las declaraciones de obama y hillary clinton sobre un paÍs que vive una guerra civil no declarada.por este hombre. >> acceda a la comunidad internacional a que nos ayude, serÍa el ex ministro de justicia. en trÍpoli las fuerzas de seguridad abandonan. hablan de 3000 muertos durante el mes de febrero. >> las comunicaciones estÁn cortadas explicaba este hombre, hay poblaciones sin agua y comida. ha habido enfrentamientos entre personas dispersas. el presidente reconociÓ hoy que abierta la puerta a todas las opciones intentaba ganar tiempo. >> tres cuartas partes del paÍs estÁn en calma, todo ha sido cubierto por la prensa. por su parte hillary clinton viajarÁ a ginebra por la reuniÓn urgente y esta noche las naciones unidas acordaron congelar las cuentas del presidente y su familia. se estÁ acordando enviar al presidente o no a una corte internacional. >> la situaciÓn de libia sigue siendo confusa, desde la tercera ciudad del paÍs no se ha confirmado si cayÓ cuando el poder o si fue atacada por mercenarios al servicio de gadafi. el barril de petrÓleo estÁ a mÁs de $ 110, sobre esto s

secretary of state's given her reaction to the situation in the middle east hillary clinton said the bloodshed across the region is unacceptable let's cross live to washington d.c. we're joined by to postpone the. speech so what we have today. well kevin first of all the situation in libya has been critical for more than a week now the protesters there turned out to be the protests there turned out to be a lot more violent than they were in egypt or anywhere else in the region for that matter but washington's reaction has and only point out has been as slow and cautious as ever only this tuesday did secretary of state hillary clinton come out to the press and call for leave it to stop the bloodshed she also called for leaders in other countries including bahrain to show restraint when handling the protests what analysts point out despite the cautious words of concern expressed by the administration there is no more of that democracy chanting that we saw little more than a week ago when obama delivered all those passionate speeches on people of egypt making their voice heard and and b

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own way to make build bridges with the country with russia but he's been regarded by hillary clinton i think as something from these cables anyway so it appears some sort of pale pink lefty and hillary clinton seems desperate to stop. anders rasmussen making any positive outreach to russia. other news now shock waves from of people in tunisia and egypt spread all across the greater middle east with opposition protests sweeping through other countries in the region clashes between rival demonstrations have once again gripped yemen in what's now the eighth day of unrest and government activists to be using social networks to call for as many people as possible to hit the streets on friday demanding the country's president ali abdullah saleh to step down after more than thirty years in power clashes also erupted in jordan's capital amman where anti-government demonstrators are calling for. treaty with israel contends turned violent in libya where at least twenty four people be killed in recent days in clashes with security forces police reported of use firearms to disperse the crowd tha

it appears some sort of pale pink lefty and hillary clinton seems desperate to stop. anders rasmussen making any positive reach to russia. he will is the upheavals in tunisia and egypt have spread all across the greater middle east with opposition protests sweeping through other countries in the region clashes between rival demonstrators who once again proved to yemen and what's now the eighth day and rise until government activists have been do using social networks to call for as many people as possible to head the streets on friday demanding the country's president ali abdullah saleh to step down after more than thirty years in power clashes also erupted in jordan's capital amman go on to government demonstrators calling for reforms and abolishing the peace treaty with the zero protest and violent to me there where twenty thirty five people have been killed in clashes with security forces police are reported to have these firearms to disguise the crowds meanwhile in egypt people once again gather in square to celebrate a week since hosni mubarak bostic huge clash o

secretary of state hillary clinton also described the violence as completely unacceptable are these going to count as more from washington. the situation in libya has been critical for more than a week now the protests there turn out to be a lot more violent than they were in egypt or anywhere else in the way john but washington's we action as analysts point out has been as slow and cautious as ever only this tuesday did secretary of state hillary clinton come out to the press and powerful libya to stop the bloodshed she also called for leaders in bahrain and yemen to show restraint when handling the protests what analysts point out the spite the cautious words of concern expressed by the u.s. administration there is no more of that democracy celebration that we saw over a week ago when obama delivered all those passionate speeches on people of egypt making their voice heard and embracing democracy with analysts say it was easier and safer for the u.s. to root for democracy and support the people because there is the army there which is very powerful and is largely supported and financed

