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. >> nic robertson is our international correspondent.ants vowed to kill him and he faces a possibility of arrest. why, what is he accused of? >> reporter: well, it is quite a long list of. in 2011 he was charged with being responsible in part for the death of the country's first prime minister, killed in an assassination. gun and bomb attack in 2007. but as well as accused of -- covering up the killing of an for tribal leader in the country. of detaining political opponents, torture, of opponents, and -- as well as trying to sort of -- railroad the judiciary in the country out of office as well. essentially putting under house detenti detention. quite a list of crimes. that his party -- his party's leaders here have sort of headed off some of those charges at the moment. at least getting a delay on his bail appearances. >> now that he's back, what is the feeling among civilian popflation pakistan, nic? >> reporter: you know, i think that was -- that story was really told today when he got off the plane at the airport. he said he was comi

our nic payton walsh following the story for us from beirut. nic, just in the last little while we've heard the green berets were perhaps involved in the attack. tell us about that. >> reporter: we are getting more details around this attack. green berets involved, not clear if they are amongst the dead or injured. this is at a joint base which they were using along it seems with other u.s. type of troop and afghan soldiers and perhaps police as well. we understand from afghan officials that this one shooter, not clear if he actually was afghan security forces or not, he left on the back on the back of a truck and used a heavy machine gun to make this particular attack as you say left ten americans injured and two dead. this at a joint patrol base in the area known as wardak which is sort of southwest of the capital kabul, a vital area. most important of the timing here. this is on a day in which president karzai asked to be removed after a militia loyal to them was involved in a murder of a young man there. vital time. >> nick, i want to ask y

de chÁvez, madre del presidente inconsolable, su hija, el vice presidente aniquilaciÓn maduniknickni nica evo morales dijo presente tambiÉn. caracas parece estar en paz, con policÍas y ejÉrcito sumados al dolor en las calles. >>> a toda la gente fascista que han buscado des estabilizar el paÍs, hay un pueblo y una fuerza armada que estÁ unida, no lo vamos a permitir. >>> no olvidando la Última peticiÓn de su lÍder. >>> nos dejÓ la mision de apoyar al camarada nicolÁs maduro. >>> para los que no quisieron participar en la despedida. >>> espero que vengan tiempos mejores por el bien de todos. >>> muchos comercios amanecieron cerrados por el temor a los saqueos, las clases canceladass y quedan seis dÍas de duelo nacional. venezuela comenzÓ a cerrar un capÍtulo en su historia, este serÁ un proceso lento y para muchos doloroso. >>> asÍ es, los restos del presidente chÁvez seran velados los prÓximos tres dÍas, calma ml paÍs, tambiÉn mucha incertidumbre ya que no hay un consenso sobre quien debe d dirigir el paÍs en estos momentos y una fecha de elecciÓn. >>> ¿quÉ rumbo va a tomar venezuela?. a

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>> all right, nic, thank you. >>> our fifth story out front. i'm sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but it may be time to tax your e-mail. like i said, i am only the messenger. your inbox may be grateful. don't you feel like you get hundreds of embarrass a day? i would love this they were taxed so people would stop sending them. california floated the idea of taxing e-mails to fund your local post office. don't roll your eyes. this may not be far fetched. the law prohibiting such a tax expires next year. so for those of you in congress looking for a new way to raise revenue, i'm giving you an idea. and a lot of people will hate me for it. "outfront" tonight, stephanie miller, and editor in chief of lines magazinement if you're e-mailing with your company and co-workers that, is free. it's personal e-mails where you sign up at home and have to pay and get a cell phone. a certain number of e-mails free and then you start paying. what do you think? >> listen, i'm with you. i think it won't affect most of us. it's going to affect spam. can i take

. >> and also, nic, we should mention. thank you so much nic ragone for joining us from d.c.he woods see the flag at the smithsonian museum in washington. go do it. hopefully that's open is that open with the sequester? >> tucker: no. >> clayton: smithsonian is privately funded. >> tucker: why cut the mow hair when you can close america's museums. >> alisyn: don't you mean the robotic squirrel? >> tucker: i shouldn't laugh. we are beating the on the seals. they join us next with that story. do we have a mower? no. a trimmer? no. we got nothing. we just got our first house, we're on a budget. we're not ready for spring. well let's get you ready. ry nice. you see these various colors. we got workshops every turday. maybe a little bit over here. this spring, take on more lawn for less. not bad for our first spring. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. get ready for spring with this ryobi 18-volt trimmer, just ninety-nine bucks. i honestly loved smoking, and i honestly didn't think i would ever quit. [ male announcer ] along with support, chantix (varenicl

you can look online, you can google it, it's called the next generation incident command system or nics. it's a command and control web-based tool that we're looking with mit lincoln labs and dss and i would foresee when we stand up our wing operation center at miramar that the marine corps liaison and the navy liaison and if need be the guard liaison would have access to that tool. the next generation command system is a fantastic web-based command and control technology that we expect to use in the future. with that, thank you. >> thanks. colonel yeager. >> i just want to say you can't underestimate the risk presented by these environments we fly in and really the relationships that we build with cal fire and the training prepares us to mitigate that risk. as rear admiral riveras said, bad things tend it happen at night. they also happen on the weekend and i think we have a 3-day week jepld here but i assure you we are ready to respond. >> from personal experience in 2007, i started training for fire fighting in 2006 but in 2007 was my first actual experience fighting fires and as i w

