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hague said, you may not hear the tapes. this president feels so strongly about the institution of the presidency, that if he's ordered to give up those tapes, he will burn them first and then resign. i started to say, out of curiosity, then why doesn't he burn them now. but i decided it was the wrong thing to say because somebody might burn them and say we're burning the tapes on the advice of the solicitor general. so i shut up. then i said, furthermore, i'm not a private attorney, who is going to pay me? richard nixon? they said, no, the government. i said if the government pays me i'm a government attorney. i'm not free as a private attorney would be. if he comes across bad evidence, i'd have to turn it over to an impeachment committee or somebody. i sensed that interest in my services was waning at this point. i made a couple of other points. and then hague said finally, well, i see your point, i guess. it wouldn't work out. about two weeks later nixon called me on the phone, no particular reason, just chatting. as my w

hague said, you may not hear the tapes. this president feels so strongly about the institution of the presidency, that if he's ordered to give up those tapes, he will burn them first and then resign. i started to say, out of curiosity, then why doesn't he burn them now. but i decided it was the wrong thing to say because somebody might burn them and say we're burning the tapes on the advice of the solicitor general. so i shut up. then i said, furthermore, i'm not a private attorney, who is going to pay me? richard nixon? they said, no, the government. i said if the government pays me i'm a government attorney. i'm not free as a private attorney would be. if he comes across bad evidence, i'd have to turn it over to an impeachment committee or somebody. i sensed that interest in my services was waning at this point. i made a couple of other points. and then hague said finally, well, i see your point, i guess. it wouldn't work out. about two weeks later nixon called me on the phone, no particular reason, just chatting. as my w

john dugard, thank you for being with us from the hague.w with the university of leiden in the netherlands. we are back in two minute. minute. [♪] is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman, with nermeen sheikh. afghanistan where a two star u.s. general was killed in what the pentagon calls the latest insider attack by an insider. occurred at a british run military academy near the capital of kabul. wasr general harold greene shot at the marshall fahim upional defense university. to 14 coalition troops were wounded in the attack. general greene is the highest-ranking u.s. official killed in combat and the vietnam war. >> to talk about the implications of this, we are joined by matt aikins, who was based in kabul, afghanistan looking at insider attacks. welcome back. talk about the significance of the killing of general greene. attacks, asider people call them, green on blue 2012.s, spike in the only way they were able to stop them was by drastically curtailing contact and training with security forces, wh

as for william hague. it's quite amazing that foreign secretary who of course got britain involved in those nato air strikes on libya which the college of which we're witnessing this week tripoli airport wanted britain wanted m.p.c. had to vote for the bombing of damascus and someone who continued to try to derail more with iran and on ukraine was absolutely clear the whole thing was russia's fault and nature better be prepared for a cold war against russia there's also news today there was speculation that a swedish court may have lifted the arrest warrant for joining us on of course they decided to uphold it at the end of the day either way the u.k. has said that they're ready to arrest the saunders regardless what reasons does britain have to do this considering the war has nothing to do with england for the . very sad day that we the swedish court to uphold that arrest warrant it seems so we are just not interested in questioning julian assange about these allegations now they see one able to make a ch

to all the russian oil companies and it was it was bankrupt as a consequence now just this week the hague ruled that you could in fact eggs appropriated by the russian government stands as a consequence russia is expected to pay fifty billion dollars back to the forma shareholders of the company now the poll concluded that the primary objective of the russian federal. not to collect taxes but rather bankrupt you cus appropriate is a valuable asset now denies this accusation it must be said now the phones while will be shared amongst the u.k. shareholders the biggest ultimate beneficial is expected to be the russian born leonid ness when he was a business partner who fled to israel to avoid prosecution and he has about a seventy percent stake in that company imus nephilim was found guilty of organizing five murders he was sentenced to life in prison in the courts he never did sentence as we know obviously this has the makings of a hollywood movie a drama it's got the murders it's all going on it certainly got the money that's for sure and i spoke to moscow based journalist he's a political

