the gift of god eternal life. pays for and says i want to give this to you. in order for a gift to be ours, we must be willing to receive it. we must be willing to accept it. we take our billfold or our checkbook and we try to write a check and pay for it. it is no longer a gift when we try to buy it for it if we try to work for an urn, it is not to get rid of get to something that somebody else buys and pays for an says here, i want to give this to you. the story of the gospel of jesus christ is that god sent his only begotten son into this world to purchase the forgiveness of sin so that he could give us the gift of the forgiveness of sin and give us everlasting life so that we could spend eternity with him. you say how to you receive that gift? the scripture tells us plainly -- if thou shalt confess with timeout to lord jesus christ, believe in by heart that god has written from the dead, thou shalt be saved. with the heart, man believes center-right systems and with a mouth confession is made on to salvation.

. >> "liberate me eternally from eternal death." terazÍn was eternal death.through this music they found the mechanism by which they could sing to god with assurance that god's presence is with them, and so i think they found in this work a spiritual reawakening or a spiritual reassurance. >> reporter: the singing of verdi at terezin had a profound impact on the prisoners and singers, like survivor marianka zadikow-may, speaking recently at a symposium. >> we wanted to be liberated and just hope that there is a loving hashem in heaven who will hear you and liberate you. >> reporter: in the wretched camp, says survivor vera schiff, verdi's requiem was a lifeline. >> it was part of the defiance, to keep up our spirits, to keep us in a frame of mind, you want to live, you want to live another day. that was helping over the hunger, over the illnesses and depravation, and that carries you a long way under the circumstances when we feared for our life day by day. >> we felt great because otherwise we had no opportunity to show the nazis that we don't, we're not afr

and eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow. artsy most go so we got a few minutes the secret killer in india r t why sal giunta from the area for parts of the country but made a reported and i count of four by the world health organization. and now some other headlines from around the world here in the u.s. house of representatives has approved legislation prohibiting money being spent on transferring guantanamo detainees to the u.s. for trials it's yet to be approved by the senate and the law was suggested after the first detainee to go on trial was found guilty of just one of hundreds of terrorist charges against him as a back to president obama's efforts to close the military prison. forces from stan have seized more than one hundred seventy kills of nouri ouattara on the afghan border and armed afghan drug dealers trying to cross the border under the cover of the night after a short clash with police more than two tons of d

and eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow it's unavoidable artsy moscow. now let's get to some other headlines from around the world at this hour the u.s. house of representatives has approved legislation to stop money being spent on transferring one ton of mode detainees to the u.s. with trials it's yet to be approved by the senate a law was suggested after the first detainee to go on trial was found guilty of just one of hundreds of terrorism charges against him. forces from a touch you can stand have seized more than one hundred and seventy kilos of marijuana on the afghan border drug dealers trying to cross the border under the cover of night escape after a short clash with police more than two tons of drugs have been seized into g q stands since the beginning of the year now russia afghanistan pakistan and you could start have agreed to combine joint narcotics operations. and in just a moment of silence here with business

and eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow down a bike or artsy. time out of the business news with korea. hello welcome to our business program here on r t thanks for watching a group of french delegates including prime minister francois fillon is in moscow for talks on joint efforts in the economic scientific technical and humanitarian sectors our seas correspondent daniel bushel reports ok will have that all bush will reporting on this event later in the program prime minister porter wants a homegrown pharmaceutical industry to supply ninety percent of essential drugs as the put in says he wants fifty percent of medical equipment to be produced domestically by twenty twenty analysts say the move seems to conflict with calls to build a more open economy there is always a constant conflict for a government between trying to protect the must of producers and opening the economy but i will have to help on the opening i mean and

