eastern european governments came under fire for failing to provide adequate programs for drug users. they say this is causing the virus to spread at an alarming rate. >> only something like 10% of all drug injectors have access to needles and syringes. we need a huge scale increased to prevent the problem spreading from drug users. >> funding issues topped agendas. delegates said that more than 40 million people are infected with hiv but only 5 million have access to adequate care. this is despite the promiseto achieve universal access by this year. >> we will have to extend our deadline but we have seen that this goal is not an illusion. we can actually achieve it and that is really something. >> delegates are committed to a new goal to insure everyone has access to treatment by 2015. >> france's new national coach has dropped all 23 world cup players. france was eliminated in the group's stage at the world cup after failing to win a single game. the players also boycotted a training session after one of the players was sent home for verbally abusing the coach. the tour de france is

they say they are unfairly associated with an influx of eastern european illegal immigrants. >> there are between half a million and 1 million travelers whose rights are denied. i hope they will take this into account to fight racism and do away with this. >> some human lives organizations accused the president of stigmatizing minority groups. he says he is making a distinction between offenders and those who just want to live in peace. >> it has been a tradition in spain for centuries, but for the first time, bullfighting has been banned in part of the spanish mainland. the northeast region of catalonia has voted for it in there. petition's call the barbaric. >> it has been a part of spanish culture for centuries, a ritual in which a matador and his team used cakes, lances to subdue and then killed a bull. to critics, this is torture. bullfighting has been banned in catalonia. this was the reaction as the law was passed in parliament. shouts of joy from those supporting the ban, and unconcealed tears for the losers. animal rights groups gathered outside parliament for the vote. their

the german forces were stalling it wasn't just being invaded by germany but by a coalition of eastern european countries remain you know mr deep in the caucasus gary and on this there were crazy troops fighting that stalin grow and the perception was of course this was how the germans through the un to that that it was a crusade a european precise age against bolshevism and if we bear that in mind i think we can understand the soviet point of view was that they want they want to do create a buffer and to stop the similar crusade happening in the future business news is next now with korea stay with us. hello and welcome to business good to have you with us russia has passed a long awaited law on insider trading and you rules are intended to define illegal trading and what sort of punishment should be handed out to also cost the line by going to question our ports. in the film wall street's by oliver stone gordon gekko makes billions by insider trading but the character that told the world greed is good gets his comeuppance of the long arm of the whole finally gets his hands on the antihero and

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the conference have said that vienna was chosen as the host in part due to its proximity to eastern european countries including russia and ukraine which have been identified as hotspots for prevail and hiv in injecting drug users as it will be another topic this discussed throughout the week before today the a.p. . talks are going to be starting at seven o b introductory talks bring me the latest from them as they have been. our correspondent sara for thier now to discuss the alternative hiv aids conference i'm now joined from vienna by joan shannon founder of the immunity resource to the shed and thank you very much for being here with us on the program on r t finer stand correctly your foundation disputes to establish mainstream scientific understanding of. aids why is that and what prompted you to set this foundation up right well for twenty four years now we have been challenging this hypothesis that hiv causes aids with leading scientists around the world and i am a television producer an independent producer and i made eleven documentaries on the subject that were transmitted around t

the german forces were at stalin it wasn't just being invaded by germany but by a coalition of eastern european countries remaining in on this treaty you can call to service from darien on a scale with croatia and troops fighting but stalling drive on the deception was of course this was how the journey through the un to do it but it was a crusade a european precisely against bolshevism and if we bear that in mind i think we can understand the soviet point of view was that they want they wanted to create a buffer and to stop the similar crusade happening in the future. more than three months after the plane crash that killed poland's president turned many of the countries in the eight some politicians in warsaw have been questioning the investigation into the tragedy among the conspiracy theories is the idea that moscow has been hiding important evidence it comes as a political party headed by a picturesque evil twin brother of the deadly question the country's interior minister in parliament government official said that potion best greatest cannot reveal details of the copy actual probe into

of the conference and said that vienna was chosen as the host in part due to its proximity to eastern european countries including russia and ukraine which have been identified as hotspots for prevailing hiv in injecting drug users as it will be another topic is discussed throughout the week before today the a.p. . again to be starting at seven though the introductory talks wouldn't bring me the latest from them as they have to. argue sarah for say are now doubts over the conventional treatment of h. of aids or driving people to challenge established ideas about the disease that's according to dr christian theology who questions the motives of some pharmaceutical companies. i'm going back to the facts and the facts tell the people who test positive for various reasons even the producer of the terrorists are not aware of a standard to verify presence or absence of hiv antibodies in human blood and quote that's what you find in the product information even people who test positive not necessarily come down with aids even after twenty or twenty five years however those people who have been treate

the conference have said that vienna was chosen as the host in part due to its proximity to eastern european countries including russia and ukraine which have been identified as hotspots for prevail and hiv in injecting drug users as it'll be another topic is discussed throughout the week with that today the a.p. . talks to going to be starting at seven o b introduction talks bringing me the latest from them as they have been. reporting there are now a bit later in the program the resident asks if the people running new york's financial district can ever change their ways. that wall street bankers can be reformed no. because it's just the mentality that you need to have to work on wall street it's like it's almost an ingrained into their personalities. also art and trial to moscow careerist have been found guilty of and siding religious hatred over a controversial exhibition of criticism the verdict is a violation of freedom of expression. and u.s. authorities have sat in iranian scientists allegedly abducted by american agents was a spy who supplied them with information shahana miri who wa

