off on mark sixteen this yet the meeting at the last moment decided to move it on him and to neighboring india possibly she numbed up cities and got the contingent on us can be lethal for the major buyer of the matches. the chief executive of the federation of international cricketers association. one must have said that the plans look and sound about that aspect and biffle it was totally combined city to get an independent and unambiguous inspection. many countries including listing acting in new zealand and west indies have already expressed reservations about traveling to the south asian nation begin from everything that has been given the green signal. they don't really have had to resort to using haha. but for now i'm sitting on the stadium. beginning with the scots yes again see the guy. we think in colombo that he says he wants to examine the security plan proposed by the babylonians cricket board before giving the tournament go ahead. yes the non profit can be shot down at the last eight and the walkabout is to post it on and off the morning city security at the expense of me wanted th

that alabama not doing any justice to humanity is on all the country income trust pakistan and neighboring india recently celebrated three years without any reported cases of cardio recent studies showed a worrying rise in anti semitic attitudes across the european continent from hungary to the united kingdom instance of anti semitism carried out by foreign troops and extremists have grabbed headlines in recent years leading europe's to increasingly fear for their own safety. israeli leaders and us troops have been lobbying hard to get the european union to take action against anti semitism see the european parliament member from poland to talk about the growing threat of anti semitism and with the eu is doing to combat the trade unions. he explained that anti semitism has taken on new forms the twenty first century especially when it comes to antagonism toward israel. soon usage of their own positions. unfortunately her there exists a form of antisemitism way i call it lasts. anti semitism recently in anti semitism was ninety a peculiar to those on the right especially the far right but today i

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smuggling weapons and ammunition after police intercepted cargo being shipped to rebel group in neighboring india about three hundred people have been killed during political violence in bangladesh over the last year. well for the thousands of people have filed a joint lawsuit against the companies that built japan's fukushima nuclear plant they claim the sun's should take financial responsibility for the facilities meltdown and twenty eleven which was caused by a massive earthquake and tsunami the accident was one of the worst nuclear disasters in history experts say it could take decades to finish the clean up operation around the crippled facility which has been leaking radiation into the sea. james clapper the director of u.s. national intelligence has issued a blistering condemnation of edward snowden calling his leaks to the press a perfect storm that would endanger american lives later today at the mosque and breaking the set pulls that issue apart. shortly after perjuring himself about how the u.s. government is not only spying on every american citizen national intelligence director jame

have been sentenced to death with charges smuggling weapons and ammunition to rebel groups in neighboring india today called it was intercepted by police three hundred people the foreigners picked into the political bodies page the country last year. so that brings you up to date for the moment coming up here in the international reporting the final frontier of drug money passing from the u.s. to mexico and about that with more news with the team. the building behind me the become the center of start up companies from around the world come together to talk about the best way to new ideas. one of the floats of all this so well it will be finished will take place. currencies are graphic markets are tumbling paper no doubt no taper no no no well being true grit work no way they wish taper no they were pretty cryptic taper maybe taper print paper printed paper print paper tape or paper print they picked up the wall marketed out two percent four percent away maybe we should print work now and i'm. you know having this whole thing as a commander control economy those every working yeah milk we need m

smuggling weapons and ammunition after police intercepted congo being shipped to a rebel group in neighboring india about three hundred people have been killed during political violence and bangladesh over the last year. james clapper the director of u.s. national intelligence has issued a blistering condemnation of edward snowden calling his leaks to the press a perfect storm that would in danger american lives later today abby martin on breaking the said polls that a show of pot. shortly after perjuring himself about how the u.s. government is not spying on every american citizen national intelligence director james clapper appeared before a senate judiciary hearing to blow some more hot air according to transcript clapper called on snowden in his quote accomplices to return the remaining stolen documents pertaining to the n.s.a.'s global spying apparatus yes aside from painting snowden as a criminal clapper also seems to believe that the dozens of journalists who have simply reported on the league documents as his criminal accomplices copper stands on journalist simply doing their jobs sends a c

