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of the connection between it and the czech republic is dissolved as i stop and just. saw a my when you. p.m.'s it's clear with a morrow we will send an official letter to the main constitutional agents. the president prime minister and the heads of parliament also now to wolf i didn't know you thought that you from the regime will request that citizens and uniformed personnel of the czech republic show proof of identity in the new country. thanks. i was just in the woods. i got footage of police fighting everywhere. calling their squatting there waiting to attack find ok by. dorothy i was just walking in the woods. there were lots of cars. and i said to myself what is going on here and there were these two cops calling in the woods we are in trouble. it was a lone military police follow please put the camera down. right. you are shia unauthorized in a military area. if that you were trespassing in violation of proper entry into a military area. that it then we request as you leave the area. at least follow us now through dinner i would have or will use coercive means

know you thought that you and the regime will request that citizens and uniformed personnel of the czech republic show proof of identity in the new country . thank. you. and i pay you i was just in the woods. i got footage of police fighting everywhere. calling their squatting there waiting to attack find ok but i don't know. i was just walking in the woods. there are lots of cars. i said to myself what is going on here and there were these two cops calling in the words we're in trouble. again with a low military police slow they put the camera down. right. you are unauthorized in a military area too. if there you were trespassing in violation of proper entry into a military area now during. that attack we request as you leave the area or. at least follow us. and we would have or will use course of means including weapons which ones will have according to military police law number one hundred twenty four tell us so we'll know what to expect this way please. as the first return my let's go is this course of means. possible walk ahead of me sir. we are fighting over something that costs s

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the new york times though it was mostly can be heard very far away with only mr top ally nick the czech prime minister and our government won't listen to their living and i am so pleased as the founder of the mayor's league against radar and i should be able to come and inform you of our fight you don't feel i know i have not come in vain with only the greater public and independent news media around the world can help fight against needless military bases armaments and provoking war to government officials this played such a level servility to mr bush that they became the object of jokes that he discrediting them. to tell you and this in our ministry of defense made the song for george w. bush and the song remake of god coverings backgrounds from fifty's you know something like hello there we welcome you here we are so happy with that and people from all around zero one are telling us like oh your your minister of defense is so great she made such a joke of mr bush you know i were like no no no this was not a joke like are you kidding this had to be a joke she made out you know they're

that the czechs would be the people who are primarily or at least to a large extent participating in that construction and that maintenance amanda knox county judge ensures that the better company. would you know you are a sovereign country you have every right and you should make those decisions but i knew that there. was get out power. just emotional or. whatever thank you i didn't think it would be to come back for various government or as one of my favorite places ok. that's why all. of. the front that's fantastic. but. the time of our part i'm keeping my fingers crossed. for hope you hold on and don't let them drive you away from your thoughts of the citizens of yes i am a citizen a truck and hello i'm young people it's nice to meet you hello it's nice of you isn't this it up do you think this action will help prevent the raider base. of years i'm sure of it think about greenpeace is fight against whaling. of the little bombing of peace is there to intervene whenever something's going on of parka. good day ladies and gentlemen i'm the head of the military zone colonel brzezinski

and a radar, a sophisticated radar in the czech republic. and assorted other capabilities and it was basically justified as an attempt to deter or necessarily to degrade an iranian attack on european targets. but it did provoke the russians who saw this as kind of a toe in the water leading to a capability that could degrade their strategic retaliatory capability. now, many times under clinton, under george w. bush, and under president obama, senior americans have met with the russians, have given detailed power point presentations and other kinds of discussions to demonstrate, i think, very persuasively that there's no way that these systems could seriously degrade a russian attack, not that we want the russians to attack. we want the russians to feel comfortable that the retaliatory capability is not threatened. remember, if you have ten interceptors and works perfectly. if you attack it with 11 missiles, you're going to win. so you can overwhelm the system. you can confuse the system with chaff and decoy the various kinds of systems. you