. ♪ ♪ yes, we belong together for eternity. ♪ ♪ yojsre4ine úgd l'ur lips 2ulong to me. ♪ ♪ yes, theyto say this, but it's coming from my heart. it's been a long time coming, we fell apart. said you want to work this out. but i don't think you're going to change. i do but you don't. we go our separate ways. tell me why i should stay in this relationship? ♪ ♪ i'm hurtin', baby, i ain't happy, baby. there's so many hurts i got to deal with, i think that you wén you2 xsit want to but goto let it go. the body aisit jumpin' like it used to. ♪ ♪ let it burn. ♪ got somebody here but i want you. ♪ ♪ do you understand? can you feel my pain? it's not the way you feel because iknow i múbe a 2qstake. 2 know she a$g't comingack. hh♪ 2u ♪ said i don't know what i'm going to do. ♪ ♪ you've been gone for too long. ♪ ♪ until you return, oh, oh, i got to let it burn. ♪ >> hope that you enjoyed the blast from the past. thank you for joining us. thank you for the work you do to make the bay area the great place it is. your work is our inspiration. we want to hear from you. contact us at bay area vista.co

it changes hearts, minds and direction for eternity. it has huge impact in the lives of people so they understand they can have this relationship with jesus chri. thags the that is the most important thing in the wor. >> thank you for joining us on the oadcast. >> it is a privilege. >> finay this week, every year christians tral to the holy land to see the bible come to life. >> deed, charlene israel introduces us tsome that are going so they can live out bible prophecies. >> volunteers from the united states ancanada have local jewish vent nors wandering if not just the grapes but the times e ripening. close to the times of comi, the sons of foreigners would be their vine dressers. >> during the times of the final they will fulfill the other prof fis. >> what started out as a 1-time family project has grown into ministrieswith 150 north american volunteers. >> word of god is true and people need to connect and come to the land to experience the harvest. >> we want to come out here and fulfill prophecy. we read the bible with jeremiah a

time and again, when things grew old, humbaba alone believed himself eternal and young, still powerful, able to defeat all. humbaba didn't want to know one fact: that accumulation will lead to eruptive change. but, sadly, when suddenly he realized it after all, he chose to check its power on all, the tall. he crushed all the shrubs and plants leaving them creeping and broken all over. he damaged the flowers and colors, the flowers withered, their leaves all burned and soon they were throwing their seeds every which way and when the whole orchard changed into a dry, gray waste, humbaba, his mind like stone, shouted his horrible cry of fire and burned all that gray and yellow, birds of all kinds were flying away with ashes in their beaks which humbaba couldn't oversee any more or ever set on fire. then, grandfather ended his day and continued closing his big thick yellow book, turning to his grandsons and daughters and anding them a big red bud, then bidding them good night and laying his head on his yawning book, he glances solemnly at the full moon in the core of the sky, his eyelids b

earthquakes wars rumors of wars we're living in the final days before eternity. could overtake you sooner than you think all you have to do is turn on the evening news to understand that a cataclysmic drama is about to be played out in the theater world of prayer you and i are living right now. in the days of the fulfillment of bible prophecy days that prophet. jeremiah could only look forward to. each of. the. making disciples. teaching the leaders the compromising message of jesus to. assure of drugs and divorce and homosexuality and pornography and satanism and suicide and incest and we're all the slimy shaking this is not progress ladies and john. what we are experiencing as a nation is top progress. plus with shockwave the mileage spreading through the middle east more fair all prophecy of armageddon what alba signs convince these people that the end of the old is a pox. on a lot of christians are convinced that the apocalypse may be coming soon take a look at the rapture index on the world wide web so gentlemen from books to blogs to the back pews the buzz

it is the first time in years that the eternal city has suffered unrest like this. rage was directed against the italian prime minister, but it was also directed against measures like an increase in student fees. despite all of the allegations of corruption and cities and florida stories of the italian prime minister's -- and the lurid stories of italian prime minister, he survived. the fact remains that many believe he is the best leader to manage a troubled economy. >> the main asset that berlusconi maintained today, i think there is no clear alternative to him and his majority role. >> despite the enormous hold he has over the italian media, silvio berlusconi only just got the votes he needed today and he left the chamber a weakened leader. >> the head of the south korean army has resigned at a time of heightened tension in the korean peninsula. the general resigned after reports linked him to a financial scandal. just last month the north korean defense minister -- the south korean defense minister resigned. he had been attacked after actions that left four sout