hillary clinton will say there is no app for ending online comments.ll also say that there are genes that cut down on internet service will not be able to stand change forever. we will be right back with the kron 4 morning news, weather and traffic in just a few moments. ñ >> darya: welcome back to the kron 4 news. president barack obama only in appearance in the bay area to meet technology industry leaders. according to reporter in the chronicle he will be here on thursday for a meeting with business leaders in technology and innovation. it's unclear whether not these meetings are appearances will be open to the public. this will be his first visit since october of last year. >> mark: republicans are popposing president obama as budget cuts. they're planning to push their own today. they won $61 billion in cuts to programs including public broadcast, another cut skirt from feeding the poor as well as training people for jobs and cleaning the great lakes. >> james: the latest wall street, headlines making news market set for solid open. stock futures a

secretary of state hillary clinton. during may is the secretary general of the salvation front. thank you for your time. just listening to the response and we heard earlier today the united nations security council has condemned the force against civilians. are you satisfied with what you are hearing from the west? >> i welcome what i am hearing but i do not think it is enough. now, gaddafi is committing crimes against humanity and murdering libyans. committing the crime of fouwar. the militia and army is fighting his own people, using ships to bomb benghazi. it does not stand for the occasion. >> he was very defiant in his message earlier today. do you think this is -- he is not going anywhere and he will stay there until his last dying day in libya? >> that is what makes it urgent for the international community to move swiftly to protect the civilians in libya. and the libyan people. >> do you agree that will happen? he will stay there completely defiant? >> i cannot predict what gaddafi will do on this occasion. he made his appearance very clear that he would destroy the cou

political party in the country it's up for the people to decide and not again hillary clinton dictating what kind of democracy she people should have because everything the united states has done in that region last forty years is just create extremism. yeah you look i think you're identifying some good points i'm not sure if i agree with the way that you're portraying i mean there's no question you know that the united states hasn't lived up to this great espousal of always being for democracy you know the reality for any country whether it's today or historically you know has had a balance off the principles you stand for the security interests that you have in the light you know and what we've been seeing i think is as as as your previous guest was saying was part of what's happening in egypt and a sort of separate it was happening in tunisia was in fact fed you know by this development of civil society by n.g.o.s and not just american many indigenous many european as well that helped to develop the networks you know at the same time you're right that the united states was sort of st

i put that to secretary hillary clinton. not just about bahrain, but also how she saw what might emerge in egypt after the protesters, the pro-democracy protesters forced out another key ally, hosni mubarak? >> i don't have any prediction. but what i do know is that there are many ways that these transitions can go right, and there are many ways they can go wrong. and the united states wants to stand with those who are seeking democratic reform, economic reform, who want to protect minority rights, who want to protect women's rights, who want to build democratic institutions that are going to reflect real results for people. >> so as the u.s. is trying to figure out what these huge upheavals are going to mean, they're also being very careful now calling on the bahrainis, the bahraini king to really not use any more violence against the protesters. it has been bloody, and they're calling on him to stop that. >> how much influence does america really have when it comes to controlling the outcome of this widespread upheaval to

hillary clinton has condemned the events and although the obama administration is watching the situation are completely unacceptable. >> the u.s. continues to watch the situation in libya with alarm. çour thoughts and prayers are with those whose lives have been lost and their loved ones. we join the international community-strongly condemning the violence. ç-- join the international community in condemning the violence. this bloodshed is completely unacceptable. it is the responsibility of the government to respect the universal rights of their people. >> secretary of state hillary clinton metç with eight securiy council where they condemned the use of force against libya calling for those responsible to be held accountable. the u.s. has stopped short of calling for action. log for some kind of action from the security council would have been disappointed. the libyan deputy ambassador who called for the meeting wanted the council to impose a no-fly zone over libya. that was not mentioned it in the statement. that was not even brought up in discussions. the statement did notç ask for

