a series of attacks have hit the russian republic of congo again obama carried out three tourists were killed on route to a popular terror school resort where a bomb blast later damaged a ski lift hotels have been evacuated after police found a suspected car bomb in the center of the busy was a large village. with dozens more people dying in anti-government protests sweeping the middle east the u.k. is slammed for selling arms used to go well beyond rats the u.k. is revoked some arms export licenses after a port said riot police by the brutal crackdown on protesters in bahrain were using the british made equipment. and cash for convicts former inmates in the u.s. claiming big business is behind the u.s. having the largest prison population in the world. stay with us kates up next with sports. hello and welcome to the sports news thank you for joining me and these other top stories. ever to be told is chelsea on penalties while eleven time winners monsoor lloyd edged longly courtney one nil on the nail biting day in the f.a. cup. and they were to step down because not so about wins her

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these leaders came from louisiana from the congo from virginia from the ashanti kingdom. were born to white fathers. their nature french german spanish west african and anglo-american. the politics of the slave quarters was complex in atlanta. there is no single leader to define the insurgents or their agenda. rather the slaves counted in the ranks men from such revolutionary chavez is congo haiti and the louisiana moran colonies in the swamps. but amidst this chaos and complexity the planters deemed only to assign descriptor guilty the german coast uprising had raised serious questions and they new orleans territory but the strength of american power, the expanse of the spanish threat, the possibility of the haitian side of revolution on american soil and about the character of america's newly acquired french citizen. the planters realized the urgency of these questions and answer them with 100 dismembered corpses and a set of show trials intended to speak to the local slave population. in letters and letters and newspaper accounts, william claiborne the governor of the

interventions and involvement in east-central africa -- burundi, sudan, combo -- congo. the culture that we export, which unfortunately is largely a culture of violence, force, and control, is a culture we create right here, every day, in forums like this, and in the decisions that come out of them. the point about san francisco culture as it is now. every year, we host fleet week and the blue angels air show, a celebration of global military dominance and the question of might and right. the public legislature issued a report saying that san francisco is the most racist city in california. last year, i believe, a study came out putting san francisco in the top 10 cruelest cities to the homeless. please do not add the police use of a weapon tantamount to torture to this list. [applause] >> good evening. i am a physician. i am retired. before retiring, i was board certified twice in family medicine. i am speaking to the subject that person's on psychotropic drugs are high risk of sudden death taser -- if tasered. many are medicated under the supervision of government- emp

our people are doing and one thing i am precise tell them all i was out there was to find these the congo and tell. one time i went there to the headquarters for some reason and they had all these boards drawn up are showing the kill ratios in each brigade and seems to me like this. and i'm going on your horn or something and the. search terms people that you were going to keep the territory and he was trying to find them. and kill him and listen to him from the train and i commend our allies for some errors. back in. good numbers the first big hill a copy of the war and that's how much of the killing was done. i was a helicopter. a cobra gunships pilot. i worked with another aircraft at all times in what is called a hundred killer team. i was told. by the other pilots in the unit how to tell a v.c. from a civilian. because they're running they were v.c. they were standing there they were well just well disciplined v.c. shooter many. people told me that when we were flying over a village or near a village if people started to leave the village civilians. those beside us there were v.c. in

should have showed how reliable russia was as an energy partner to earlier i spoke to jack who john congo board of trade and i asked him how he assessed the risks to energy supplies from the middle east. when we're talking about certain situations libya for example we have about three percent of the world oil supply that's being taken off and disrupted but i think that when we make comparisons we have to be very careful not to group all the arab nations for example into one pile i think the situation in saudi arabia is going to be much different than it is in libya where we had an oppressive regime in saudi arabia it's a difference between the rich and the ultra rich as opposed to the rich and the poor which are the divisions politically that we're seeing a lot of these price movements are temporary but we are looking at a situation where we are looking at a global in face inflation being driven by demand that global growth story is still very much intact but it's being fueled of course by these macro economic about's now economists argue that high energy costs will drag on fragile econom

their way from a moscow to a resort in the russian republic of congo to the mold on their way from the airport to the actual resort the minibus they were in was flagged down by what the driver thought to be police officers the minibus was stopped two men got out and asked for the one woman inside the bus to step outside when the men tried to protect or this the men outside the minibus simply step back and opened fire at least three people died on the spot with one still in hospital in critical conditions dr doctors are fighting for his life one of the men inside saw his son die in front of his very eyes. there. is. the drama didn't stop there are reports also came in of a bomb exploding in a cable tower where at the resort where those five people were heading there were no reported injuries so far but we do know that the actual cable lift system was damaged quite badly of course the tension only continues to grow as another detonating device has been found in that same resort in a parked car that is just outside a number of the hotels where tourists are staying of course waiting until

