joining me now with more details is eunice eun from cnn beijing.nice, we say cooling down, and it put that in quotes, but put that into perspective for us. >> pauline, like you said, these are very strong numbers. the chinese economy grew at 9.5% in the second quarter. that's slightly slower than the first quarter's 9.7%. it's still enviable growth. at the same time causing headaches here. wen jiabao said fighting inflation is the top priority, same he wants to avoid big swings in the economy brought on by tighter policy. the tightening policy has been feeding concerns here of a hard landing. complicating matters at the same time are concerns that china may have taken on way too much debt. >>> in the shadows of beijing's urban jungle, the one-man show of defiance against the building boom. this man lives on this traffic island, land he says his family-owned for five generations. he refused to moves, even after local authorities demolished his original house as part of their plan to build up the city. it's not necessary, he says. there are only so m

that's just great eunice. hurry up. the owner says. he's going around. where are we miss the who. we are now out of the former soviet army installation. there were supposed to be underground nuclear silos here with hidden missiles. you can see the underground shelter or bunker. or they are probably tracks here for bringing out missiles or rockets which. it's just. but here's another vent from underground i don't know if you if there's another me but i don't think it's closed so no one knows where it goes underground a minute just him up a bit of a lower than. it was old guarded by guards were at every corner of their doctrine. i. just. asked. question it's up to your friends thank you for the opportunity to speak i'm not a politician i'm sixty six retired and an unpaid mayor after talk of it says resistance to the american base was published in one thousand to world papers including the new york times the bellicose most we can be heard very far away from the only mr top ally nick the czech prime minister and our government well listen up there with me and i am so pleased as the fo

that's just great eunice. hurry up. the owner says. he's going around. where are we mr who. are we are now at a former soviet army installation. they were supposed to be underground nuclear silos here with hidden missiles. you can see the underground shelter or bunker. above the portal there are probably tracks here for bringing out missiles. and rockets which. but if here's another vent from underground that i don't see if there's another me i don't wish to come it's closed so no one knows where it goes underground a minute just remember put up a lot and. it was old guarded our guards were at every corner. i. asked. version of dear friends thank you for the opportunity to speak i'm not a politician i'm sixty six retired and an unpaid mayor. talk of it says resistance to the american base was published in one thousand two world papers including the new york times that it was mostly can be heard very far away. only mr top ally nick the czech prime minister and our government won't listen up there with me and i am so pleased as the founder of the mayor's league against radar a

>> guest: well, the microfinance bank professor eunice does have some microfinance and microlending ande of the research on the ground that they've done on it but it has lots of other techniques, too. it looks at how poor people really live and what they will choose to spend their money on when they have money. how they make decisions and then does -- almost like controlled experiments to see what will help in the long run. for example, what's the best way to distribute bed neither to protect against malaria? or asking questions to people who seem not to have enough money for food, why did they buy a tv instead of more nutritious food and you can understand that and affect the decisions they might make about their lives. >> i want to ask you about the cover on that book with the not there down in the corner. >> i think the idea there is untying the knot of poverty in the developing world. and it seemed kind of a good motif but really we felt the words on that cover were so strong that we didn't want any kind of illustration to get in the way of it. it's a very powerful statement this bo

when enter nasa or eunice learned about government plans to tax pensions on top of other taxes he decided to join protesters despite his age and poor health. generally the sixteenth two thousand. this year meeting took place in vilnius near the parliament building. seven thousand people gathered. police used tear gas and rubber bullets to break up the demonstrators. when one of the bullets hit and to nasa in the leg he was taken to an ambulance. to a we were the pillar truthout twin that cuts my trousers open it was a rubber bullets it's got stuck in a song i kept it as a souvenir of sorts. but. the police brutality in dealing with the demonstrators spurred the public into action. an unprecedented number of people joined the opposition within a short period of numerous protests rallies and demonstrations were held. on the people of the government bowed to pressure to make some concessions in several unpopular measures were cancelled but the move deepened the budget deficit . you get more democracy will set in only after several generations those who once had any idea of democracy have bec