secretary of state hillary clinton will rachet up the pressure on middle east governments today emphasizing the need for internet freedom as social media sites play a central role in political movements across the arab world and in iran. tracie potts joins us from washington with more on that. >> reporter: social media sites have really fuelled these protests. we've seen that in egypt and other countries, and today in a major policy speech secretary of state hillary clinton will say that the u.s. supports these on-line democracy movements and will warn middle eastern government that is while they may be able to slow them down, they will not be able to stop the spread of democracy by restricting the internet. specifically in excerpts from that speech, she will say there is no app for that. we've seen similar demonstrations to what happened in egyptç around that region i iran. tens of thousands of demonstrators supporting the egyptians have come out and clashed with police. we do know that one person was killed. they were shot to death. several others were wounded. we saw similar demonstrati

each side blames the other for starting the fighting. >>> in germany today, secretary of state hillary clinton and russian foreign minister finalized the latest strategic arms reduction treaty. the treaty limits each side to 1550 warheads. the pact also reestablishes the monitoring system that ended in 2009. mrs. clinton said the deal was another step away from the threat of nuclear war. >>> well, it's not baseball season yet, but tens of thousands of giants fans walked to at&t park, die-hard fans lined up early, really early for the annual giants fanfest. >> reporter: bleary eyed and caffeine deprived, about 50 of the most dedicated giants fans camped outside of at&t park. >> we've been out here since 2:00 in the morning. >> reporter: to be the first people inside giants fanfest. >> orange runs in my veins. >> reporter: by 9:00 am the makeshift campground evolves into a crowd of hundreds. some fans couldn't contain their excitement. >> the baseball field is in so fans can walk on the field. >> reporter: once inside, fans stood in line again for one of the most popular attractions. >> getting

secretary of state hillary clinton is set to make a major foreign policy speech in a few hours aimed directly at the middle east. today iranian hard liners are threatening to execute opposition leaders after thousands of demonstrators hit the streets there trying to overthrow their government in the wake of egypt. >> kristen, secretary of state hillary clinton will deliver this major policy address in an except released by the state department she will pledge u.s. support to the iranian disdants usualing social media for bureaucracy. arrests have been made but it's not clear how many. video is scarce because foreign media is banned from covering the streets in iran. yesterday tens of thousands of demonstrators rallied in iran yelling death to the dictator mean mahmoud ahmadinejad. this is the first major throw of strength since 2009. people also rallied in the streets after president mahmoud ahmadinejad was reelected in what people called massive voter fraught. >> we are against violence, and we would call to account the iranian government that is once again using its security forces

. >>> meantime secretary of state hillary clinton has arrived in georgia nova. live in washington scott mcfarland. >>> north korea is threatening to fire. the latest round of balloons that scary thousands of leaflets and cassette videos. they are encouraging north carolinian's to rise up against their leaders. >>> a three-day hearing starts tomorrow. it will investigate last september's deadly san bruno explosion. lits be the first time that -- it will be the first time that they are questioned. >>> an investigation has already started into the cause of a natural gas line explosion in cleveland, ohio. flames shot 30 feet into the air. crews knew of a leak on that line since saturday they were working to repair it when it exploded. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> the pentagon warning women today about con artist that target women on facebook. they claim to be soldiers looking for love. then claim their love and ask those unsuspecting women to write them a check. the military is warning there have been hundreds of these cases in recent years. >>> this morning peo

. >> reporter: seth of state hillary clinton also spoke on -- secretary of state hillary clinton also spoke on the crisis while attending a international security conference and she says it is important that egyptian leaders demonstrate an orderly transition is under way to keep the middle east stable. at the united nations, michael herzenberg, for cbs news. >>> back here in the bay area, magnitude 2.3 earthquake rattled an unin corporated area of contra costa county this morning. it struck at 10:23 this morning. the usga says it was centered one mile south of central alamo and four miles west/northwest of danville. there were no reports of damage or injuries. >>> and a security breach in san francisco. officials say a recently fired worker at the city's human services agency stole the records of about 2400 med-ical recipients and information stolen included names and social security records and the woman says she wanted the records to fight her layoff but proving to the agency they gave her an unfairly high case load and the agency says the risk of i.d. theft is low because the infor