when resorts mcmullen beverly plaza hotel macau riviera hotel in the congo cintra hotel mccann. the embattled founder of whistle blowing web site wiki leaks is in a london court fighting to have him extradited to sweden. but many face stockades cozy relationship with the u.s. maybe he could become an easy holding to be traded. egyptian officials try to woo the defiant opposition with concessions but after a fortnight of rallies demonstrators in cairo say they won't leave until the president resigns a cautious start to landmark talks of the government sets down with opposition parties join me want to share in a few moments for an update. about russia's police force are in line for a massive overhaul after the president signs a bill to have them a reprinted and to reform. the lawyers mom to make court corruption and holler abuse that being called the cost of bringing all the details in just a few months. you with r.t. live from moscow where it's now we're just after five pm the founder of wiki leaks the site that opened america's diplomatic secrets to the world is back in a london

to claim their first piece of silverware in six years with a slightly non-burning on this sunday's congo final the gunners went into the show crucible. the internet lost seventeen matches however without injured captain stretched fabric gastronomy theo walcott's sixty in the premier league looking for their first trophy since nineteen sixty three when they last won the league cup underscores currently one one burning in the lead up to twenty eight minutes to the towering frame of because even within ten minutes and ran a shot in robin van persie to see equaliser. a one in the premier league west ham a move off the bottom of the table after the prostitutes three one room times in formidable. reds were on the night that scott parker and them got all ready to know how this right half time when johnson called the late goal back their calls and call seal victory in injury time three one west ham rise to eighty are really in the drop zone on goal difference and the red states six elsewhere match the city remain third after being held one one is home to full of city life balance at least twenty

blame on nato forces they claim that coalition raids killed sixty four civilians in the north eastern congo konar province over the past few days but the alliance says it was armed insurgents who were killed even so it has dispatched investigators to look into the claims by afghan and he. says such incidents only help the taliban recruit new members among desperate locals. it's an ugly or nor an no one wins but the insurgency thrives on mistakes of the government out of the international community civilian casualties are the perfect mistakes for them to thrive on and to to seize up on in a news public opinion and they're all in favor and also government inefficiency and government problems so this is something that the international community and afghan government has to. learn and also try to isolate the population from insurgency. and in about fifteen minutes time we hear how u.s. operations in afghanistan are not only doomed to failure there but how consequences will reverberate for washington's wider global role peace and conflict. has been studying america's moves for years here's some

military dictatorship when you when you look not just that mubarak but you could look at mobutu in the congo or pinochet in chile or marcos in the philippines and on and on thoroughly corrupt regimes where the rulers became fabulously wealthy and there the whole clique their whole grouping their whole regime was in on the corruption the people demanding an end to this it's its will lead to a time the what is being threatened is this will be impossible chaos but what has existed for decades for the average person in egypt is really chaos uncertainty not knowing how they will survive and so in every way what they are bringing is a demand for order and an end to the corrupt traders who have done so much to destroy the country and leave it underdeveloped for interesting here we have to say it's also a real lesson i think to other people around the world to the kind of regimes that us corporate policy again and again supports this thing ok so to mind and it's important lesson for right here in the u.s. who profits and yet who pays the bill and it's certainly working people right here who pay to k

first police in russia's southern republic of congo have blocked all the roads for a series of attacks in the capital it's already is announcing the situation is under control. brings us the latest from the region in the caucasus. we're here at the back of the gas station that was attacked early on saturday morning armed gunmen reportedly shot the station and a deadly blast was prevented only signs to the fire crews arrival this follows a series of similar militant attacks here in the capital of russia's republic of korea just a few hours earlier that could have resulted in a major bloodshed up to twelve people simultaneously attacked several locations including traffic police prose and the office of federal forces but the plans to cause havoc in that you have clearly failed the frog there were no fatalities and just one policeman injured shows that there has been a turnaround from the last week's dramatic events in the volatile republic gruesome attack on a tourist minibus last saturday left three people dead and two injured further sells a cable tower it is skill leave in a resort wa