between the tigris and euphrates rivers is considered a cradle of civilization has been home to many ask nic and religious groups living in peace and harmony for ages people here believe this diversity is serious strong point but some warn it could also be used against the country and that's something to destroy. and the regime slogans in syria have been repeated the longest of all the arab spring countries but assad didn't step down within weeks like the leaders of to measure and egypt nor did his regime fall within months like colonel gadhafi is in libya opposing sides have gone beyond demonstrations and clashes killings have become an everyday reality those wanting to go both at home and abroad have decided to target with hurt the most serious diversity pitting people against each other after every massacre and every killing rivers of blood have been joined by streams of mutual accusations and hatred. the first blow was dealt to relations between the country's sunni majority and the ruling she had minority some more ignorant position and sometimes. it was never to make a city and it's not

it's just the america nic many here seemed a little bit off to me but i want to thank the members of the community that came and spoke with me last week and for taking the time to do so. * it meant a lot to hear from you how this board was structured, how much it meant i think to the merchants but also to the community members and the board members and how it really facilitated i think what i said almost in essence a better japantown and a more thriving community. so, for that reason i will be supporting this legislation today, but i want to note why i had some objections earlier on. but really want to thank the members of the haunted that came out to speak with me. >> supervisor mar. >> thank you, president chiu. i also wanted to echo some of supervisor farrell's points. i think the japan sebastianver stir showed that they had tremendous support and they gave us a sense of history of the neighborhood from the geary boulevard that cuts the fillmore district off of japantown historically and how community-based nonprofits running some garages, whether it's [speaker not understood] squ

of hugo chavez was taken three the streets today and was finally taken to the military academy where nic turney thousands of people have gathered outside the military. which seems to know no end of people who are waiting to be able to see the body of hugo chavez and pay their final respects the people are still very much in a state of shock obviously hugo chavez has been battling with cancer for a very long time at the moment there's a lot of confusion about what kind of coming days and weeks have to bring all of the. projects that were taken over the last fourteen years that he was in power benefited the most marginal marginalized sections of venezuelan society of course before hugo chavez came into power in one thousand nine hundred nine venezuela was one of the most unequal societies are not and that gap has been reduced because of a number of social programs that were bought ten by hugo chavez thanks to be immense boil well that this country has and. chavez came to power in one thousand nine hundred nine much of that oil wealth was obviously going into the pockets of a very small eli

graphics religious at all nic just just like syria syria that make it difficult probably be asking the well absolutely yeah exactly like syria well you should probably be asking the people in you should be asking the people in mali if actually iraq is the most recent or best example for change what we did in libya certainly spilled over into mali and the french are trying to be french and other african and african forces are trying to do what it's not as if you know the. iraq was the last time the u.s. intervene militarily in libya libya libya is a good example flint go ahead jump in you know i don't need forcible regime change works and it doesn't matter whether it's done by massive and direct western military intervention invasion and occupation as in the case of iraq or if it's done you know somewhat more standoffish fully or indirectly by relying on local proxies and providing air support like we did in libya or if we are providing support for local proxies as we are in in syria it doesn't work it produces massive political carnage it does not create stable political outcomes and i

all right to state my deputy if you just love it nic on off i thank you very much indeed for coming on r.t. today a pleasure to have your time. well coming away after a short break here and i certainly hope you can stay with us on this sunday. they've been living this way since the seventeenth century. strict. their communities on the silicon. the clearly distinguish between their home and the alien. and guard their family and things in the treasure. i mean so she can only use city in europe the hosts of the twenty fourteen winter the pick a. c. . such. a. dog days and. days it. makes common. sense it's so true. a pleasure to have you with us here on r t to diane reul re sushi in moscow the hunger strike at guantanamo bay has now crossed forty seven days that's the critical point when serious health repercussions could occur and the president's lawyers are sounding the alarm at a struggling to draw attention to a protest they describe as unprecedented in scope and duration and determination officials and sisters to how to full of detainees are involved and as artie's guy nature can exp

nics helps local law enforcement perform there work more safely because it enables every officer on patrolto have at his or her fingertips to a database with over 11 million records that can be tapped into 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. in addition, the president has taken action to end what had essentially been a freeze on a rigorous nonpartisan research and to gun violence, and effective strategies for prevention by the centers for disease control. he has instructed relevant agencies to issue guidance making it clear that under current law doctors are not prohibited from reporting successful -- such violence to law-enforcement to be directed agencies to finalize regulations that will be increasing access to mental health services for all who need them. and he has asked the administration leaders at every level to work alongside school districts and community officials to develop plans to make schools, institutions of higher learning, and houses of worship safer. contrary to what if you have said, all of these actions are consistent with the historical use of executive power. not one wi

this very contentious whose side football massacre verdict were being moved from one prison to on the nic an indication for the families of the defendants in this trial were very angry and that's how these clashes began speaking to protesters this evening they tell me the push i need is being used as a scapegoat in this particular trial they believe the protesters in cairo a not said treated in the same way and that people him being ignored so forgotten by the government on targeted by the police the president for his part president mohamed morsi has torn to the idea of the withdrawing the police from the city and possibly putting the ministry in power they have of course a change the head of security here as well in advance to quell this sense although we expect the clashes in the run up to this very contentious verdict. belcher's us sharing with you what she's witnessing at the scene and sometimes it puts at risk you can see some protest as well and truly happy with a close up of reporting for the trees for the nato from the heart of the action and it makes little difference what verdic