it is important. >> there are memorials for schiller here in the czech republic, but he says that theation of holocaust survivors passes, these buildings must become a permanent reminders. >> all right, another story from history. just a few days remaining to bid for a huge number of artifacts from the titanic. it is being sold off as a single lot in new york. >> auctioneers are selling over 5000 items that were salvaged from the wreckage, from five china to perfume flasks to jewelry. the winning bidder will also gain the rights to the ship itself which sank in 1912. the collection has been valued at close to $200 million. >> imagine that, getting yourself a ship. >> i wonder if celine dion will be there? >> all right, you're up-to-date. that is all we have got for the moment. we will be back at the top of the hour. >> stay with us. captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- ♪

exits a local favorites christina mchale while there as well the real pulls out of her match with czech klara. however paul let me ask her upon sky and she would a very good germany and china is now being called progress. with just a week to go before the curtain raising australian grand prix formula one's own new russian at the trough says he feels at home with his new team caterham and he's also promised he intends to outshine teammates heikki kovalainen in his third season in the sport come under the pre-season tests have shown that the team have made a huge step forward in comparison with the previous two years with the car is also much improved with a new engine and the red bull gearbox as for me i will do my best to help capture

in the czech republic, the bailiff can turn up without much warning, and sometimes put a seal on someery unusual object indeed. >> for centuries, the charles bridge has been one of prague's's most famous landmarks. but this winter, something changed. the bridge over the river leading up to the castle no longer belongs to the city of prague. it has been impounded. tourists are all talking about what they would do with the bridge if the court bayliss makes good on his threat and sells it. it is a topic of some amusement. >> i would set it up back home. >> if this were muybridge, what would i do with it? party. it is a great location. >> the bridge needs far too many repairs. i would rather have something else, actually. >> right now, something else is on offer -- prague's most famous landmarks have all been seized by the court. in theory, at least, they are all up for sale. the magistrate spokesperson explains what happened -- the city did not pay an outstanding bill for 6500 euros, so now, all city property is being held. >> it is the law. if you owe somebody just 10 krone and the late

states sign up to tough budget rules to stop overspending britain and the czech republic on the idea too much to take place in several european countries against cuts supposed to save the single currency. next on t. explores what's a blocking progress in long running talks between russia and the us missile defense shield in europe. the most vital national security interests of the united states would be most effectively realized not through hostility to russia much through cooperation with it. i see and russia and the united states can reach a settlement on the establishment of a global missile defense system but with. this plan research is in jeopardy even the new strategic arms reduction treaty between moscow and washington has been unable to help. at a time of warmer bilateral relations needs whose top brass decided to deploy a missile defense system protecting europe but they were setting up too close to russia's borders and mosco didn't view it as a friendly gesture. we want to defend the whole of europe not just some european countries we want to european allies and friends to

screen during this rally against the czech before finally winning the points but he battled through for a six three seven five picturing a move by defending champion novak djokovic for a place in the final. or . to sort of float through wasn't. a little bit nervous and. from. what it was going to come through a lot of those the last couple times of an important basketball now until scar have ensured they will have home court advantage for the yearly playoffs after finishing their last sixteen campaign in style they beat eighty two sixty five any stamboul to win group a with a five on one record undertaker lanka top scoring with fifteen points for the arming them elsewhere in the our cost routes the quarterfinals with a eighty eight eighty one win over gala tasa wright and spanish sides just glad i went through but only just they had to be which they please and then hope we did not win by more than twenty three points again cnn's bill reale couldn't do what they needed to do the match was evenly poised by the end of the third period and even though rearm moved up a few gears in the final

and i say britain and czech republic didn't sign.hat was largely accepted but the other fundamental thing here is although the sign, the fiscal pact, the country is most debt. greece hasn't solved its problems. they have until march 9 to get people lending money to greece around the latest bailout fund is not, there's going to be a further round of trouble with greece. there's going to be further negotiations in trying to get a stronger bailout fund together and possibly a special summit at the end of march or april. >> also we've seen david cameron suggesting there's way too much emphasis on this meeting on debt and not enough on growth. any real progress on delivering growth in europe? >> well, david cameron seems to think there is. he expressed the frustration and he and other cubs were not being listened to their arguments to boost jobs and it's got a lot do with deregulating the markets, listing e.u. regulations from small and medium size business but today he said real progress has been made. and he's goth got some timetable to