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sentenced to death they were charged with smuggling weapons and ammunition to a rebel group in neighboring india after their cargo was intercepted by police about three hundred people have fallen victim to the political violence plaguing the country since last year. but so were those for breaking those set coming up after the break i will see you very soon it's goodbye for me. i've got a lot of housing for people but the government not. and in a lot of the shelter today be having people down the street because people begin raped in shelters to get involved right now ironically ironically i'm worth more to the city of new york he told. personally. when you paid regular people like someone like a lawyer or doctor or some other madison avenue it's boring and sometimes the homeless people do little to deflect rather that by. saying those countries that runs through the resistance remember because you need to be in this city or region city in the world what people. pay money to do give you. the truth anybody can make you feel good you know get up. early. or london. the whole world is all. of the orig

sentenced to death they were charge of smuggling weapons and ammunition to a rebel group in neighboring india after their cargo was intercepted by about three hundred victims of the political violence plaguing the country since last year. so that brings up. with morphine just. down. to build a. mission to teach me. why you should care. hello and welcome to worlds apart is there life on mars it used to be a million dollar question than a billion now it looks like it may soon become a trillion dollar question but will it ever produce announcer well to discuss that i'm now joined by a co-founder of the marsh one mission. mr thank you very much for the time i know that you've been a very passionate advocate of sending a manned mission to mars and do you believe that you can do that by circumventing governments and space agencies and you don't even need so much money for that you claim that it may only cost around six billion dollars but i wonder how much of that money have you already raised. we don't disclose the mother's money that we've raised but i can tell you that's we've we've not teresa s

been sentenced to death there were charges smuggling weapons and ammunition to a rebel group in neighboring india after their cargo was intercepted by police three hundred people of one of the victim to the political violence plaguing the country since last year. about with a new team with wolf we just have a huff an hour from now in the meantime dives into mikey waters of the financial world as is the cause report on r.t. international after the break. take me out to the bowl game and take me through the metal detector so wait that's not how the song goes well as the country changes sadly so must the national pastime they said the mariners released a statement that they like all other teams for twenty fifteen are setting up metal detectors to screen all fans entering their stadium for getting visions of hot dogs in home runs now everyone will be able to tell their grandkids about how their bags got searched because they had metal buttons at company name stadium baseball memories the team's management is also continuing their ban on bags larger than forty by forty by twenty centimeters because if

al qaeda operating inside its national territory, and an ongoing conflict with nuclear armed neighbor india. the risk of accident or miscalculation or collapse of security that could allow terrorists to get these weapons is a real and present danger. but it gets even worse. in 1995, the government of norway was firing off a whether rocket, a routine whether rocket that could take at material testing. but when russian military forces detected this rocket, it looked at him like he was the u.s. launched submarine-based nuclear armed missile, and they interpreted it as the first wave of an attack. and the fact under some attacks in there, that's exactly how it would start, a single missile coming across detonating a nuke weapon to blind russia's radar, followed by a salvo of u.s. weapons. they alerted president boris yeltsin, leader of russia at that time, and for the first time in history, opened up the nuclear football, that's the case that follows the president of united states and president of russia around with the command and control buttons to launch the nuclear arsenal of either country

but in going to mars, india could best its neighbor. the competition is a fuel india is reluctant to admit. in november 2011, a joint chinese russian mars mission failed. >> is there political pressure to keep up with the next door neighbor, china? >> each country has their own priorities. their own vision for the space program. india has its vision, china has its vision. we have our vision. >> it doesn't matter what china does? >> they have their program. >> but it was right after china's failure that the prime minister here said, here's our priority. we're going to mars. >> see, in 2013 if an opportune time for a mission to mars. >> while the indian launch date did capitalize on when the distance between mars and the earth is shorter, to critics like adige this is simply a space race. >> you have gone to mars, now i have to two to mars. you reach the moon, i must go and see whether there's water on the moon not. whether or not my people have drinking water on this country. the question arises to what end? >> to administrators like dr.

