in any place assistance while they are here it's also recommended that i contact their individual imus's as well just responsibilities of all officers include gathering information from civilians calling on tea regarding accidents and crimes registering this information processing it and passing it on to territorial subdivisions who send the nearest police crew to the scene. so what other services are not in the capital is far from risky sentences of many kinds of emergencies including building collapses and potential radiation and chemical attacks teams are also trained to work on cars airplane and railway accident scenes or the priorities of the rescue is is to rush to make the site soon as possible as many lives can be saved the first stage is provide immediate. decision with busy traffic it's not always easy to get around in this case a few special rescue teams and fully christmas cycles. and the reality is it's high rise buildings. so for those who need help on the floor was special rescue equipment used by dismantle and secure stylus which rises up to ninety meters. and of course l

hundred anguish families slipped hand before the conflict and almost half of them have now returned as imus family is among those who came back he says that despite the horrors that happened hair it still feels it is his native land as a model lost two brothers and the fighting and his family was forced to move from place to please. several years but that's in the past and now it's all about looking to the future. this is my land i have so many plans and every want to create as many conditions for the youth work as possible and they want me to be useful and will not have time to think of any stupid things and yes me and my family happy that we came back here as you people here see the same needs to happen for those that feel abandoned you can believe sca so the horrors of recent times sound more like from the face of the village even if there still counts in their minds it's been almost three years those still lost cult like but the signs of the struggle remain and it's not only abandoned houses and devastated residential areas but also a significant number of people that still have no plac

anguish tremulously of terror before the outbreak conflict and almost half of them have now returned as imus family is among those who came back he says that despite the horrors that happened here he still feels it is his native land as somewhat lost two brothers and the fighting and his family was forced to move from place to pleas for several years but that's in the past and now it's all about looking to the future. this is my land i have so many plans in mind and we want to create as many conditions for the youth to work as possible and they will do so only useful and will not have time to think of any stupid things and yes me and my family we are all happy that we came back here. people here see the same needs to happen for those that feel abandoned england believes god so the horrors of recent times are why trump the face of the village even if there is still kept in their minds made in the question or russia calls up the republic of north or south. you are up to date on the latest news and headlines here are to do stay with us for the business news that's coming your way next with dmit

that on air and that he wanted it to happen which you know whatever but a joke to say i kind of kid imus and we see a little credit because at least they do stick to a standard they have a standard that they regularly enforced as far as kind of being the image they want but do you think it just shows something of a dick for doing that mark halperin was a bit of a dick for doing that i mean which one was actually i think joe's mortals like. we're going to hear your question a lot and where you got here about a little and i'm not i'm not calling anyone anything ok i think if they both it's fun i think whatever yeah it wasn't about the word that he used it was who he was referencing was that was you can call anybody else a word but when it comes to the president what i like are you going to have played through this i mean that everyone has either is or is going to start cussing up a storm so you can call bear was here in washington state on capitol hill but he was at the f.c.c. because he's trying to start a super pac and look at what actually happened. moments ago the federal election comm

imus n.b.c. and all the newspapers combined that in itself makes artiest saint compared to the trash that to americans and the rest of the world that's why the attack dogs are out in force to try and discredit our t.v. i'm very pleased with the truth artie uncovers or at least asked the questions no one else is asking in the media thank you that was peral we want to thank you for getting us your feedback another one says i work for c.b.s. a.b.c. n.b.c. and p.b.s. and a twenty six year career in news and network programming from journalist to news producer i was fired for trying to expose the lies within the military industrial media complex about iraq and other endless cover ups artie's not perfect but they're far more truthful than the traitors liars and media whores that i experienced first hand that was from affinity net news thanks for sharing that experience on you tube and meanwhile also another viewer says our t.v. and the onion network go hand in hand kind of like watching jon stewart for

they siped an inivl imu. no surprise here.oing back to the interview that china wants to tap into the coal resources of eastern russia. we'll have the ceo in the second half of the program after the panel of 20 5 sitting around. "world business today" will continue right after this short break with nina dos santos. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from paying up to thousands of dollars... out of your own pocket. these are the only medicare supplement insurance plans... exclusively endorsed by aarp. when you ca

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gattuso, it is too soon to breathe an early sigh of relief with resident of imus january 2011 "wall street journal" op-ed, for a turncoat will set that out of balance placing unreasonable burdens on businesses that have had a chilling effect on the growth in jobs. do you think after that particular op-ed that an executive orders 13693 were any closer to achieving what mr. sunstein has cited as its aim of nurturing quote, they can listen culture of retrospective review and analysis that the executive branch? >> i think we are closer, but we are dealing with micro milliliters perhaps of moving forward. >> micro milliliters, okay. >> you think the congress should mandate a law that all agencies should contact periodic retrospective reviews? >> i think he rarely had in 1980 with the regulatory flexibility act 610. >> so it is not implemented. >> you would agree that we should -- that the agency should have a retrospect to have mandate to look at the regulatory environment in their department? and you agree also? >> definitely. >> and mr. goldston? >> there is no harm if they don't become the s

but bec imu because but, because did i my diewrkts i did my duty and was awarded with the g.i. bill paying my college education and even giving knee a little stipend -- giving me a little stipend with that. turned my life around. it enabled me to be one of three founders of a company called a.d.p., a company today employing 45,000 people -- 45,000 people. our parents were poor. we worried about meals on the table. we couldn't afford the right kind of cleg clothing. we couldn't afford a bicycle that my mother bought me at a birthday. my father argued with her and had it taken back because it was $1 a week and we couldn't afford t45,000 people, mr. president. one of america's most successful companies. the longest record of any company -- and i don't want to dwell on this -- one of the companies with the longest growth records in profits, 10% each and every year for 42 years in a row. kid from the back of a candy store. so i look at our caned look at what it is that we're trying to do, and it's hard to figure out. what happened? why are we looking at these drastic cuts in program

we have heard in the past of the population of blacks imus in an overall has been reduced by the population estimate of about a million. i was wondering if you could give us what today's estimate is with of reduction in bat population by the tsongas, either some indication by which species might be most affected by this, and you had yielded to some of the species that are not affected but i would like to learn more about what species are and is the real likelihood in any species would become extinct by this? we talked about population dynamics come some homeostasis been reached by bat populations to the response to this particular fungus, but is there one particular species like the little brown bat that could go extinct and i will leave it up to which panel members are qualified to answer that question. >> which species are most affected? >> let's start with the question about what are the current numbers as far as dhaka total bat populations that are deceased based on exposure to the disease current number your best estimate. estimate the number regenerated before over a million bats was