and the czech republic the u.k. has been very critical from the very start and you have our ally who loves to hold a referendum on the treaty so while the leaders here are widely expecting the treaty to be ratified the question is how smoothly will it go through this process i want to use that implementation the question is really is that we speaking can this countries actually implemented meeting those targets set out by this pact realistically only germany luxembourg and then let me meet these targets and the rest are very happy very little room to maneuver so while leaders here are saying that they're out of the crisis mode really it is very difficult to say that this in fact solves europe's crisis here is more on that. it's been talked about for months claimed as a solution to europe's crisis if you still come with car park new from after another two day summit this fiscal stability compact is signed sealed and delivered . most e.u. leaders have agreed to give it to go ahead and it's expected to be ratified by a

and the czech republic the u.k. has been very critical from the very start and you have are led to the last of all the referendum on the treaty so a lot of the leaders here are widely expecting the treaty to be ratified with the question is how smoothly will it go through this process i want to observe implementation of course the big question there is how are these countries going to meet peace targets imposed by this impact already are realistically speaking right now we already see several countries missing the deficit targets and a country like greece for example has very little room to maneuver and work its way around the cheating targets while at the same time getting its economy back on the growth track so all the leaders here in brussels are saying that they're grooving out of the crisis mode this is not necessarily mean that europe itself is out of the crisis here is more and that. it's good talked about for months as a solution to europe's crisis. with dr parkman knew for. after another two day summit this

and the czech republic the u.k. has been very critical from the very start and you have ireland who loves to build a referendum on the treaty so a lot of the leaders here are widely expecting the treaty to be ratified the question is how smoothly will it go through this process now also they keep reiterating that this treaty is subordinate to laws or whatever they also said that within five years they want included in the primary e.u. laws are this a good will potentially raise debate on what impact it will have on all e.u. members especially the two countries that did not want to sign on to this treaty they want to observe implementation of course the big question there is how are these countries going to meet these targets imposed by this new pact already a realistically speaking right now we already see several countries missing a deficit targets and a country like greece for example has very little room to maneuver and work its way around achieving targets want the same time getting its economy back on the growt

one man died after he got into a fight in front of a 711 and was shot multiple times in the czech -- chest. the man was shot in east baltimore during an attempted robbery. a third man shot after being approached by six or seven men trying to rob him in east baltimore. duets 6:00, someone with shiny laser at a plane coming into bwi thoroughbred marshall last night. it happened around 8:30 p.m. and it was an air wisconsin plan that landed. no word on any suspects. a big win for maryland. the lady troops beat georgia tech to play in the acc title. -- the lady terps beat georgia tech. >> it did not come easy. georgia tech had a shot at the in to tie it. this celebrate winning one of the best conferences in the country, 68-65. dominating once again. she is the acc player of the year and much more on her big afternoon coming up later in sports. the maryland men take virginia into overtime. >> straight ahead on 11 news at 6:00, two days away from super tuesday and romney picks up another endorsement. will the nominee finally b >> president obama focused on a familiar topic at a pro-israel c

. >> if you're not watching your waistline or wallet czech out the new hot dog at the texas ranger stadium. it tips the scale at one pound and it's as long as a baseball bat all for a mere 26 bucks and you'd better be none dri. >> tony notches his 13th win in nascar and the hawks with a marathon game. plus, after one of d greatest downfalls in sports the old tiger woods is back. your early morning sports headlines are straight ahead. >>> and it looks like we're starting off this last week of march on the warm side, what aed by surprise. your forecast is coming up. you're watching "early today." >>> hey, there. a very good morning to you. if you're just waking up, this is "early today." in sports there'll be no cinderella story this year as march madness comes down to a face-off between four college heavy weights. here's nbc's mario solis with a look at all your early morning headlines. >> two more teams punched their ticket to the final for. we begin with north carolina and kansas city, kendall marshall sittinging this out with a broken riftst kansas pulls away in the final minutes. taylor