[indistinct chattering] with the help of some posters we've designed, my translator eunice and i are off to see if there are any takers. >> [speaking korean] >> excellent. somebody's in. >> [speaking korean] >> [speaking korean] >> first impressions aren't too promising. well, that looks like it's another refusal--people telling us they're simply too busy or the internet is too crucial to their daily lives to take part. eventually, we find 2 families who agree to cut the umbilical cord for a few days. first, meet the kims. the 2 boys are classic products of the internet generation. for them, being disconnected is almost unimaginable. >> [speaking korean] >> these days, i go on the internet as soon as i wake up. i'm developing my own home page, and there's things i need to find out on the net. sometimes, i work online all day, past sunset. on average, i probably use it for about 6 hours a day. >> [speaking korean] >> i use the internet for about 5 hours a day, mostly playing computer games. if i can't do that, i might get cravings. >> here we go, then. this is switch-off day, um, one

area in every school oh maybe to establish the institute of a school or school commission of which eunice writes europe few different issues or god all of them. can be the system for prevention of so high numbers of suicide. young children but who will children trust i mean you need a lot of people young people that will be trusted by kids well well but you cannot britney spears working out as such a person mediating but. you need people of this level of trust here. this is a main idea of a person. who can be. who who children can trust to and then they will talk to i mean here's an example. i'm sure of that in a really every city and every region we can find such a person can do it and the problem is that nobody wants to search and it's people. who can be the mediator or some. unofficial authority or for these to leverage that but there are hundreds of schools that we need hundreds of people like what one was the measures of prevention for children. to build a form of trust on friday a special time for special till one year and we had a visitor on number which now i work in a region in t

in the top stories from moscow this morning eunice got the latest sport for now. good to have you with us this is sports today here on twenty four hour r.t. i'm you know known for heading. up for grabs it's confirmed. bacon w.b. a world heavyweight title will be contested between alexander ovechkin and. gridiron red bulls mark webber holds his nerve to secure pole for british grand prix out silverstone. on a new home quest to once again reach the top ranks of european basketball picks all pace with the addition of serbian milosz. let's get going with boxing where the next new heavyweight champion of the world will he'll either from russia or pakistan the alexander prevent. have to clash on august twenty seventh for vladimir klitschko was vacated w b a cron to score securing the belt so we also we can from david haye in doing so he became known as super a champion of the w.p.a. division not because it could technically take years for klitschko a to defend three other titles needing to be fought over as well but that. will do buffel. brother for telling touching bas

eunice was gunned down alice off to be able forty said reportedly of west to tip over his family suspected ties to colonel gadhafi regime this had the as foreign minister before he defected to the rebels at the beginning of the revolution the national transitional council blames the king on darfur supporters and the head of the group responsible exit consequences of those who depend on how deep the commanders allege connections really read that's according to one of the fire is wiser to america's terrorism caucus. the consequences of his. killing could be either short ramification or vaster mitigations if indeed he was only an individual or even a high ranking official who had relationships with with the gadhafi regime then his killing would be it would be the end of the floor. if it's the other case is he and others inside the council the interim council of the bin ghazi power have been in opposition to another force a militia force it could be other little two opponents it could be the militia of the jihadist or another tribe if the case is deeper than the concern is more serious in the

we could be expounded eunice stone launches a fresh appeal against extradition of london's high court and i think that sweden is nothing more than staging us. with. twenty four seven welcome to the program flags tough must across russia as the country mourns the victims of its worst botox than three decades when a sixty people have been officially confirmed dead seventy bodies remain trapped. in the overloaded pleasure cruise and. the chances of finding more survivors are about. reports the men's anger among grieving relatives these for the focus. around the country and indeed around the world will say the floods but. instead the consulate and that would be the case on the t.v. people pay their respects to be involved in this tragedy you know the little. minute silence held near the saying where it all happens fifty nine people know. and they think a large number of bodies still around seventy bodies that they have to bring to the surface around the pool to the be the children that we put that tragic story that they got trapped in that game for that but he said incredibly disturbing f

eunice was gunned down i was off the rebel authorities reportedly arrested him and his family suspected ties to colonel gadhafi is regime you know it's been maybe as foreign minister before he defected to the rebels at the beginning of the revolution the national transitional council blames the killing on the supporters and claims to have arrested the head of the group responsible but wanted fire as well as america's antiterrorism caucus says there are conflicting reports of what happened. there are two theories here theory number one is that he has been in communications it seems according to some reports with with the regime of khadafi and therefore he has been called upon for investigation what is unknown according to the sciri is that why he was killed while he was going for the investigation the second theory which could be even more serious dangerous is that he could have been eliminated by a faction in militia faction within the council within the rebels and both series tells us that now washington and brussels i guess are going to be very concerned about the internal military si