qaeda operating inside its national territory and an ongoing conflict with its nuclear armed neighbor indiaf an accident or miscalculation or collapse of security that could allow terrorists to get these weapons is a real present danger. it gets even worse. in 1995, the government of norway was firing off a weather rocket just to take atmospheric testing, but when russian military forces detected this rocket, it looked to them like it was a u.s. launched submarine based nuclear armed missile and they interpreted it as the first wave of an attack and under some attacks in areas that exactly how it would start, a single missile coming the cross, detonating a nuclear weapon to blind rush's radar, followed by a salvo of u.s. missiles. they alerted president boris yeltsin, leader of russia at that time and for the first time in history, opened up the nuclear football, that suitcase that followed the president of the united states and the president of russia roundels on with the command and control button, to launch the nuclear arsenal of either country. they told boris yeltsin that russia was un

what you do with all your neighbors hate you? india, we launched a war against them, the taiwanese, japanese, the russians to the north. what do do? he said we should do what the ancestors recommended to reach across the ocean to the americans. -- of the running dogs of capitalism against everything they have been told 20 years but mao is very comfortable he is game to try to reach out to america. meanwhile nixon and kissinger are looking for channels to reach to china. they finally find pakistan to pass hand written notes that take three weeks across the world back-and-forth and things are looking pretty good. 1970 and then mao his next move was so settled nobody recognized it. he put no left-wing american journalist it was a brilliant sign to be picked up by the cia and foreign services and nixon would understand it is the important message but now -- mao but he was working for the cia. but this journalist was so left-wing nobody noticed. so he continues with the vietnam war and starts to bomb the ho chi minh trail so they say what k

he says, what do you do when all your neighbors hate you? he is like india is a neighbor. they hate it. we have the tie yawnees, they hate it. the japanese, we hate them. they hate us. we have the russians to the north. we hate them, they hate us. what should you do? the doctor didn't know how to answer, and mao said we should do what our ancestors recommended which is to reach across the ocean and contact the americans. he doctor is horrified. the americans. these are the running dogs of capitalism. this is against everything they've been toll for 20 years. but mao is very comfortable with this. he starts this game to try to reach out to america. and meanwhile, nixon and kiss -- kissinger are thinking the same thing and are looking for channels to reach out to china. so they find pakistan and start passing hand-written notes that take three weeks to cross the world, and things are looking pretty good. this is 1970. unfortunately mao's next move was so subtle we didn't recognize it over here. he took a left-wing american journalist and put him on his right-hand side during

stories making headlines i think the president of the central african republic v shows that india has fled to neighboring chad for some it as pressure a mask on him to resign. he's accused of failing to stop luncheon that the muslims and christians that claimed at least a thousand lines of two million people have been displaced in mock surprise iraqi officials say least twenty one people been killed dozens wounded in a suicide bomb attack on a baghdad army recruiting. many of the victims had come to the center to volunteer to help fight al qaeda when tiger boom so far. being tiny and thousands of anti government protests isn't much to drum up support for mass rally in st and was shot down in the capital bangkok next monday. according to the resignation of prime is seeking love to know what they say is a puppet of exiled from the attacks should i. at least five children killed in explosion and chemicals plant in central japan seventeen others were injured investigators suspect a blast at the mitsubishi materials plant in yuletide she was caused by chemical reaction involving hydrogen no sense to him talki

peace talks in neighboring ethiopia as fighting rages on in south sudan. the u.s. is actuated more staff from the capital. india's prime and as you said he will not seek more power. he will step down after the next general election. and the u.s. in the northeast has been hit by a major storm. schools are closed and thousands of flights are grounded as the national guard is put on alert. talks areace continuing this friday. u.s. secretary of state john kerry is back in the region for a tense time. he is trying to secure a framework for a final israeli- palestinian peace figure event. the u.s. wants both sides to sign off on a comprehensive peace treaty by april, but skeptic -- but many are skeptical of the likelihood of that. here is the prime minister speaking yesterday. >> i know that i am committed to peace, but unfortunately given the actions and words of the palestinian leaders, there is growing doubt in israel that the palestinians are committed to peace. >> that was benjamin netanyahu speaking yesterday. am joined by the president of the international center for peace in the middle east. thank you for joini

let's take a look india's foreign to get reasons not the same extent such use of the medieval station officers from neighboring countries of einstein and other international agencies to discuss on this time of processing new guinea. it's the process is a multinational not on faulty discussing the issue was put in a tin can even think i keep on the un economic cooperation on the front side and save lives to prove it and near to her by extremist groups. i might be killing me i'm not in the upper confidence in the fight the treaty society. with all her time to get slighted monday's edges up to two thousand fourteen twenty six point six nineteen i want to step carefully disciplined of congo mean i can on the production company system pockets on the steel for the beach and didn't like sa geneva. seen on to state that any shape to peek into what some fun songs dvd should not have ended the patients. god may prove it. wandering through the ninth commandment i think i'm gonna come. i did a pretty decent and when he executed. it was far more to do this. daniel can keep it going. yes they still hadn't gone as in get up