internet have fueled the pro-democracy movement in the middle east, and today secretary of state hillary clinton said the u.s. will spend $25 million this year to protect bloggers and help them get around restrictions imposed on them by foreign governments. more now from seth doane. >> reporter: sometimes hurled in protest, these stones on a cairo street spelled out a much more powerful weapon, reading in arabic "we are the men of facebook." in fact, following its pivotal role in egypt, facebook pages and twitter groups are now popping up in at least ten countries across the middle east and north africa. rallying antigovernment sentiment from morocco and algeria to syria and bahrain. >> the internet has had a coming of age in this uprising in egypt. >> reporter: and foreign governments are trying to catch up. >> those who clamp down on internet freedom may be able to hold back the full expression of their people's yearnings for a while, but not forever. >> reporter: this afternoon, secretary of state hillary clinton called free access to the internet a fundamental human right. >> we believe that

secretary of state hillary clinton and the vatican is going to officially put the new strategic armsreduction treaty into force ending over two years of coraline talks and negotiations internal disputes especially in the united states all of that happened before the treaty was ratified first by the u.s. congress then just last week by both houses of. the russian parliament then signed by president dmitry medvedev and now only this formal exchange of documents is left before it can officially come into force aimed at reducing the number of times you can on both sides over one third so it's quite significant in terms of the relations between moscow and washington and for global security all right i want to see you go to school for bringing us up to date on the latest from there so i knew a security conference and you know you got thank you very much. also managed to catch up earlier with russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov his interview is coming up in our spotlight that's in just. coming in when about eighteen minutes time so do stay with us for that. well as the british prime min

treaty one more step towards final ratification now the next process is for secretary of state hillary clinton to meet with her russian counterpart foreign minister sergey lavrov at the munich security council conference was supposed to come up this weekend in munich of course where they're going to exchange the so-called instruments of ratification these are the actual signed documents which will fully put this treaty into force so it's a very exciting developments that we've been reporting on for quite some time and have waited for a long while for for it's actually can through the have been some pretty major stumbling blocks have there between moscow and washington during the work on this treaty does the final agreement mean those differences have been overcome. well there have been but i would have to say that the bigger stumbling blocks to this treaty has been within washington itself i mean we saw a very vocal minority but of course a minority of lawmakers who were very clearly opposed to this treaty they wanted more time to look into it they were concerned about some of the limits that

clinton i think some from these cables anyway so it appears some sort of pale pink lefty and hillary clinton seems desperate to stop. anders rasmussen making any positive outreach to russia but why they realize that that's what a lot of supposedly yes relations are meant to be better between moscow and washington now it seems that if they're spying via nato on what moscow is up to it means that they don't trust what's going on in russia. so what that's all it was they don't trust this resetting relations doesn't make sense as it. were they don't trust what's going on in nato headquarters i mean this this particular spot i think that's a better word than mole who was spying for the united states while he was also in an official position with the general. secretary general rasmussen really and cripple into a sort of deep cover agent such as philby in the one nine hundred thirty s. who wind his way into the british establishment and spied for the soviet union now this man this particular man whose name i think is jeff ruff kay hey she would be sacked and what we want is america to reestablish t

government is interfering in internal affairs of countries hillary clinton is out there posturing about internet freedom where as the head of her regime obama has demanded and presumably received the ability to turn off the internet in the united states what mubarak did in self-defense is what obama can do that's the big hypocrisy so for the state department guys are tweeting in english french and spanish they've added arabic and farsi so they're going big in persian language into iran and they're adding chinese russian and hindi so that all these other targets that opened up the thing that hillary clinton talked about is digital activists in other words there's a huge ball you around the world they want to mobilize these people i think what she's got in mind is a secret army of hackers and indeed trolls that will be the shock and awe of the new decade and this is what they were able to deploy in egypt they say it's simple you get the rich kids using facebook and twitter you get the rich kids into the square you put that on television you convince the rest of the society that the govern

