if the street had its way, egypt would permit weapons to be smuggled across the border.gypt, on the other hand, from an official position, they don't want gazament they don't want to be responsible for gaza. they -- they don't want gaza. they don't want to be responsible for gaza. they feel as long as israel preserves this blockade, if they open the border, they effectively become responsible for gaza, for administering gaza and the heat comes off israel. that's one thing. the other thing is the egyptian authorities deeply, deeply dislike hamas which was an arm of the muslim brotherhood, an illegal, banned organization in egypt -- the last thing they want is this hamas that is now empowered in gaza to spread into egypt so they do find themselves in this difficult position. even during the height of the war when israel was bombing gaza in retaliation for rocket fire, egypt didn't open the border. they let some wounded come through but they did not open the border and allow a free flow across the border. the only time they made kind of a public gesture to open the border,

egypt, just under 20. the report says that there has been a twelvefold increase in childhood cancer compared with the average in fallujah. it says that the ratio of boys to girls has changed dramatically to 860 boys for 1000 girls. >> far fewer boys were born than girls, a well known expression of genetic damage. the interesting thing also is that the spectrum that we found included this genetic damage as an indicator, but much worse. >> the way that the survey was done, it means that it still does not finally conclusive. >> not altogether surprising given the dangers in fallujah. even the iraqi government does not seem very interested in finding out more. perhaps because fallujah is a predominantly sunni muslim town and the government is overwhelmingly shiite muslim. state government warns people in fallujah not to take part because they said it was being carried out by terrorists, the study. >> even if it is possible to produce watertight scientific proof that american weapons were responsible for the pr

turning now to egypt. eli lake pointed out in july 18, "washington times" piece, the obama administration ended support for a small fund operated by the u.s. embassy in cairo that supported groups promoting egyptian democracy and that bypassed any clearance from egyptian government. they ended it. the director of democracy and human rights at the foreign policy initiative summarized the situation well in a recent weekly standard piece. she said, doing something for democracy in egypt would require a policy reversal in washington. the end of the bush administration and the beginning of the obama administration there have been a retreat and let me say, i was critical during the bush administration, more should have been done then, but equally now under the obama administration there's been a retreat including the cut in funding for democracy programs and an egyptian veto. they're going to let the egyptian government that's doing the persecution decide which group gets the funds. ironically u.s. support for d

we made peace with egypt. we made peace with jordan.hink it's important to make peace with the palestinians. and i'm prepared to negotiate that peace right away. i think it requires courage on the palestinian side for all those who don't really want a peace with israel, to stand up and do what president -- the late president of egypt, anwar sadat did, and to say, hey, it's over, no more war, no more bloodshed. we're going to make a genuine peace with israel. live next to the jewish state of israel. i think the palestinians should not be either subject of israel or citizens of israel. they should have their own independent country. we should be assured that this country is not used as a staging ground for iranian-sponsored terrorist attacks on us. and i think this combination of state for the palestinians and security for israel is something that can be brought about in direct negotiations that i propose to start without any preconditions, without any pretext. >> larry: right. >> leaders don't need excuses. they just have to get on with

it's selling $7 billion of assets to other oil companies as well as properties in canada and egypt.word on the deal that was being discussed on pursue dough bay in alaska. online search revenue and below numbers for others. they extended. >> ben bernanke begins a trip to the capitol hill. he will be pressed for plans to deal with the slow down in the economic recovery. as the markets, averages ending higher. investors brushed off the gap in housing starts and focused on the future. new york stock exchange, aim jane king with the bloomberg business report. >> food and drug administration is being urged to revoke its approval of the drug avastin for breast cancer treatment. they failed to delay cancer symptoms and they found significant toxic risks. loesh is the parent company of genentech and they will die decide whether to take the recommendation. >> security guards at an airport found 18 monkeys hidden beneath his clothes. they found the monkeys inside socks tucked that a man's girdle. he purchased the in monkeys in peru. two of monkeys died en route. he hid them in the clothing to