has since released a statement as an apology that what he did was totally out of character hague will also be donating one hundred thousand dollars to the sede foundation which protects animals in vancouver and will be serving one thousand hours of community service at an animal protection agency sources at global news have said the dog has been taken away from the owner and did not require immediate veterinarian assistance but will receive a full examination and after seeing that video it's safe to say that the puppy probably doesn't feel like the c.e.o.'s best friend and i'm going to do it for now stay tuned boom bust is coming up next. well done. this month show bush's transports gets a facelift a new cancer being born we make the most of the sun in years on this science flourishes in tomsk and we check out some fun car let's say the most technology armed agents here on r.g.p. we've got the future of coverage. one of the new poster on the arm an ally should be making news all the face time to time good old bone. it was. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll resea

many voted to put hague on probation and are requiring him to donate $100,000 to animals in vancouver and also will have to protect animals and he said a minor frustration with a friend's pet caused him to lose control. but many are calling for him to be fired, janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> hillary rodham clinton is back in the bay area. she will deliver a key note address at a technology conference . be at the st. region gentleman's hoe -- st. region gentleman's hotel. back in june it appears at the theater which was part of the national book tour and she will be back joining house minority leader at the democratic fundraiser. >>> we are now hearing that a second fundraiser has been killed fighting alongside isis militantss. according to reports, he died in the same battle as douglas mcarthur mccain. his death fighting with isis was reported earlier this week. mccain had been living insane crag but he grew up near indianapolis. community leaders say they have been recruiting young men to fight in syria. >>> it is a new way. coming up, how you can discreetly and d

official is arrested by the international criminal court and imprisoned in the hague, the u.s. will invade the netherlands and get them. support our troops. the question of accountability is fundamental. israel is not held accountable either from the goldstone report or the other marriott of reports that were done, and at the moment is not going to be held accountable yet until something changes. not because they are not -- i will not say they are guilty, because we have not had a real investigation. not because there can't the an investigation, but because they are protected by the united states. that is what has to change. that is what brings us back to washington. this is not an issue for the u.n. us. is an issue for because -- and this is my last point -- the role of civil society in the u.s. and globally is crucial for any possible way of keeping accountability at the united nations. for keeping the legitimacy of the united nations. be able to u.n. to act on behalf of its charter rolesays it's role -- its is to end the scourge of war. it has to be empowered to do that. whe

hague said he was ashamed. he had minor frustration with a friend's pet and caused him to lose control of his emotions. we asked people about the situation. >> i wouldn't want to association myself with anyone who hurts an april mal that way -- an animal that way. >> should not be a dog owner, and it's carried into the workplace. to treat a dog like this, your employees could be treated in a similar fashion. i would be reluctant to buy food from them. >> reporter: some people have started an online petition on change.org calling for hague to be fired. so far there doesn't seem to be any plans for that according to centerplate. reporting live from santa clara,jack, cut -- janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a second incident of vandalism at a pg&e station raising concerns about the power grid. pg&e said someone used wire cutters to cut holes in the chain-link fence at the station on metcalf road and stole equipment. this is the same station where snipers owned fired. the snipers have never been caught de

in a statement hague called the video embarrassing. he said he takes responsibility for his actions. >> you will see fewer people lighting up this ocean city next summerer. the resort town banned smoking on the beach and the board walk. ocean city will follow the lead of neighboring bethany and rohovath beaches and use designated smoking areas. they didn't want to scare away business. the new ban goes into effect next may. i guess you can still smoke in ocean city on labor day weekend. >> it will be on 39th street and th street. that's the only place. >> a lot of people will welcome that, i think. >> a lot of people will welcome the weather at the beaches. if you're thinking about heading there this weekend, labor day weekend looks like one of the best summer weekends we have seen all summer long. we are talking about summer heat. if you want it on the warm side you've got your wish as we make our way to the weekend. a beautiful shot of the cathedral toward the washington monument. beautiful conditions. temperature s 78 degrees. still

claire and hague and bezard and garman. hague said, bob, the president wants you to argue this case in the supreme court on the tapes. i said i can't. i said, well, because jawarski is a member of the department of justice, and i have been on his -- i have necessarily been on his side. if i switch sides and oppose him, my next argument is going to be before the character and fitness committee dealing with the state bar as to why i shouldn't be disbarred. i can't start arguing the case on both sides. so st. claire then said that -- this is where i kind of lost some respect for st. claire. he said, hey, walk the way, muttering something about technicalities. st. claire leaned over and said, i think you're right. i said tell him so. he said maybe i will some day. that struck me as not the most stand-up position i had heard in a while. >> just so we're clear, you felt that it was right to fire cox because the president had the authority to do so? >> the authority to do so and i thought he had good reason to do so. >> because of