secretary of state hillary clinton said tuesday that repression often sows the seeds of revolution. she said the u.s. will send $25 million this year to support cyber dissidents. seth doane reports. >> reporter: sometimes hurled in protests, these stones on a cairo street spelled out a much more powerful weapon. reading in arabic, we are the men of facebook. in fact, following its pivotal role in egypt, facebook pages and twitter groups are now popping up in at least ten countries, across the middle east and north africa. rallying anti-government sentiment for morocco and algeria to syria and bahrain. >> the internet has had a coming of age in this uprising in egypt. >> reporter: and foreign governments are trying to catch up. >> those who clamp down on internet freedom may be able to hold back the full expression of their people's yearnings for awhile. but not forever. >> reporter: secretary of state hillary clinton called free access to the internet a fundamental human right. >> we believe that governments who have erected barriers to internet freedom will eventually find themselv

from the government not to demonstrate. >>> and a major policy address today, secretary of state hillary clinton will warn repressive governments around the world that restricting the internet will not hold back demands for democratic reform. secretary clinton will restrict those trying to use the internet for democracy. hillary clinton says regimes that restrict internet usage may be able to withhold calls for change in the short-term but not ferever. >>> the new republican-led house of representatives has passed an extension of the patriots act. the bill was designed to promote terrorism. it made it easier to do things like listen in on people's phone calls. the senate must act on the bill's extension before it expeers on the next few weeks. >>> in san jose, hundreds of city jobs could be lost, even if union concessions are made. sanjose has a 110 -- $110 million budget deficit. mayor chuck read wants 10% pay cuts from 11 unions in order to save jobs but he also warns that even if they get the concessions there could still be layoffs. here's what some san jose city employees had to say. >> i'l

in russian of course was written instead and hillary clinton's remembers about this incident two years ago after the translation ceremony where he said that the foreign minister should be about when it came to translation marabout those are two countries. this chart after to reach. first was truly a story and the atmosphere was really. at the time off this exchange and just a reminder this treaty is set to reduce the number of strategic arms on both sides why over one so if you are focused on the need to move forward on a russia's proposal to develop a legal document which would ensure the security of all european nations and also cause. russia's western borders to move forward on the idea to build a unified into missile defense system which would include russia the united states the european union with everybody sharing the responsibility for the safety of the others. and agreement to discuss the possibility of a joint anti missile shield doesn't automatically mean russia is ready to join the program which is being drafted without its participation the idea of take it or leave it does

secretary of state hillary clinton calls for under strict at internet access for all some experts are taking a more skeptical view of her campaign and message of journalist webster tarpley told r.t. that washington is using social media to drive results at the greater greater middle east mirroring the color revolutions of the post soviet space. the thing that hillary clinton talked about is digital activists in other words there's a huge ball going on the world they want to mobilize these people i think what she's got in mind is a secret army of hackers and indeed trolls that will be the shock and awe of the new decade and this is what they were able to deploy in egypt they say it's simple you get the rich kids using facebook and twitter you get the rich kids into the square you put that on television you convince the rest of the society that the government is deeply unpopular and the revolution takes off it's a way to come on manipulate and dupe an entire society and that's this is what a color revolution or cia people power coup or post-modern co actually is. well to ring in warship

only way to make build bridges with the country with russia but he's being guarded by hillary clinton i think for some from these cables anyway so it appears some sort of pale pink lefty and hillary clinton seems desperate to stop anders rasmussen making any positive outreach to russia. well you're of authority and plenty more ahead this hour including a look at to three years of kossovo self declared independence from serbia but it's still wrong breakaway region any closer to record there should by the majority of the you whether member states instead it's brought the whole supposed leaders closer to prosecution. and looks to slash its defense budget critics say it's just a drop in the ocean for the world's biggest military spender bill find out more in just a few minutes. well the e.u. is launching an aid mission to help deal with the wave of immigrants from north africa more than five thousand arrived there from tunisia alone during the past week and officials agree the situation is out of control. multi-culturalism debate intensifies with the leaders of major nations lining up to

the thing that hillary clinton talked about is digital activist in other words there's a huge ball you're round the world they want to mobilize these people i think what she's got in mind is a secret army of hackers and indeed trolls that will be the shock and awe of the new decade and this is what they were able to deploy in egypt it's simple you get the rich kids using facebook and twitter you get the rich kids into the square you put that on television you convince the rest of the society that the government is deeply unpopular and the revolution takes off it's a way to manipulate and dupe an entire society and that's this is what a color revolution or cia people power coup or post-modern co actually is. a ring of warships were delayed entry in egypt. all this comes after israel and the us expressed strong concerns over the dispatch a first for a terror navy earlier egyptian official said they had shut the cargo allowing the universities of all the passage was a tap about israeli ministers who called for the world to act against iran's recurring provocations artie's policy in skipping

