for germany's delayed signing the controversial act a treaty after the justice ministry voiced concerns anti-piracy accord stirred up mass protests across the world a backlash that for several countries to postpone its ratification in the distillation aims to slash the amount of power to online content and protect intellectual property while critics say it would harm freedom of speech by censoring the internet. that's it for me from i'll be back with some of our main news stories in about fourteen minutes from now in the meantime coming up in just a few seconds all of these moscow acting takes off to explore when to wonders on the outskirts of the russian capital stay with us for that. while some people embrace the winter and all the frost filled if it is that come with it others like to hide into was staying in from the dark nights and zero temperatures. sleep and relaxation just like various animals hibernate is an escape for many yes but still outside life carries on however cold the weather gets away from noisy traffic and the chaos of city center living reality checks can be a good

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for germany's delayed signing the controversial act of treaty after the justice ministry voiced concerns the anti piracy accord stirred up mass protests across the world the backlash that forced several countries to postpone its ratification legislation aims to slash the amount of pirated online content and protect intellectual property while critics say it would harm freedom of speech. one policeman has been killed and another injured as special forces surrounded militants in a house in dagestan in russia's volatile north caucasus that's according to russia's interfax news agency and the security forces say they have targeted a private house in a small village of good a bookie with the shootout still on going police saying there are three to five militants inside believed to be members of a wanted terrorist group additional forces have been mobilized to the site and dug stone has seen a number of violent attacks in recent years. afghan president hamid karzai has ordered an investigation into a nato airstrike that killed eight children on wednesday this comes a week after the united stat

withdrawal threatens it will wipe away all citizen debts here's an image from the greek justice ministry website and that dialogue there the text is read some of it from anonymous to the occupying government of greece we demand your resignation immediately and elections we demand not a cent is paid to money lender friends of yours we demand the immediate withdrawal of the i.m.f. from greece even you have not seen the full wrath of anonymous for each article of a bill that would shame the vote we will shut the system and delete in line revenue debts of greek citizens right and what of the rating agencies just do they just downgraded greek debt what jamie dimon do is a price tag for being inconvenienced by occupy wall street he stole a billion dollars of m.f. global so you know i mean there's no nothing to stop the people in charge from using this as a price tag an opportunity whenever they're inconvenience to just steal more money where they're going with us well this is a market mechanism isn't it if if the market if a free market would have done what exactly what anonymous is threatenin

germany has delayed signing an international internet copyright law after the justice ministry voiced concerns the anti piracy called known as actor stirred up mass protests across the world that fall. several countries to perspire on its ratification the legislation is to slash the amount of pirated online content while critics say it would harm freedom of speech. hungry central bank is literally burning money to help keep people warm in europe's deadly cold snap the bank has been pumping what's of disused notes in the bundles it can be burnt by those in need of heat banknotes are being provided as a free source of fuel for the past four years and it is particularly great now with hundreds perishing in the conditions across europe over the past few weeks. marrying the person you love and living freely with maybe a basic right in most democratic countries but apparently it's not always the case in israel israeli palestinian families say they face daily discrimination and risk being separated altogether and the country's insistence that it's only protecting national security has few pe

germany has delayed signing the controversial act of treaty after the justice ministry voiced concerns piracy stirred up mass protests across the world a backlash that for several countries to postpone its ratification legislation aims to slash the amount of power to online content and protect intellectual property while critics say it would harm freedom of speech by censoring the internet. of police officers being killed and another injured in special forces surrounded militants and a house in dagestan in russia's volatile north caucasus now that's according to russia's interfax news agency the operation is at the village of key with gunfire still being exchanged police say there are three to five militants inside believed to be members of a wanted terrorist group additional forces are being mobilized to the scene and doug stone has seen ongoing violent attacks in recent years. by the way plenty of news and eye catching videos twenty four seven at r.t. dot com that's our website here's what's on life you right now hungry for power in the muslim brotherhood demand egypt's military rule

