. >> it seems that is also starts with this code enforcement so it would be miss levon and miss bosky because there are processes that they have abandoned or have not been followed for a while to make that happen. >> exactly. >> and the key for me i know that the novs we should be able to facilitate. >> the items is what i am hearing. >> there are two separate. i am just hoping is that another time for the deputy levan to put something like that together? i am not saying the next meeting necessarily, but i think that we need to establish the beginning and we put it out there and if it is ready it is ready it is ready. >> if not... >> and is there anything, any other items commissioners? seeing none. >> item 9 b, future meetings and agendas, at this time the commission may discuss and take action to set the date of a special meeting and or determine those items that could be placed on the ago ahead and answer da of the next meeting and future meetings of the building inspection commission. >> okay. what is the next day? >> the next regularly skeled meet sg march 20th. >> and i probably

in its hour of need off the loan in the country two point five billion euros in december twentieth levon on the other side is the e.u. which offered the controversial bailout package which would see everyone in the country with a bank account take a one off levy of ten percent on their savings the e.u. is not keen on russia's involvement and cyprus is again on the bailout package after rejecting it and i'll sign first is reportedly on the brink of cutting a deal with gazprom according to the greek reports a website now russia's gas major would provide much needed funds to be torn country in exchange for exploration rights for natural gas in the country's exclusive economic zone the potential plan would mean gas from undertaking the restructuring of the country's banks in exchange for exploration rights and natural gas in the country is offshore territories today i asked ivan cheaper off from when it was capital for his few on the potential deal. this is all speculation of this war just one of time it's number one number two that we should or should keep in mind is that in many cases cypr

hamdeen sabbahi mohamed el baradei failed to attend the meeting on saturday yesterday six obviously levon opposition because he used to attend the sit by himself who of course is part of the national salvation front the leading opposition coalition here he said that he wouldn't open dialogue with john kerry the u.s. continues to pursue their interests here and to interfere at a domestic level. for his part apparently did to meet with john kerry were not sure was actually discussed. they talked to him on the phone clearly a feeling of anger towards the u.s. secretary of state who was calling for political consensus which many people interpret as a backing the muslim brotherhood policies here that has historically been a lot of anger towards the u.s. since the revolution people saw supporting husband back to form and to dictators switching their leases to the most in brotherhood and of course pushing forward this very unpopular four point eight billion dollar i.m.f. loan which will see subsidy cuts and tax hikes affecting the poorest of society. as william and all geo political analyst and

there are a good evening to you this is r t it's kevin owen here tonight levon pm now moscow time first the u.s. army whistleblower bradley manning could get twenty years in prison for it described as an attempt to reveal the blood lust and disregard for human life in the american military manning pleaded guilty to ten lesser charges out of twenty two he's facing for the biggest leak of state secrets in u.s. history it could help him escape the most serious charge of aiding the enemy that carries a life sentence america's andrew blake was in the courtroom. there's been over one thousand days of detainment since he was first picked up in may two thousand and ten and charged with releasing all this material and since then he's had to undergo so much just completely agree just treatment nonetheless yesterday there he was is a small man only five foot two you know of one hundred and some odd pounds sitting very calm very collectively very cool right in front of the judge and read a thirty five page statement pretty much owning up to every single fact that the government has accused him of f

sunni monarchy them in suppressing and to regime rallies and street twenty thousand did let twenty levon pardon me using violence to disperse campaigners asking for jobs and freedoms rights activists are blocked on a dire day even you spent two months in prison as selves those days of prison releases were appear stant and that the crackdown will continue. we need to see the accountability established and those who are responsible of torturing the doctors and the this thing the doctors and putting forth the charges and crimes against the doctors and giving them all this being all this time they should be brought to justice before we think of anything else it's just the doctor's case has this nature of a very high profile case and there is a severe international pressure to resolve this case in particular. but seeing that the they will leave the monarchy treating the. protesters the crackdown is still going on with the same intensity it has not changed in two years it has not gone lists coming up of fighting talk on foreign policy with a campaigner who really knows how to get tough. when t

movement has seen up to eighty people killed and scores arrested since you do ruptured in retreat twenty levon. ukraine could soon introduce tougher restrictions on foreign adoptions so this of follows the case of andrew bartlett a teen who was shot in the head two years ago by his adoptive american father while being taught how to use a gun although the number of children being adopted by families within the country is rising there's an illegal trade through which children are being sent abroad or cheese alexy or share ski records this. these children differ in age and background but they are united by the same plight unwanted by their parents because of money problems or serious illness they live in one of ukraine's many orphanages authorities say they see the positive dynamics and the number of or france in ukraine is diminishing every year but still more than twenty six thousand children all across the country are waiting to be adopted less than a decade ago kids like these would most likely have been adopted by a foreigner in some cases the children returns to ukraine after mistreatment a

in december twentieth levon after nine years of occupation the last american troops are finally leavingthe country. every guy got in about it i don't know what it meant i deserve the iraqi's anger towards the departing invaders who once dreamed of being liberators that departure resembles abandonment and escape despite the optimistic speeches. cease. there's loads.

their arrest was part of a crackdown on problem reform demonstrations that started in february twenty levon for more analysis on that i'm joined by dr nader who was on trial has solved and spent some time behind bars dr di if you were facing fifteen years in jail and were eventually acquitted could you tell us more about what you went through during the trial. i was convicted for fifteen years in prison meant it was in the military tribunal i was arrested and jailed among my other colleagues were fifty in total more than fifty half of us were charged with felonies that serious crimes in the other and the other part is misdemeanors there are twenty eight and yesterday the good news came out and they were acquitted congratulations for being acquitted of the doctors who spent two years behind bars only to be declared not guilty do you think the government should compensate them for the time they and you spent in jail well i spent in jail two months i need to correct that and yes of course there should be measurements to compensate the doctors for the time being and the sufferer they have been