point out has been passed slow and cautious as ever only this tuesday did secretary of state hillary clinton come out to the press and call for leave it to stop the bloodshed she also called for leaders in other countries including bahrain to show restraint when handling the protests what analysts point out despite the cautious words of concern expressed by the administration there is no more of that democracy chanting that we saw little more than a week ago when obama delivered all those passionate speeches on people of egypt making their voice heard and embracing democracy there's no more of that now with protests spreading like wildfire is across the region the u.s. seems to have little control over what's going to happen next there is the u.s. is very sensitive about bahrain they have their fleet there to patrol the swear nala major oil shipping route and keep an eye on iran and they have good relations with the king of bahrain and all the political unrest could really undermine the u.s. presence in the gulf. british prime minister has upheld his decision to take defense for representati

analysts point out has been as slow and cautious as ever only this tuesday did secretary of state hillary clinton come out to the press and call for libya to stop the bloodshed she also called for leaders in bahrain and yemen to show restraint when handling the protests what analysts point out despite the cautious words of concern expressed by the u.s. administration there is no more of that democracy celebration that we saw. a week ago when obama delivered all those passionate speeches on people of egypt making their voice heard and embracing democracy with analysts say it was easier and safer for the u.s. to root for democracy and support the people because there is the army there which is very powerful and is largely supported and financed by the united states and is now in control of egypt but in other countries in libya for example the u.s. doesn't have the same leverage libya has the richest proven oil reserves in africa it is the twelve largest oil exporter in the world experts say it is very hard to predict who will take power if gadhafi is ousted washington's biggest fear is that those u

only way to make build bridges with russia but he's being guarded by hillary clinton i think something from these cables anyway so it appears some sort of pale pink lefty and hillary clinton seems desperate to stop. anders rasmussen making any positive outreach to russia. well your view there are plenty more ahead this hour including a look at the three years of kosovo self declared independence from serbia but it's . breakaway region and equal certain recognition by the majority of the u.n. member states stead it's brought all suppose we are supposed to cross it. and while your readers line up to admit the failure of multiculturalism we tell you how one activist has now found herself on trial for doing the same. well the u.s. defense budget is going under the knife as the country seeks to slash the national debt from a staggering fourteen trillion dollars well the proposed budget is almost fourteen billion dollars less than last time well even though it still amounts to almost half of all global village terry spending on defense analysts laura calmly told us that america's approach to

hillary clinton talked about digital activists in other words there's a huge ball you around the world they want to mobilize these people i think what she's got in mind is a secret army of hackers and indeed trolls that shock and awe. this is what they were able to. you get the rich kids using facebook and twitter you get the rich kids into the square you put it on television you convince the rest of the society that the government is deeply unpopular and the revolution it's a way to manipulate an entire society and this is what a couple revolution or cia people power post-modern actually is. to iranian warships were delayed entry. all this comes after israel and the us expressed strong concerns over the dispatch first for terror navy earlier egyptian official said that the cargo allowing the two vessels to pass the passage was attacked by israeli ministers who called for the world to act against quote recurring publications. across develop. these many prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that he views with most gravity the posturing of these two iranian warships through the suez can

--por otra parte, la secretaria de estado "hillary clinton" dijo que es importante apoyar el procesoe transicion anunciado por el gobierno de ese pais. --mientras tanto, representantes del gobierno egipcio sospechan que el estallido que provoco un incendio en un gaseoducto, se trataba de un acto terrorista. --la explosÓn ocurrio en una estacÓn compresora de gas localizada al norte de ese pais y origino un voraz incendio en una tuberia que transporta gas hacia jordania. --el gobierno egipcio ahora tendra que utilizar fuentes alternativas para el abastecimiento de gas, a un costo de mas de 4 millones de dolares al dia. --a nivel local, mientras continuan las protestas en egipto contra el presidente de ese pÍs, aqui en el area de la bahia no se quedan con los brazos cruzados y tambien se realizaron varias movilizaciones.--"beatriz ferrari", nos informa desde el centro de san francisco. trt 1:35 los daÑos que en la universidad de verti. >> volvemos desde el centro de la noticia a tomar contacto con ustedes. adelante estudios. menos- de regreso a la localidad ,. >> los daños de la explosi

