibicion abarca a todos los locales de comida, ya sea

bosnia, montenegro, macedonia and georgia. all four will be in chicago because all four are active troops in the mission in afghanistan. we from the united states perspective and i think i can speak for all other 27 allies remain committed to an open door. under article ten of the washington treaty we can have an invitation to european member-states, european states whose, whose membership in nato can attribute to the -- contribute to the security of the north atlantic area and meet nato standards. these four countries have declared they would like to be members of the nato. we are working actively with them. we as nato and the united states to foster the circumstances and ability for them to become members sooner rather than later. the time is not yet for various reasons and each country is unique and each country will have to be dealt with separately but the time with it will not be yet in chicago for them to be invited. either because there remain differences with other member-states. in the case of macedonia where we remai

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and different from the 1980s where many of us were mostly shaped by bosnia, although there were other catastrophes going on. i think part of it is to make sure we have accumulated the nomg is to make sure we've got it. for me one of the things that's more fascinating is i never know where i'm going to get the parallel experience. i was surprised to find many the congo that there was more haiti than i expected and in angola there was more serbia than i would have thought. but normally we would put regional experts or -- so it's part of what we want to do is to have an intellectcally challenging enough environment that there's a creative tension within the state department and so we don't end up rushing to a consensus view within the u.s. government that this is the way to do something. but really make it a more rigorous test. that involves kind of a give and take with regional bureaus in particular that's going to be -- have to be more dynamic than it probably has been in some time. that's one of our significant challenges. but the other thing i would say about these counterparts and o

for any of us who spent anytime in bosnia, the trip from zurich to zaghraib that one and a half hour flight seemed like a sudden way to go from europe -- heaven and europe to hell. it certainly gave me the very raw introduction to the front end to never been arrogant about what you have. we should be anxious about these places. eliminating anxiety is preventing disasters. you recognize that. it is not a great feeling. worrying about stuff doesn't make you feel great. it is better to worry about it than see the eventuality. i think that places like greece, we should be alert to. probably for cso, our focus is on three cases. hot spots, too big to fail and long-standing conflicts that don't seem to be breaking loose. you can see what kinds of places fall into each of those. what we do in each of those might be very different. we might have a full-scale operation and really be trying to push the u.s. government to make sure the assistance is in focus and in other places, do advanced strategic planning or advises an embassy. that is the model that we have been building upon. this woman r

we are working hard with montenegro and bosnia in terms of reform of their country. we work with georgia on a daily basis. georgia will be late october. be the largest s contribute to it. remarkable deployment of 1,47 troops. north, west, down south in the province. and georgia faces an important election. parliamentary erect, later this s year. presidential election next year. we will work with them to ensure those are democratic elections. and, that too then will be another step on the road to membership. which won't happen in chicago. but committed to having happen as soon as possible. >> thank you. one of the themes of the, major theme of the -- french elect, was this -- approach, the austere approach tuco the econoc crisis. i was just wondering whether there is ate sense, that that also could have some effect on defense spending. probably not with the french. but perhaps with others. in terms of loosening some of the restrictions on nato defense budgets. >> well, austerity hasn't been good for defense spending. i think that's true. some say, austerity hasn't bee

listen. >> it's important for americans to hear, this tremendous gratitude from muslims in bosnia that u.s. intervened, stopped the war, and t took forever but eventually mladic is facing justice. why doesn't the u.s. talk about this more so other muslims across the arab world realize there was a time where the u.s. did help muslims. >> disturbingly on the flip side of that, david rohde also heard from many serbs there who still regard the murderous ratkom as a national hero. shep? >> shepard: thank you. thousands of dollars of damage as a fire ripped through a paint factory and damaged nearby buildings. it tops our news around the world in 80 "around the world in 80 seconds." >> india. firefighters say when they got to the scene, the flames had almost fully engulfed the place. in the capital city new delhi. crews were able to contain the fire to that plant. nobody hurt and no word on a cause. china. a rescuer jumps into a raging river to help a worker trapped on some rocks. state media reports he had been touring a construction site when the water suddenly rose. crews pulled him to sh

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. >>> el siguiente partido de la selección mena es ante bosnia, y desps ante brasil. >>> muchas gracicicia del puente goldenate, más de 2 mil millones de automóviles han pasado por esta mararalla de la arquitectura, este puente ha sido fuente de admiración constante para el cine, esto ha sido todo por esta noche, que (mÚsica)

. >> la seleccion mexicana enfrentará a bosnia, y el 3 de junio en dallas se enfrenta a brsasil, >>.do cuando estuvo en sienta. >> igualando a jimmy kovic, novak djokovic venció al italiano, vamos con los mejores goles del fin de semana, vemos este de estados unidos sobre escocia, michael de, el ex seleccionador del equipio , una forma que resolver, y también gol de irlanda por la concepción la fora e centro, caracteristico del futbol de irlanda. van persie anotaba el único gol de holanda en su derrota 2 a 1. terminamos el gol de hulk, brasil le ganó a dinamarca. >> una jornada de celebración culminó anoche con un espectáculo de celebración del aniversario del golden gate. miles de personas quedaron boquiabiertas con el despliegue pirotécnico, los fuegos artificiales más espectaculares, fueron los que causaron una cascada de luces, puede ver una fotogalería en nuestra página en internet, nos despedimos, y recuerde queen

i had already begun to be concerned what was going on in bosnia while i was ambassador while i didn't know about my jewish background. my value system is what my parents taught me and it did make me realize that one had to care about people in far away places with unpronounceable names, which is what neville chamberlain had said about czech when it was fine to give a piece away to hitler. >> let me ask you about foreign affairs today in the context of our presidential debate we're in the midst of. what is the most important pressing foreign policy question you think that needs to be debated in the course of this presidential campaign? >> well, i think in many ways what the role of the united states is, how do we operate internationally and how much is the world dependent on us, how do our national interests play into that? and obviously dealing with the terrorist threat is very important, nuclear proliferation, how to make sure that the worst weapons don't get into the hands of the worst people. our economic security obviously plays into that because our strength depends on our streng