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national transitional council say the commander was shot dead by for gadhafi assailants during all eunice was formerly been interior minister who defected to the rebel side in february but it for ransom visor at the antiterrorism says there are conflicting reports over the killing. there are two theories here theory number one is that he has been in communications seems according to some reports with the regime of khadafi and therefore he has been called upon for investigation what is unknown according to the sciri is that why he was killed while he was going for the investigation the second theory which could be even more serious or dangerous is that he could have been eliminated by a faction in militia faction within the council within the rebels and both series tells us that now washington and brussels i guess are going to be very concerned about the internal military situation inside the rebels' camp the consequences of his killing could be. short ramification or vast or medications if indeed he was only an individual or even a high ranking official who had still relationships with th

the bulk of your story eunice atrocities visited an all sides and perpetrated by all players but the version most often propagated by buster media is rather one sided ingraining the serbs the purpose or. to. create a rationale for humanitarian interventions which. occurred so that a woman. or so that so-called precedent can be traced through the years and into today's headlines razia iraq afghanistan and most recently libya have all played and willie hosts to nato troops and u.s. imposed no fly zones it is very important. the creation of the. scenario for make sure in the minds of people. was drawn aside which was preventable but for whatever reasons. international community didn't do anything about it. some might say the journey from several meets at the benghazi via baghdad and kabul could now be traced as a kind of nato road map but as with any road paved with good intentions there is only one possible destination castros are about r t bosnia and herzegovina. so i had for you this hour here in r t brace to breach the blockade we'll look at what's in store for gaza aid flotilla aft

after a rebel forces and a portly arrested him and his family suspected ties to darkness machine eunice had been the foreign minister to the rebels at the beginning of may and we should national transitional council blames the killing on adultery supporters and claims to have a rest of the head of the group responsible exact consequences of living and on the commanders of explanations. that's according to what it applies to to his antiterrorism caucus. consequences of his killing could be either short ramification or vast ramifications if indeed he was only an individual or even a high ranking official who had still relationships with the words of the duffy regime then his killing would be it would be the end of the story by if it's the other case is he and others inside the council the interim council of the big guys the power have been in opposition to another force a military force it could be other little two opponents it could be the islamist militia of the jihadist or another tribe if the case is the problem then the concern is more serious in the west that there could be more cla

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three days of mourning after their military commander and two of his aides were killed and all thirty eunice was gunned down hours after rebel forces reportedly arrested him and his family with suspected ties to colonel gadhafi regime you know is that libya's foreign minister before he defected from the beginning of the revolution the national transitional council claims the killing all down the supporters and claims to have arrested the head of the group responsible the consequences of the murder will depend on how deep the commander's alleged connections really round that's according to one of the visor to america's antiterrorism he called us the consequences of his killing could be either short ramification or vaster mitigations if indeed he was only an individual or even a high ranking official who had still relationships with the gadhafi regime then his killing will be it will be the end of the sort. if it's the other case that is he and others inside the council the interim council of the bin ghazi power have been in opposition to another force a militia force it could be other little

rebel factions in the claim is from a special forces member who was under the command of the murdered eunice the military chief and two of his aides were gunned down hours after rebel authorities reportedly arrested him over his family suspected ties to colonel gadhafi regime he had been libya's foreign minister before defecting to the opposition the national transitional council played the killing on gadhafi supporters the consequences of the murder will depend on how deep the commanders alleged connections really ran that's according to his he's advisor to america's antiterrorism caucus. the consequences of his killing could be either short ramification or vaster mitigations if indeed he was only an individual or even a high ranking official who had still relationships with the gadhafi regime then his killing would be it would be the end of the bar the other case is that he and others inside the council the interim council of the bin ghazi power have been in opposition to another of course a militia force it could be other little two opponents it could be the militia of the jihadist or ano

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one version that we're hearing that we understand is that eunice, the zwren real, was on his way to meetpanel of judges because they wanted to question him about military strategy and concerns. they have been making strategic advances. they've seized some important town bus there were ke questions about how younis was conducted matters. this guy was pretty crucial to the rebels. ali. >> he's krubl, but, you know, these rebels were not a standing force before all these problems came up. what was his standing? did the guys in his group trust him? >> well, you know, there was a lot of internal rivalry and is with the rebels, particularly in the top echelons. younis was one. the rebels have been divided. because he was gadhafi's interior minister for a long time and helped him come to power back in 1969 he was also responsible for cracking down on a lot of dissidents in libya. so they just didn't trust him. so it's unclear whether the rebels themselves may have taken him auto. the faction that didn't want him and didn't like him. ali. >> all right. continues to be complicated. what's the lat