only nicolas felix, my client, incredibly, faces the death penalty.olas should not be death eligible primarily because it is absolutely disproportionate to the sanctions as co-defendants have received. >> our job's not done. we're going to keep working until we get the other two guys. the names of the guys that are still outstanding is jimi pena and alfredo pena. murder cases are never closed. we'll continue to work this case as long as i'm a detective up here in homicide. i mean, these guys can run. they can hide. we're going to keep on tracking them. we'll keep looking for them. we'll keep gathering information. ultimately we are going to catch them. >> when i think about what it must have been like for these two victims in the trunk of that car, i don't need any other proof to know how vicious, cold and evil these people are. >> the reality of a homicide investigation are, not two-dimensional. it's very three-dimensional. the sights, the sounds, the smells, the feel. everything about it is extremely real. and usually very graphic. that is burned in

will nicolas sarkozy remain in office? >> welcome back. the french presidential election campaign is heating up. the main opposition candidates has held his first rally, balance to unseat nicolas sarkozy, election day may 6. the lawmaker and socialist enjoys a substantial lead. but nicolas sarkozy is determined to stay in office and is prepared for a tough fight. each candidate claims to have the better plan, making sure jobs and exports continue to grow. the incumbent is defending his policy of fiscal conservatism with a no-nonsense approach to crime. his challenger once more spending programs, especially for the unemployed. who is the right man for today's france? >> nicolas sarkozy signing autographs in northern france on the sidelines of his new year's address. sarkozy is defending the cuts he has made during his time in office. >> and in view of the last three years, everyone recognizes the cuts were unavoidable. the goal is always the same. fewer positions with more efficiency. >> his socialist party challenger has seized upon tradit

. >> angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy get together to discuss the year a debt crisis so regularly thathey have become experts at demonstrating confidence and unity. in berlin on monday, the french leader even agreed with the german hosts in her own tongue. one thing they really do agree on is the need for a transaction tax on stocks and currency dealing in the european union. sarkozy even suggested the possibility of prince going -- of france going it alone. he called the tax a timely and necessary solution and said it should be introduced soon. if the eurozone does not move fast enough, france wouldld go ahead and set an example angela merkel andnd sarkozy were in agagreemt the private sector bond holders must s sharen reducing gris''s debt burden and urged athens to do more. >> in our opion, the second greek rescue package, including the restructuring, must be implemented quickly. otherwise, it will not be possible to pay out the next charge to greece. >> the nt eu summit is scheduled for the end of january. once again, germany and france will be going into the talks united on key is

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how big a move is this for nicolas sarkozy? >> there will be concern because this is the second time it has happened in this many months. it's not the first time we presume taliban fighters infiltrating the afghan army and are willing afghan uniforms. i know today there is a review of security. french soldiers have secured their own base in the province in northeastern afghanistan until they have this review of security. yet they will be concerned. four dead and 16 injured. it is not in a particularly good year for the french forces in afghanistan. they have 3600 troops there. if 26 have been killed this year. that is the bloodiest year for them since they arrived in 2001. >> seems like quite a dramatic move by the french president. >> you must remember if we are less than 100 days until an election. everything like this that happens in that context will be analyzed. i presume the president is taking the view that until they know the situation on the ground, it is probably best to secure the base for security. his main opponent

in their positions on ethics and society the best example is right now we have francois hollande a nicolas sarkozy and there's no real opposition between left and right it doesn't exist they're all roughly economic liberals libertarians for fronts the first step of visible liberalism is the european union there are those who submitted to the

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insurer the very survival of the region's single currency at a meeting in berlin angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy said it was just as urgent to reach a fast agreement with greece's private creditors before more bailout money can be handed over athens has an assisted of faces the fall and could have to abandon the euro if it doesn't get more cash by spring that now needs to iron out a so-called fiscal compact treaty which includes the threat of sanctions was agreed by most states last month the u.k. being the only one to opt out and could be signed by march but many euro skeptics say putting more trust in brussels will be an error as artie's tests are still in our reports. when times are this hard every cent counts for the seventieth year in a row the european court of auditors refused to give the e.u. accounting books a clean bill of health the court found that in two thousand and ten three point seven percent of the e.u.'s budget was spent in error that's four point five billion euros essentially wasted juta mistakes like ineligible or incorrect calculation of costs claim to e.u. co fina

