. >> jesus of nasser's, holy week, pope benedict ii on the resurrection of jesus. he rejects the idea that the jews are collectively responsible for his death. the pope also rejects the idea developed by liberation theology is that jesus was a political revolutionary figure. the book also condemns violence committed in god's name. >> it is very important for everybody, not only for the catholics. >> obviously, as a publisher, i hope the book sells well. i am certain it will. >> he is probably right. his first book on the life of jesus sold more than half a million copies. this release is the second part of a planned trilogy. although, the vatican has not said when the final volume is likely to hit the bookshops. >> we have the results of the final 16 rounds in the rubble late. the german team won a three-2 after the spanish team scored a goal in the final minutes. it was a good night for portuguese. bravo beat liverpool -- boraga beat liverpool. the second leg takes place march 17. has made music history and now guitars and amplifiers used by eric clapton have gone

. >> reporter: abdel nasser's story is extraordinary.e and the other boys here ran away after their village was attacked by arab terrorists called janjaweed. >> people want to kill me -- i gotta leave. >> reporter: they made their way out of sudan and across egypt. dodging gunfire from egyptian border guards, they finally made it all the way to israel. since they had entered the country illegally, they were put in jail. and that's where havat hanoar entered their lives. >> when we heard they were in prison, we decide that we must give some chance to live like young people in israel. and the government needs to decide what to do with them, but until they decide what to do with these kids, we need to give them life. >> reporter: someday the boys may be able to return to their home villages and help their families. in the meantime, abdel says he hopes to repay the country that saved him -- possibly by joining the israeli army. >> israel help me, take me to school, i study now here. i finish school, i help country. you know, i help this coun

have confirmed the risk of another eggs close to the apathy power plant will japan's prime minister nasser can is having a press statement at the moment let's listen to what he has to say following yesterday today we were hard to rescue people and so far. the self-defense force as well as police and firefighters and emergency agency. were able to save about two thousand people. and i would like to explain about the rescue efforts the self defense forces all of the forces have mobilized fifty thousand people and they are to be doubled to one hundred thousand and the police officers or than twenty five hundred officers have been deployed and i bite is an emergency workers. more than eleven hundred units have been deployed and also emergency medical teams have been mobilized more than two hundred and they are deployed in their disaster hit areas food water blankets. and other supplies. because of transportation on the ground is very much limited they are being transported by air and also by sea and we are working to make sure that they will be transported and also we have disease in nature to

promise to quit and discussed another very important issue with nasser which is the european gas supply policy gazprom russian gas supplies well why couldn't this problem been so directly by gas problem and customers does it mean that it's more a political problem russian gas in europe than the economic. well it's not a secret there we are a little bit disturbed. disturbed by. but some regulations apply by european commission that in our understanding. come in contradiction with existing international law and sometimes. faces the past so that can affect the past obligations. now i mean unbundling procedure in terms of those who produce. transport it will car bones and who consumes carbons the division between us. well we are deeply convinced that the bundling procedure. is not good for the future of this sector he will you will not benefit. consumers in europe because it will only lead to higher prices to higher invoices that people are receiving in their households the sector of energy is a very expensive sector in terms of investments and smaller companies divided companies simply can

russians don't see themselves as nasser's of alaska they see themselves as guests. the traveler is among them yet his friends are embarking on a second expedition to the peninsula. once again they will retrace the steps of early russian explorers. team will have to go through a strenuous course of training before the second expedition they intend to use the same gear that the early russian explorers had no motorboats only canoes. since we're repeating the historical roots of the alaskan discover a. then we want to know the actual truth and that's why we didn't have a choice of transport means. says van haakanson head of the community of indigenous people living in kodiak island takes a dim view of the desire of europeans to make very lives more difficult. his ancestors used to put out to sea in a canoe keeper for. as motorboats. thinks giving up the perks of civilization is a foolish thing to do. yet despite him bracing the modern era inwardly he still remains committed to the simple principles preached by his ancestors. we were here for thousands of years. but you

for sure it's right but it is revolutions are not headed by charismatic figure regimes like like nasser like like gadhafi does that mean there is a new leader and they say we can see in egypt and soon we can hear in all the countries because it's real. simple people you know those that mean that all the people of this country does that mean that the overthrown autocrats will not be replaced by a new order a new dictators some time it happens. absolutely and i'm sure that it will happen not maybe in a couple of months maybe even a couple of years but maybe we could be. explained you have your own little nation you just visited the an emirate once again you. been in saudi arabia recently. do you have an explanation why why this world and why today is but why is it happening why i can't see and nobody can explain after the revolution my in seventeen hour or so it story was rolled mainly in many books for libraries they explain why it happened they said that what they said the soviet history that in one nine hundred seventeen in russia we faced a revolutionary situation that the country was

