mohammed cannot stay here indefinitely. he may have to return to the small village near the pakistani border. >> the afghan army does not give much compensation, apart from a monthly wage. the family will have to look after him. >> with mohammed the sole surviving afghan army quadruple amputee. >> it will be nice to know you do not just treat them on the battlefield, and that is it. that he was just some person that you treated somewhere. it would be nice to know he has got some sort of quality of life that, you know what i mean? it must be hard. against the level of independence in my get back, to be ok. >> the fate of that mission shows exactly how that it can be in afghanistan. the soldiers showed extraordinary bravery and professionalism in recovering all of those casualties, it is clear that mohammed would not survive without them. on the other hand, the mission itself to capture that heavy machine-gun had to be abandoned, and even today, the threat from ied's and snipers is so intense and in that area, just a few hund

currently elected officials in the city and county of san francisco, chose to honor the spirit of this mohammed, he would hold himself to the same standard. supervisor campos: i reason i ask you ask -- the reason i ask you sir, the others aren't proposing dual service by local elected officials. if i were proposing something that says that no elected local official shall have a seat on the central committee along the lines that the mayor is doing and i, myself, were given a seat on that county central committee while remaining a local elected official so that i'm not inconsent, i would not accept that seat because here i am proposing a policy change, if i really believe in that poll, i'm going to be consent with that policy. so that's why i ask you, because the other local elected officials are not making this policy change proposal. the mayor is. so i want to make sure that on the record we are clear about whether or not mayor newsom having proposed this measure that probets officials on a county central committee, will he take that seat in the matter of a few days? >> i will repeat my answer

year old bob or mohamed and was returning from a mosque on a creek is mob surrounded him. a russian citizen he came to kyrgyzstan to see his relatives they still haven't found enough courage to tell his mother what happened i mean you need god then you have we never separated keurig is an x. we're all muslims. in freight don't they have parents mothers. do they want. men in his village blocked all roads in and out of the settlement trucks from a nearby oil refinery were used for barricades there finery itself was booby trapped to ward off looters. only one stronghold remained standing all of the buildings in the city were torched women were killed and raped we're standing still like breast fortress we won't give up our positions. yet for all their self-defense rhetoric this is back with the jurors are also guilty of murder on the second day of riots they killed the chief of the local police precinct and his colleagues all of whom were ethnic. the family of one of the victims is still looking for his had to be buried together with his decapitated body. invited my brother in

nicknamed the people's palace and was a magnificent underground palace it is called as a family mohammed and this week's program all of moscow's i'll see you again i'll think speaks out and sell them for me the rest of the food i'll buy it out. you know. that i kill innocent. allies of the base of course and that's never answer. the song from the skull still with me i think of it every day. the flashbacks from the memories. of so much so a long time i'm just here trying to tell him. i was. i was ashamed that i didn't. i was ashamed that i had been a hero why i got my legs come alive. in the mine. but i wanted to be out as a boy to the. police what i was going on once or i think. that i was a good soldier. but now most soldier on the other side and i think i'm just as good . it's. let. to let. the. culture is the same i understand what i mean there are always remember some of them would be easier others in the market will use the old castro's appearance on cuban television for years again for to focus on the only. three chechens detained in. with a criminal conspiracy with the terror netw

pull to the skull subtle to bring about stability to the home security of the new listings president mohamed called i said he's determined the country will be ready for the transfer of power in forty and it's. a. universal treatment and international companies in the. spending cuts could undermine recent progress some scientists in the senate the old spring council and the challenging conventional because on the cools as all the dissidents it's what is the link between aids and a. president obama has called on the senate to extend welfare benefits for the on the boy cost the government. billion dollars he's also sounds republicans to say fall strong will the choosing them and did nothing a's two americans support for the school day. as well top stories this hour and now it's time for the lace it's from the world of sports with. hello there and thanks for watching the sport here on r.t. and this is what is coming up spot on cheers gar go second in the russian premier league after one knew where in the basement side career. while league leaders any time prolific strike a book at all from rival

government's anti-terrorism policies have been singling them out twenty five year old mohammed says he's stereotyped every single day of his life you go to work as. hard to the next person instead of you basically sometimes. you know. because. a wave of protests has taken place in new york the muslim community once just two of their religious holidays days off in schools only today i mean if christmas holiday to get a ten day break why cannot we have today it's elementary i want the school system michael bloomberg. the chancellor klein to close the educate the schools. here they have the abilities they have the power they can do it if they wish to because the muslim kids are as much as part of this community as everyone else to many this non inclusion in the education system is just the tip of the iceberg projects to build a number of mosques around the west. whatever skeletons of intolerance by remaining in the closet we're going to use a simple search system to try to see exactly what the deal is with the number of mosques in new york compared to locations representing other religions

mohamed es un empresario y una persona de negocios. simple y sencillamente se dedica a eso.rta amÉrica mÁs adelante. vamos con la expectativa ahora a phoenix, arizona donde el gobierno federal hoy presenta argumentos ante una jueza de distrito para que no entre en vigor la ley s b 1070. gracias sr. torres, por estar con nosotros. >> es un gusto estar aquÍ con ustedes. ¡muy buenos dÍas! >> ustedes exigen que entre en vigor el 29 de este mes, por quÉ? >> estamos a favor porque vemos la plena falta de cumplimiento del gobierno federal en cuanto al... las leyes de inmigraciÓn y tambiÉn estamos viviendo las... las... los eventos de violencia, los eventos de falta de seguridad en nuestras comunidades que tienen raÍz en esta polÉmica. en este problema. y buscamos la manera de solucionarlo estatalmente y esta es la manera que hemos encontrado. >> hay mucha presiÓn por parte de los republicanos, un bloque de 81 congresistas republicanos... exige que entre en vigor la ley de arizona. es asÍ? >> lo interesante es que goza esta ley, esta legislaciÓn ya que todavÍa no se ha puesto en vig