specialist on human rights in the palestinian territories joins us from the hague. thank you for being with us on the show. civilian deaths are expected in a time of war. in the case of the gaza conflict, how do you ascertain if a war crime has been committed? >> there are two tests, firstly, whether the action has been in discriminate and failed to extinguish between civilians and military targets, and secondly, whether the action has been disproportionate. i think judged by those two standards, israel's action clearly qualifies as a war crime, because it has failed to extinguish between military and civilian targets, it has targeted schools, and hospitals, and mosques, and civilian areas, and has acted in a completely wild fashion, and an indiscriminate system of bombing. i have no doubt that it qualifies as a war crime on that count. as far as proportion at's -- >> hamas and its various factions are not innocent, as well. they are known to have fired their rockets in discriminately, as well. israel fatalities are not as high as the palestinian ones. how do you pe

from the hague, we report. >> reporter: the black standard flag is the most recognizable symbol usedthe islamic state. it's spreading across iraq and syria. now appearing on the streets of europe. this footage posted on youtube is said to show i.s. supporters in the hague encouraging vulnerable young people to join them. >> this shows people recruiting us. one that doesn't have a future is i'm going there because i lam. one person said this is the thing. we must still go. >> although many in the predominantly muslim neighborhood support the formation of an islamic state, most oppose the brutality of i.s. around 140 dutch citizens have already traveled to take part in jihad. this is one of them. he once trained with the dutch army and is now using skills to teach new recruits against the president's forces in syria. >> i've been speaking to him on this instant messenger app. i asked if he's still fighting in syria. he said yes. i asked whether he is also fighting with the desire to form an islamic state. his answer is which fighter from a broad doesn't want islamic law? >> the securit

hague has to donate 100 grand and serve community service. the 49ers have this to say. we believe his actions are not reflective of the efforts an service of the hundreds of center plate employees working to give a tremendous experience to our fans at levi stadium. >>> the city of oakland is investigating a noose found in the bed of a truck. it was found by city employees. >> there have been issues going there quite some time. >> is it racial tension? >> i can say yes. >> over what? >> hiring practices. just to name one for an example. >> promotions? >> exactly. >> now police are reviewing security cameras at the yard. >>> we have more on a story we first told you about last night. reports of strange lights in the sky right after the napa earthquake. tonight, cate caugurian found two women who walk us through what they saw. >> reporter: laura and rachel nelson jumped when the napa quake shook their house, but they also got another show from mother nature. >> it was just a flash. like out of nowhere. >> i had no idea what it was. i thought it might be, like, power lines

it shows des hague walking on and repeatedly kicking the doberman. the dog just kind of cowers in the corner by his feet. that's awfully mean, dude. hague released a statement saying it was completely and utterly out of character and he's ashamed and deeply embarrassed. a minor frustration with a friend's pet caused me to lose control of my emotional response. i would like to extend my apologies to my family, company and clients. as we mentioned, the company is called centerplate and provides concessions for arenas all over the country including fedex field and the redskins. centerplate provides food and drinks on the lower and upper levels, dream seats, verizon center, m&t park in baltimore do not use that company. >>> redskins owner dan snyder told comcast sportsnet today he started the process of meeting with architectural firms for a new stadium and is already seeing new drawings. the new redskins home will have a retro feel keeping rfk in mind. where will it be is the big question. he says he's open to all options. fedex field has been the redsk

hot it's probably not taken in syria or iraq but in the heart of europe find out what locals in the hague had to say about the sanction a demonstration. well known told me my language as well but i will only react to situations i have read the reports of. the pollution and no i will leave them to the state department to comment on your latter point of the month to. secure a car is on the docket. thank you no more weasel words. when you need a direct question the prepared for a chase when you punch be ready for a. freedom of speech little down to freedom to question. in fish farms waters. the pond to me because. i saw it spread all over norway is the most cultured food you have in the whole will profit drama zones in the fischel inquiry further more restrictions. really knows what's inside the field. clean more zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of warmongering politicians. capturing people is messy what do you do if they're innocent telling them easy we reserve the right to kill any person anywhere any time. they can do that listen but they can't get through to muslims makes th