that has annoyed angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy. they want to establish and new eu treaty. -- they want to establish a new eu treaty. >> we have to produce a debt ceiling in their national constitutions. >> meaning an end to reckless spending, and how exactly? no one knows. things could get unpleasant for countries with excess debt. >> debts procedures against countries could be launched more easily, almost automatically. >> but who would take support? that is a sore point. some countries including germany wants the eu commission to have more power so it can act independently. the draft treaty says in the country can take another 2 court. >> that does not work. it has never been used in 60 years. so, it is already a firm indication it does not work. >> with the treaty help? >> the most important weakness of the national agreement is there is no solidarity. >> with each country fighting for its interests, there is no happy ending in site. >> well, there is some good news. italy and spain or appear to be emergency cases, but the great

it is clear which side nicolas sarkozy was coming down on.for growth and competitiveness was more important than reducing the debts -- reducing deficits. if you cross the line to germany, you might get a different opinion. the push for austerity has been german-led. germany has been reluctant to give much more money to other countries in the eurozone without cast-our air and assurances -- cast-iron assurances that those countries would follow germanic-style rules. it appears that 25 of 27 countries will sign. back in december, only britain looked to be standing aside. they have now been joined by the czech republic, which has a strong streak of euro skepticism. if you take a step back from that of germany has achieved what it set out to. most all countries in the eurozone and most countries in the european union will now be signing up to this compact, which sets strict rules on the way you manage your budget. >> briefly, in terms of the long-term health of the eurozone, how critical will this summit be -- and the signing of this treaty be? >>

nicola calipari a top executive of the italian army secret service takes over the mission. merely called doing i remember he was a regular nice man doesn't look like rambo or some movie character. because it requires a man who knew his job and he was good at it before tell her a good things about him when he took over our case. but he kept telling me look i can't guarantee anything. and i'm convinced that all three hearts we're following is the right one. partially i mean they're going to get it all over. the first time . buddy was in my kidnappers left me and. they came to pick me up and first of all i heard the voice of the body and they told me i have nicola calipari i am friend of. don't be wardley now it's all finished he brought me to another car and he was sitting it was sitting beside me because you thought they were to be close to you also did you feel you will feel secure you would feel the way. the car of the italian secret service driven by on the day i got a bunny with good manners passengers in the back seat heads for the airport meanwhile in rome ben was gone

. >> good eye there, nicolas. >> see what happens when a great white surprise surfaces. >> race officials said he couldn't compete, but this driver blew them off. the story behind the freak out at the burnout competition. and the unusual rescue of an owl wrapped in barbed wire. >> that i've never seen. >> hear one woman's heroics to save a bird. >> it's amazing that he even survived the night. >>> it's time to get this all new edition of "right this minute" started. steven has our first story for us. >> it was always fun to pretend to be a spy when we were kids. i did it. i'm sure you did it. so did 12-year-old hallie pritchard. hallie had her laptop hidden in her room in san francisco. she was trying to catch her sisters going through her stuff. but she caught someone else. pretty sure that's a grown plan, right? hallie didn't realize that her parents set up a sort of impromptu open house. this guy was at the open house went into hallie's room and started riffling through her stuff, stealing stuff. this man has been identified as doug john calldrela. he's a former real estate agent himse

with tensions in the eurozone not easing, angela merkel and nicolas sarkozy had their first meeting of the new year in berlin. >> the situation in the eurozone is complicated. it is tense. extremely tense, like never before in the euro zone. >> once again, greece is causing acute concern. a key element in the second rescue package was that private investors would agree to take losses. but there has been no deal, and the german chancellor warned greece today that there would be no further aid without more progress. >> the second greek rescue package must be quickly agreed. otherwise, it will not be possible to pay out further funds to greece, which we want to be able to do. we want greece to stay in the eurozone. >> the two leaders did agree today to speed up the implementation of a new pact to enforce greater budgetary discipline within the eurozone. but there were reminders too that the debt problems of countries like greece, italy and spain have not gone away. >> in other news from of around the world, the head of the swiss national bank has resigned. he has been accused of benefitin