it is the first time in years the eternal city has suffered unrest like this. the rage was directed against the italian prime minister but it was also directed like an increase in student fees. despite the allegations of corruption and lurid stories of the faltalyn prime minister helping a 17-year-old student dancer, he survives. the fact is, he remains the choice of many to survive the economic crisis. >> i think the big problem in italy is thatted reason he -- is that they lack a clear alternative to him. >> despite the hold he has over the italian media, silvio berlusconi only just got the votes he needed today, and he left the chamber a weakened leader. bbc news, rome. >> an f.b.i. team has arrived in the swedish capital to help investigate the bombing there saturday. the bomber and two people were killed in the attack. >> in the picture postcard winter wonderland of sweden, a suicide bomber was the last thing they expected. on saturday night, first one explosion, this in a car, and then another, a short distance away, on a busy shopping street, changed all

am blessed and holy sanctified and beloved i am a singular witness and reflecting mirror of your eternal oneness. >> please join us in just a moment when we return to mosaic today is a special day. today, we gather as a nation and as an international community to recognize the selfless decision of one of the most influential women of our time. she's been recognized by religious figures, and politicians around the world. to us, she's just rachael, but to the rest of the world she's the woman who, after having one too many drinks, chose not to drive home buzzed. here today to honor rachael is the family whose lives she spared. >>> welcome back to mosaic. we are in the midst of a conversation about a wonderful new siddur put together by a congregation in san francisco we are joined by rabbi angel and member andrew rammer what you see on your screen is a picture of what in the siddur in the prayer book? >> these are -- this is just to have photography in a siddur is an innovation itself but this is a beautiful picture by our artist andre gerra do you want to say more about what these redwood

. >> reporter: james carlson with hills of eternity cemetery is talking about the jewish tradition of leaving a stone or pebble at the grave of a loved one. >> and it's left on a headstone to say i was here today and i remembered you. permanent. >> reporter: carlson says the stones are never removed by the grounds keepers and many headstones are covered with them. including the grave of airline law man wyatt earp who is buried here. >> there are flowers that show up on what i think is his birthday every year from an unknown source. right here we've got opec -- a poker chip here that someone left. >> reporter: the tradition may have started with the jewish faith, but the gesture seems to be spreading. even the national cemetery in arlington, virginia. >> this is spreading throughout arlington. and in non-jewish sections they are finding many graves are marked with tiny pebbles and stones. >> reporter: go to cbs5.com, click on the icon to send me your good question. ♪ ♪ ten thousand watts of xmas cheer ♪ ♪ ten thousand watts glow brightly clear ♪ ♪ the colored lights will shine sincere,

for youthful russian girls are becomes the first ever man to perform a place jump on top of an eternal. let's start with the champions league and spartak moscow have bowed out of the competition despite a two one win over jelena and so back here the game was delayed by twenty five minutes after spotting fans through flares and invaded the pitch on a night when the final group games were played after the spotlight manager of a doctor said the authorities need to get tougher with possible makers as the players have to leave the field twice a spot at already failed to reach the non-fan stages of pain from trying to win three was goals from alex absent the muscovite side finished third in group at the top down to the europa league seeded ball chelsea top the group despite losing one nil at last say in group madrid finished as runaway winners are three pournelle victories as a career that is a mark not in their contract and ac milan took second spot despite losing to the n.l. at home to my absolute elsewhere in group d. by an basel to finish comfortably top of the world that took the point

bob dylan calls it eternal young. i think there are certain songs that help you live without fear.hen you are living in fear, you invest in violence. fear is expensive, just ask president bush. inn love. and what marvin gaye says is true, war is not the answer, only love can conquer hate. these things are not cliches, they are truisms. if we implement them, you will see a transformation in the bay area, richmond, oakland, the mission. all places where we need to dismantle the violence, the fear, the unnecessary pain that goes on. >> you are a person that has lived a pretty miraculous life. pretty extraordinary what you have accomplished, the range of people you have been able to touch with your music. you chose a beautiful word in spanish for your foundation -- miracle. could you talk about what the foundation has been able to do? >> we are able to empower and give young people a way for them to develop their own decisions. i started with my own vision. there are people like andre agassi who helped finance. desmond tutu. in essence, in the bay area, like on larkin street, i want to

