he'll be up to the princely state of jammu and kashmir has been in the occupied by optus on over six decades now the upa government is in the national he's admitting that allen is vested in a copy and paste we've come to the tuesday ride on sunday prime minister this might be the nominee is on these the newest updates on that extend to him it is do it and it means facing tight end in death by an entity kidding to indian fishermen been the dead death penalty. they even got in on monday info on the supreme court that mussina down on a pony and center but the good o'neill will not be prosecuted under the strict anti piracy law suppression off and often acts of su we expect a feeling of death penalty defense lawyers demanded notion of case arguing that they got into the tightest the national investigation agency has no one jurisdiction to probe the case. the epic squad but its nice people watching the keys to a two judge bench the case which created a diplomatic standoff with the new jetty and going to face off in gas other can of course in february in each of the means god to get saudi

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for more on all this we turn to kashmir hill, senior on-line editor and writer at for os who has been following these events closely. she's also author of the ebook secret money, recounting a week she spent living exclusively on bit coynes, so first of all, explain to us what mt. gox was and how it got so big. >> so mt. gox is one of the earliest bit coyne exchanges. its maim actually stands for magic, the gathering on-line exchange it started out basically dealing in magic cards. so it was interested in value created by virtual worlds. and so it made sense it would move into virtual money created for the real world so it was very early, it became one of the biggest, changes out there in part because it just arrived to the game very early on. >> so this potential theft or robbery or dissolution of money that happened, well continuation didn't really happen tuesday, we don't exactly know what happened, do we? information aroundknow. exactly how mt. gox may have lost these 850,000 bitcoins. there was one document that was leaked that said that there was a leak in there cold storage wall

cross border trade in kashmir is human rinsed in the sound of the union baptist on with the rest of the pockets of the prime driver for smuggling drugs ended with a shows once again brought into focus pockets of the army's stranglehold of cross border trade. the month standoff was a segment on a footstool of mint tea between india and pakistan. the season began cost indian police seized more than two hundred and nine and speed and that the admin has not been adopted by this time saying a shame actually achieve this. none of my picks me up be ok. i did that. on the beach and the crust wanted to go get the hang time to ban smoking from the agreement to acquire the money to be hunted and eaten enoughthinking. when say. incidentally i'll probably put the butter and honey. some of the day. and the unemployed. the stated deadline. this means as being a kid at this time realistic state keeps now. do ty do tend to look at him on the issue is the mom of a station that went into effect on me. very cool. have you been. but the fun of it. will you do that. but you would make it legal to get a cubic

and retail in scotland and the scots play a significant role in this wonderful british heritage in kashmir and textile manufacturing. do you believe now is the time for scotland instead of arguing amongst themselves we should be combining our resources and tackling the french and the italians in the global competition? >> i think it's a very good point about how we are stronger and more prosperous together. it's a classic example. as i said in my speech there brilliant scottish designers that make a huge contradiction to british design that will date -- more forcefully if we work together and take on the great fashion houses of the italians and the french having the strength of great britain united kingdom brand behind this is a huge source of strength. here we are being hosted by university that has set up a fashion school here in london to bring together the best of the british so it's a good example exactly of what you have said. the gentleman over there. spinney prime minister there's a brand-new ballot to open in glasgow. can i ask why you are making the speech in london and not in gl

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because the pakistan t government did setup the powless did -- taliban and created the extremists in kashmir by it is a very unclear situation but it will strengthen the pakistan the taliban effect ever rico's then nuclear weapons immediately g to the terrorist. lou: not a more frightening prospect after 13 years of war this one superpower still has the enunciated strategy with any metric for success or failure for the lives we have lost? >> the overthrow of first was a great victory done the right way. lou: but the last decade has not been pretty. >> what began with the bush of frustration was to think you could create afghan national government of western europe. it would never happen strategy to understand we will be there for almost forever but we will not transform afghanistan to divide aaron rule that as the british did at thend of the $39 dash and 18th-century. lou: instead a less like we will withdraw. >> we will give them the whole country. lou: ambassador john bolton. ohio national guard unit under significant criticism because they conducted a mockrading drew last junior variant t

