national assembly betrayed the people of france it does not represent the people in statistical terms lisbon has been ratified by the national assembly overwhelmingly when the people rejected the treaty in a referendum it is clear that this representative democracy actually represents no one at all today the european union. scared of the people and of consulting the people there's also the demonization of the people treating them as though they're stupid as though they won't understand this is real right wing ideology men are idiots sheep that must be led by an elite against their will it's an ideology that can be called extreme right. be european union was meant to bring down unemployment bring prosperity security whatever you want to callers but instead it brought unemployment to the adoption of the euro inflated prices it caused the industrialization especially in france it may be better for germany but it's an economic disaster on the security front it's been a disaster with schengen a total loss of border control the french have long been familiar with that widespread disaster it doesn'

lisbon at 14 degrees. london staying cold at 5. paris at 7. here's our extended forecast. >>> before we wrap up, we wanted to show you how state of the unions in japan are preparing for high school and university entrance exams. they're doing plenty of studying, but they're also doing plenty of wishing. this tunnel of wishes has been set up at a shrine north of stoke owe. about 3,000 tablets are on display. people write their wishes on wooden plax a-- plaques and the hang them up. they're looking for all the help they can get. i hope to pass the exams, this says. japanese students write their tests to get into high school or university starting this weekend. that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

the temperatures not bad in lisbon at 16 degrees in paris 9 with rain and moscow minus 14. really biting down down there with overcast snow. here's your extended forecast. >> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline", we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye. . .

lisbon at 14 degrees. london staying cold at 5. paris at 7. moscow at minus 1. here's the extended forecast. >>> before we wrap up, we wanted to show you how students in japan are preparing for high school and university entrance exams. they're doing plenty of studying, but they're also doing plenty of wishing. this tunnel of wishes has been set up at the shrine north of tokyo. about 30,000 tablets are on display. people write their wishes on wooden plaques and then hang them up. they're looking for all the help they can get. i hope to pass the exams, this says. japanese students write their tests to get into high school or university starting this weekend. that's our broadcast for this our on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye. . . .

here in lisbon nice at 14 degrees. here's the extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye. . .

in lisbon pretty nice at 14. here's your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

end of a mission that was in lisbon and we will declare interim operation capability in chicago for that. >> whether or not the russia likes it or not ultimately? >> our hope is to find an agreement with russia. negotiations are ongoing. one is partnerships and we could see doing the afghanistan and -- the important partnership. interoperateability and add-ons by partner nations to our operations qand capability development the focus being on smart defense. >> do you think one ever the things which is always court of baffled me a little bit, is that you guys were located down in norfolk originally because you were collocated with the u.s. forces command that command was disbanded last year as a cost saving measure by the u.s. government. does it really make sense for you to be located down there or does it make better sense to be located up here in washington. >> i see we work very much with what is left from the norfolk area. second point, has dramatically increased relationship i had with the authorities in washington on all sides of the house and when we have i guess more condictivity

madrid getting back up to 10 with sunshine expected and even 14 degrees for lisbon. all right. so that's a look at your weather conditions for now. and here is your three-day outlook. >>> as we've been reporting, people in kobe, japan, have been working to rebuild ever since the great hanshin earthquake. it demolished their city in 1995. more than 6,400 people died. residents are marking the 17th anniversary. this year, they're sharing the experience with people affected by the disaster last march in northeastern japan. people who lost families and friends gathered at a park early in the morning. they placed candled to form the numbers 1 and 17, the date of the disaster. the participants observed a moment of silence at 5:46 a.m., the exact time the earthquake struck. rebuilding in kobe's most damaged region was completed last year. most businesses have recovered but some are still struggling. more than one-third of the city's current population has never experienced a major earthquake. so older residents are passing on what they learned from the disaster to younger generations.

we expect 17 degrees in lisbon with plenty of sunshine. very warm in the east, zero degrees in moscow, and 5 degrees in warsaw. all right. i will leave you now with your extended forecast. impl implts. >>> a recap of the top story. toe sleeb ba is produced technology to give people hope. engineers have developed a mobile system to decontaminate areas affected by the nuclear accident at the fukushima daiichi power plant. government rules take effect later this month. then communities will begin full-scale decontamination work. toshiba spokespersons say their equipment can decontaminate 1.7 tons of soil and sludge per day and remove up to 97% of the radioactive substances. toshiba and japanese machinery maker ihi collaborated to develop a suspect to extract materials from water in reservoirs and sewage systems. the devices are based on technologies used to decontaminate the fukushima daiichi plant. >> translator: we'd like to decontaminate the soil and water with this system. we'll go ahead with the work after checking the that the communiti

and lisbon at 15. we're talking about minus -- excuse me, 0, just the freezing point at moscow. here is your extended forecast. >>> the doomsday clock has ticked one minute closer to global catastrophe. it now stands at five minutes to midnight. the u.s. scientific magazine making the gloomy forecast says world leaders are not doing enough to promote nuclear disarmament. the clock is a symbolic barometer showing how close mankind is to self-annihilation. the magazine bulleting the atomic scientists announced the decision on tuesday. it said the road map to a nuclear free world remains unclear because leaders of the u.s., china, north korea, and others have failed to achieve a significant progress. the magazine referred to a disaster at the fukushima daiichi nuclear plant in japan. it says the accident even shows peaceful use of nuclear power can become a threat to humans and raises safety questions about complex technology. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we will be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thanks for watching. bye-by

look at that temperature in lisbon, 16 degrees. i leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye

double figures. 17 in lisbon. out to the east, few degrees warmer for moscow as well as warsaw. here is your extended forecast. >>> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we will be back with more news in half an hour. i'm michio kijima in tokyo. thank you for watching. bye-bye.