this is nicolas sarkozy saying he wants france to set an example. he went on to say there's no reason why those who played a part in bringing about the financial crisis shouldn't be responsible for restoring the finances. so, he's announced this plan for a new tax on financial share trading very similar to what we have here in the uk. we've had it for sometime. it would be the tax on the trading of financial share, not bonds. not the full-scale tax that causes a lot of controversy like the turban tax. france would be a levy of 0.1%. it would raise $1.3 billion. they're going to increase sales tax, free up the labor market in an attempt to end the controversial 35-hour working week. listen to what the president had to say. >> we hope it will raise $1 billion a year for the government budget and help to reduce the deficit. as soon as europe adopts such a tax, we will join that group. what we want is to provoke a shock and set an example. >> a shock. >> a shock. >> shock and awe. >> that's the line i've been using. that's what he wants. he has to get i

in their positions on ethics and society the best example is right now we have francois hollande a nicolas sarkozy there's no real opposition between left and right it doesn't exist they're all roughly economic liberals libertarians for france the first step of visible liberalism is the european union there are those who submitted to the e.u. which means the end of borders free movement of goods and capital ideology of right and left the ideology of miseducation this is the dominant ideology in france shared by left and right the difference is only a static and then there are those who oppose this dominant ideology who fight for the restoration of borders the restoration of the nation those who criticize the ideology of message a nation meaning to defend cultural identities and so on the battle today is to resist globalism on economic and cultural france etc we have to show that the fight between left and right no longer exists today the two battling sides are the globalists and those resisting globalism will be honest. with the audience so what exactly is your motivation for being an oppo

elsewhere former chelsea star nicolas anelka has begun life with his new star china's shanghai show and how they're currently on a three week training camp near valencia the frenchman will be the most high profile overseas player in the chinese league while formally on monaco and full time coach sean to garner has taken over a shanghai's manager. and shaq didn't ask will appeal against a two year ban handed today goalkeeper for failing a drugs test twenty four year old alexander tested positive for a pretty direct hit last year following a league match the training has been in contention to play for his country at the european championships and jean his club described the punishment as extremely harsh and claimed he'd taken the directive to lose weight that had not told the club's doctor. other than the new york giants a new england patriots have arrived in indianapolis ahead of next weekend's super bowl the giants got there on monday quarterback eli manning among the first to get off the plane the game will be a repeat of the two thousand and eight final which saw the giants defeat the

nicolas sarkozy and angela merkel meet to discuss efforts to kick start the eurozone rescue plan. welcome to "bbc world news." i'm geeta guru-murthy. also in this program -- sentenced to death by iran for spying. the u.s. resident is found guilty of being a c.i.a. operative. months after the fall of gaddafi, a report of african migrants languishing in jail after being caught up in the civil war. >> ma labor's opposition leader, anwar ibrahim, has been acquitted of a charge of sod after a court ruled the d.n.a. evidence in the case is unreliable. he's been accused of having sex with a former male aide, but he always said the charge was politically motivated. the verdict was cheered by thousands of his supporters outside the court in kuala lumpur. he said justice has prevailed, and he's vowed to topple the prime minister in elections in march. >> it's been an emotional journey for this opposition leader. this is the second time he is facing a sodomy charge. although it is still seen as a sex crime in this country, very few are ever prosecuted. mr. anwar insists he is the victim of a

so you have the incumbent nicolas sarkozy on the right. and then you have the primary election and the left wing political parties it's like the republicans and democrats in the us there is actually no difference between the two sides left and right are both liberals economically speaking maybe one wants to legalize weapons and the other doesn't but the reality is there is no alternative management we arrive at the same thing. in france today there's sarkozy and after the primary election of the socialist party which was a circus the winner was francois hollande now the media then reduces the sarkozy hold on political debate into a war of catchphrases for example with all and calling sarkozy the bad guy is pure theater but there is no political content because in reality they are both fans of the european union and they cannot do what they pretend to want to do like green just realisation saving companies you know what they're proposing are against e.u. laws of the socialist party of the ruling union. for a popular movement ratified ninety