eased stateside up to tough budget rules to stop overspending but britain and the czech republic tiny idea too much to take. happened in cities across european countries against harsh cuts imposed to save the single currency up next our special report exploring how culture can become ammunition in the battle for peace and justice across the world stay with us. occupant in the cannot is even if one. has seen nor done as a syrian citizen it's my responsibility to work hard on the music of this country when you identify. lennon i want to present it to people who are convinced that syria is some terrorist country. but we can help politicians through music i mean when you develop culture in your country you are working through issues in the world of politics to. them and now you do need to see yes this is the best message we can send to the rest of the world to say come and see what syria is what it can juices and what it has. not. since i was young i have loved arabic calligraphy and i believe or should have a message. from. justice means that the rights of the people. should be returned

and the czech republic were the only ones not to sign. it obliges countries to limit the amount of that they get into. institutions will have powers to oversee the spending plans of individual government. but importantly, there will be no automatic sanctions for those countries that do get into trouble. >> they hope this new pact will help avoid another debt crisis in the continent. it certainly does tighten the existing rules and there is nothing to force even a majority of those countries that signed up to date to live by those rules, to really bring the men. gosh, there is this, how to get europe working again. the focus on efforts to improve growth. david cameron said that britain made its voice heard on those. an administration that the u.k. still has real influence in europe. >> we have the words, we need to make sure that we get the actions that follow from those words. >> they hope they can improve the way that the single market works. removing constraints during the economic downturn. the measures taken in brussels feel irrelevan

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authorities a czech immigrant status of people arrested and booked in jail. opponents of the death penalty brought in a nationally known opponent of the death penalty to help lobby. you might know her work. she wrote a book which later inspired the famous movie, "dead man walking." david collins is following that debate in annapolis. >> sister helen is an opponent of the death penalty. it is her life. she began a prison ministry in new orleans. she became an advisor to a death row inmate. and a witness to six executions. she wrote a best seller and the movie is based on that. susan sarandon plays the role in the film. >> it is about a wave hitting the shore. the way to social change comes in this country. it is happening around the death penalty. we see it diminishing. >> legislation to repeal the death penalty and provide a maximum sentence of life in prison is in limbo. the bill includes a provision to transfer money to strengthen services provided to families of murder victims. >> the death penalty does not help a victim. it is a false promise. >> a senate

states signed up to tough budget rules to stop overspending in the czech republic but on the idea too much to take place took place in several european countries against constant proposed to save a single currency from the next we explore how our time to creativity can be i mean mission in the battle for peace and justice stay with me for a special report. sure my. feet. here's one of the largest rivers in the world the plan is to dam all the major tributaries of the amazon river. there will be immense pressure not only on ecological reserves but also on the communities and the territories that are used sustainably by indigenous people. meanwhile agribusiness is encroaching illegal logging is taking place and so was single base and is now at a crossroads and this is there's a resistance against this dam project that has gone on for twenty years. the school yard get it here to defend all watchers as it on demand so right. away she and these energy will power and they be al-ameen in companies and on mining companies. well house and resources. the. the. the. jews have a grief and anxiety

>> single mother sophia left her son in ukraine for what she thought was a housekeeping job in the czech republic. her enslavement was immediate. >> they made all of us take our clothes off and took us out naked. they made us bend, sit down, walk. i felt like i was an animal, a horse. >> sophia says she was forced to have sex with up to 11 men a day. her friend natasha was sent to a neighboring brothel owned by the village police chief. >> translator: the brothel is on the highway. there were nine of us. we had to dance half naked in the window all the time. it's impossible to run away. there is nothing except highways and brothels. >> these roadside brothels on an isolated country road near the czech/german border are just a small part of the worldwide marketplace. >> san francisco, los angeles, new york, st. paul, minnesota, this happens in almost every major community you could think of. >> it happened in detroit, and it happened to 20-year-old katya, a university student who signed up with a friend to study abroad by waitressing in virginia beach. but the girls would never reach virg

draw with portugal and the czechs held the irish republic elsewhere england lost to the netherlands three. with the winner there after england had come back to you down reigning world and european champions spain pressure venezuela five thirty south with a trip there and the united states had a notable win it's really well the most poignant fixtures so wild place to costa rica this is the first game for a while since the death of their coach gary street his sons tom and mascots for the game standing either side of captain craig bellamy before kick off and there was a minute's applause in memory of their royals lost the game one nil but manager chris coleman said the result wasn't important. news be difficult for the play be sure and start the game. when all finished. if you don't prepare for games like we did but. it was a lot of shit and i just booked streets. despite losing the planet and i cost than have made it through to the quarter finals of basketball was here really the russians went down in sixty three sixty eight in tatarstan last night but still go through from great jay after