. >> theyay it is a fragment from egypt. >> first the object itself that we have such an an cient docume. >> experts say the words and symbols aren't so significant. this processor says the message is in the handwriting. >> in the city of jerusalem, 14th century b.c. there was a very, very good first quality scribe >> written in the language of the day, ancient arcadeian. the document confirms the importance ojerusalem long before king davidmade the city his capitol. >> we know now that jerusalem was so important hundreds of years before david and soloman. david and soloman weren't picking an empty hillsideand establishing a copernican. capitol hill. >> it shows jerusalem was a royal city knowby its own name 4,000 years ago. julie stall,cbn news, jerusalem. >> thanks, julie. fascinating port. the bible reminds us to pray for the peace of jerusalem. thanks for joining with us this week, from all of us here at christian world news stay cool and god blesyou. (speaking in international language) and he said unto the go ye into all of the world and preach the gospel preach the gospel ♪ every

the ages of the victims range between 20 and 38. >>> in egypt pressure getting worse on palestine president to agree to talks with us. the egyptian president held a series of meetings today. he met with the israeli prime minister, president and george mitchell . none of them spoke after the meetings but the officials said more work is need. >>> china 28miners dead after a huge fire. the fire started yesterday inside a coal shaft. investigators live it was triggered when a cable caught fire. the bodies of five victims were found earlier today from inside the mine and rescues are working to retrieve the rest. the mining industry is considered one of the deadliest with accidents and blasts killing close to 3,000 last year alone. >> the new dream liner completed it's first international test flight today. the 787 landed safely outside london direct from seattle. despite that the first delivery to japan is not expected until the end of this year, two years late. >> the company is always a company that is always pushing technology and maybe we did take a little more risk on this plane than we sho

he says christians in places like egypt and palestine, are also leaving due to political pressures. > this superpowers will stay ignoring what happening in the middle east i think maybe in the next 50 or 70 years, the middle east will be empty from christianity. >> reporter: for iraq's christian community, which traces its roots as far back as ancient mesopotamia, it's a bitter prospect. but the only real guarantee for its safety is a secure, stable and democratic iraq. with baghdad's politicians still fighting over forming a new government and american troops soon scheduled to leave, a stable iraq seems to many christians like a dream. "for religion and ethics newsweekly," i'm kate seelye in iraq. >>> in other news, in haiti, pilgrims flock to the sacred water falls to celebrate the festival of our ladyóñ of mt. carmel. the annual event attracts christians and practitioners of voodoo who believe bathing in the water washes away sins and bad luck. this year they pray for a better future for their country that's still recovering from the earthquake six months ago. >>> desmond tutu anno

as a young man, he served in egypt at the first united nations emergency force. this was the unit to that secured an end to the 1956 crisis. the following year, he emigrated to the united states where he soon met and married his wife of nearly 50 years, patricia. together, they settled in the long island community where they raised a family, where he established a successful medical and psychiatric practice. along with a distinguished teaching career, he served as an adviser to the administration where he helped pioneer compassionate and groundbreaking treatments for addiction and mental illness. in fact, their success at adopting these methods is one of the things that governor rockefeller is recognized for, one of his most outstanding legacies. in addition to his son dennis, he leaves behind his beloved wife, his son daniel, and his grandson. i would ask that we adjourn the meeting today in honor of dr. jose herrera. supervisor mirkarimi: can we do that for the whole board? >> thank you, supervisor campos. next is supervisor avalos. supervisor avalos: just an a

they mentioned jerusalem, egypt, all around, to bring people into the city colleges because they need money, and these people will pay more money if they come in here and are educated, so i am not in favor of it. i am in favor ofs people's health. i want to see the shipyard built, but i want to see it clean of also. >> -- fiducia cleaned up also. -- to see it cleaned up also. >> good afternoon, supervisors to reagan thank you for listening to us. as i have been before you numerous times, i am here today. i have sat here and listened, but i've never heard you once say anything about the families, the elderly in hunters point, where i live, when they started turning the dust in 2006, my family was affected. other families were affected. there were nosebleeds, and i stand here and tell you no lies. my children went to the medical center for the doctors to tell them they did not know what was wrong with them. my son works right downstairs, but i am a grandmother, and this is a superfund site. you are still not listening to us. our children need to be tested. i sat here a few minutes ago a