received a considerable number of balls during the elections from i am now a member of the fifty fourth congo yes that will run until two whites in fifteen meanwhile his former teammate will begin working as a real state member of parliament battle believes his involvement a social life of his country will be instrumental. if i didn't finish second week i'm sure i will make a difference stay so much to be done i think this country likes health education and i want to link these issues with sport which has been my life so it's going to find for the past ten years i've been working in a social project and i hope i can continue and then the christmas work that's why i go to evolve we have to take your children and your streets of that which is the most important a bubble. that's always felt for a moment coming up as the weather stay with us. be sure to. go to his. hotel. ambassador hotel. room and how would. the. drama unfolding on the streets of cairo as well and demonstrate. the president's resignation face to face with his supporters streets. to iraq suicide bombers the arizona desert. he wat

the situation is returning to normal in russia's republic of congo. after a series of coordinated gun attacks on the capital well trick from there. over. we're here at the back of the gas station that was attacked early on saturday morning armed gunmen reportedly shot at the station and the deadly blast was prevented only signs to the fire crews. this follows a series of similar militant attacks here in the capital of russia's republic of korea just a few hours earlier could have resulted in a major bloodshed after drove people simultaneously attacked several locations including traffic police closed and the office of federal forces but the plans to cause havoc have clearly failed the fact that there were no fatalities and just one policeman injured shows that there has been a turnaround from the last week's dramatic events in the paula trial republik sometimes going to rest many of us last time that they left three people dead and two injured further south a cable tower it is skill leaves in a resort was blown up and hotels in the village near gone b

security services building in the republic of congo in a car or president of the republicans dismissed reports that dozens were injured and son killed he insists that only one police officer was wounded in the attack and i just remind you of what happened there in f.s.b. security services building was shelled with a grenade launcher in the city of knowledge chick and it will of course be bringing all the latest on this breaking news story as soon as we get it. well i'll be back in a few minutes with the latest headlines but first as promised business news is next with creeping. back into business global equity markets seem to be breathing a sigh of relief as oil prices moderate prices for crude threatened. retreated late on thursday from their twenty three month highs over friday's session has seen them climb once again news that saudi arabia could pump more oil to compensate for the loss from libya has taken some of the heat out of the market light sweet crude is now trading below one hundred dollars a barrel while brant crude is well off the one hundred eighteen dollars seen early in

caucasus has been in the spotlight all week as a spike in the militant activity raged in the republic of congo not all korea and group of up to twelve minutes of simple taney asli attacked several locations in the republicans capital now on friday a few hours later several government shelled a gas station but an explosion was averted thanks to the fiacre it's quick arrival the incident caused some damage but no fatalities it's a turnaround from last week's dramatic attack on a tourist bus that left three people dead local authorities said the plots were an attempt to distract and see the terror forces from special operations in the mountains of the republic they now say the situation is fully under control. so i was have a look at some of the major headlines from around the world and the confirmed death toll from the earthquake in new zealand has now risen to one hundred forty seven of those still three hundred missing residents across the country have said prayers for those still not found emergency services in christ church are working to clear records from the city as officials in the many

rational thorough search in for two people from the republic of congo shetty are believed to be connected to the deadly terror attack on domodedovo airport thirty six people were killed and more than one hundred injured in the blast at one of moscow's busiest travel hubs almost two weeks ago it's thought the two men could be linked to the twenty year old who's a currently suspected of being the suicide bomber when his body parts were found at the scene but russian investigators say they need time to determine if he was in fact the culprit meanwhile a video has emerged showing russia's most wanted man doctor model threatening an attack on the capital the chechen terrorists went on to promise a year of tears and blood there's a lot of these companies a lot of reports many nonbelievers his way of claiming responsibility for the airport bombing. in that video is standing with two other men both of whom are never first to ask his brothers the man on the one side of the cool model appears to resemble the man authorities believe to be the suicide bomber who detonated the explosive device at the

live from moscow this week russia's republic of congo did you know about korea was in the spotlight after a number of militant attacks in the region a group of up to twelve men carried out similar ten years attacks in several locations in the rubble republic's capital of null check on friday a few hours later shouldered gas station earth an explosion was averted thanks to the quick response by local firemen the incident has caused some damage with no fatalities and this is upon transfer last week three three were killed in an attack on a tourist bus heading to a resort where a few hours later a ski lift was blown up local authorities say the militants are going trying to interfere with anti terror operations in the mountains of the republic. well there's always a plenty of other news and features on our website that's our thought qabalistic a brief look right now is what is our wedding. and future force find out about a plan to upgrade the country's military and the equally impressive price tag it's . also. a very different going to equally powerful weapon discover an exhibit which explor