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the fate of interim leader michelle just india is hanging in the balance regional leaders had some in the countries and peace to an emergency summit and neighboring chad. they're set to decide the president's future following his failure to and inter religious violence. the french and african union troops are struggling to end the fighting has displaced one million people frosting cats and cats are not into law monday says the report at the engine and a summit president michelle cody looked anxious as the prime minister he could outshine dad. they have failed to bring back peace of the central african republic and will urge to more of the charity's president. it is to be. when do we have digits even though i would say the obligation to find a solution to the centro korean crisis they don't want you to do that. we will need to frank and sincere commemoration of the central african leaders we have invited to the summit via the system. utility and china have been criticized for failing to continue to find its peak the most emo some such. the rebels who took power in march twenty thirteen and christian militia. the violence in the country has the spa

india you saw it over and over. people who set upon their neighbors and, it wasn't enough that they, to kill people. the way the jews were killed also, it wasn't enough to just kill them. it had to go, it was always preceded by humiliation of some grotesque kind. and i think this is simply speculation. i think one of the reasons is that it is, it is not easy for one human being to murder another human being especially if they identify with them, if they were their neighbors, if they look like you. so it makes it easier if you reduce your victim to the status of an animal, some abject creature, crawling around in the mud, then you're killing an animal and no longer a human being, why you have to reduce people to that state. >> animalization or insects. >> why in rwanda the victims were called cockroaches on the radio. it is easier to kill cockroaches than it is your neighbor. >> the self-fulfilling shand is to watch in the ghettos of poland, p the holocaust never happened we would regard that as some sort of apogee of beastiality. how the poles, polish jews, looted ex-exploited and have to work for t

neighboring syria has killed more divisions among lebanese his allies send fighters to join government forces. many sunnis support the syrian opposition. bonds has tumbled into a gorge in western india at least twenty seven passengers to account the bus was carrying around forty people. police say collided with a track near mumbai. then it plunged down the one hundred and twenty meter to watch. road accidents are common in india often due to reckless driving more than one hundred and thirty thousand people are killed in accidents across the country every year rescue where some boys in chinese helicopter had finished picking up passengers from an ice locked shed in the antarctic ocean the russian research vessel has been stranded for more than a week. it became trapped on december twenty four was during its voyage from new zealand's seventy four researchers tourists and crew members from village the chinese help came after a nice break and sent by australian maritime safety authority has failed to reach the shed because of strong winds and heavy snow the helicopter arrived on thursday from a chinese icebreaker. after weather conditions stabilized. if the thing the art of teaching the

india. that view is shared by all of afghanistan's neighbors. i think the kinds of discussions we've had here about a lighter footprint training are exactly what we're talking about and exactly what we need for afghanistan. ability to keep prifns like kandahar to the center of gravity. that's in largely in the control at least much of it afghan and ally forces. most people both sides of the aisle agree with the assessment on this issue. and i know the administration is working hard toward that. let me close by saying thank you to all the witnesses. this has been very insightful and distinguished. as you know there will be additional questions in writing for members. we asked you respond to those. the record will be held open for ten days. without objection, the committee stands adjourned.

india. the top story of the crisis in south sudan, hundreds of thousands of people have been escaping to neighboringeing the violence and at least 5,000 of them are in kenya and al jazeera is joining us from the camp in kenya and tell us about the situation of the people there at the camp and what sort of help they are getting. >> well, i'm here at the refugee camp, one of the largest refugee camps in kenya and there are more than 120,000 people here from south sudan and somalia and ethiopia but this was set newspaper the 1990s to take in the influx of south sudan people fleeing the war, the civil war between the south and the north. this is one of the saddest aspects of being here today because many of those south sudaneese who are here after the 2005 peace agreement between the north and south were supposed to go back and also that 2011 independence referendum but what we are seeing is we are seeing them return here once again. many people telling me they had to walk two to three days to get here. many tells us this was a fight between poll tig -- politicians they are paying the price for and when