with a pothole in our street or stolen government in our country and in columbia and indonesia and egypt it has had huge ramifications. the whole chapter about global impact, it is 2/3 outside the united states and the million a day of new members they are getting, a million new users are coming mostly from outside the united states. >> the worst use? >> when you have 500 million people in any system you're going to have all kinds of people, a lot of evil, mean, nasty, unfair, cheating, lying, stealing people and there are a lot of humans in facebook. it is a platform for human activity. it is just a platform. if the has no content of its own. it is just people and people can do nasty stuff and they do it. >> they did it on gates and steve jobs and i'm just wondering if you're going to see a second movie on facebook. >> i would love to sell the rights for my book. it will be a good movie. an unfair telling of the story. it is a fixnallized account which is questionable but it will be fun to watch. >> just spell your name right. >> it is called the facebook affect. it is a fascinating rea

as a young man, he served in egypt at the first united nations emergency force.s the unit to that secured an end to the 1956 crisis. the following year, he emigrated to the united states where he soon met and married his wife of nearly 50 years, patricia. together, they settled in t

when he went to egypt in 2001, he was arrested in a post-9/11 crackdown on islamic radicals.was the beginning of his journey back from extremism, a journey that began in the dungeons of cairo's state security headquarters. >> nawaz: everyone was given numbers. my number was 42. and then, what they did is they started with number one, called number one into their interrogation cell. and the rest of the hundreds of people that were there would have to listen to number one scream as he was being electrocuted. then, they would call number two, and everyone had to hear number two scream and... and get electrocuted. they'd call number three. and they'd go up the numbers, one by one. so, you can imagine... i was 42. >> stahl: and you listened to 41 people being... >> nawaz: i'd have to listen to 41 people being tortured. >> stahl: you said "electrocuted." what do you mean, "electrocuted?" >> nawaz: electricity was applied to their genitalia and their teeth. >> stahl: oh, my god. during his trial, he remained defiant. he would walk in and out of court shouting out radical slogans. af

. >>> and one woman in egypt has a lot of diaper changing to do after giving birth to sextuplets monday. amazingly the six babies were conceived without fertility drugs. >>> and now here's an early look at how wall street will kick off the day. the dow opens at 10,537 after gaining 12 points yesterday. the s&p lost a point and the nasdaq dropped 8 points. taking a look at overseas trading this morning, in tokyo the nikkei rose 256 points, while in hong kong the hang seng added 117. >>> stocks were mixed tuesday after a survey on the nation's confidence in the economy showed job worries and anemic wage growth have americans worried. the consumer confidence index came in with a steeper than expected decline for july and now stands at the lowest point since february. >>> housing market news was somewhat more upbeat. home prices rose in may for the second straight month as federal tax incentives pulled in more buyers. however, the report also warned those tax credits have expired, so the gains aren't likely to last. >>> chemical maker dupont was up more than 3% after reporting net income ne

a ship started by a libyan it charity -- a libyan charity carrying aid for gaza and has docked in egypt. in may, israel raided a flotilla of aid ships, leaving nine turkish activists and dad. an man convicted of the murder of british aid worker and in 2004 has disappeared from prison. authorities insist the accused man was due in court for retrial on thursday, but officials in baghdad cannot find them. an opposition politician has been found murdered several days after going missing. the democratic green party says he was found near his abandoned car. his head was almost severed from his body. britain's foreign secretary william hague on a visit to china has said the u.k. has longstanding human rights concerns about tibet and has raised them in his talks with the chinese. for two years, china has kept tibet largely closed to foreign journalists. but now a small group of reporters has been on a rare escorted visit. >> it starts at daybreak. this is to that felt most sacred temple. china's show of force is openly display, a message to the devout. watching from the rooftops, the chinese ma