we're expecting 15 degrees in lisbon and 10 in madrid and across the east still warmer than average, moscow will be coming in at 2 degrees and the same goes for war saw and getting up to 13 degrees in athens. all right. that's it for me now. here is your extended forecast. . that's it for me now. here is your extended forecast. >>> our lead story this hour, u.s. leaders are asking for japan's help in trying to stop exports of iranian oil. their boycott penalizes foreign financial institutions that deal with iran's central bank. the japanese government will look into how to cooperate with its ally, but government leaders want to avoid any adverse impact to the economy. they say international cooperation is necessary to stop iran's nuclear program. japan currently gets about 10% of its crude oil from iran, but authorities believe it's possible to secure oil from other exporters. still, government leaders say the ban could cause oil prices to surge in the short term and place a heavy burden on japanese corporations and households. they plan to study ways to reduce oil imports from iran

lisbon at 15. madrid at 13. london and paris a pair of 11. sometimes heavy rain there and moscow at minus 12 degrees. you're going to see some sunny spells in your wednesday high. here's your extended forecast. >> that's our broadcast for this hour on "newsline." we'll be back with more news in half an hour. thank you for watching. bye-bye. . .

so on thursday we are expecting 15 degrees in lisbon for the high, and 12 degrees in madrid. across the east, very cold, minus 7 degrees in moscow and minus 5 in kiev. all right. i will leave you now with your extended forecast. >>> diplomats from the united states and japan are trying to cinch up the pressure around iran. they're meeting in tokyo to discuss new sanctions to block iranian oil. consumers in japan and elsewhere fear that could drive up the price of gas and slow economic recovery. japan gets about 10% of its oil from iran. the japanese side has asked the americans to be careful about how they impose sanctions. u.s. delegates said they'll try to avoid negative repercussions as much as possible. >> i'm confident that as we continue to work with japan, that they will -- that they will take the steps that are necessary. >> japanese representatives hope to get an exemption from the sanctions under certain conditions.ey're exploring wayse oil imports from iran. u.s. diplomats said they would make exceptions for some countries, depending on their trade with iran. and t

actually germany and france haven't even watered it down at the time when the lisbon treaty was drawn up, it was said the european court of justice will not be given the competence to pass a ruling on us if we infringe upon the rules. so in the end, they were saying and our publics were saying but they're promising things that they don't really keep. and that is the view all over the world. so the real message of the fiscal compact that we're trying to agree on right now is that each and every one is to introduce a cap on debts, so-called a debt break and do this, inscribe this and incorporate in the constitution and the european court of justice. we'll monitoret

still warmer than average in london with 10 or 12 degrees in paris and getting up to 16 degrees in lisbonall right. i will leave you now with your extended forecast. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> our lead story this hour, the japanese government has tripled the size of emergency zones around nuclear plants. the zones now extend to 30 kilometers. more than 130 japanese municipalities are now required to expand their preparations for nuclear accidents. the nuclear safety commission decided to expand the zones in november. the government had issued evacuation orders to those in a 30-kilometer zone around the damaged fukushima daiichi plant. so government leaders revised their safety zones to match that. the expansion includes not only communities hosting nuclear power plants but also surrounding municipalities. these local governments must now boost disaster preparedness by setting evacuation routes and securing shelters. the government almost tripled the funding for nuclear disaster preparedness to more than $100 million in a budget planned for the next fiscal year. municipalities within the expanded emergency

but strategically i agree with gen to goal who said decades ago that we need a united europe from lisbon to vladivostok what with these days all you hear in the news is syria and libya there's also run right sure protect syria and iran against the west or assure you or yes i believe that russia being an international leader should go together with the rest of the civilized world but at the same time we must be given clear guarantees that our national interest will not suffer take iran for example let's say a war erupts there tomorrow there are any serato now southern border right. next to the caucasus imagine the flow for a few g.'s we're likely to get millions of people so there is no way the sushi can be decided without russia we must be present at the negotiating table and have a sane decisions regarding iran needless to say no one in the world would want to iran to have weapons of mass destruction it will be as that i think of the locals and us meeting in one of the shots i wish to do regard russia as a super power. national thought mob believe our country has an important mission by

