in a completely illegally constituted state in britain the const the constitution of europe on the lisbon treaty is illegal and this is a very day. injuries road to go. talk to me about their legal integration taking place in e.u. particularly about the european arrest warrants european arrest warrant is the first part of the process whereby we are integrating our legal systems with those of the european union and of course what you got to remember is that the anglo-saxon common law model adopted by the united states and canada and us and countries around the world is completely different from the continental napoleonic system now under our system you have to be charged with a specific offense but police have to gather the evidence before you're arrested goes to a trial we have high abuse corpus all these things that we take for granted on the continent you're arrested as a suspect you can spend a year or eighteen months in prison while i investigate the case before i even bring it to court against you now under the european arrest warrant we got rid of all the safeguards now if you are r

completely illegally constituted state in britain the constant the constitution of europe on the lisbon treaty is illegal and this is a very dangerous road to gold. one of your former colleagues has accused the coalition that you belong to in the european union of harboring extremist views what you keep doing to make sure that these don't have a place in the twenty first century in the group that we sit in the freedom democracy and in the previous one that we've seen independence democracy grow it's part of our constitution that we have a very simple constitution which says that we are a non-racist nonsectarian the organization so that's covered i mean you're sick we're sitting in a group purely for procedural purposes the only thing that you know it's that group is a belief that the whole system has gone too far we would draw lists of the people at your tally and the reformers. so we cover a wide wide brief that everybody votes according to their own consciences we wouldn't sit in a group with people who like the b.m.p. for example would touch them with a ten foot pole but i think it i

it is the case in europe were that treaty of lisbon and the decisions taken to deal with the financial crisis have prospects still to be developed if we're to make the european union a level player. the global economy has not yet produced a path of solid of sustainable growth, while the g-20 must prove that it has the determination to pursue the necessary reforms. at the big table where the decisions are made, new actors have joined to recognize powers with good reason. they're calling for their right to be recognized. but they also have to except that with these rights come duties and responsibilities. and they have to recognize that there are amazing success means that they must go beyond the reach it affects -- rigid requirements of their national problems. at this moment in history, when fate hangs in the balance, when the determination and unity. in order to pitch the scale in the right direction. if they recognize powers in the emerging countries do not manage to come to an agreement on the goals to be achieved and the means to achieve them, if we are not able act jointly to comb

is an illegal state can you explain what you meant by that yes because under the lisbon treaty it basically became the constitution of the european union we have a constitution in this country written down in different places like for example the sixty nine hundred bill of rights which says that they solve these is the form of all power and the sovereign cannot acknowledge a higher power and i will you're a monarchist or republican it doesn't matter that's our constitution what we did with the with the with the lisbon treaty is we acknowledge the officially a higher authority the union for example now has a legal personality has only come by treaties on its own so that in fact means that britain we are living under any legally constituted government talk to me about their legal integration taking place in the e.u. particularly about the european arrest warrants european arrest warrant is the first part of the process whereby we are integrating our legal systems with those of the european union and of course what you got to remember is that. the anglo-saxon common war model adopted by the un

we will also have a lisbon summit. a lot of important and successful military missions are going on with the afghans. with the transfer of power from mcchrystal to petraeus, continuity has been assured. >> the day is coming to an end. in the months ahead, german and u.s. troops will take part in military operations in the region, operations represent more risk for everyone involved. >> that has been our in-depth report. thanks for watching. óó??ó

in november, i will be at the nato summit in lisbon will we will adopt a new strategic concept. we will have to reform our structures, and adapt them to the new international situation. threats that call for a renewed relationship with nato and the european union. with russia, we have common interests. we have developed -- would have to develop an unprecedented partnership to ensure the security of the european- atlantic's base. the cold war is over. france, next month, will make proposals for relations with russia, the eu, and nato. ladies and gentlemen, ambassadors, with 500 million citizens and an economic clout equivalent to nearly 30% of total gdp, more than 35% of global direct investments, and nearly 60% of all public development aid, the eu also necessary cards necessary as a global economic power. but it must have the will to play these cards as part of a coherent strategy aimed at concrete results and reciprocal benefits. europe represents the world's largest market and europe is the largest importer in the world. we must not have any conflict in this regard. we must n

a sailor sets out for lisbon, the starting point of a round the world adventure. dmitry medvedev has ended his summer vacation and return to moscow to take charge of the efforts to halt wildfires ravaging forests as a newlaze ridgesext to a secret nuclear research facility. it shows no sign of abating. the president has called on the armed forces as assistance from five neighboring countries begins to arrive. >> russia has mobilized 300,000 workers to tackle the fire but that still is not enough. authorities say 300 new blazes broke out in the last 24 hours alone. prime minister vladimir putin is being blamed for setting the stage for the disaster. in 2007, he handed responsibility for forest protection from the national government to local authorities. putin has made a point of visiting hard hit regions in the south. >> i have seen you at work and i want to thank you for your efforts. but the hard work must continue. the fires must be put out. we cannot allow them to spread further. >> as the fires continue to shrug the capital in a blanket of smoke, moscow resid

we will also have a lisbon summit. a lot of important and successful military missions are going on with the afghans. with the transfer of power from mcchrystal to petraeus, continuity has been assured. >> the day is coming to an end. in the months ahead, german and u.s. troops will te pa in military operations in the region, operations represent more risk for everyone involved. >> that has been our in-depth report. thanks for watching. which foot was it? best make that "best wishes." we don't want them gettin? no, i suppose not. have always done it. why should she watch the flowers? nobody really remembers,