you so here on claims washington is behind the riots so we just heard from secretary of state hillary clinton there supporting the riots the iranian authorities are saying the opposition leaders should be tried and executed so why is the u.s. backing the protests if there are any placing more lives at risk what's what's washington's agenda here do you think. well i think that the united states being developing global policy throughout the last decades global policy in which it came in to support most of the. governments that you can see actually let's say on the broad middle eastern scene but on the other hand we shouldn't forget also that from their own point of view the americans consider that defending their own interests in the region can't come without making as if they were really supporting the democratic processes that are prevailing in their. asian and that is why we could see as an example that in the beginning when you had the riots in egypt you didn't really support the public opinion became much more with the position that was keen to what hosni mubarak wanted but when they consi

so the tipper gores and the senator liebermans and even the hillary clintons are very good for us, you know, when they attack the music. i've never felt that threatened, although i am working very closely with the hip-hop action network, and i'm back and forth to washington, protecting our first amendment rights. i don't think that they can really stop the music. there's nothing they can do about it except be angry. these records are going to get played, and these kid's ideals are going to be heard. and the more they attempt to shut 'em down, the more popular the artists and the music get. and it kind of reaffirms that it's young people's music. so when the old people are coming after the young people, they just get more rebellious. but this is a different story. i mean, they were upset about the language of some of these artists. most of their stories are really about survival and even condemn-- whatever you may view as negative is probably condemned on the rap record-- that you don't like. but the real thing is, when these rappers say things that are--that are important, and they mov

secretary of state hillary clinton also the e.u. president herman a fine one point we saw him. and nato secretary general anders fogh rasmussen powers the here we are now we'll go live now to the russian foreign minister sort of a left off and listen to what he has to say here. thank you for the organizing of this conference last year the leaders managed to bring in more help into the if you were atlantic region and we overcome challenges so we get less confrontations and more elements of cooperation and our interest expand and more. and we all are moving towards introducing more security so that everyone will feel as secure as anyone else and. regardless of the participation in the military alliance we're not. things we talked about at the last year's conference are being implemented and to a large extent it's the result of our effort in the effort on the reform in the architecture of the continent which took up the initiative by president of. the security in europe. we take this as the invitation. for cooperation and it was accepted of all partners responded by setting forth

participation we assure starts it will have a positive effect on global security to bring in hillary clinton also said that it was quite symbolic that this exchange of the ratification documents happened in munich since germany was the country divided after the second world war and during the cold war in iraq and now that this exchange of the gratification documents happened here the two sides are russia and the united states or have chosen this location to move closer to each other as well it's quite important that the treaty was a ratified by both sides in its initial original version nothing was changed although as ratification went on on all sides both sides did have to make some winding statements but they do not back to the actual implementation of this treaty just to remind you it's aimed at reducing the number of strategic options on each side by over one third of this security conference is often referred to as the security loss because many world leaders and top level politicians are taking part in discussions on some of the most contemporary and important issues i would often focu

american progress will join me to discuss how other countries might not see the same results then hillary clinton gave a speech on internet rights and wrongs today pledging the need for an open single internet to which everyone has access and condemning moves by countries who restrict that access and censor but are we really the ones to talk haters join sanchez will join us for that discussion and then what exactly are they saying new legislation out of south dakota has pro-choice activists up in arms today meanwhile the politician responsible for the bill says the public is taking this proposal out of proportion so jill filipovic will join me to talk about the legislation that some people say will allow people to kill abortion providers then concerns are raised worldwide as food prices start to spike many fear that the rising prices will be passed on to the consumers say ones who are already struggling to make ends meet and these tough financial times so how will the public react to rising costs and food or will they react at all and it seems as if ron paul has made a new enemy the conservative