>> i'd have to look up details about the hague. again, the hague is like an oslo project. the hague was a project that was developed based on -- it had to be an adjusted design based on city requirements. >> based on design excellence? >> no. not based on design excellence. >> is it design, bid, build? >> i believe the hague is design, bid, build because the requirements in those cities force a very extensive development of the project in a way that indicates that design, bid, build. that's a condition that we find in very many cities in europe in particular. we have that issue. we had that issue in london. we are had it in oslo and we have it in the hague. but those are projects that were started before the excellence initiative. the way in which they were developed, i think, may very well be responsive to the environment in a way in which the excellence initiative would have. >> let's go to kiev and the ukraine. what happened there? we needed more seats. we needed more personnel? what did you do there? >> usaid added an annex in kiev. >> how many seats? >> i don't have t

desmond hague walked into an elevator in vancouver with a small doberman. he kicked the dog and pulled the leash so hard the pup lifted off the ground. >> animals are voiceless. they can't just speak up for themselves. they can't defend themselves. >> hague is ceo of "centerplate," a catering company that operates at several stadiums including at&t park and levi's stadium. the company placed him on indefinite probation. "centerplate" also told hague to donate $100,000 and perform 1,000 hours of community service. and here's what the 49ers have to say about this. quote, we believe his actions are not reflective of the efforts and service provided by the hundreds of "centerplate" employees working to present our fans with a tremendous experience at levi's stadium. >>> police department in davis returning its armored rescue vehicle to the military. the department says they got the surplus vehicle to protect officers at active shooting scenes or other dangerous situations but the community objected so tuesday night the city council voted to return the vehicle.

they voted to put hague on probation and are requiring him to donate $100,000 and he will spend money which helps animals. >> a friend's pet started an online petition calling for hague to be fired from center place. reporting live from santa clara janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> happening today, hillary rodham clinton is back in the bay area. hillary rodham clinton will deliver the key note address at a technology address it will be at the st. region hotel in san francisco. it will be at the theater as part of her national book tour and she will be back in san francisco in october joining house minority leader pelosi for a democratic fundraiser. >>> what they are doing to push property owners to do and the conferences he is doing if they don't comply. >>> and parts of interstate 280 will be closed this afternoon and we will tell you norm about this this commute. >> we will show you the forecasted temperatures and show you what is in store for the holiday weekend. bulldog: if you're like me, you've been working like a dog all year. but don't camp out 'til labor day

like at the hague yeah so yes they should get out of the shit. but no way no one else that's if nothing press both because the upper lower on the bus more than a. boss wanted him but i mean why do it. when you. got off. the saddle. up with what they're such as. john hughes into anything. else. can you it's just what if somebody is a possibility and you. as many of us know. i think they are. and once the temps are all up the participants start to arrive. uniform regulations are still a little relaxed at least for now. as the guns fall silent normal life seems to quickly resume. the man away from the trenches spend their time in camp attending to various tutsis or simply recovering. on the whole they've been friendly and in general happy surprise for first says. many of us for copies of my pictures if i ever have the chance to develop them. to my surprise i found i'm not even the. only journalists here. and show me and maybe named catherine or is also taking pictures for a russian magazine. she's promised to show me the latest techniques. that ever

. >> should the president now, al sisi, stand at the dock at the hague facing crimes against humanity charge? >> we have called for him as well as ibrahim for investigation. unfortunately, the courts at the hague do not have jurisdiction so we're asking the human rights council to launch a commission of inquiry to be a genuinely independent investigation. nothing has happened in egypt. there has been no investigation. not a single person has been brought to trial for this disproportionate use of weapons. >> i'm going to get right at that. you found that some protesters fired, through rocks, threw some molotov cocktails. >> yes. >> there was gunfire as well. >> yes. >> how do you describe the response of the egyptian security forces to those actions? >> it's important to note that there was some violence on the part of the protesters. but out of the tens of thousands of protesters found that day, 15 gowns were found. eight police officers died compared to 817 protesters. the police officers did not make a targeted effort to go after the violence against them. snipers picked off people