a few showers here and 38 down in lisbon. here's your extended forecast. >>> the popular summer festival kicked off in northeastern japan. the celebration originates from chinese folklore. they fell in love but could only meet once a year. the 400-year-old animal festival is famous for the ornate decorations. streamers are arranged along the streets of the city's main shopping district. to attract customers after world war ii, the district began the decorations in front of the shops. >> this year the festival holds on a weekend so organizers expect 2.2 million visitors to attend over a three days until sunday. >>> now we have a pair of stories about animals from japanese zooses. in central japan, the second world's oldest hippo has died at the age of 58. he was found dead in an outdoor pool after eating her usual meals that day. the african-born was the second oldest hippo captive. she was over 100 years old in human years. and in a zoo from western tokyo, three more tiger cubs have made their debut. they were facing extincti

meanwhile, 26 degrees for vienna. 22 in paris. 28 degrees in madrid and also the same in lisbon. here is your three-day outlook. >>> before we wrap up, we want to show you a traditional and colorful summer dance festival in northern japan. ♪ people held the festival on monday night in yamaga city, kumamato prefecture. 1,000 women dressed in cotton summer kimono and carried gold paper lanterns on their heads. they moved gracefully in circles performing the bon-odori dance. the lanterns are made of washi paper and lace. they cast a wavering light in the darkness creating a magical atmosphere. visitors enjoyed taking photos and watching the dancers in the night breeze. ♪ >>> and that concludes this edition of "newsline." i'm gene otani in tokyo. thanks for joining us on nhk world.

nick bryan reports now from lisbon. >> she is the politician who has become australia's first femalerime minister. this is the former labor leader she so ruthlessly depotsed. this was their joyless make-up session when they are campaign ran into trouble. and this is the opposition leader, resplendent in his speedos. welcome to the soap opera of australia's whacky election, where nobody is sure who is going to emerge on top. >> julia gill ard expected to walk this election. after the global financial crisis, australia avoided recession. even the rhetoric of barack obama can't take away that. >> yes, we will. yes, we will move forward with confidence and optimism. yes, we will keep our economy growing stronger day by day. >> the knifing of her opponent, she has ended up wounding herself. >> as the former prime minister slipped out the back, a proud welchman was good. >> it was a wonderful message. a message of hope to take australia, led by my daughter, into the 21st century. >> and arch conservative tony abbott was born in london. he is promising to cut immigration, to bolster border

to lisbon loans to visit combat troops. in. a very warm welcome see this is all to live from moscow with me alice have but it's time e.g. is that claiming a russian businessman wanted for home swung in the u.s. may have been involved in the nine eleven terror attacks it's reported that american secret services have proved victim to huntsville mean the terrorists behind the attacks will. today a tie television channel showed a small. story that was actually more similar to a short propaganda style documentary that basically documented the life and alleged dealings of the russian businessmen and also quoted some unnamed american authorities who are allegedly in possession of evidence that proves victim who was involved or somehow is somehow involved in the nine eleven terrorist attacks in the united states of course this is something that has just surfaced there has been no mention of it whatsoever leaving many analysts to wonder why exactly is the united states had this evidence before hand they didn't make it public because sur

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move the markets on some trivial bit of news like something meaningless that happened in athens or lisbon might actually know something even though they rarely do. they make us think there's a oil shortage or the world is about to go broke. it doesn't matter if it's true. the traders can make us think it's true and make money. their power extends into my own intestine. when they're in the move... mood to move the market up a lot i feel great. but vice a verse i'm terrified and tell my wife we have to eat leftovers even though i know it will change in a day or a year or a decade they have their clever little hands wrapped around my guts and the world's guts. they're just guys and gals that put on their pants one leg at a time. wow. do we have power. they answer to no one but the other traders trading against them. it is terrifying. all hail the all mighty power: money and lots of it. >> osgood: commentary from ben stein. now back to harry smith who is in washington this morning filling in for bob schieffer on face the nation. good morning, harry. >> smith: good morning. busy around here. k

in november, i will be at the nato summit in little is -- -- lisbon where we will adopt a new concept. we will reform our structures adapted to the new international situation and to the new threats with called for a closer relationship between nato and the european union. with russia, we have common interests if moscow so wishes. we have to have an unprecedented partnership to guarantee the security of the entire european- atlantic space. the cold war is over. france will make specific proposals pertaining to its relations between russia, the eu, and nato. with 500 million citizens and an economic clout of 30% to gdp, total direct investments and nearly 6% on a public development, the eu also necessary cards to assert itself as a global economic power. it must have the will to play these cards as part of a coherent strategy aimed at concrete results and reciprocal benefits. europe is the largest importer in the world. we must not have any complexes in this regard. we must open up the markets that have been closed to us. we must fight to him imposed the rules of fair trade. we must no

1990's and earlier on these issues involved, for example, members of algeria extremist groups and lisbon extremist groups and others. we have had an operation to which david referred in his evidence which was of a case in 2000 where we prevented the detonation of a large bomb. david said he thought that was related to al qaeda. that was the case at the time, and we now think it probably was not. though the british citizens of bangladesh origen's planning attacks and targeting on their own disrupted and convicted. but certainly, i think during 2003-2004, we realize that this was not, as it were, the focus was not foreigners. the rising an increasing threat was the threat from british citizens. and that was a very different scenario to stopping people coming in. it was what has now become all -- become called homegrown. >> you were still anticipating a severe threat but more likely from algeria or libya. >> more likely from al qaeda abroad also. al qaeda had not focused on the u.k. it attacked as a brought in 2003, but it became clear that its ambition was to attack us in the united kingdo