for sure it's right but to do these revolutions are not headed by a charismatic figure is like like nasser like like gadhafi does that mean as a new leader and the same you can see in egypt and soon to be near you know in all the countries because it's real. people you know those that mean that all the people of this country does that mean that the overthrow autocrats will not be replaced by new autocrats the new dictators sometime with police are still may happen absolutely i am more going through that they will have a look maybe give me a couple of months maybe even a couple of years but maybe we could be can you explain do you have your own little nation you just visited the emirates once again you've been in saudi arabia recently. do you have an explanation for why why this world and why today is but why is it happening why. i can see and nobody can expect out of the revolution nineteen seventeen. or so it story was rolled mainly when it was full libraries explain why it happened they said but. what they said the soviet history is that in one thousand seven hundred in russia we faced a

linda for sure is playing a key role in nasser's lunar reconnaissance orbiter fact finding mission. based business who are the main elite feature is the high spatial resolution sim evil previous missions measured hydrogen levels with a spatial resolution of one hundred fifty kilometers or so they had a spot on the moon one hundred fifty kilometers in diameter oh a device there is that down to a ten kilometer spot you can send a man there to dig a shovel and it will probably find something there a couple of water bones was a particles something like that. such a discovery would be no small matter since interest in the movies resources has created a buzz beyond a science circles so what role does the new trying to take to play. the way our device works is quite simple from the point of view of physics to try just as neutrons emitted from the moon or the neutrons of forms are back to meters under the moon ground q to cosmic rays they lose their kinetic charge once they reach the surface and rubbing against surface mass are. the result of hydrogen and that mass in ukraine's will be slow

firing rounds of ammunition and conducting a strikes the latest word we have is that the town is nasser me in the hands of gadhafi is meant they're also making their way eastward where there is a significant loss it is the latest in a series of setbacks to face the rebel troops who just a week ago had most of eastern libya in their heads and we're talking about a march on the capital city tripoli now i am in tripoli as you can see it is very quiet it has in fact been quieter all along and it almost seems a lot of the bull that rebel forces were talking about a march on the city a united nations gala geisha is in town they are meeting with the government they are trying to coordinate relief efforts while at the same time we've heard from human rights watch and they are warning that if it's by the government of stifling opposition voices in could believe is alarming and dangerous now the biggest problem facing the rebels is that they are loosely organized and they lack leadership and the enthusiasm that has been binding them and motivating them back until now so he seems to be reigning th

that sovereignty is a privilege not a right you have a responsibility as a sovereign country to not nasser clear other peoples and that the international community can intervene when governments abuse their own people. but critics say r two p. is riddled with pakistan and self interest and even call it as a humanitarian peerless then i know a number of places where they're supporting dictators and also. president obama justified his decision to bomb libya and are too few ground some nations may be able to turn a blind eye to atrocities another conference the united states of america is different. and as president i refuse to wait for the images of slaughter and mass graves before taking action. but as a candidate for president our two peat wasn't sufficient to keep u.s. forces in iraq quote by that argument you would have had three hundred thousand troops in the congo right now where millions have been slaughtered as a consequence of ethnic strife which we haven't done so human rights activists david doesn't go because the turmoil in his native uganda there was jim's with most people were

. >> jesus of nasser's, holy week, pope benedict ii on the resurrection of jesus. he rejects the idea that the jews are collectively responsible for his death. the pope also rejects the idea developed by liberation theology is that jesus was a political revolutionary figure. the book also condemns violence committed in god's name. >> it is very important for everybody, not only for the catholics. >> obviously, as a publisher, i hope the book sells well. i am certain it will. >> he is probably right. his first book on the life of jesus sold more than half a million copies. this release is the second part of a planned trilogy. although, the vatican has not said when the final volume is likely to hit the bookshops. >> we have the results of the final 16 rounds in the rubble late. the german team won a three-2 after the spanish team scored a goal in the final minutes. it was a good night for portuguese. bravo beat liverpool -- boraga beat liverpool. the second leg takes place march 17. has made music history and now guitars and amplifiers used by eric clapton have gone

nasser at that point, at which point he broke every promise he made to eisenhower.e situation seems to obtain now in egypt where they immediately allow two iranian gun boats to come through the suez canal and they are also planning to open up the palestinian, the gaza egyptian border to more missiles for the hamas and what have you. i also remember president kennedy's famous ult mate tum to the serve yet. any attack from cuba or the united states or any of its allies would require a retaliatory attack on the soviet union. i am a great believer in pots americana. i believe that we haven't used any of our strent. we really are the paper tigers there because when they blew up the marines in 82 in bay route we left and of course gave hezbollah this opportunity to claim that they had thrown the americans out and the same thing with the shah when he left. why can't we tell the al qaeda din jad and -- ahmadinejad and the mullas and the ayatollahs and whatever any more attacks anywhere would be considered an attack from tehran and require retaliatory attack? and stop this,