they have sent saboteurs and terror squads into egypt. they send tentacles into yemen and threaten saudi arabia directly. this is what they do today. when they do not have nuclear weapons, think of what they will do tomorrow when they do have them. it is very hard for modern men and women to come to terms with the role of rationality in human affairs. we tend to think that people in states are driven solely by interest, by a calculation of cost and benefit. we must recognize those to glorify death, and dispatch wards of suicide bombers are not given by grievances which can be addressed or by a despair that can be alleviated. we must recognize their wide- eyed, true believers, even mad believers in the road. they are fanatics to subscribe to a twisted creed and are willing to pay any price for its realization. they are driven by fervent hope that they will succeed at any price. shakespeare advises us to see the method in the madness -- facing today's militants in the middle east, we should be well- advised to see the madness and the method

stop future to transport ships took some seventy thousand officers and men of the czech slew back to egypt to europe. members of the koslow ak army corps were cheering no more arms industry more time ships personal belongings. but even they were not allowed to exceed a certain weight limit with them and this seems to suggest that there was very little room in those ships therefore i cannot honestly believe that the concept of secure itself on a railway course would have been accommodated dear. this picture from the old cause of the military institution prologue shows legion is sitting on crates as they prepare for embarkation. and another photo shows large packages on the ships by what's in them the old like to be found. it's easiest to treasure hunters and got a full stop of all along the route of the gold train believe the part of culture x. was a is hit in some way here. see a game at the inn co-founder of the motor club began looking for the gold in two thousand and five after he met vic to show a local resident. of promise to take sergei to a cave where he said he had found gold bulli

. >> reporter: bp announced yesterday it is selling $7 billion in assets in north america and egypt to help cover the oil spill costs. this morning there is a potential new concern that could stall progress. thad allen says officials are now very closely watching some storms that are forming over puerto rico to see if they could actually move into the gulf and impact the work there. rob? >> emily schmidt in washington. thanks. >>> prime minister cameron is also having to answer questions about the release of the convicted lockerbie bomber. there are mounting criticisms that bp pressured the government to release him from jail to gain access to oil. senators from new york and new jersey met with the prime minister and asked him to order an investigation. >> the best news that we came out with was that the prime minister said that our request for an independent investigation, not just to look at the documents, was still on the table. >> cameron said he believes the libyan was released by the scottish government on humanitarian grounds because he was seriously ill. >>> and one more note f

it's time for the main headline pope dogs to be in charge of a chip bound for gaza and egypt off to israel tended to wait in the blockaded territory. no end in sight u.s. war in afghanistan has now become washington's. pain of. the. last from the past the beginning of cooperation between the u.s. and the city in the height of the cold war. space mission thirty five years ago. was on the menu when the german chancellor called. the international community is not the famous pool. party president obama meet and who gets. up next the mystery of a train with the russian gold reserves which disappeared a century ago the surrounding the story to this day that's not a special report next to nazi. russia's celebrated deep sea submersibles have uncovered quite a few secrets hidden under water. on one occasion a scientific expedition found traces of the so-called gold train which crashed into lake baikal in the early twentieth century. according to the scientists part of the russian empire as gold reserves is still to be still on the lake bed amidst what is left of old railway cause. some claim it lie

biggest one-- $7 billion in assets to apache corp, including properties in west texas, new mexico and egypt. b.p. is also selling $1.7 billion in assets to pakistan and vietnam. proceeds will help fund b.p.'s gulf cleanup efforts. and b.p. was on the agenda today at a white house meeting between president obama and british prime minister david cameron. after that meeting, cameron said he understands americans' anger over the gulf spill and said b.p. must be held accountable. >> tom: still ahead, this chicago duplex is getting a new lease on life with help from uncle sam. we look at a plan rehabbing foreclosures and reselling them. >> susie: apple was the top banana after the market close today. the stock surged more than 3% after the company released stunning quarterly results. apple earned $3.11 a share, 40 cents more than estimates. net income jumped 78% in the fiscal third quarter. revenues were also better than expected-- up 61% to a record $15.7 billion, a billion more than analysts expected. for more analysis, we turn to our in-house technology guy, scott gurvey. scott, wow, that was