caucasus has been in the spotlight all week as a spike in militant activity raged in the republic of congo bill caria and a group of up to twelve militants simultaneously attacked several locations in the republic's capital of melchett on friday a few hours later several government shelled a gas station but an explosion was averted thanks to the fire crews quick arrival the incident caused some damage but no fatalities a turnaround from last week's dramatic attack on a tourist bus that left three people dead local authorities say the plots were an attempt to disrupt and tear forces from special operations in the mountains of the republic they say the situation is now fully under control. and after a look at some other stories from around the world in the confirmed death toll from the earthquake in new zealand has risen to one hundred forty six with more than two hundred still missing residents across the country have said prayers for the dead and missing emergency services in christ church are working to clear wreckage from the city as officials warn that many buildings may have to be demo

military leave a door did they like the democracy in the congo when it delivered patrice lumumba or did they like the democracy in iran when they delivered more so because they like the democracy in chile when it delivered and they know they didn't because ultimately when you're talking about a country like egypt you would not be talking about a pro israeli or pro american government if the will of the people was truly realized and i think that's been very obvious in the way that the obama administration has been so timid and approaching this in that we've seen so many lawmakers so many pundits here in the u.s. that have tried it carefully because of course that's our policy we support democracy except for well sometimes when that democracy doesn't like us but i want to know what you think about the fact that now the obama administration is propping up omar suleiman the former intelligence chief and now newly made vice president this is the the torture i'll shake as people call him. well this is simply a way to maintain the status quo while changing the face but the egyptian people are

rather the slave counted did the ranks mentz from revolutionary hotbeds as congo, haiti and louisiana molin colonies in islam. but amidst this chaos and complexity, planters deigned only to assign the descriptor, guilty. the german coast uprising had raised serious questions in the orleans territory but the strength of american power, the extent of the spanish guy, the possibility of haitians to a revolution on american soil and about the character of america's newly acquired french citizen. the planters realized the urgency of the questions and answer them with 100 dismember corpses in a set of show trials intended peak to the local slave population. in letters to newspaper accounts, william claiborne, governor of the oregon territory and planters sought to rate the separate sound of history. they describe the slaves to break him, the depressed and enhance the division who have suppressed the rebel army, even though he had been resting in a plantation a few miles away when the slaves encountered the militia. 200 years later on the bicentennial of this revolt, we must look back on thi

cubans rolled in, people i had just been with, and we took a small tugboat across the mouth of the old congo river, now called the zaire river, just where it meets the atlantic, in a terrible storm, and the boat capsized and several people were killed, floated off in the water, and it took us two and a half hours, but we eventually got safely to zaire. in beirut, i lost an apartment from a car bomb and a hotel room from artillery fire. i mean, in every war there's been something. the side of my rib cage is crushed. i mean, you pick up these little war injuries, even being a correspondent. c-span: do you ever get tired of this in extremis, where you've taken all these chances? guest: no, because the opportunity to witness history is just so amazing. for a little girl from ann arbor, michigan, to be able to have traveled with the pope and to have interviewed qaddafi and to have seen some of the great turning points in modern history -- i mean, what an opportunity. c-span: in your acknowledgements, you talk about the carnegie endowment for international peace here in washington. what role did t

aren't all that available in the unite, and they understand that shipping the rigs to egypt and the congo're more politically stable than the united states is not a good sign for our future. so let's reopen the areas only off those states that want to reopen them, but if a state wants to go and find oil and gas and wants to create more jobs and, there are, wants to help the american balance of payments and keep the money here, let's let 'em do it now. [cheers and applause] we should end the environmental protection agency's war against american oil and gas. for example, shell one in 2006, five years ago, a lease to allow them to explore in the seas off alaska. $3 billion later the epa has refused to allow them to move forward or, and they announced last week they're stopping it. now, this wasn't the alaskan wilderness area. this was an area that was totally, legally open for explorationing in which the environmentalists inside the government and the environmentalists outside the government deliberately conspire today stop a company from creating american oil and american gas in the united

can we go plug this stuff into your congos project and start working on it. >> yes. i mean, there is a solution. i don't want to his a partly cloudy there's a solution i want to let you know cms has issued a request for proposal to do exactly what we're talking about. to do it before leverage analytics on what gets paid. >> all right. and i'll yield back the remainder of my time with just the comment that -- i really think part of what we need to be doing is looking for off the shelf solutions. we can -- we can plug into rather than trying to develop something custom for ourselves. that always tends to be much more expensive. thank you. >> would the gentleman yield? >> sure. >> mr. dodaro, one quick question, we haven't asked you to talk about the cyberthreat of both dollar waste and failure. could you comment on that for a moment for all of us. a lot of people are just getting up to speed on that. >> this is a very important hirsch i'm glad you asked me that question. we put computer security across the federal government as a high risk area. in 1997 because of conc