but the other half was recently arrived, german, hungarian, czech and polish immigrants. simply giving orders in the army of the southwest involved a complicated procedure. on one occasion, four translatetran translators were involved getting polish troops to move to a given position. curtis began his campaign in february 1862. for two weeks, the union army struggled across missouri, slowly approaching springfield. and as hallek had stoehoped steg price was completely unprepared for the appearance of a union army in southwest missouri at that time of the year. price, of course, was a politician. not a soldier. he had no formal military training. and he had seen only very limited action in new mexico during the mexican war. and he had all sorts of -- personal, and professional short comings. most notably, an utter lack of administrative skills. price may have been at the head of his aermy. he was never running his army. the army was not a confederate force, a pro-confederate, independent, missouri state guard. a rag tag force of maybe, 7,000, #,0 #,000 men at this time. th

and the czech republic were the only ones not to sign the pact. eu institutions will have the ability to oversee the spending plans of individual governments. importantly, there will be no automatic sanctions for those countries that do get into trouble. europe's leaders hope that this will help them to avoid another debt crisis in the continent. it certainly does tighten the existing rules and yet there is nothing to force even a majority of those countries that signed up to today to live by those new rules, to really bring them in. then, there is this, how to get europe working again. the leaders agreed to focus on efforts to improve growth. david cameron said britain made its voice heard on those efforts, an illustration he claimed that the u.k. still has real influence in europe. >> we now have a plan that we will stick to in the months ahead. we have the words, now we need to the actions that follow. >> they hope that they can improve the way that the eu costs single market works, making it less bureaucratic, removing constraints for firms st

off a two one win giving them a four three series victory surrogate most yakin opening a metal for czech forward blue cash cash bar tied the game midway through the second period but danielle markov grabbed the all important goal three minutes into overtime met in the garden in the last that. golf justin rose has won the w g c cadillac championship on a dramatic final day in miami snatching victory from under the nose of bubba watson and holding off a late charge from new world number one rory mcilroy mcelroy powered his way up the leaderboard with a sixty seven for his final round and ended just two shots behind. the englishman began his day three shots behind overnight lead above all watson but birdies on the tenth and here at the fourteenth put him in contention however away would take a shot on the last hole saw him pick up a bogey for a final round of seventy and that did mean watson needed to birdie this effort to force a play off but he sees groves was already on the driving range preparing for the extra hole when he was told he had won the tournament and over a million dollars in

states signed up to tough budget rules to stop overspending of britain in the czech republic many are in it to much take rallies took place in several european countries against polish cuts supposed to save the single currency. when next we speak to them and behind the project to install the web cameras on cross the biggest country in the world to help ensure russia's presidential vote is fair and transparent spotlight is coming right up. there is that so much of. which of course you write on it will be going for the future in two days' time russians will go to the polls to elect their next president what is the nature of russia's political system how is it changed. hello again no one coming to spotlight. party. today my guest on the show. only a few hours that left until the start of the most hyped up presidential election in russia says the polling stations are already buying and so are the two hundred thousand in work that will go after the balloting live on the internet it is being a very ambitious and costly project of the russian government but insists it will be where the line

screen here during this rally against the czech before finally winning the point but he battled through a six three seven five victory by defending champion them top of each for a place in the final. the third world for a second half and i go to stop a certified through it in. a little bit nervous especially because i was going when he came back from forty one of what is going to come through the last leg of the last couple times of an important. passable now and so is going to have ensured they'll have home court advantage for the yearly playoffs after finishing their last sixteen campaign in style they beat anatoly f.a.'s eighty two sixty five in the struggle to win group b. with a five and one record breaker length of top scorer with fifteen points for the army man i'll swear limpy all of us which the quarterfinals with eighty eight eighty one when i got a tussle right and the spanish side has come up believe i went through with only just they had to beat me kyra which they did and i hope read on and read did not win by more than twenty three points against one of the past the c.n.n.