choose a geneticist and senior scientific fellow at the mosque based standing center because a check of egypt and that's it for now from all of us here if you want to have your say on spotlight just drop a lie let's keep the show interactive we'll be back tomorrow with more first and comment on what's going on in and outside russia until then stay on r.t. and take care. oh those are all toto published it is called a search on the east west never told. historical hotels of a culture in the city. called small. as a good up until the stroke or less to become of her toe. russia is on high toxic alert as china was thousands of barrels of explosive chemicals into a major. proposals from south korea claim a russian investigation exonerate the normal from blame over the sinking of the some of the bullshit despite international thing to the contrary. fictitious sounds embarrassing. strategy following the massive leak of the us military secrets. no someone loving in moscow is record breaking temperatures he's helped the capital sparking and covering the c.c. in a shroud of small. and on the business de

there is instability in egypt. -- there is stability in egypt.we should take this opportunity and i am prepared to do it. there is risk. that is what leaders do. you take risk. only three people came back to second time to govern israel. when you get to be at my advanced age, you do not come back to spend time in office. you come back to do something. i am prepared to do something. i am prepared to take risks. i will let take risks with their security. -- i will not take risks with our security. i know that president obama is willing to assist us. he has credibility in the arab world. this is important. this is an asset that we must use. but we need to get on with it. we must stop all of the delays and start now, next week. get the talks going. only if we start them can we complete them. i think people talk about the economy, a top-down political process. it can only be handled from the very top. it can be done by the leaders themselves. you cannot just have the leaders show up for ceremonies. it cannot happen with committees and holding endless

has agreed to sell assets in north america canada and egypt for a total of seven billion dollars to a pasha corp the british oil giant has plans to sell some ten billion dollars of assets within one year to pay for damages related to the gulf of mexico oil spill they deal with the u.s. oil exploration firm would cover almost half of the twenty billion escrow fund b.p. has set up to pay for the spill damage claims the deals are expected to be closed in the third quarter. russian bookmaker beth league has signed a contract with the country's football premier league to allow it to start making bets at stadiums before matches the company will invest up to five million dollars on the project and expects the first return about three years. explains. one two way drew some money while at a sports event but tired of the track now you can risk your sure down at the football stanion as deeply resp repaired to kick off their one surefire win now will be the football association and its deal with back league it will receive half of all the earnings are made by the bookmakers inside the stadium the

cleanup is almost $4 billion and growing, so today bp sold assets in the united states, canada and egypt to the apache corporation for some $7 billion. brian? >> anne thompson starting us off from louisiana tonight. anne, thanks. >>> a related story in a way. the new british prime minister david cameron is on his first official trip to washington, and front and center today, were questions about bp having to do with libya and not louisiana, specifically, it's possible involvement in the release of the terrorist bomber behind the pan am 103 lockerbie disaster. our chief white house correspondent chuck todd with us from the north lawn tonight. good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. the so-called special relationship between the united states and great britain has been tested of late thanks to the actions by a company formally known as british petroleum. david cameron addressed those controversies at a joint press conference today with president obama. >> i completely understand the anger that exists right across america. the oil spill in the gulf of mexico is a catastrophe. let us

thirty eight different countries with even some new exhibit says showing for the first time they are egypt's taiwan ok there's also a huge amount of noise that's by suggesting business care is career three disco it's about time share russia's biggest players in the aviation industry representatives herr von braun airfield terror of kools as these two point with that stupid jet but also titanium a coke vs and here i based my. gave the russian defense. defense and export company ross about on exports and russian helicopters among many other deals have already been signed by the russians and there's some pay that this is falling from might signal a recovery in the aerospace industry which has taken a beating in the economic crisis i spoke to the head of boeing said it captured ok here's what he had to say about bob's. we definitely hope so i think there was some signs you know that the mob had just gotten bad definitely no adeline's. way more interest for the new airplanes you know definitely finance and they is no problem like a teen mom said but you know i think it will show you know what wil