he's in the hague to meet with international criminal court prosecutors.e wants an international investigation there. he is accusing israel of war crimes. >>> just to tell you what is coming up the next half hour on "gmt," we'll look at conflict in ukraine. thousands fleeing across the border to russia has ukraine's army clos army closes in on donetsk. see you in a moment. [ salesman ] congrats on the new car. [ woman ] thanks. the dealership reviews on cars.com made it easy, but... [ man ] we thought it might be a little more tense. you miss the drama? yeah. [ technician ] ask him whatever you want. okay. ♪ do you think my sister's prettier than me? ♪ [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] research, price, find. only cars.com helps you get the right car without all the drama. only cars.com helps you nineteen years ago, we thought, "wow, how is there no way to tell the good from the bad?" so we gave people the power of the review. and now angie's list is revolutionizing local service again. you can easily buy and schedule services from top-rated providers. convenie

they can be tape to court in the hague. they'll put forward their defense. i would hope that war times law develop, so future commanders know that children are not collateral damage, they must not and will be gaoled in the hague if they do fire on children or produce a stipulation by storing rockets in u.n. schools that children are fired upon and killed. >> well have to leave it there. thank you for your thoughts. jeffrey robertson speaking live from london. >>> let's get more on the u.n. school attack. a spokesman with the u.n. relief and works agency join us from gaza city. do you have more information about what or who struck the u.n. school in rafah. >> [ inaudible ] beside the gait of the school, the eastern gate of the school, and the multiple - the school, it ignited the shelter, and all the information has been forwarded many times, before opening the shelter. this is - this happened at the school. >> so you are saying it was - it was an israeli air strike, you know that for sure do you. >> according to our staff also insi inside... >> have you spok

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with the world court in the hague. this is over an alleged violation of argentina's sovereignty. argentina asked the international court of justice on thursday to act, but court officials say no action will be taken in the proceedings unless the u.s. accepts the court's jurisdiction. the u.s. supreme court ruled in june argentina cannot pay investors who agreed to reduce debt obligations from the country's 2001 default. that is, unless argentina first pays off a group of u.s. hedge funds who are demanding full repayment. argentine government officials and u.s. hedge fund operators failed to reach a deal by the july 30th deadline. of. >> now let's check on the markets. investors were concerned about the instability in the middle east and ukraine. but new york stocks rebounded on friday after the u.s. air strike in northern iraq. >>> people in nagasaki are marking the 69th anniversary of the atomic bombing. many will gather for a ceremony in the city's peace pashrk. they'll offer prayers at 11:02 a.m., the exact moment of the explosion. many survivors of the bombing share their sto

the country has filed a lawsuit against the u.s., with the world court in the hague, this is over an alleged violation of argentina's sovereignty. argentina asked the international court of justice on thursday to act. but court officials say no action will be taken in the proceedings, unless the u.s. accept the court's jurisdiction. the court says argentina must pay off a group of u.s. hedge funds demanding full repayment. argentine government officials and u.s. hedge fund operators failed to reach a deal by the july 30th deadline. >>> a last-minute change before arriving in hawaii, but residents still need to be on alert. jonathan oh has more. >> azel said sustained winds have deroned below threshold. but it doesn't mean things will be safer, because the wind gusts will push into the minimal hurricane status, strong winds and heavy rainfall and rough surf continue to be the story as we go throughout the overnight period into friday local time. >> wind speeds of 110, moving over the big island as we go through the next couple of hours and then it's going to move out towards sea. the

it happened about 3:20 this morning on southbound interstate 880 near the hague haig road off-ramp.he highway patrol says the victim is a 26-year-old hayward man who apparently lost control and hit the center divide. investigators say the rider was thrown from the bike and landed in one of the lanes where he was then struck by a car. the car's driver stopped at the scene and is cooperating with police. >>> a stretch of highway 4 in antioch will be closed overnight as construction crews work on a project to widen the road. from midnight tonight until 5 a.m. tomorrow, all westbound lanes from somerville load to lone tree way will be closed. a detour will be in place to help drivers avoid the construction. >>> now to continuing coverage on the controversy in ferguson, missouri. more signs of peace in the streets tonight. the st. louis county naacp held a youth march to the site where brown was killed by police. the demonstration is a change of pace in the community after two weeks of violent protests in the city. but amid the calm another side of the story is finding its voice today. i

