we try to keep the interpol's balanced -- intervals balanced. some of the tactics used, and this goes to the discussion on switchbacks. one thing that we do on the 14 mission is we trade operators. if someone is more than 15 minutes late, we send the operator on to another vehicle so that it can go on time in the other direction. that is one thing we do. another thing we do on the 14 mission is we monitor misruns. part of this managing consistency is the time between the intervals. but, for example, we may have some light cars coming in. we send them back out into the mission. we make sure that we can bill as much of the work as possible. systemwide, we put out between 1112 hundred runs a day. typically, -- we tried to take these other actions to mitigate. finally, the topic of switchbacks. we do do switchbacks. with a trolley line, obviously, it requires infrastructure to make a switch back. this is a listing of locations where we have the infrastructure that allows us to use this technique, if necessary, from a service management standpoint. o

on december the first twenty ten interpol issued a warrant for sunday's arrest a week later the wiki leaks chief voluntarily showed up at a police station where they arrested him a week later he was released on bail but the criminal charges against him were never dropped. but thank you. to all people around the world. a. lot it might. be no way. shortly after he was bailed a song shocked the world with a statement that it was now the turn for the banks to share their secrets he announced the publication on wiki leaks of huge volumes of information on private accounts in swiss banks on january the seventeenth two thousand and eleven a former employee of the julius by a bank elma publicly handed over to his son to discuss with information on personal bank accounts but i want you and know it the wiki leaks got it up again. in order to. investigate it and they can put this edition on if. yes brian bush works as a journalist for the financial times specializing in the subject of bank information faffed he investigated the two thousand and seven purchase by the german government of disks w

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dominated the world cup season interpol title which has won before. now finally twenty twelve sees london host the twenty seventh the olympic games plenty of eyes then looking to the future but for two former gold medalist thirty one years in the past was in focus this year in moscow for tonya explaining. nine hundred eighty billion big mascot says goodbye mosquito in four days away the games are over although the victory is clean but their efforts. three years later and julie's winners return to police where they earn fame newsweekly staring them in great britain's own wills and bill thompson who respectfully claimed gold in the one hundred mirrors energy company back in one thousand nine hundred eighty just three inches separated wells from the pre-race favorite kiba cereal lowered in a full finish funny enough it was standing here looking at looking at the scoreboard wondering who had won because it came out in russian initially. it was only when it came up in english well if either when it came on the russian spelt my name very similar and that wa

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world cannot be underestimated the major peril now is coming is the islamists are radical islamists interpol all over the region you know these revolutions in egypt in syria in tunisia all of the arab speeds they have been. you can see thirty million radical islamist parties who have been suppressed by previous regimes like muslim brotherhood in egypt for instance. al-qaeda in libya you know al qaeda is there is strong in libya libyan department is one of the strongest of the world maybe it's the second strongest after the new one one of the greatest dangers is that al qaeda and other could use their dogs to try to get use of it so they're highly volatile situation in this northern african region really bears significance not just for libya but really for the rest of the world. for picking up on the energy side of it an agreement between russia and the global oil giants giving some hope to those who fear the tension in north africa in the mid east will slow down economic recovery for the latest on this multi-billion dollar deal that said catch up with our business there's dmitri medvedev is

of bint ghazi thousands have gathered demanding gadhafi is removal on the so-called day of rage interpol's issued an international alert for the libyan leader and some members of his family in a move to help him for some. against his regime of the developments thing u.s. and u.k. are becoming more isolated as they refuse to rule out intervention in libya germany has joined international voices opposing any foreign military action washington bassinets forces off the libyan coast claims it's keeping all options open to others ready to step in if the crisis deepens he's paula slip reports. but i'm standing here on the border crossing between two nazir and libya. and it certainly is a growing sense here that as the situation in libya deteriorates so too does the possibility for foreign intervention grow now the u.s. president barack obama in his strongest words so far against the libyan leader moammar gadhafi said that gadhafi had lost all legitimacy to rule and mask it down he also said that he had approved the use of american military equipment to assist in the evacuation of egyptian and oth

is coming is the islamists already call islamist interpol one all over the region you know these revolutions in egypt and syria in tunisia all of the arab speeds have been. thirty million radical islamist parties have been suppressed by previous regimes muslim brotherhood in egypt for instance. in libya you know al qaeda is there is strong in libya libyan department is one of the strongest of the world. maybe the second strongest after the pull to stun you with one of the greatest dangers know is that a. jihad is their troops try to get you through the city so they're highly volatile situation in this northern african region really bears significance not just fully be egyptian on syria but really for the rest of the world if you know our. own interests a few weeks the sense in asia spread throughout the arab world and there are growing fears it could go further still have concerns that it's nomic radicalism will come to power but a political analyst from islamabad says the threats are vastly overestimate it i'm one of those people who are very skeptical about for example. the strength of al

. >> i'll say i'm an interpol guy... >> basically he says, "you guys be in the car." then he says... >> narrator: viorel's plan has put the production team in an ethical bind. >> i don't know if we're crossing a line. what do you guys think? >> he's not exactly a rational guy at this point. he is desperate. he wants to threaten them, and he thinks it's going to work. >> frankly, i think there's more of a danger that if they see that, what's the point of giving up his wife? they'll just... can hurt her. >> i don't think it would accomplish anything. >> i'm just worried that he puts himself in more danger, and that he ends up getting the crap beaten out of him, if not worse, and that we end up being responsible for that because we provided the materials for that. >> narrator: none of this matters until viorel gets hold of maria or apo. >> narrator: increasingly desperate, viorel cruises the streets of antalya in the vague hope of spotting katia. but he now fears her lost to the world of the traffickers. >> narrator: back in ukraine just over a month after a sympathetic

world cannot be underestimated the major peril now is coming is the islamists are radical islamists interpol one all over the region you know these revolutions in egypt and syria in tunisia all of the arab states they have been islamic yet you can see millions of radical islamist parties who have been suppressed by previous regime slow muslim brotherhood in egypt for instance. in libya you know al qaeda is there is strong in libya libyan department of al qaida is one of the strongest of the maybe the second strongest after the pit to start a new one one of the greatest dangers is that. you could use their tools to try to get you. so they're highly volatile situation in this northern african region really bear significance not just fully being egypt but really for the rest of the world. r.t. well in just a few weeks the arrests in tunisia spread throughout the arab world and there are growing fears it could go further still with concerns that islamic radicalism will come to power but political analyst from islamabad says the threats are vastly overestimated. i'm one of those people who are ve

participating, including this year and office of drugs and crime and the customs organization and interpol. there has been an interception of 68,000 kilograms of explosives components. we continue to work with the government of afghanistan and pakistan to get them to take more concrete action to disrupt the flow of these chemicals. we are working with them. pakistan established last november a counter ied forum to bring a whole of government approach. we pressed them to do more on the regulatory and legislative framework. because ammonium nitrate, even in our country, is a legal substance, we have to figure out how to stop its flow, but not cut it off from construction and agriculture. it is obviously much harder with a country like pakistan that does not have a regulatory framework really where a lot of this could already be housed. but we remain absolutely committed to this. we'll do everything we can. we welcome your leadership and any suggestions you have and how we can be more effective. >> thank you very much. and we have limited time because of the vote. we may allow you to have a l

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