japan is surrounded by neighbors with unlimited possibilities such as china, is south korea, the asian nations, india and russia. d across the pacific partner countries. in this region, which will be the engine driving the world economy towards. i am always contemplating just how we can achieve peace and prosperity and make them erlasting the foundation for prosperities comes down to freedom of movement for people and goods. in seener space, freedom of movement must remain secure. the only way to fully keep these indispensable public goods, faith in people, is to rigorously maintain the rule of law. it's for that purpose that ,undamental values like freedom civil rights and democrat issy must be assured. if peace and stability was shaken in asia, the knock-on effect for the entire growth would be enormous. dividend growth in asia must not be wasted on military expansion. to invest in the nation that will further boost growth in the region. trust, not tension, is crucial for peace and prosperity in asia nd in the rest of the world. with n only be achieved full dialogue and not through orce or caution.

india and the united states. there is breaking news on what we are doing now. we'll bring it to you. >> and don't invite justin bieber and his neighbor the same party. >> we'll tell you about the latest problems with the super star and it is all caught on camera. >> i see you. (inaudible) >> come over here. k is still . so my dog and i we're going to go find it. it's out there somewhere spreading the good word about idaho potatoes and raising money for meals on wheels. but we'd really like our truck back, so if you see it, let us know, would you? thanks. what? >> checking the headlines, three american, dead after a military plane crashes in afghanistan. it was flying a night time mission when it crashed. no word what caused the crash. there was no indication of enemy fire. >> and shipwrecked constaconcordia will be taken to a port to be dismantled. it was a salvage effort. january 13th will mark the anniversary of the grounding that killed 32. also. remember -- >> where's the beef? wendy's kind of people never ask where's the beef. >> i don't think anybody is there? >> hard to believe it is 30 years since we first heard the iconic ph

neighboring states have figured that out. ohio and illinois don't have a business person property-tax initiative and lawmakers just voted to phase there's out. to make india a more competitive i want to urge all members of both chambers let's work together to find a responsible way to phase out the business personal property tax. poillon board of caution. as we work through this process, let's do it in a way to protect local government and does not shift the burden of this business tax on to the back of hard-working hoosiers. [applause] i appreciate both the house and the senate leadership are looking at the business personal property taxes and other ways to win sure indiana has the best tax climate possible. the phasing out the business. property-tax i believe will spur new investment with businesses large and small. this is advanced manufacturing in anderson in indiana launched by a marine veteran who supports our troops. or troops. of blind started in 1964 to manufacturer's technical training systems for colleges. today it employs 143 hoosiers and was named indian the outstanding business of the year in 2010. these are two of the kind of success storie

india rebels have been demanding independence. jenna: four people are dead after a car bombing in lebanon as syria's civil war is spilling over into neighboring countries. some 35 others were wounded. the blast happened in a shia neighborhood. they are targetings had hezbollah. they are helping forces and a lot of folks do not like that. hezbollah now in a situation there where they are being attacked in lebanon. jon: and tensions rising again in ukraine as protests there turn violent. burned vehicles and other debris lining the streets with riot police out in full force in a standoff with anti-government protestors. the demonstrations have largely been peaceful for two months but the unrest began over the weekend after ukraine's president enforced a strict anti-protest law. jenna: let's turn to what's happening a little closer to home. there's governor chris christie giving his inaugural address, his second inauguration as governor in new jersey. this comes at a time where it's best to describe his second term starting with a little bit of controversy. questions about whether or not he's using political retribution or in a more pedestrian te

india, russia, even from pakistan itself in several central asian governments, the assessments art dyer if there's an american withdrawal from afghanistan. that view is shared by all of afghanistan's neighbors and i think the kinds of discussions we've had about a lighter footprint dreaming are exactly what we're talking about and exactly what we need. i was dead have been somewhat impressed by some of the afghan security services ability to keep key provinces like kandahar to the center of gravity for the taliban. that's largely in the control, at least much of it i afghan and allied forces. there has been some positive development. i think as congresswoman said, this is an afghan government responsibility, but we cannot leave. we did that once. we left the region after the soviet withdrawal in paid a major price. >> thank you, dr. jones. let me end by saying i do think we need a counterterrorism footprint they are after we withdraw in 2014. perhaps you're correct when we need to wait until the next election to achieve that. i believe as you mentioned, this is a bipartisan -- i think most people on both sides of the aisle agree with the assessment on this issue in the administration is wor