but strategically i agree with gen to goal who said decades ago that we need a united europe from lisbon to vladivostok where you are one of these days all you hear in the news is syria and libya there is also run the right to protect syria and iran against the west or assure you oh yes i believe that russia being an international leader should go together with the rest of the civilized world but at the same time we must be given clear guarantees that our national interest will not suffer to take iran for example i think let's say a war erupts there tomorrow with you or any serato now southern border right next to the caucasus or imagine the flow of refugees we're likely to get through millions of people but the iranians surat on the caspian sea and that's where the volga river flows to so there is no way the sushi can get inside it without russia and we must be present at the negotiating table and have a sane decisions regarding iran's oil needless to say no one in the world would want to iran to have weapons of mass destruction what about syria why are we defending it so much it is not

referendums on such decisions so the mass treat referendum got through but in the second referendum on the lisbon treaty the french voted no in our land they voted no it was rejected by the people then forcibly voted in by m.p.'s it is clear that this representative democracy actually represents no one at all your opinion was meant to bring down unemployment bring prosperity security but instead it brought on employment the adoption of the euro inflated prices because didn't just realisation especially in france it may be better for germany but it's an economic disaster with merkel and sarkozy meeting every three days it's getting ridiculous now there's a summit every three days it's no good it's close to collapse. and they can watch the full interview with political activists are so out in about fifteen minutes time here out. there america's occupy wall street activists all descend on capitol hill later on tuesday what the organizers hope could be the movement's largest gathering yet it's four months since the first protest agreement to a nationwide phenomenon and education reports now on how yo

moment they're burning german flags on the streets of athens i predict it will be roll next and then lisbon you never know it could be toppled as well the tensions between the countries particularly between the north of europe and the south of europe is only going to get greater and what you've got is you've got protests in the south and what we're seeing in the north is a political revolution where new parties are spreading you know skeptic parties gets better results than ever before paul model thank you very much for your views member of the european parliament from the u.k. independence party in brussels thanks. well after surveying the damage from saturday's occupy protests in oakland california the mayor wants to kick activists the city that is rally ended with riot police firing tear gas and flash bombs meanwhile in washington the national park service has given activists until noon today to remove all camping material from to occupy camps the demonstrators have planned a peaceful protest in response sara flounders from the international action center told me a little earlier that sh

referendums on such decisions as the mass treat referendum got through but in the second referendum on the lisbon treaty the french voted no in ireland be voted no it was rejected by the people then forcibly looked voted in by m.p.'s it is clear that this representative democracy actually represents no one at all bure opinion was meant to bring down unemployment bring prosperity security but instead it brought on employment the adoption of the euro inflated prices because do you just realisation especially in france that it may be better for germany it could be but it's an economic disaster with merkel and sarkozy meeting every three days it's getting ridiculous now there's a summit every three days it's no good it's close to collapse. before the. the world's most popular online encyclopedia is set to go on strike on wednesday because of the anti-piracy bill that's been pushed through the us congress it's designed to stop to protect its first try again it says i to protect copyrighted material but the fear is it's too vague and could lead to greater censorship investigative journalist tony goldwy

referendums on such decisions so the mass treat referendum got through but in the second referendum on the lisbon treaty the french voted no in arland they voted no it was rejected by the people then forcibly voted in by m.p.'s it is clear that this representative democracy actually represents no one at all today the european union is scared of the people and of consulting the people bureau people union was meant to bring down unemployment bring prosperity security but instead it brought on employment the adoption of the euro inflated prices it caused the industrialization especially in france it may be better for germany but it's an economic disaster the euro is exploding the single currency is a technical in possibility a europe of twenty seven countries cannot work we see that this huge thing is crumbling and is only brought negative effects practically with merkel and sarkozy meeting every three days it's getting ridiculous now there's a summit every three days it's no good it's close to collapse. and they can watch the full interview with political activist around and around fifteen minutes

referendums on such decisions so the mass treat referendum got through but in the second referendum on the lisbon treaty the french voted no in our land they voted no it was rejected by the people but then forcibly the voted in by m.p.'s it is clear that this representative democracy actually represents no one at all the european union was meant to bring down unemployment bring prosperity security but instead it brought on employment the adoption of the euro inflated prices because do you just realisation especially in france that it may be better for germany they could do but it's an economic disaster with merkel and sarkozy meeting every three days it's getting ridiculous now there's a summit every three days it's no good it's close to collapse. but russia watchers have been pouring over of lead to hear putin's plans for his presidential campaign the prime minister set out his stall on how he'd solve russia's problems from poverty to corruption if elected again in march political analyst alexander sivana of says putin's well aware of the challenges ahead. i think this will be a clarifying issue

referendums on such decisions so the mass treat referendum got through but in the second referendum on the lisbon treaty the french voted no in our land they voted no it was rejected by the people but then forcibly voted in by m.p.'s it is clear that this representative democracy actually represents no one at all bure opinion was meant to bring down unemployment bring prosperity security but instead it brought on employment the adoption of the euro inflated prices it caused the industrialization especially in france it may be better for germany it could be but it's an economic disaster with merkel and sarkozy meeting every three days it's getting ridiculous now there's a summit every three days it's no good it's close to collapse. before they. consider interview in full next hour herriot. outlining a russia's future and answering the demands of the opposition pre-election that appears to have that in a putin has defined some pivotal issues he as a future president would have to face russia's prime minister is running for the country's top job for the third time this march political analyst i was