dutch intelligence, was behind this publication which was printed by a distinguished house in the hague. the agency saw brussels as an ideal place to distribute the book because an unusually large number of soviet citizens -- some 16,000 -- had on obtained visa to visit the worlds fair at a r5 00-acre site just northwest of central brussels. 42 nations including the u.s. and the soviet union, and for the first time the vatican, participated. the agency assumed that the dutch publishing house, which specialized in slavic-language books, was about to get the rights to the russian language version of dr. zhivago and that this edition would be passed off as a nearly run. there was good reason for this. the publishing house itself also thought it would get the rights from milan for the executive who agreed to print zhivago, this was simply a very profitable and early sale. even though he knew that the whole thing was fishy and almost certainly involved intelligence operatives. the deal was not finalized, however, and the cia edition unexpectedly became a pirate one. about 1100 copies were pr

their support for kurdish families trapped by radical militants in iraq and a similar protest in the hague saw dutch police intervene fighting was again triggered by a gang backing the militants who chanted islamic slogans. that surround us and other headlines from around the world now starting in turkey where the current prime minister recep tayyip air though on has won the first direct presidential election with fifty two point three percent of the vote is two rivals were a little known diplomat and a kurdish politician the presidential vote took place just three months after add ons ruling conservative party local elections. elsewhere typhoon how longer slammed into western japan leaving one person dead and dozens more injured more than a million at risk residents were told to evacuate their homes extreme weather conditions of also affected travel leading to more than two hundred flights being canceled the storm is expected to weaken before bringing heavy rains to tokyo. a foreign submarine thought to be american was chased away from russia's sure's this week apparently the navy spotted

support for the kurdish families trapped by radical militants in iraq and a similar protest in the hague saw the dutch police intervene leaving one officer injured fighting was again triggered by a gang backing the militants who chanted islamic slogans six people were arrested. after the break it's back to iraq as we take a closer look at america's use of drones in the country. it was recently revealed that under the guise of an hiv prevention workshop and as tourists you know latin americans were sent to cuba by the u.s. government to overthrow that government yes the u.s. agency for international development organized for these young people to go to cuba to recruit and set up new political activists however the infiltrators were not very good at their jobs and the cuban authorities were able to nab these well funded travelers in their country this is nowhere near the first time that the u.s. government has tried to meddle in cuba in two thousand and nine usa he tried to set up a twitter like program to organize people in cuba and we can't forget about the ill fated cuban television air

people voiced their support for kurdish trial by radical militants in iraq on a similar protest in the hague saw a dutch police intervene leaving one officer injured fighting was again triggered by a gang backing the militants who chanted islamics that when six people were arrested . the other global headlines starting in turkey where current prime minister recep tayyip erdogan has won the first direct presidential elections with over fifty two percent of the vote his two rivals were a little low in diplomat and a kurdish politician the presidential vote took place just three months after our to one's ruling conservative party won local elections. french forces have launched a nurse strike on the northern region of mali where separatists and al-qaeda linked militants have been octave bombs were dropped in the as a county region to the west of the city of timber to the operations started in january twenty third dean when france intervened in the country to neutralize rob and kill islamist groups. person believed to be infected with ebola has been hospitalized in romania a fifty one year old m

forced their support for kurdish families trumped by radical militants in iraq a similar protest in the hague so a dutch police intervened leaving one officer injured fighting once again triggered by bucking the militants who chanted islam mix that when six people were arrested. a new seventy two hour cease fire between israel and the palestinians came into effect at nine pm g.m.t. on sunday this week witnessed a fresh wave of violence with civilians in gaza again bearing the brunt the sides had restarted all still in season after previous talks to prolong a ceasefire brought little result. he was. i was. you know to be a nice man and. when nobody. was good i don't like. a month long conflict has claimed more than one thousand five hundred lives as left gaza in rooms on the return of hostilities brings the region even closer to humanitarian disaster tens of thousands of homes were destroyed or damaged by israeli strikes universities hundreds of schools and mosques were left in ruins reports say half a million people were displaced not so almost a third of the population and for more than a mi