daneses, nicolÁs a los 72 minutos, la "furia roja" Ñolu comenzÓ bien la preparacion, al superar a bosnia telÉfono. >>> paracaÍdas, una mujer de 80 aÑos cumpliÓ aÑos, decidio lanzarse de paracaÍdas, cuando estaba a punto de hacerlo dijo no, el instructor tratÓ de impulsar, se detuvo, saltÓ, quedÓ colgando, al llegar, consolaron al instructor. >>> impresionando. ambos estÁn bien. >>> afortunadamente. te lanzarÍas? >>> estuve a punto, y tambiÉn dije no. >>> llegamos al final, los esperamos ya mismo, con "aquÍ y ahora." >>> gracias por acompaÑarnos,dem mÁion tardenoi-fin mas noticia.

que tal amigos bienvenidos ,nuevamente la seleccion mexicana , està concentrado para el duelo ante bosnia que me comentas e dejado las peuertas abiertas en otros lugares , y las preguntas y respuestas nunca han sido por el fútbol . >>> el entrenamiento fue a puerta cerrada pero no para este pequeño , godines tuvo la oportunidad de concoer al chicharito hernandez . >>> muy bien por ellos y felicidades està es la información deportiva . >>> la agencia està a puynto de terminar el proyecto para que los semaforos a partir de mañana contaran con este sistema de señales . >>> echemos un vistaoz al clima para los próximos días . (♪ ♪) . >>> hola que tal les saluda eduardo rodríguez , las temperatura máximas , en pantalla. >>> al interior las temperatura estujvieron cerca de 80 grados , en la mañana entre 70 y 80 grados y hacia el itnerior valores de 82 y 84 y la tendencia es aumento de las temperatura , el cielo mayorment edespejado a un rato un pioco fuerte y hubo advertencia en las embarcaciones , la tenmd tendencia aumenta la temperatura , podríamols a llegar hasta 70 y el fin de semana regre

. >> she is a west point graduate the army for 18 years would deployment in korea, turkey, bosnia, andher started and entertainment company in alexandria. cooks every film coming out of hollywood, the main characters >> every film coming out of hollywood -- it frustrated me reflect theid not served with. >> it has attracted hollywood a- listers. this year, it honored ross perot. >> this is the first time since the war i have ever cried. this is the first time but i someone understood me. >> they show comedies, romances, even animated movies. moviegoers get to meet the some of thed heroes. >> it is an extension of how can that peoplefact our country.tect >> the festival attracts about during the week. the best of the film festival on a weekly show on the pentagon and channel. website,a link on our wjla.com. >> there was a rare astronautical -- astronomical event tonight. fire -- the moon fron of the sun. up tonight. lit >> that is a highly filtered picture tonight. quite a bit of sunlight. from jason. has a series of photographs old pictures and with current day pictures. of them.ust on

he is accused of ordering the killing in 1995 of 8,000 muslims in eastern bosnia. mladvic refuses the acceptance of the tribunal. he states he is innocent. >>> let's get more details from the story from the thailand bureau. >> now threatens to deal a blow in the long-running territorial dispute. india and vietnam launched the venture last year. the state-run oil company suspended the project. the oil fields are part of the territory, but china called for the project to be halted. china claims most of the south china sea as its own. several other countries made claims to sovereignty there. vietnam says production was suspended because they could not fix equipment to properly drill into the sea floor. vietnam hoped india's involvement would counter the presence of china. unless the project is restarted, the vietnam position may appear weakened. > myanmar admitted to trading arms with north korea over the past two decades. it confirms long usssuspicions had ties. we have more from yangong. >> reporter: the announcement seems designed to show li that this is not the ar

. >>> a man who was born in bosnia was convicted yesterday in a terror plot to hit the subways in new york with suicide bombs, faces possible life sentence. two former classmates pleaded guilty in the conspiracy and testified against him. >>> a fugitive on the run for more than two years is under arrest for allegedly running a scam that collected $100 million in donations from people who thought they were helping u.s. navy veterans. little if any of the money was used to benefit veterans. >>> in oklahoma, michael seltzer was executed by lethal injection last night, convicted in 1975 for a convenience store murder but legal appeals delayed his execution for almost 37 years. >>> a painting by french artist paul say san was auctioned off in new york. it was lost to be thought for 60 years sold for $19 million to an anonymous buyer. >>> a look at top health headlines on msnbc.com, according to a study for some women starting mammograms at the able of 40 may be worth the risk. women who had a mother or sister with breast cancer or with very high breast density had double the risk of develo

the people in bosnia had this weather. and all of this snow expected to turn into a heavy rain. >> it sounds like denver this time of year. so snow and couly and cold over the winter and now this. >> our fair share of the rain around here. we needed it. over a 5 inch of deficit. five point to 1 inches below average. in-- 5.12 inches below average. i am happy gardner waking up to all of this. low clouds earlier in the area of rain moving through. i love this where you can see the drops on the lens. as we approached the lunch hour, things will dry up and we will see the low clouds streaming overhead. current temperatures have responded a little bit. we have formed a few degrees with the lack of falling rain and slightly thinner cloud coverage. reagan national, just under an inch. this is a good selection from the high to the low all across our washington viewing area. here is the latest on live super doppler. pushing off to the northeast. the bulk of the steady rain is northwest of town along i-70 and up 270. western marylan