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most of the consensus here is that mr. bush year -- bashir will get a guilty sentence but not the life in prison prosecutors are looking for. i have been told that whenever his verdict is, whether he is inside or outside jail, he will remain a spiritual influence for radical islamic groups in the country he has denied -- in the country. he has denied radical activity and says he is simply incorrect. his followers look up for him -- up to him. they are a majority among indonesian's. the majority are moderates to practice islam in a distinctly indonesian way. flooding in central and southern china has left at least 11 people dead. it has stranded people in cars and submerged houses and farmland. the rain is expected to last until friday. flooding has already left 170 people dead or missing. tunisia, the rain has fallen for at least four days, leaving many roads impassable. parts of new south wales have been declared national disaster zones. the u.s. geological survey said a 6.6 magnitude earthquake struck off the coast of the isl

the situation in gold is for going on the border with georgia will improve enough to mr bush for functional transfer control will border between up housing is the problem of tourism governments who set up policies and dependent on the most importance and i want to repeat the words of president bush who say that many times the most important thing is that we recognize also as we have come from we have more legitimacy to be considered as countrymen deal with . our. i mentioned that many times as long as georgia claims are causing its offices here georgia your question its legitimacy as a country seriously join control the territory of that which they claim and. it is up to georgia to decide which human should you want to seem. are they going to continue to be a proxy with jeem in the caucasus or are they going to rather the good from neighbors around them and to start building a peaceful course with all of this for the confrontation of all soviet union heritage and you can a critical use what sort of relationship does applies here maintain with russia and how do you expect it to develop we ha

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you know mr bush in told me about russia's relations with germany with. russia allowed germany to develop certain gas fields in russia. and thus russia got some gas. on the other hand germany allowed gasper on to take on. in managing as a certain gas transporting system. so i think that if germany and russia have this kind of cooperation. we can consider similar form soft copper ration between ukraine and russia are you with. out about uniting gazprom enough to get this. is there a progress in that and is a crane interested. you know first the wall it must be mutually beneficial rikard we should find such mechanisms that would be obvious for us in terms of economic efficiency. a unification into a huge concern where enough to advance would have a say three point five percent does not seem beneficial for us at this point on theoretically it cannot be ruled out can it at the park or no we have to find some other mechanisms that are right to present any college called the possible increase of the gas price following an increase of the world price is an extre

a significant reduction is if you cooperate with the united states government some have argued mr bush needs to be on captain america's team however captain america is being accused of playing dirty and illegally to remove the air cargo business man from thailand according to documents released by wiki leaks all levels of washington top to bottom mounted political pressure against bangkok to gain custody of boot in the us cable dated august thirteenth two thousand and nine u.s. president barack obama was urged to call thailand's prime minister directly about boot the u.s. attorney general and state department were encouraged to call the thai ambassador highlighting the massive drug enforcement administration commitment to thailand and the us ambassador in bangkok urged the thai government to issue a public statement of disappointment at the judge's ruling not to extradite boot the way things stand right now they're willing to flaunt every international law to get what they want and that means doing all these illegal things in the case of the mood to extradite him or should say kidnappi

mr. busheagleburger a tireless and dedicated patriot. >>> sunday marks the 30th anniversary of aids. u.s. health officials first reported it as a rare form of pneumonia on june 5th, 1981. today i spoke an african-american woman who made several panels for aids memorial quilt. she herself is hiv positive and tonight she's what matters. >> what i do when i make the quilt panels i make them so in the statistics where we hear about it's 30 million people every day or whatever, each panel represents a person. >> right. >> and i made the guilt so that we'll know it's not just a number. this was a person in my life that i love. >> this is ricardo, someone you loved? >> yes. >> let's take a look at this one. which one is this one. >> i'll take ricardo. >> this is a brother and a sister. >> this is my mom and my uncle. and this talks, shows pictures when they were kids. as they've grown up. >> you seem you get a little emotional when you talk about this. >> i do. i do. not only is it putting a face to

well, instead, with a stroke of his pen, mr. bushthat budget surplus and turned it into a mountain of debt, $2.5 trillion to be exact. bush claimed the cuts would drive economic growth, create jobs, but what followed, question mark, the "new york times" asked last november, quote, the decade with the slowest average annual growth since world war ii. that statement is true even if you forget about the great recession and simply look at 2001 through 2007. but it didn't have to be this way, folks. thanks to progress, they did the math. they said for the same price as the bush tax cuts, we could have sent tens of millions of students to college, retrofitted every household in america with the capacity to generate alternative energy, hired millions of firefighters, police officers, given kids health care coverage, or put millions more teachers into the classrooms. pretty steep price to pay if you ask me. now to be fair, the bush tax cuts, well, they did help out roughly 1% of the country. one patriotic millionaire told the huffington post

we sent larry to israel to preserve our coalition, mr. bush said. it was an inordinately complex and sensitive task and his performance was nothing short of heroic. yet despite his three-piece suit the perennial lae overweight chain smoking eagleburger didn't have the appearance of a diplomat. "time" magazine said he looked like a michelin man with a cane. he relished blunt talk and humor, once referring to ukraine as my only six-aspirin country. but what characterized lrry eagleburger was a foreign policy thinker was the hard edge realism of his view of the world. feared by his years as a young embassy officer in yugoslavia and as ambassador there in the '70s, eagleburger cautioned against u.s. intervention as yugoslavia was disintegrating during the first bushed administration. and then secretary eagleburger appeared on the macneil/lehrer newshour in december 1992 after serbian strong man milosevic had just been re-elected president of serbia. >> it looks like milosevic is going to remain president of serbia. is that bad news from the american poi