voiced their support for kurdish families by radical militants in iraq and a similar protest in the hague saw dutch police intervene leaving one officer injured finally was again triggered by a gang backing the militants chanted islamic slogan six people were arrested. a suicide bomber has targeted a nato convoy in kabul killing four civilians and injuring at least thirty five others this comes after a high ranking u.s. general was shot dead during a brazen insider attack by an afghan soldier at a military university this week several of the nato members including a german general were wounded the pentagon says the officer is the most senior military official to have been killed in action overseas since the vietnam war the assailant who served in the afghan army for three years was also killed in a shootout. taliban praised the attack but didn't claim responsibility fence analysts say if the believes that the incident reflects the among many afghans after years of having international military presence in the country this highlights the large discontent among the afghan population for the

seventeen in ukraine was based on nothing more than social media postings that admission came from the hague although u.s. defense intelligence agency washington has blamed the catastrophe in which almost three hundred people died on anti-government fighters in eastern ukraine but former pilot robert stein says a lot of questions remain about the evidence coming in from washington. the latest military intelligence evidence the americans were showing to the public is not the best evidence they had when they have a satellite over the crash site when they have radar data when they have the xti airport warning and control system station in germany and they were flying around why are there not opening their files that this is also really really suspicious and in my eyes they're hiding something or they know the truth better not willing the truth because the truth is too ugly for them they use every dirty trick in the book to blame it for russia if you could show a clear evidence that russia would be the perpetrator they would have it published immediately. also was banned a number of nations from

even al-qaeda but that hasn't stopped the dutch government allowing a pro islamic state rally at the hague demonstrators showed bloodthirsty anti semitic slogans and called on european muslims to support your hard housings of hate residents now want the city mayor sacked for sanctioning a protest analyst william engdahl thinks the incident is a wake up call for europe. there are large muslim communities throughout europe and germany was. at least seven million. women the most and for youth their organization and sort of jihad has been to solutions of trying to recruit from young muslim youth as are going on in holland with the stuck shirt demonstrations of isis i question the sanity of the dutch government for allowing it in the first place the very fact that they allowed this on the. demonstrators who were chanting death to the jews quite loudly streets of a european country is this really a welcome call what's what's going on here. get a look behind the scenes at our t. about how our news gets put together a latest episode of news team coming up in a couple minutes. sometimes i am baffle

their support for kurdish families trapped by radical militants in iraq and a similar protest in the hague saw dutch police intervene fighting was again triggered by a gang backing the militants who chanted islamic slogans. and as a whistleblower edward snowden was granted a three year residence permit in russia this week snowden fled to the country more than a year ago of the telling the world about the global surveillance projects maintained by the u.s. and u.k. now he's in hiding with his whereabouts known as he claims there's a threat to his life according to his lawyer will now be allowed to move freely across the country or abroad and could even get russian citizenship after five years. ok the next week the news bulletin will be starting right here in around thirty minutes time to stay with us over the next worlds apart but that's on a boy given what. clean . zero casualties war this is the great fantasy of war mongering politicians. capturing people is this what do you do if they're innocent killing them easy we reserve the right to kill any person any. where any time. soon for they

this is a giant rubber dog >> is called from the hague to how it was not floating in the port of los angeles. it is the work of a dutch artist part of the tall ships festival, this is the first time the duck has appeared on the west calls it is made stops in asia australia and south america. the >> today's high temperature going to be 93 degrees with very high humidity. it is going to be quite humid today chance of showers and thunderstorms isolated storms this afternoon. we are looking at fog early this morning. i'll have the cool down in the seven day forecast in a bit. >> a new crest along u.s. 20 and state route 249 in northern indiana. it looks at this point that emerges in responder's added to the scene and we will get more details. at a lot of construction happening of rock bridge work continues on church road right over interstate 88: 4 couple more must watch for that. at the numbers are in good shape will britain downstate ahead. >> but the old farmer's almanac has to say about the coming winter. >> we are learning who the head american journalist james foley as another jour