releasing the fbi call, hackers shut down police weekends in boston and salt lake city, and the justice ministry's site in greece. bob ore, cbs news, washington. . >>> closer to home, activists are hoping san francisco voters will help keep coit tower commercial-free. they plan to turn signatures in on monday to get an initiatives on the june ballot. the law would limit the amount of private parties and commercial events held at coit tower. right now, the parks department is trying to get approval to rent out the viewing area once a month. >> our number one concern is that not enough attention and resources are going to coit tower, that it's being treated more like sort of a cash cow than a respected place that needs to be around for another 80 years. >> the money that we earn translates into programs and services and gardeners and custodians that we don't have to cut. >> reporter: the parks department has had to cut $43 million from its budget over the last seven years. it faces a $4 million shortfall this year. >>> well, tim lincecum explains his contract decision, and a record is shattered for

in this handwritten document, the justice ministry lists 43 people, including 19 americans, who are being charged with operating unlicensed organizations and receiving and spending funds from abroad without official permission. leslie campbell of the national democratic institute, one of the accused ngos, flatly denies the charges. >> we do not fund political parties, we do not foment protests, we do not fund the protesters. we're here to support the democratic process, which was designed and is being implemented by the current leadership. so, if i could send them a message directly, and i've tried to meet with them and they don't meet with me, but if i could, i'd say we're here to help and we're here to support the process that you're trying to carry forward, a transition to democracy. >> reporter: in the last year, they say they've trained more than 6,000 people, including hundreds of members of the muslim brotherhood's freedom and justice party and the nohr party, which make up more than 75% of the egyptian parliament. ironically, both parties support the ngo investigation. a lawyer fo

. >>> also, hackers appearing to be greek, the greek justice ministry site put up a video showing a figure in the mass that's often used by "anonymous" activists complaining about harsh, austerity measures to get loans from the european union. >>> 7:14. a new jobs report just out shows another solid month for hiring. according to the u.s. labor department, 243,000 jobs were added to the payrolls in january pushing down our unemployment rate slightly to 8.3%. carol han joins us live to explain where all of he's jobs are popping up. carol? >> reporter: tori, employers went on a hiring spree in january and the job gains were widespread across many industries like manufacturing with 50,000 jobs gained last month. hospitality and leisures added 44,000 jocks. even the badly-beaten construction sector, added 21,000 jobs. all of these gains helped the unemployment rate overall, it fell for the fifth straight month to the lowest point in nearly three years. this morning, republicans and democrats have been putting their own political spin on the numbers. >> can't we aleet agree that it's -- at leas

all their attempts to meet with justice ministry officials here in cairo have come to not, that they haven't been, for instance, served any legal documents in this case. one of the lawyers apparently saying that it's not lawyers they need in this case, it's diplomats. nothing seems to make sense. these americans are flabbergasted with the way the egyptian justice system is dealing with their case. it's widely believed that this is something of a ploy by the military rulers who run this country at the moment trying to deflect public criticism away from them given the clashes in the streets of cairo that have been going on now for their fifth day. that they're trying to shift public anger away from themselves and on to some sort of mysterious foreign hand that some of the egyptian media is suggesting is sort of riling up all of the trouble in the streets here. ashleigh? >> ben wedeman, keep an eye on that for us. thank you for that. >>> it is 5:16. a family tragedy in washington state. a husband of a missing woman kills himself and his two songs. how did he do it? it was an explosion.

not one single document has been given by the egyptian justice ministry to the lawyers. received is this, which is a handwritten list of the people. egyptians, americans, and other nationalities, who have been charged as part of these criminal charges against them. and the worry is that this is part of a broader campaign by the egyptian government, not only against foreign funded democracy groups, but egyptian human rights organizations as well. one member of one of those organizations telling me that they're worried that this is just a thin edge of the wedge that they are going to be going after egyptian human rights organizations once they have done with the americans. of course, the u.s. officials are saying this may endanger the 1.55 billion dollars the u.s. gives to egypt every year in foreign aid. kyra? >> ben, when is the trial going to start? >> reporter: we don't know. nobody knows. and certainly the lawyers don't know either. it's such a murky process. th they are really stumbling around in the dark. in fact, one of the lawyers told me this is not a case for la

stop activity of my body does that mean that the minister of justice is breaking the law because absolutely behind it was because the ministry of justice is the executive branches and it has to abate the court the supreme court decision absolutely and he doesn't absolutely it means that he appeals yes but does he have the right to appeal they have a right but it's very strange if you have to the citizens court decisions it it's difficult to believe that european court of the supremes court of russia again it builds to two laws party he's appealing to the constitutional court not the supreme court again but it's you know it's a legal process it's a it's a difficult legal procedure well they're trying to make life after you're in a position of this is not a vote the time when one of the actions after the next elections and i can't participate elections. last five years and i again can't participate elections because minister of justice is still trying to break this is one of european court insuperable rosen. it's a bad signal that means that russian state russian government is still. repressive really think in the political op