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chance to see nicolas sarkozy talking about economic conditions in france. >> mr.e united states. >> tuesday night president obama delivered his state of the union address. live coverage begins 8:00 p.m. eastern. live on c-span and c-span brady of. on c-span 2, what's the president's speech -- watch the president's speech. throughout the night, go online for live at video and to add your comments. all at c-span.org. >> this

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coming up, france's president nicolas sarkozy is facing a tough re-election campaign this year but can he count on help from an unexpected quarter? find out who will hit the trail with him after the break. ♪ ( whirring and crackling sounds ) man: assembly lines that fix themselves. the most innovative companies are doing things they never could before, by building on the cisco intelligent network. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm karen tso europe and christine tan. nicolas sarkozy has used an int interview to detail new measures to boost the country's economy and create jobs. let's get to paris with stephane ped pedr pedrozzi stands by. we hear angela merkel might be hitting the campaign trail with nicolas sarkozy. >> reporter: that would be a way to help nicholas sar koolas sar could cruiserweight a weird situation in case he would not be re-elected. that's an option. he is not leading the race and refuses to confirm yesterday that he would stand for re-election although the comments and the proposal last night were clearly a step in that direction. sarkozy has announced

we've seen quite a bit over the last few months german chancellor angela merkel french president nicolas sarkozy working together what about this notion that this is all about sort of a power grab well i think it is a power grab in the sense that they are strained going the economies of southern europe the profile economies spain italy greece and they're demanding horrible austerity and the policies they're pursuing is just making the recession worse so they're doing two things on the one hand when you cut government budget deficits when you're already in a severe downturn that just is going to raise the unemployment rate but the second thing that they're doing is because the european central bank's not acting as a lender of last resort like say the federal reserve board does it's leading to higher interest rates in those countries which is creates a downward spiral so in the case of a country like italy because they have seven percent interest rates have a bad budget problem if they paid the same interest rate as say germany they won't have a deficit problem so this is really being indu

nicolás maduro hizo fuertes declaraciones sobre la medida de estados unidos de expulsar a la consul venezolanaicó el documental de univirs transmitida el mes pasado. >> esta agresión del gobierno de los estados unidos no tiene explicación. de desproporcionada. absolutamente desproporcionada. y se basó en un documental basura hecho por la cadena univision, o pasada por la cadena univision en diciembre. >> mientras, maduro aseguró que funcionarios en miami recibieron amenazas por parte de grupos de prófugos de la justicia de su país. fuentes de la policía de la ciudad de méxico dicen que el índice de delitos siguen bajando. agregan que la mala imagen entre la población es sólo una percepción y no toda la realidad. tenemos imágenes. tratan de incrementar la confianza en la policía. >> así con este desfile, la policía pretende ganarse la confianza de la ciudad. ya que es la ciudad más segura del país, según los datos. >> para lograr la eficiencia, disciplina. para lograr la actitud y valor para mejorar el servicio. objetivo. la confianza de la sociedad en su policía. >> al ritmo de la música parti

. >>> muchas gracias, el canciller nicolás maduro, reaccionó a la expulsión de la cónsul en miami y responsabilizó cómo el cierre perjudica a los ciudadanos de venezuela en la florida. >>> la expulsión de livia acosta continúa generando polémica. >>> el cancíller de venezuela culpó a univisión, después de su reportaje la amenaza iraní. >>> después de la transmisión del documental, livia acosta fue declarada persona non grata. >>> se basó en un documental basura, donde juntan basura. >>> el presidente de venezuela, hugo chávez, ordeno el cierre del consulado en miami. >>> un gobierno débil como el gobierno de los estados unidos se dejó someter a la presión de la derecha de estados unidos, y también de un canal de televisión . >>> el cierre del consulado tiene impacto en los 200 mil venezolanos que nopodrán ni siquiera solicitar pasaporte. >>> todos los procedimientos que son necesarios para un consulado, afecta a los venezolanos. >>> además, se encarecerán los costos para la importación de productos de estados unidos. >>> será más costoso, ese costo alguien lo va a pagar. >>> además, los electores