with respect to the trial of collegiate muhammed -- khalid sheik-mohammed, it will be an important opportunity however or wherever the trial is held -- i am not touching that one. it will be important to show the nature of al qaeda's ideology. there'll be no positive outcome for muslims. it will be quite clear that it is an ideology which is pursuing death and destruction, and very little of anything positive. i hope the trial exposes that. we're absolutely strong enough as a democracy that, whatever vituperative dribble comes out of his mouth, the truth will actually win out. >> the decision has been delayed repeatedly. are we going to get one? when do you expect the trial to take place? >> it is there a question from the audience? [laughter] >> moderator's prerogative. >> i defer to the department of justice. >> right here. >> i am from raytheon company. industry is well-represented. could you briefly share with us what has worked, what has not, what some of your needs are going forward, particularly in light of the post-christmas day attack? in the industry is a huge part of solving some of

book tv continues tonight with a focus on economic issues, mohammed eunice won the nobel peace prizeor development and in the 10 laws of enduring success, also nobel prize-winning economist jozel talks about the economy and what's next in "free fall." 100 million homes, bringing you a direct linn to public affairs, politics and history all as a public service, created by america's cable companies. "washington journal" continues. host: david savage covers the supreme court for the "los angeles times" and joins us here at the "washington journal" to talk arnt the supreme court and its past or just-completed session. tell us in your opinion, sir, what was the biggest news to come out of the court this term that just ended last week? guest: probably the campaign finance decision back in january. 5-4 vote basically saying corporations and unions and such have a free right to spend as much as they want in elections. for years congress state companies cannnt contribute court money to campaigns and since world war ii the same was true for unions. but in the last 30 years the supreme court co

a virginia man known for threatening the creators of " south park" for mocking prophet mohammed will be in court today, charged with offering himself as a fighter. the say he tried twice to travel to somalia to join al-shaba. he was stopped once by his mother-in-law and the second time he was told was on the no- fly list. violence continues and afghanistan. the middle forces say helicopter crashed in southern afghanistan, killing two u.s. service members on board. a spokeswoman says the crash is being investigated an hostile fire has not been ruled out. those are some of the headlines on c-span reappeared them as the senate prepares to debate the energy bill, find out about previous bills with c-span's video library. look up a bill with our new search feature and what congressional hearings and previous debate on the house and senate floor. it is all on line and free. c-span video library. its washington, your way. >> "washington journal" continues. host: of what to introduce you to our final guests -- i want you to introduce you to our final guest, barbara kinelli, those of you to w

convincing people against committing these acts, and on ksm's trial, will it take place -- khalid shaikh mohammed's trial, is it going to stake place in new york and what you think about exposing this trial to the public? >> i am going to leave that for the department of justice to handle. the federal government does engage internationally with the muslim world. and the president speaking in cairo is now the statement of the president's views of things. and we have all been working consistent within that view. we have a particular challenge here, we know that. the muslim communities that exist in this country bring a richness to our society, bring a condominium to the american way of life that we share. we know that there are larger communities within these communities, within which they exist, and so we do not believe that this is a problem that you can simply arrest your way out of. it has to be one built on engagement of the structural -- putting in place the structural elements of a capable society. representative governance, market activity, robust society based on the rule of law, all of thos

khalid sheikh mohammed, it is his trial going to take place in exposing information to others? >> also believe that last part for the department of justice. the federal government does engaged internationally with the muslim world. the president's speech in cairo was ever bite -- resounding statement of the president's view of things. we have all been working consistently with and not be you. here.ve a particular challenge%- the muslim community that exist in this country brings a richness to our society, a commitment to the american way of life that we share. we also know there are larger+ communities within these communities, and they all have to engage. we do not believe, again, that this is a problem thht you can simply arrest your way out of the. it has to be built on the engagement, putting in place the structural elements of a capable society, a market economic activity, robust economy. all of the things we know and are committed to in this country. we need to remind ourselves it is available to all american citizens and in less their help. that is our concern. >> over h

will khalid sheikh mohammed's trial took place in new york? >> the last question i will leave to the department of justice to handle. the federal government does gauge internationally with -- does engaged internationally with the muslim world. it was a resounding view of the president's view of things. we have all been working consistently within that the. we have a particular challenge here as well. the muslim communities that exist in this world, they bring a richness to our society and the commitment to the american way of life that we share. there are larger communities within these communities, within which these communities exist and they all have to engage. we do not believe that this is a problem that you can just arrest your way out of. you need to put in place the structural elements, that economic activity, airbus civil society based on the rule of law, all of the things we know and are committed to in this country. we need to remind ourselves that it is available and enlist their help. that is our concern. we are a part of that. >>

z, was part of the bribery case against mohammed neuer. he was the former treasurer of hodge operations. mr. neuer's boss, the minister, escape the country before he could he arrested under the indictment. of neuer himself has been convicted by the anticorruption tribunal since the 15 years in prison and the 900,000-dollar fine. and i understand that the afghans have an extradition effort against ministered to kari. we have a huge and anticorruption effort underway, but it is built on nothing. there was nothing when became. and so, to set it up as taking some time. also as i said earlier, the elections really slowed it down. i'm not trying to defend our inability to have done more on this issue. it is of the highest importance. general petraeus and i and ambassador eikenberry all share that concern and we take that article very very seriously. >> you know there is a general charge of corruption and clearly issues people i've talked about and i think that is serious but i think the task force 2010. >> you made on the american side? >> yeah.