jules. mr. jules, from our perspective, and from the officers' observation, never fought back to defend himself. detainee jules did not see the attack coming. and you can see that mr. jean baptiste really manhandles him for quite some time, actually launching a flying kick there. >> i never do nothing to you. why would you just come to beat me and take me, drop me on the floor like that. like someone who you're trying to kill me, right? so why? my neck, i can't move it. and now i feel headache. i feel headache. and then keep -- >> while jules said the attack was unprovoked jean baptiste told jail officials he was acting on a long-held grudge from the streets. >> inmate jean baptiste blamed inmate jules for his previous incarceration. i don't know what happened on the street between them but he blamed everything on inmate jules. apparently he's been waiting two years to get his hands on him. >> both inmates went to the seg unit. inmate jules was found not guilty, and he was released from the seg

prime minister jule julia gillard and cabinet members discuss australia's recently imposed carbon tax and the government's immigration policy concerning asylum seekers. also they outline new anti-smoking efforts. then in their senate, the foreign affairs minister, discusses australia's role in the julian assange case. this is courtesy of australia's public affairs channel. ♪ >> hello. i have highlights of the last sitting australian parliament. one thing that has dogged australia for years is asylum seekers. they have been coming in record numbers on leaky boats, and some, sadly, have been drowning at sea trying to get here. the government has been under i lot of pressure to take a tougher policy to deter boats from making this journey. finally the government backed down and embraced the opposition's policy, after it was recommended by an expert panel. asylum seekers will now be sent to the tiny pacific company of niru to have their claims processed rather than on shore here in australia. it is what the opposition wanted. opposition leader tony abbott didn't let the government get awa

coming up meg saudis documentary tom little and jules. it's morning this guy is quietly quiet but suddenly i hear a sweet melody coming from the farm and mark is singing i think a bird's eye view of the people below is fascinating now they have turned on the light in one of the houses and three barefooted boys have emerged from another one i can hear a barking dog and crowing roosters sounds have filled the silence as for myself i keep flying in the sky i'm a cloud. but twelve year old girl by the name of them is dedicated these lines to her home town of beslan which is situated a thousand miles south of moscow emma likes being videotaped she signs this recording with the simple word hello. today it we're going to interview a grand cap. of us how are you. fine. what about your family it's. also ok right emma loves her cat she likes to film it on video and she has a dream for us after we finish school my friends and i would like to go to moscow and study high fashion. emma adores her best friends. my gina and. they spend practically all of

this comes as the opposition presidential candidates in the next month's elections have been shelled jule to visit every church which has traditionally been broached. the un's new android to syria is in damascus to meet with president assad on his first peace mission to the country really hopes to regulate the situation in the war torn country but said one he did pose that tough calls almost impossible meanwhile violence between pro and anti-government forces is on the rise in the largest city of aleppo the latest battle erupted near the city's international airport which are still held by pro assad forces on sunday a car bomb attack in aleppo claimed the lives of at least thirty people. hundreds of striking miners have forced the closure of mines of american platinum the world's largest producer the company said it had taken it staff to a safe place for their protection as labor unrest spreads in south africa's biggest industry the country's mines in recent weeks been hit by an arrest following the police shooting of sochi for miners during a wildcat strike at our economy. russia's prime

. >> for my little segment of the political cartooning world jules pfeiffer is the one who carved out bill: i'm flashing back now on all of the jules pfeiffer ones that i remember, as well. do you get much reaction from your -- i mean i get a lot of hail mail. do -- a lot of hate mail. do you? >> we were just kind of discussing this last night. i think satire is about being honest and i think that means that when something bothers you none of us are unbiased. we have our opinions. that's why we're in this job. but when your own side is doing things you strongly disagree with, i feel that if you're an honest at satirist, you comment on that. it is a cliche to say it but i get the hate mail from the crazy right wing but also a got of grief from democrats and liberals. >> bill: can't win for losing, tom? >> to me, i -- yes and there's probably more of it now. it is easier -- >> with the election seven weeks away, this is crazy time. >> but the internet has given a very fluid avenue for people to express their opinions so yes. but see, i actually -- >> bill: has it ever. >> what a kind wa