because the pakistan the government did setup the powless did -- taliban and created the extremists in kashmiry it is a very unclear situation but it will strengthen the pakistan the taliban effect ever rico's then nuclear weapons immediately go to the terrorist. lou: not a more frightening prospect after 13 years of war this one superpower still has the enunciated strategy with any metric for success or failure for the lives we have lost? >> the overthrow of first was a great victory done the right way. lou: but the last decade has not been pretty. >> what began with the bush of frustration was to think you could create afghan national government of western europe. it would never happen strategy to understand we will be there for almost forever but we will not transform afghanistan to divide aaron rule that as the british did at the end of the $39 dash and 18th-century. lou: instead a less like we will withdraw. >> we will give them the whole country. lou: ambassador john bolton. ohio national guard unit under significant criticism because they conducted a mock trading drew last junior varian

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clashes erupted between police and hundreds of protesters in the indian controlled region of kashmir the trouble started after local security forces shot seven men suspected of belonging to a radical pakistani group the demonstrators claim the victims were civilians. and two australian our people in the southeastern town of moore well have been advised to leave their homes because of a raging fire in a nearby coal mine smoke and ash of shroud of the site for almost three weeks officials suspect arson was the cause of the blaze it's forecast to last ten more days. the e.u. estimates more than four million people across the union are homeless and that's despite eleven million hells is standing completely empty. the details. the guardian investigation has revealed that there are eleven million empty homes across europe enough to house the e.u.'s homeless more than twice over in some cases these are houses that have been purchased or inherited where owners simply don't have the funds to fix them back up but often the more valuable london properties have been bought by investors wishing t

turning overseas, associated press reports saying at least 34 people were killed in kashmir and scoresnjured in five bombings around the iraqi capital of baghdad. according to the united nations, 2013 was the deadliest year in that country. already for the month of january this year, 618 civilians and 115 members of the country's security forces have been killed. the house foreign affairs committee held a hearing looking at the rising threat of al qaeda in iraq and republican guardsman dana rohrabacher expressed his outrage at the recent string of suicide bombings, questioned the current u.s. involvement in the country. here's a portion of the hearing. >> let me just say that the idea that we're talking about camp ashraf seems that fundamentally you are suggesting our approach to try to stop the massacre, the ongoing massacre of people at camp liberty that we basically have to go to the maliki government and ask them, an the problem is they're not providing enough security. the maliki government is responsible for these deaths. i don't understand. the military, the iraqi military invad

clashes erupted into recent hundreds of protesters in the indian controlled region of kashmir the trouble started after local security forces shot seven men suspected of belonging to a radical pakistani group the demonstrators claim the victims were civilians. killed or people in the south eastern town and more have been advised to leave their homes because of a raging fire in a nearby coal mine smoke and ash of shroud of the site for almost three weeks officials suspect arson was the cause of the blaze that's forecast to last ten days . yes continues in just over half enough no i mean time breaking the set takes a look at the seven biggest threats hanging over american democracy itself to the break. a transit route to vnukovo report your best way to the heart of mosco. minnesota vikings football player jared allen like many pro athlete stereotypes is actually doing something for society with us and f.l. fame and fortune he is providing homes for turning wounded u.s. veterans good job mr allan generally for some reason wealthy people don't do much to help other people besides giving money

let's say kashmir was the catalyst and after certain breed of trusteeship there's a referendum by kashmir on their future. or let's say in nuclear talks in iran do not go well and we do wind up using force to strike some of the iranian nuclear facility to do we think that's the end of the story? a lot of people seem to say yes, iran will have to bomb some hotel someplace to show that it's still tough but after that, events. i'm not so sure. unit interdicted of pro-long semi-cold, semi hot version and persian gulf in which case american battalions and brigades with some our allies along the persian gulf may seem like very prudent investments and deterrence. we can go into any of these in more detail and a lot of others. syria, a case in point as well because no one wants to be there now. do we think we don't let this place blow up indefinitely? some kind of internet peace keeping force, i think it's a distinct possibility. we've got to keep these kinds of credible imagination scenarios in mind as we think about the future of our ground forces. >> bill, and i left off one key part of your b