the conference have said that vienna was chosen as the host in part due to its proximity to eastern european countries including russia and ukraine which have been identified as hotspots for prevailing hiv in injecting drug users as it will be another topic that is discussed throughout the week before today the a.p. . to going to be starting at seven o b introductory talks brainy the latest from them as they happen. and a bit later in the program the resident asks if the people of running new york's financial district can ever change their ways. do you think that one street bankers to be reformed no. because it's just the mentality that you need to have to work on wall street it's like it's almost in going to the personalities. are on trial to moscow curators have been found guilty of inciting religious hatred over a controversial exhibition and criticism of the verdict is a violation of freedom of expression. now a severe drought has forced a state of emergency in central russia dry spell is turning normally fertile farmland into desert the republic of just one of many areas which are suffe

the german forces were stalling it wasn't just being invaded by germany but by a coalition of eastern european countries remaining on this to do can the cool christmas from darien on the scale of christ's troops fighting that styling drive and the perception was of course this was how the journey through the un to that that it was a crusade a european precisely against bolshevism and if we bear that in mind i think we can understand the soviet point of view was that they want they want to do create a buffer and to stop the similar crusade happening in the future. now for some more top stories from around the world a massive fire caused by an oil pipeline explosion in northern china has been put out burning for fifteen hours the blast triggered a chain of further explosions on smaller part lines the accident happened after a three hundred thousand ton oil shipped off loaded oil in the harbor environmental protection officials say that the scene is still unsafe because of chemicals in the air and casualties have been reported. b.p. says there are no signs of leakage from its ruptured oil well in

obviously must have missed the memo on this because if you happen to be a hot chick with an eastern european accent and like posting photos of herself on facebook you're obviously a russian spy according to the mainstream media i mean the fact that he was. right right but you know row upon us if we ever get in trouble with the law i would be terrified to imagine what would really happen i mean the one thing that we could learn from this look at the headlines we have c.b.s. news more spies among us feds arrest another bombshell new york post scope out new russian spy hobby the only thing that we could learn from this is obviously pretty faces help sell newspapers there is nothing in the story to connect to actual spies with the exception of sharing the name with anna chapman i mean i think you're right i think you're very right in that connection is that it sounds like the media is just really desperate these days to like you said sell papers but now we have her he's she's not a spy but she's kind of this like sexy black market arms dealer is that you know i don't know in the who is book havi

the conference have said that vienna was chosen as the host in part due to its proximity to eastern european countries including russia and ukraine which have been identified as hotspots for prevailing hiv in injecting drug users as it will be another topic that is discussed throughout the week before today the aping talks are going to be starting at seven o b introductory talks bringing me the latest from them as they have. what has been more volatile terms of their recent round again tie vs prevention now joined by dr kumar who's in vienna. many thanks for joining us why have you decided to reject established scientific theory surrounding a. because when i worked at the university in kiel i was witness of the mass intoxication. of the patients with a c t if he was the first recommended treatment and we all know today that it was much too high in the dosage we gave fifteen hundred milligrams on a daily basis and that virtually killed everybody who took this treatment and that is the reason why everybody believes that age of reason that we were us but there's no proof for this assumption the

the conference have said that vienna was chosen as the host in part due to its proximity to eastern european countries including russia and ukraine which have been identified as hotspots for violence in injecting drug users as it'll be another topic that is discussed throughout the week before today the aping talks are going to be starting at seven o p introductory talks bringing me the latest from them as they have been. well joan churns and founder of the immunity foundation website as the script of the link between age i.v. and aids and explains why she thinks the except theories on the disease are warm if you look after yourself and nuff you will get better and that is my experience and i've been watching young people who tested positive many years ago in fact we did a test ourselves we tested thirty five blood samples through. the university of sorry we put thirty five samples through three different test kits and two of the test kits showed reasonably similar results the third test kit showed nineteen people who were in the sort of no man's land area right so there were nineteen anomal

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eastern shore line. >> turtle was a common food. >> european travelers used to write about that.yette returned united states troops taste turtle again. >> i've had a turtle soup but is usually for a race to. >> what other dishes the we don't get today. >> raccoon is a bit more unusual. >> not my backyard (laughter) >> a celebration of their local >> what about that? we can still get that but it's not used >> the doctor would have been canvasback and that's when people really knew the difference between canvasback mallard, red head acts, the same way we would talk with the difference between fishes. they understood the distinction between. >> have you ever had a wild duck. >> i've had mallard having had that its startling than they thought canvasback was so much better. >> the little recipes the you have from various books of the 19th century for example one of them is a recipe for calf haead. people ate every part of an animal. >> that usually the basis for mock turtle soup. >> people 8 huge amounts for breakfast porterhouse steak was a starter for twain. >> his ideal breakfast w

have grown accustomed to a level of consumption which is northern european, combined with a business culture that is decidedly middle eastern which is not really feasible. not very productive. >> reporter: not really feasible because, among other things, private-sector employees are actually out numbered by greece's not very productive government workers. >> you know, people don't turn up for work or they turn up at 10:00 and leave at 11:00. they go shopping and come back. basically they do nothing. pay is not great but it's secure. when you retire at the age of 50. >> reporter: retire at 50. >> absolutely. government handed out concessions in the form of pension privileges to favorite groups. military or the judiciary and then it was to the servant. then it was workers in state. this is how the system developed. >> reporter: it's a system of buying off political pressure groups with the government's new reforms aim to change. but with half the work force employed by the government, no wonder so many greeks civil servants are upset by the cuts. among them, george and this person. >> there's an impression that all of us gree