keogh, was the director of the mortuary. >> that's correct. >> warner: now, this seems to be a fast-moving story. what are the lateest? >> we're reporting on our web site very shortly-- if we haven't already on my way to the studio-- that there were some highly suspect methods for the air force mortuary to dispose of some remains at dover for many years. we're going to report-- and air force officials have admitted-- that between 2003 and 2008 that with some body fragments and tissues and parts recovered from the battlefield that they created them... cremated them and disposed of them in a landfill in virginia. they did this for the most part without the families being aware. let me be clear: in each of these cases they were... war is an ugly business and it's pretty graphic and in some cases bodies weren't left intact and it takes a while to identify all the remains of the body and in many cases the families gave the air force permission to dispose of any later found body parts in a dignified and appropriate manner whaplt they didn't know is that the air force would have them created and

trading efficiency with projects and giru so this interview keogh intreat is this change that kind of dynamic it all can you do both at the same time. well. i don't see what. why there would be a problem because the custom duty has actually designed you know at least from what we. understand about it is designed to ward of the trade barriers to alarm the most efficient producers in each of these searchers. are for the products to the consumers so it's pretty much in the same spirit of lowering the trade barriers of granting access to the markets for the most efficient products so i although i think there would be some illegal issues and some difficulties. i think in the spirit is the same in that direction is the same so i don't see any contradiction directionally in those due process is the wu obsession any custom ok when it finishes with it if you and they want to talk about the general issues here right now and what is the next big ticket issue for russia after w t o entries is it meted out to the pantheon or is it will to next up afterwards the next step that there will be a lot o

this interview keogh wintery does this change that kind of dynamic at all can you do both at the same time. well. i don't see what. why there would be a problem because the custom duty as actually designed you know at least from what we. understand about it is designed to award the trade barriers to alarm the most efficient producers in each of this actors. are for the products to the consumers so it's pretty much in the same spirit of lowering the trade barriers of granting access to the markets for the most efficient products so i although i think there would be some legal issues and some difficulties. i think the spirit is the same in the direction is the same so i don't see any contradiction directionally in those due process is the w.g. a customer i want to finish a bit of a through and they want to talk about the general issues here right now it is what is the next big ticket issue for russia after w t o in trees is it made it onto the pantheon or is it next step after worked the next step there will be a lot of steps basically entry into the w t o allows russia to finally targe

from causative sentiment in the europe financials and real estate firms are gaining in hong kong so keogh listed stocks are getting a boost from news that japan's economy has grown in the third quarter that's after three quarters of contraction. rodgers indeed began the week on a positive note with thirty odd years my six ers reading up more than one percent in the first minutes of trading they're still their financials in the lead to burbank the t.b.o. both one hospice and higher gas from another energy blue chips are also positive but support is gold continues its last week's decline and i reserve the precious metal is the. russian equities track negative global sentiment last week with a deepening years own debt crisis now grows a little superstars investors should keep an eye on the rubles value and the strength of the oil price. ruble could continue to strengthen a bit i wouldn't be afraid of of holding rubles i think that the the euro should strengthen as well now that the issues over on you know greece and italy seem to be resolving themselves and i expect that the the euro would s

i did regarded as the world's best pun for a pine box or steps on the canvas this weekend's money keogh taking on one market is once again on saturday with a w b a welterweight world championship belt at stake excitement growing in las vegas with plucky army of fans hoping to get a glimpse of the filipino was here ride into sin city the thirty two year old boxer record of fifty three victories to defeat since also the only five titles in eight different categories. marquez have met twice before their first bout in two thousand and four ending in a draw before a split decision victory three years ago. the world's current top heavy with boxer but in your klitschko spoken about the late joe frazier who died on monday from liver cancer triple a big belt older saving smoking joe and his legacy will never be for. we have lost a legend but joe frazier will remain a legend and he will keep on living very pretty because he's been through all athletes in their memory generations i'm sure working with you because everything here including the olympic games that cannot be taken we used to go from t

. >> thing keogh. [applause] >> booktv live coverage from the miami book fair international continues to #2 of a 2011 miami book fair. it is the big street fair here on the campus of miami-dade. of three events still happening we have another call and with jim lehrer. we still have some webcast happening at booktv.org isabel wilkerson will, then chat -- jeht mahal to talk about herblock you may remember her at the national book festival and then jim lehrer will be speaking in chapman hall as well and in the miami book fair 2011 concludes with author michael moore at 6:00 p.m. eastern that is

. >> thing keogh. [applause] >> booktv live coverage from the miami book fair international continues to #2 of a 2011 miami book fair. it is the big street fair here on the campus of miami-dade. of three events still happening we have another call and with jim lehrer. we still have some webcast happening at booktv.org isabel wilkerson will, then chat -- jeht mahal to talk about herblock you may remember her at the national book festival and then jim lehrer will be speaking in chapman hall as well and in the miami book fair 2011 concludes with author michael moore at 6:00 p.m. eastern that is nine booktv.org as well. one of the co-founders is ms. caplan and he joins us now on our set. how did this get started and when? >> this is the 28 the book fair and it was started because the president of miami-dade college called a number of us together in an attempt to bring life back to downtown miami was suffering from rough economic times and it is thought if we could bring literary culture to downtown we migh

keogh, was the director of the mortuary. >> that's correct. >> warner: now, this seems to be a fast-moving story. what are the lateest? >> we're reporting on our web site very shortly-- if we haven't already on my way to the studio-- that there were some highly suspect methods for the air force mortuary to dispose of some remains at dover for many years. we're going to report-- and air force officials have admitted-- that between 2003 and 2008 that with some body fragments and tissues and parts recovered from the battlefield that they created them... cremated them and disposed of them in a landfill in virginia. they did this for the most part without the families being aware. let me be clear: in each of these cases they were... war is an ugly business and it's pretty graphic and in some cases bodies weren't left intact and it takes a while to identify all the remains of the body and in many cases the families gave the air force permission to dispose of any later found body parts in a dignified and appropriate manner whaplt they didn't know is that the air force would have them created and