this puts it on roughly the level of the republic of congo, so it is a very, very poor country today. this is the result of what is naturally a rich country, not just in all but agriculture, educated population. this is a result of just horrific leadership by saddam hussein and some of his predecessors over decades and repeated wars and internal turmoil. the bulk of the economy over two-thirds is in the oil extraction. right now they are improving things through the help of international oil companies that were brought in about a year and a half ago that are doing well, and we anticipate that oil production totally will be up perhaps as high as 2.6, to 2.6, to put 8 million barrels. that's roughly equivalent to a little bit more than kuwait or the uae, and a little less than iran or by the end of the year with exports well over 2 million barrels a day. that's their main foreign exchange earner. the non-our economy is growing at a rate of about six to 8%. the problem, senator, is, and thus over time that will begin to deal with the unemployment problem, but right now with 18% unemploye

jobs aren't on unavailable in the united states and the understand shipping the reef to egypt in the congoe united states is not a good sign for future. sign for future. sign for future. only state, but if the state wants to go and find oil in gas and wants to create more jobs than that they do much to help the american balance payment and keep the money here, let let them do it now. [applause] we should end the environmental protection agency's work in american oil and gas. for example, shall one in 2006, five years ago, it leads to allow them to ask lord to beaufort a off alaska. $3 billion later, the epa has refused to allow them to move outward in the announced last week or stopping. this wasn't the alaska wilderness area. this is an area legally open for restoration in which the environmentalist that the government in environments outside the government deliberately conspired to stop and the company and creating american oil and american gas in the united states in a way which we can only be helpful to the saudis and the arabian and i for one entire to say we had to crippler companies

all that available in the united states and they understand that shipping the rigs to egypt and the congo they're more politically stable than the united states is not a good sign for our future. so let's reopen the areas off only those states that want to reopen them, but if a state wants to go and find oil and gas and wants to create more jobs in that state, and therefore wants to help the american balance of payments and keep the money here, let's let them do it now. [cheers and applause] we should end the environmental protection agency's war against american oil and gas. for example, shell won in 2006, five years ago, a lease to allow them to explore in the beaufort and chukchi seas off alaska. three billion dollars later, the epa has refused to allow them to move forward and they announced last week they're stopping it. now, this wasn't the alaskan wilderness area. this was an area that was totally, legally open for exploration in which the environmentalists inside the government and the environmentalists outside the government deliberately conspired to stop a company from creating

. >> the guy who i'm going out with was overseas in the congo, and he wanted to come back.:00. >> in the restaurant, suit on, scruffy. >> oh, yummy. >> it was almost like -- something about the suit -- he had the suit on, the valentine's day suit. i loved that. i thought that was really sweet. >> the nice part is you learned how much you missed him. >> isn't that funny about life sometimes? they're gone for a couple weeks, and you do. the best tough -- after i got off the show, there were roses, and i was like, wow, beautiful roses. i counted them, not that i'm like that, and there were 16. i said, that's interesting, why 16? i opened the card, and it said, you know, dear hoda, the traditional 12 roses, plus one for each month that i'm known you. score! score! >> touchdown as we say in my house. >> i don't know what's going on today in the show and don't care. just letting you know, those are my feelings about it. >> that's wonderful. very happy for you. and barbie and ken are back, which i'm also happy about. they're back in love. he's been tweeting about how much he misse

cold war into supporting repressive regimes in central america, having problems like what happened in congo? all of these things had to be worked out and worked through. you could have all the theories in the world, but there had to be a specific example that informed us about what we could and couldn't do, so in the bulcans, there was an enormous humanitarian issue at stake, and one that was harder to escape. now you know when we see twitter and facebook and youtube and 24 hour cnn coverage of what's going on in egypt, it's hard to remember that bulcans may be the first conflict that was a long way away in a signal place where we actually new what the heck was going on all the time. we didn't have anything like the level of interactive communication and instantaneous information that we have now. when i took the oath of office, there were only 50 sites on the entire internet, and the average cell phone weighed five pounds. [laughter] that's embarrassing every time i say that. it makes me feel ancient. [laughter] the things you take for granted now about how the world got swept up about wha