it is the new ministry of justice, but in a country still ruled by armed militias, it's a party does not run very far. authority does not run very far. >> on the streets of the capital, the government still rule. accountable to no one but themselves. >> the united states army confirms private bradley manning will face a court-martial for releasing military details. the former intelligence analyst is accused of selling documents to wikileaks. >> bradley manning, the u.s. army intelligence analyst, now facing a military court martial for his alleged involvement in the leaking of hundreds of thousands secret u.s. documents to wikileaks. he was arrested in may 2010 while serving in iraq. the week at this classified a video showing an incident in baghdad where american forces killed civilians. the footage and hundreds of thousands of secret documents and videos were made public by wikileaks. the detailed abuses in iraq and afghanistan and top-secret opinions of u.s. diplomats around the world. it was the biggest leak of classified information in american history. mr. manning's lawyers por

the ministry of justice says drug crimes amongst inmates have doubled in the past decade. >>> china is increasingly assertive behavior in the south china sea was a point of discussion in washington, d.c. on tuesday. senior defense officials told a congressional hearing that the u.s. should continue to provide military support to its ally, the philippines, which is in a territorial dispute with china. assistant secretary of state kurt campbell testified at a house foreign affairs committee hearing on u.s.-philippine relations. campbell implied concern over chinese activity in the region where china and the philippines both claim sovereignty of disputed islands. >> we support a collaborative diplomatic process by all claimants for resolving the various disputes without coercion. >> meanwhile, the committee heard that a u.s. cutter sold to the philippines last year had completed its first patrol. a senior defense official stressed the need to further support the philippines with sales of military hardware to secure freedom of navigation in the south china sea. the u.s. is reportedly plann

the ministry of justice says drug crimes among inmates have doubled in the past decade. >>> china has increasingly asserted behavior in the south china sea and was a point of discussion in washington, d.c. on tuesday. senior defense officials told a congressional hearing that the u.s. should continue to provide military support to its ally, the philippines, which is in a territorial dispute with china. assistant secretary of state kurt campbell testified at a house foreign affairs committee hearing on u.s. philippine relations. campbell implied concern over china's activity in the region, where china and the philippines both blamed sovereignty of disputed islands. >> we support a collaborative dib m diplomatic process for all claimants for involving the various disputes without coercion. >> meanwhile, the committee heard that a u.s. cutter sold to the philippines last year had completed its first patrol. >>> a senior defense official stressed the need to further support the philippines with sales of military hardware to secure freedom of navigation in the south china sea. the u.s. is

this is actually the new ministry of justice. -- the task of protecting law and human rights fall to the people who work in this shabby building. they have started to take control of the prisons from the militias. this ceremony took place in a notorious jail in the khaddafi era. this is only one. on the streets of the capital, but gunman still rule. they are accountable to no one but themselves. refusing to leave. >> not a very clear picture there of course in libya. you are watching "bbc world news america," still to come -- putting america back to work, and the jobs numbers are finally moving in the direction. the question, will last? -- will it last? malaria is killing twice as many people as previously thought according to a study published in the british medical journal, the lancet. the study conducted in the u.s. and australia was funded by the gates foundation. >> we already knew malaria was a killer, taking hundreds of thousands of lives each year. most of them children in sub- saharan africa. according to a new study, the number of victims might be higher still. 1.2 million

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have cheese just justice john roberts said in a recent case which had to do with religious organizations rights to hire and fire their ministry chief justice roberts said we don't need to be balancing anything here. the first amendment has struck the balance for us. that balances in favor of religious liberty so with that i i will turn it over to the moderator. >> thank you very much. that's a lot to think about. [applause] mr. duncan you have mentioned that the balance has been struck already with the first amendment and i think the recent media coverage of this issue has shown that the administration, don't know if they were surprised but they were starting to acknowledge that there is a bigger issue here and the axelrod's statement that there is a possibility we are willing to compromise a little bit and willing to go a little bit further. do you see with the balance being struck already is there any possible way that this compromise can come about? i know that they mentioned this hawaii law which in an interview for the national catholic register mr. doerflinger you said that's no middle ground at all. that is not an acce

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