is a religious responsibility to terrorize children with the image of hell and eternal punishment for themselves and those they love? perhaps worst of all, to consider women and inferior creation. is that good for the world? can you name me a religion that has not done that? to insist that we are created and not involved in the face of all the evidence, to say that certain books of legend and myth, man-made and primitive, [inaudible] religion forces nice people to do unkind things. it also makes intelligent people say stupid things. handed a small baby for the first time, why reach for a sharp stone to do the work of the lord? [laughter] as it has been aptly put, the good will do the good they -- the best they can. ifou want to have good people do wicked things, you will need religion. i have one minute and 57 seconds to y why i think this is self evident in our material world. let me ask tony again, because he is here, and because the place where he is seeking peace is the birthplace of monotheism. you may think it is unusually filled with love and peace. everyone in the civilized wo

that is an awareness of god's eternal presence. >> catholic church canonized her. >> she is a saint ofall churches. >> relationship with jesus. discipleship lasted for 11 ye

each day becomes eternity of days the sun never sets or rises the light bulb on a wire as i burn you 117 times with my cigarettes while the other guards have gone out for a meal beef stake tomatoes and red wines then i will ask for your for giveness. you look at me or rather you stair at me, make a picture on my eyelids and my disks covering my ice to the pupils through the tinted lenses. i wear the sun glasses in the room so this look a stair i have said, and a beast looks from his bodied cage where pain is made to a commodity of sugary things. your head pulled from the basin of water your breath can make me into our god but a god without rivers a god without shadows shadow lonely on his thrown making you look more the whore. i whisper into the hole beneath the cracked blood and bonus. is it possible for me to also be saved? you begin wretching the vomit heaths you up from the cot where you were held by the chain you cannot stop the wretching continuing shaking of your arms. the hands not removed yet. i take the bottle of wine which i have been drinking and toss it down your throat

>> i was going to say hope reigns eternal. >> you are asking me.i don't know allful the answers but they will win. they will win by two. >> if they win by two, you know, people are going to be calling me. >> yes. that's true. >> thank you very much. >> you got it. >>> highways closed. 50 mile-an-hour winds. whiteout conditions. yeah, we're going to take you to the upper midwest, where a powerful snowstorm is burying parts of the area in as many as 20 inches of snow. it is being called one of the worst snowstorms to hit there in decades. that and more, tonight at 10:00 on the cw. >> nothing like that here for us. we just have fog and we complain. >> exactly. >> that will be in effect until 9:00 a.m. so be careful out there. >> good to know. >>> that will do it for this edition of eyewitness news. we will see you again at 11:00. good night. ,,,,,,,,,, it's really delicious, mom. it's not too well done? nope. but it is a job well done. what are you reading, sweetie? her diary. when you're done, i'd love some feedback. sure. your mom and i read that th

eternity. good night, everybody. [cheers and applause] ,,,,,,,,,,, >>> you're watching cbs5 "eyewitness news." >>> i'm beyond disappointed, i'm disgusted. >> known to cause cancer and develop opment al problems in children but approved to be sprayed on strawberry fields near schools. the chemicals and the precautions necessary to keep people safe. >>> two cities fighting for one baseball team. who just missed a fat hanging curve ball in the battle between oakland and san jose. >>> the sacramento kings head to a different kind of court. why they are taking action from the basketball court to the courtroom. ♪ [ music ] . >> he is the voice of a legendary rock group "the who." the ground-breaking treatment that saved his voice. good evening, i'm dana king. ken bass teed a is on assignment tonight. >>> it's a pesticide known to cause cancers but the state has given permission to tea spray it on our fruits and vegetables. it is called me they'll iodide. the fight against using it. >> reporter: here in watsonville, the str

