our questions about the lp murder the interview to an end. boy that's enough why are you asking these questions you know no one has ever been charged with the murder of the lariat i'll be honest i never nor for trafficking ways. that you would if you were the. italian authorities did eventually find a somali citizen guilty for the killing of the journalist has always proclaimed his innocence and many believe the case is still unresolved. any evidence from the phone tapping of looneys network has been thrown out as invalid. none of the three men will be troubled as a tally in magistrates have never sent a team out into the fields to check the facts. in a village not far from a list someone who has changed his mind to toxic waste trade. someone who exposed a team that was preparing such an operation in africa. several has since retired from all activity and lives on a street where nobody asks questions. but for many years separates job it involves dumping poison into the poorest countries. because krishna goodish a does the traffic and waste be

shortly after the interview ilario lp and her camera man were murdered in mogadishu . the car in which they were traveling was attacked by an armed gang that immediately fled. the death of a larry i'll be sparked dozens of inquiries in italy. the legal authorities sifted through all the businesses operating in somalia and in doing so uncovered the fraudulent toxic way. market. modern industry produces an increasing amount of potentially fatal waste from chemicals to heavy metals and even radioactive products the more dangerous the material the more expensive it is to destroy. as a result certain individuals all for a cheaper alternative dump the waste in the third world a solution which is completely illegal. and the italian authorities have exposed one of these networks it is not the only one of its kind and it is certainly not the most significant. for people who are involved in this toxic ring the former owner a somali console leoni. an expert in toxic waste. freight businessmen and a key contact for the italian army in mogadishu jan carlo march you know. and the fo

her drive and persistence led a larry lp to uncover a completely different story one of blood fishing boats. to promote the fishing trade in somalia the italian government give trawlers to a company called shift go however shift those boats did not seem to do a lot of fishing they made trips back and forth to europe in somalia they were under the control of an armed group ilario suspected that the boats were transporting something other than fish you know consumers ford. show on our last trip to mogadishu a larry i met with a small the national who mentioned the traffic and talks of waste our future from go fish he had. decided to check the story in the town of bull sauce sold out of both sides of. it was there another journalist met with one of the leaders of an armed militia group here. this was to be her last interview. where is the ballots can i see it tell it it why do you want to see it over for us buyers something just use the information that's all but ending for the sound of us if i don't see her country. radio you won't believe it until you see it uses satellite been. shortl

on a day that the journalist hilarious lp was killed with a camera man in the streets of mogadishu a white italian man was the first on the scene. he seems to know more about it than the others is none other than john carlos marciano. and i was. sad because i arrived right afterwards and there was a lot of confusion i was upset. i thought it was a planned ambush because the core had been machine gun and nine bullets i said to myself they should never have been in this place and then what they said and how they got to be here well my conscience is clear me when working with awful no one go below progressivity our questions about the lp murder brought the interview to an end. that's enough why are you asking these questions you know no one has ever been charged with the murder of the lottery i'll be on my you never know for trafficking ways. that you're going to feel the. italian authorities did eventually find a somali citizen guilty for the killing of the journalist is always perfectly aimed his innocence and many believe the case is still unresolved. any evidence from the phone tapp

this would be a lot of after in the area lp was killed i decided i had to tell the authorities from a russian a good idea. every allied himself with the anti mafia division in milan and allowed the police to infiltrate his network. the network was connected to several celebrities of the international crime scene the police discovered that present within the organization was a certain moans are al custer. months or sar is a flamboyant syrian who works for all sides has sold weapons to extreme right wing left and american groups on behalf of the americans. he has armed iraq and the palestinians. according to a un security council inquiry made public in two thousand and three. has also sold weapons to the various armed militia and somalia. the weapons were shipped in boats belonging to the infamous shift go company in which allow reality had expressed such an interest just before being killed. ten years later un officials confirm the young journalist suspicions. the boats were just used for fishing but for arms trafficking and probably toxic waste as well. the way they paid off these mil

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they were impanelled taken here to clearwater, florida moved now where the next eight weeks they will lp involved in any discussions about the case? >> no, sir. >> as they choose a jury -- >> you remember why you answered yes to that question? >> both the prosecution -- >> have you been getting messages on facebook. >> a couple people -- >> and the defense are revealing clues to the strategy. casey anthony long denied she killed her daughter. but one of the lawyers on her defense team while questioning potential jurors suggested if she did, there could be mitigating reasons. >> too lack of maturity, the lack of impulse control, history of sexual abuse. >> caylee anthony's skeletal remains were found in the woods, the five-minute walk from casey's home. but prosecutors believe caylee's lifeless body was first stored in the car her mother was driving. prosecutors said they have sealed canisters with carpet swatches in the trunk. they want to open it in court so that the jury can smell it for themselves. >> may be called upon as well in the course of this case to be asked to smell an odor t

andrew pincus is a partner at mayer brown rowe and maw lp. with that, as is pursuant to the committee rules, all witnesses are sworn before they testify. if you will stand and raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear or affirm that the testimony you are about to get will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth? all right. have a seat. the record will reflect that all witnesses answered in the affirmative. in order to facilitate discussion, if you can -- your written statement will be admissible to the record, and you can simply summarize assemble five minutes and at one minute you get the yellow light which sort of helps you round up and i would love to hear your testimony. mr. speed, we will start with you, sir. >> thank you, mr. chairman. it's a pleasure to be here today. i want to say at the outset that i was in favor of -- strongly in favor of regulatory reform, dealing with consumer financial protection and that sort of thing. i think that we've been much in need of regulatory reform streamlining coherence and that so

days heading up a touring troupe in europe during the 1970's, to his role as a mail carrier in the lpinated sitcom, "cheers," xar's oscar-in pics ar nominated films, the work is grounded in technology while he simultaneously pursues the nuts and bolts of foundation, which he established to provide opportunities for children to be inquisitive. to be open to inspiration. to prepare for jobs that require a mastering the basic manual skills. we are proud of his many contributions and we are pleased that he is here with us today. both as a proud parent in the class of 2000, and as our principal speaker, please join me in welcoming mr. john ratzenberger. john? [applause] >> thank you. thank you. the best definition of the road to success that i have heard was winston churchill. he said that success is a result of going from failure to failure with enthusiasm. he also was the man that said -- understand -- never stand when you can sit, never said when you can lie down. so, go figure. when i was a young man growing up in the bucolic seaside village of bridgeport, conn. -- [applause] craig to

i would not have loved anything more than to have been able to lp the president help the country declared that we had killed bin laden. it would have been strategically important so we would not have seen a metastasizing of the moveme under his leadership and the symbol of his leadership. i could not disagree more. i encourage you to keep reading, but i would be careful of what you believe on the internet. it was completely in our interests to announce his death sooner than later. any notion that he was kept in a closet or killed a long time ago is not true. i believe the administration when they talk about not onl the dna evidence but the facial recognition, i witnessed testimony of his wives who were there, and the al qaeda announcement tking that has that's just recently. you do not have to believe us. you can believe al qaeda. i would encourage you to look at some of the other evidence. ok. host: we are showing some video right now of bin laden. there are no dates on this or anything, but the color of his beard seems to change every tim we go to a different pictur that may be where so