. >>> in news of the world tonight, along the egypt gaza border.re hundreds of holes in the under ground wall. surveillance video shows one smuggler using a blow torch to cut through the barrier. smugglers use under ground path ways. >>> 723 people have died so far. >>> paul the octopus became a season. the team actually went 8-8. and the full-time between spain and the never lands. a ted case from state did not have a pretty pseudoty as a paw caption. >> all right, well vandals target urban honey bees. up next, the bizarre crime that [ powder cleaner what? mr. clean magic eraser bath scrubber? quick question... what does she see in him? well, his scrubbing surface is 30% larger these days. [ spray bottle yea, that was rhetorical. [ liquid cleaner one more thing, he cleans three times more soap scum per swipe than you, so ha. see, i don't think you know what rhetorical means. oh look at this, this is where he says "i'm mr. clean, i don't just clean, i bring out the shine, too!" ding! [ liquid cleaner what was that? [ spray bottle that was the noise

the libyan ship on its way to dollars a dock to egypt to unload humanitarian aid in a vessel called hope have been stopped by the israeli navy which has in place a maritime blockade on the palestinian autonomy the two tons of aid sent by the gadhafi foundation headed by the son of the. travel to gaza and. israel has criticized in maine when crew members of a turkish ship with aid supplies on court are killed sixty lawyers from around the world have gathered to be stern both to file a lawsuit against israel and paid for its actions in the fatality rate. pakistan has van indian film that stars and some of bin laden look at nyc the country's sense aboard has objected to the portrayal of the wells most wanted man saying it could trigger a terrorist attack marty's charan singh meets the people behind the film and asks is the world ready for post nine eleven humor. this could well be the biggest scoop of my career interviewing the world's most wanted terrorist however this man does not have a twenty five million dollar reward on his head in fact he's not all summer bin ladin but an actor in a

. >>> in news of the world tonight, along the egypt gaza border.re are hundreds of holes in the under ground wall. surveillance video shows one smuggler using a blow torch to cut through the barrier. smugglers use under ground path ways. >>> 723 people have died so far. >>> paul the octopus became a season. the team actually went 8-8. and the full-time between spain and the never lands. a ted case from state did not have a pretty pseudoty as a paw caption. >> all right, well vandals target urban honey bees. up next, the bizarre crime that has police invest gaiting. >>> and beekeepers keep up their surveillance [trumpet playing "reveille" throughou reviving the economy means reinventing the way we do business. here's to the owners showing us the way. [trumpet playing "reveille" fades to silence >>> police in san francisco are investigating an unusual crime that happened in the hayes valley neighborhood. hundreds of thousands of honey bees deliberately killed. tonight, we know how they were killed, the question is, why? ktvu's david stevenson has our

mind but in the end the captain gave in to israel's order and without much fuss docked the ship in egypt for the israelis it's a victory they say the fact that the united states and european union convinced the ship to change its course legitimizes their position but activists disagree they say the libyan effort puts the story of gaza back in the headlines her must accuse israel of climbers see and insists its refusal to allow aid ships to reach gaza is in breach of international law in the congress who traveled in still travel must continue because we're now facing a battle to break the blockade imposed in gaza and this battle is related to the land of palestine and jerusalem and to the blockade of jerusalem as well but the jury's still out on whether the restrictions israel has in place are legal or not you can apply. a maritime blockade if there is an armed conflict. and according to various judges of the supreme court officer it is a conflict that we have with the hamas and you can apply to any sure which is either occupied or under the control of the other party last month is one an