if you do not opt out, but we're getting your soul for all eternity. do you know what percentage opted out? 11%. companies know this. they can do a better job with privacy policies. >> one of the things that i know you and others at the ftc had knowledge is that the agency has talked a little bit with adobe about flash cooking technology. could you talk a little bit about that? >> one of the obstacles today do not track mechanism for third parties is that the browser at this point -- not all browsers can block -- and i think most browsers cannot block third- party adobe flash cookies. we're working with adobe to come up with the way to do that. there are very smart people who develop browsers and internet technology for the major vendors and they are looking at that too. >> are there other enforcement actions coming down with respect to privacy? >> yes. put adobe aside. this is a policy issue with respect to adobe. we have a number in -- a number of investigations with regard to privacy. you will see more. >> anything you'll be able to detail? >> not t

trust and confidence between the government of sudan and not only the armed movements but also the eternally displaced persons and the and the refugees saw there is the need to rebuild trust and confidence there is the need to address the root causes of the conflict in there for which is about power sharing about wealth sharing about land about composition and about about justice and the end to impunity. earlier this month and attack a military attack. on the parts of the sudanese government that there are full rebels enter for us prompted you to demarche the government well what was hard to miss reaction when they listened because what i did but they didn't listen but because we have two primary mondays you know me first protection of the civilian population and the facilitation of the delivery of humanitarian assistance. to those in need so windy as conflict over fees restrictions by the government and often by the arm movement themselves which prevents us from. delivering on our common is all we have to demolish the government but at the same time and also demise or those who are of struc

. >> james karen son with hills of eternity cemetery is talking about the jewish tradition of leaving one. >> it's left on a headstone to say "i was here today and i remembered you." permanent. >> carlson says the stones are never removed by the groundskeepers and many head stones are covered with them. including the grave of legendary arizona law man wyatter who is also buried here. in fact, people leave all kinds of things at his grave. >> there are flowers that show up on what i think is his birthday every year from an unknown source, right here we've got a poker chip that someone left. >> carlson says while the tradition of leaving a stone or a month men men thome have started with the jewish faith it seems to be spreading even to the national cemetery throughout arlington. >> it is spreading throughout arlington and in non-jewish sections they are finding many graves are marked with tiny pebbles and stones. >> go to cbs5.com. click on icon to send me your good question. how did pond t >> about time to throw a load of dirt on the 49ers grave. i'm dennis o'donnell and how did they

you have given us your soul for all eternity. do you know how many people opted out? 11%. that's a significant online gaming commuters. >> to turn towards enforcement, one of the things i know you and others at the ftc reported was you talked about flash cookie technology. what is the ftc doing in that space? >> well, one of the obstacles to a do not track mechanism is that the browser at this point, not all browsers can block. i don't think they can block adoe by flash cookie. we are working with adobe to do that and they are smart people who have browsers. >> with respect to adobe and others in the space, are there others involved with this in respect to privacy? >> yes. put adobe a side. this is a policy issue with respect to adobe, but we have a number of investigations involving internet privacy in the pipeline. we had a few announcements in the last few weeks, but you'll see more. >> anything you can detail? >> no. >> i tried. >> one of the areas that you have worked on in this report thirdly is simplified consumer choice that companies are not providing in your word

for that matter moving around the city for me it's a symbol of life and symbol and i turn it on an eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why a driver is now finding new ways to see the back relax and go with the flow however slow to the boy artsy moscow or you can just take the metro take a look at some other stories now making headlines across the globe four people have died because with police eighty during protests over preliminary results of last month's presidential election political offices were set on fire while the streets in the capital port au prince have been blocked by burning tires and concrete blocks businesses schools and the airport were shot by the rioting involving thousands the electoral commission has declared a recount with all three cabinets present a major concession after the violent unrest. already is in the u.s. have set fire to an alleged bomb factory in you're saying diego they say the building was packed with explosive chemicals of the type used by suicide bombers and setting a light

and eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights and frond that's what a driver is they're finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow. are at sea. five american pilots who thought alcohol is the best way to keep yourself warm in the freezing cold of siberia and now in the media spotlight c.c.t.v. footage showing a boozy brawl involving the servicemen who were in russia for military drills has been leaked online the fight broke out at one of the most luxury of hotels in the siberian city of new day last month the polish got drunk or celebrating their last day of service and began bothering the hotel staff training to gain their attention the brawlers switch to each other security forces had to get involved to stop the punch up between the drunk servicemen or left russia straight after the royal with the protection of diplomatic immunity. as well as braving the antarctic one man also braved the sky a russian base jumper became the first person to leap off this two thousand meter high mountain on the world's c

an eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow it's not going to artsy moscow. and that's why for the business update with shot it. well i welcome to the business program here on r.t. with me scholem's folly u.s. regulators of frozen assets of unnamed investors who bought shares in russian juice group. just before pepsico announces takeover bid someone use a swiss bank account to buy four hundred thousand american depository receipts which are a proxy for wimbledon shares in the new york stock exchange it's illegal in most developed markets to use inside information to profit from moves the share prices last july russia adopted a law against insider trading their regulators are still working out how to force it down a deals jumped twenty eight percent in new york last week i would have unnamed investors a profit of about two point seven million dollars. leading softer employees the pepsi co will invest more than one billion dollars

an eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see the back relax and go with the flow however slow down a boycott artsy moscow. well now let's have a quick look at some of the stories making headlines around the world at this stage of the day and first to haiti with take to the streets there to protest the preliminary results of last month's presidential these four people were killed during clashes between some political offices have been set on fire while the capital's main streets of burning tarzan concrete blocks businesses schools have been shut. authorities in the u.s. of. san diego they say the building was packed with explosive chemicals of the type used by suicide. was the best way to destroy it was rented by unemployed software engineer. fifty four year old george beck was arrested last month when a backyard explosion. the battle against drugs in afghanistan is intensifying with a new player joining the fight a central asian drugs quartet has been formed here in moscow

an eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow it's on a bike or artsy moscow. now let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world thousands of taken to reach across haiti to protest against the preliminary results of last month's presidential elections at least four people were killed during clashes with police some political offices have been set on fire while the capital's main streets have been blocked by burning tires and concrete blocks business is schools in airports and the airport i should say have been shut down. but suspected bomb factory near san diego has been destroyed by local authorities the building packed with explosive chemicals was burned to the ground it was decided we too dangerous to remove the hazardous materials which are used by suicide bombers the house was rented by an unemployed software engineer who's now in jail and now faces charges of bank robbery and bomb making. well ever

russia relations and the message did behind eternity and its significance did resonate with many senators and they voted yes to the treaty president obama's being tarsus stressing that other doors for cooperation with russia would it could be close without this one opened and it was open there is you know there's a gallows there is iran's there are plans for cooperation on missile defense in europe has been very vocal about the fact that building trust with russia brings the u.s. only benefits and the new start is a very important part of that trust. to bring you into a coma so you should. know of course it's russia's too and to follow suit and ratify the new arms reduction treaty is not what reaction coming expect from russia . those were weeks and weeks of heated arguments pro and cons in washington and of course small scale has been watching counseling the vote was more about the u.s. credibility abroad rather than that of russia's because president medvedev assured the rock obama from the very beginning that russian lawmakers were ready for a new start as soon as it was clear that the

responses to eternal political sort of school problems that exist in poland affected him. that poland has a lot of no problems and that the polish society is divided and this is understandable because this was a real tragedy and they had other tragedies this was a real tragedy for them but this should not affect our relations and we will that's the first thing i'd like to say and then secondly is of them will this should not nothing because anybody to politicise the work of the international aviation authority and i think when polish politicians are reasonable enough to accept these conclusions without making political comments about them who are human pretty. well the ones that are inspired over of was being practiced in russia for decades did we recognize didn't we recognize days for hours on spies are you talking about you know what's far as you would agree with the event of need what it would mean it does. what conclusions did we make from the incidents and i have to say it became clear to me that. modern russia has an illegal spying service. you know old people who wo

an eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow. artsy. now let's take a look at some other stories from around the world and the u.s. house of representatives has approved legislation to stop one spent on transfer in guantanamo detainees to the u.s. for trials it's yet to be approved by the senate and the law was suggested after the first meeting to go in trial was found guilty of just one of hundreds of terrorist charges against him. at least nineteen people have been killed and hundreds injured after a head on collision between two trains and he's from bangladesh witnesses described hearing a tremendous bang followed by one of the trains folding over the other official said the crash was the result of a signaling arab. forces from patrik a stand have seized more than one hundred seventy kilos of nori while on the afghan border armed drug dealers to try to cross the border under the cover of night escape after a short clash with p

time for that while moving around the city for me it's a symbol of life a symbol or turning to an eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow it's not like an artsy moscow. and out of other headlines from around the world the u.s. house of representatives have approved legislation giving money being spent on transferring guantanamo detainees to the u.s. for trials it's yet to be approved by the senate the law was suggested after the first day need to go into trial was found guilty of just one of hundreds of terrorist charges against him it's a setback to president obama's efforts to close the military prison. at least nine have been killed and hundreds injured after a head on collision between two trains in eastern bangladesh witnesses described hearing a tremendous bang followed by a wire of the trains of all to go over the other officials at the crash was the result of a signaling error the military has been called to a system urgenc

an eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see back relax and go with the flow however slow it's not going to artsy moscow. now take a look at some other stories from around the world and chile's president says conditions of the prison where over eighty people were killed by fire were in him a blaze broke out overnight during a riot at the overcrowded facility the fire only became public when and then made to use an illegal cell phone to call state television in an attempt to get help witnesses claim guards a lot of the prison gates hindering access for firefighters. at least nineteen people have been killed and hundreds injured after a head on collision between two trains in eastern bangladesh witnesses described hearing a tremendous bang followed by one of the trains holding over the other an official said the crash was a result of a signalling error the military has been called to assist emergency services and rescue operations. forces from to take a stand of seize more th

an eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new ways to see the back relax and go with a smile however small. artsy. five american pilots who thought alcohol is the best way to keep yourself warm in the freezing cold of siberia and now in the media spotlight c.c.t.v. footage showing a boozy brawl involving the servicemen who are in russia for military drills has been leaked online the fights broke out in one of the most luxurious hotels in the siberian city of new day last month the pilots got drunk while celebrating their last day of service and began bothering the hotel staff failing to gain their attention the brawlers switched to each other security forces had to get involved to stop the punch up between the trunk serviceman or five left russia straight after the royal with the protection of diplomatic immunity. one hour back to our top story here this hour in r.t. mass demonstrations by thousands of students and trade unionists in central london against an increase in tuition fees ar

because we as a christian church christian organization we believe that the only way to salvation eternal life is through jesus christ and of course islam in the koran. where you choose just the opposite of that i mean you cannot you could believe that dr jones i mean islam talks a lot about the virgin mary and the stories of jesus and his much as much of the muslim narrative as much as of the christian one and the jewish one the fact is i mean you could discriminate against muslims gays tomorrow other die cherish dominations i went to a christian school here i didn't think you would say they are christian but they think they are christian so this is that's probably where this discrimination it's obviously frustrating for many of us and muslim community who try to work hard and do what they can to progress and grow in this country that's been good to us that you come here and want to burn the koran when i think you that you what you do is for the extremists you're very supportive of that agenda because that's what they're doing and yes the united states is at war two wars with more same c

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and eternity can seem like a very real concept while stationary in your car staring at the brake lights in front that's why drivers are finding new way back relax and go with the flow however small. artsy. and that's why i don't have a car in this city they say every dog has a day as did one canine who is now at the highest level of russian political life flighted mir putin's new pooch now has a name but a feat is followed a nationwide contest after the prime minister was given the past by his ball darian counterpart in sofia last month the idea came from a five year old. from moscow whose choice meant that he got to meet both the in the flesh or for as the case may be pulled and also signed a football for de mint to commemorate russia's winning the twenty eighteen world cup bid the pm has said his other dog tony already was getting well getting on well with the new couple. the battle against drugs in afghanistan is intensifying with a new player joining the fight central asian drugs quartet has been formed in moscow with russia pakistan. pledging their support to kabul on the sidelines

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