has agreed to sell assets in north america canada and egypt for seven billion dollars to a part chief corp the british oil giant have plans to sell some ten billion dollars of assets within one year in order to pay for damages related to the gulf of mexico oil spill the deal with the u.s. oil exploration firm would cover almost half of the twenty billion escrow fund b.p. has set up to pay for spill damage claims the deals are expected to be closed in the third quarter of this year. bondholders of the international industrial bank or bash problem because there's no international meeting in moscow on wednesday they'll try and restructure the debt that measure from bank has to has failed to pay those becoming the first russian bank to default on euro bonds and bought a decade now will it become harder for other russian companies to borrow abroad they said the police over explores the issue. one the rotten apple can spoil the whole barrel that they're concerned about this bank which we are not to feel international industrial is the fourth russian bank to default on the external board sin

just say we have to understand sorry listen to the fight of the arabic women in syria today or in egypt and other in other countries south saying a word now we we need to be as a citizen in all of this country because we are women we need to be free and all this women are fighting and i'm fighting with them i cannot have i cannot accept this double discourse and for the people the girls who are converted in france they are used as a tool of you know. in the streets to take more and more women and the full veil we have to face that and working on the grassroots and i'm sorry to say that working alone again because all the women all the people here are afraid to talk about the. they are afraid to denounce what's happening in the grassroots so my question is what is the future of my people we want we are in european muslim and i am algerian too and proud to be married i want to be a part not to be excluded maryam you want to jump in there before the break go ahead yeah i just want to come back on two things i think it's very important to be very clear here we're not opposed to the burka in

has agreed to sell assets in north america canada and egypt for a total of seven billion dollars to corp the british oil giant had planned to sell some ten billion dollars worth of assets within one year to help pay for damages related to the gulf of mexico oil spill the deal with the u.s. oil exploration firm would cover more than a third of the two twenty billion dollars escrow fund b.p. has set up to pay for spill damage claims the deals are expected to be closed in the third quarter. the russian car market is recovering after the crisis auditing firm price waterhouse coopers says the cash for clunkers program gave a sizable boost to the sector the other strong performing segment is the luxury end of the market to discuss the report and details i'm joined by stanley root an automotive expert at price house russia so stanley how well is the car market recovering in russia so far. well two thousand and nine was a really tough year for the russian kamarck it sales dropped to about fifty percent by comparison with prior year first six months of this year we're beginning to see some signs

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a great example is the president of egypt. he was elected several times and no one would call him a democratic leader. host: nags head, north carolina. drags, good morning. caller: yes. thank you for taking my call. i have a couple questions for your guest whose insights have been have very informative. urpt talking about pakistan earlier. how did they get their nuclear capability? and the second question is, with the monetary support that we give them, do you think that they are really kind of evening it up? or do you think they're kind of watching this? -- patching this? guest: well, that's the million dollar question. there are a lot of smart people in ashington that are trying to figure this out. as to the nuclear question, i believe pakistan has some help from the chinese although they deny it. they developed nuclear weapons from the 80s and 90s in response to india's development of nuclear weapons. there was a time when pakistan was sanctioned by the united states, and people say, you know, that didn't really work well e

we also discussed in -- and are looking towards interconnection between egypt and crete and greece andow that is for me, the most important part of the work for the mediterranean, because, the point here is that you can have as much generation of internally from green sources as you want, unless you have the right interconnections it is like having nothing. you cannot actually use the energy so you have to be able to transfer it to where the need is and sometimes it is even further north than greece but has to get into the european union and that is where greece comes in, as a hub in the one sense. the second as you say, renewable energy itself. you said it is very... i was told when i was visiting the nrl here in denver, last year, they told me that greece along with the island of hawaii are probably the two richest places in the world for renewables, if you take into accounts solar, wind and geothermal. greece has a huge capacity but most of it comes from the islands or some of the coastlines and unless, as you put it, have some kind of a... that allows you to tap into the energy, th