while the norm binding decision was praised by the u.s. and some european countries because it sets a dangerous precedent for separatist movements around the world. and the rich nations are being urged to provide more funding to comeback aids is an international conference in which is that he starts to wrap up in vienna. rather than the city using the u.s. over the long good pharmaceutical companies to push up prices for aids medicine. sports news now with union. good to have your company this is sports today i mean these are some of the stories we're covering this hour. around the issue. becomes employed in a historical contract dispute in the n.h.l. . consolation alexander perfect dream heavyweight boxing by twitter. is called off after the russian allegedly feels to return a signed contract in tommy. tentacles poll the most famous octopus in the world boxing his retirement after being made an honorary friend of the spanish time. it could have ramifications for years. is stuck right in the middle of it the russian ice hockey star soft an

norm, are you all right? if i can't tell he is breathing and i get closer and norm, are you all right? give him a shake. are you okay? if there is no response then yo have to look, wait a minute is he breathing? if he has a filing cabinet on top of him or covered with debris and maybe you can pull some of it away and evaluate hi breathing and put him in a tru traneutral position and neck injuries are rare and they are very dangerous but very rare an besides if you're not breathing what are you? >> (inaudible). >> so what you do is move them gently, and we're not trained and what you do is move them gently and using common sense a individual and role on back and look, listen and feel and not breathing and i better open his air way and push down on the forehead and notch under here and you lift up and this will open the air way. now, this position and especially on a flat surface is a little uncomfortable and he's not going to stay in this position, so since you're nert people and you always work in teams and y

norm, i'll start with you. you start with the democrats.they are saying this is a moral argument but it also, by the way, there an economic argument. >> there is, and it is in part that we have never before in extended unemployment benefits paid for them. because they almost always happen at times of difficult economies and a need to spur the economy. and that unemployment benefits are one of the best ways to provide stimulus in the economy, that about a 1.60 in benefits to the economy accrue for every $1 in unemployment benefits. the net cost to the federal government is about 60 cents on the dollar. so they say this is a good and nis investment at a time of a sagging economy. >> brown: and at the same time we see the president with americans standing next to him saying we got to do something for these people. >> and for people with an unemployment rate that has remained stubbornly near 10%, and the people that the president pointed to today are not those who have taken the benefits and sat back and enjoyed them. they are all actively seek

says the new law would bring the country a step closer to international norms and will in hans's reputation as a place to do business just another sign off the contrary. to be a little more civilized than previously the government's ambition to turn moscow into an international financial center has become something of a mantra much of the infrastructure isn't. new business district in scrapes to school i just assume poor thing though for investors is the theory money is as safe as the next person's and that's the need to protection of the law i do question moscow better than expected financial results from american companies provided much of the driving force for the markets this week hundreds of indian head of research of forbes club explains the impact they had all russian share prices these news determine to main trends or the wall markets and most of the rica markets today we saw a sort of short correction and we hope that these positive trend will be continuing during the next three and the season of corporate finance results is going to be that the results of the second quarter of the

today's blistering temperatures might become the norm we knew a few years time if some climate change scientists to are to be believed new weather conditions will in evitable force change in agriculture with some crops becoming non-viable in the previously for areas with its vast plains the solace of the country may no longer be the breadbasket of russia instead it might become the heel of beans or even worse the does. zenaida medieval business. and that's all we have for you in this edition of business r.t. but you can always find most stories on our website r.t. dot com slash mr. see. how my mom or your feet.

of the crisis last summer we had rains this year no one was ready for the heat in a situation where norm out of money can buy you a global fresh air emergency centers are receiving thousands of calls from people suffering from heat stroke and sunburn. people with lung diseases will find it hard of course it'd be better to take them somewhere where there's no smoke another option would be to buy them respect to treatment ask they sell them in pharmacies it's far from a dog's life or a furry friend either this canine takes several showers a day to keep cool its own or if you do you feel for his bet that it's fact with his goat all year round. here's a look at the poor dog is suffering so much it always comes to see. do is pull cold water on it you would not only choose not making people suffer enough she's quite prepared to proof you under fire literally with a tinder dry conditions leading to food fires some of which have been burning for weeks. the temperatures are going to be up every day it's very tough. recently i heard a story about someone frying eggs on the pavement. now that sound

a number of soldiers who were involved in those killings now speak out and say this shouldn't be a norm of warfare you can see in even mcu or a soldier with the unit that's shown in the video said it hadn't been a one time experience who went as far as to say shooters in his unit were ordered to kill civilians in certain circumstances mccord said the message they got from their commander was if someone in your line gets hit with an improvised explosive device three sixty rotational fire you kill everyone on the street. just the burgers served in the same unit as ethan mccord he refused to talk about the order because as he said this rights and warnings that he'd received from his former army fellows with the secret video of how they come to killings seemed nothing unusual to him from our experiences what was shown in that video was no uncommon and happened on a fairly regular basis just as the training they'd gone through did not angry much sensitivity either he remembers one of the sons soldiers were made to sing more than ten songs going as far as i went down to the market where all t

justice ruled that kosovo's declaration of independence was legal now while the court's decision is norm binding it has sparked international controversy in the u.s. and many european countries praised the move for moscow want to set a dangerous precedent and still wants dialogue between serbia and kosovo belgrade argues the court only focused on the declaration and said nothing about the legality of kosovo as an independent state serbia claimed possible succession in february two thousand and eight violated its territorial integrity and has pledged to step up its diplomatic efforts to stop more countries recognizing it journalists in a story in a voice says there are several reasons why they can't be called an independent state. it's pretty much a death sentence for international law this is a textbook case of. a clear violation of both the un resolution twelve forty four and all the accepted norms of international law. honestly was expecting a more nuanced decision along the lines of it was illegal but it doesn't matter i quite honestly didn't expect the world court to take such a dire

of the crisis last summer we had rains this year no one was ready for the heat in a situation where norm ounce of money can buy. a global fresh air emergency centers are receiving thousands of calls from people suffering from heat stroke and sound and. people with lung diseases will find it hard of course it'd be better to take them somewhere where there's no smoke another option would be to buy them respect to treat mosque they sell them in pharmacies it's far from a dog's life or a furry friends either this canine takes several showers a day to keep cool its owner kitty you few theories that that effect with his goat all year round. is a look at the poor dog is suffering so much it always comes to sit on my lap with set eyes hoping i can somehow ease the hit all i can do is poor cold water on it if mother nature is not meeting people suffer enough she's quite prepared to pharaoh feel under fire literally with a tinder dry conditions leading to forest fires some of which have been burning for weeks. the temperatures are going to be up every day it's very tough for us stuff recently i he

or south america and so on so it doesn't fit in the norm of virus. because viruses only you can make very few things over the twenty five thousand people attending the official conference these have been met with. and question as we seen in the contradict it has never been isolated well that's simply not true. it's been more clear we cloned using d.n.a. cloning technologies it's been sequenced literally thousands of times from different individuals infected with the virus. simply isn't true it's never been isolated certainly. nor knows the virus causes of you know deficiency it's also not true we know very well how each of you works. yesterday was very much focused on the team at this year's conference which is right here right now so we had them. underlining the importance of success response to hiv will be resting on a successful response on an individual level so you heard lots about the needs to address and marginalization stigmatize ation especially among high risk groups and the russia in particular was mentioned here through valence of hiv inj

so it is it doesn't fit in the norm of virus disease because viruses. can make very few things they are not so intelligent to do so many things it doesn't fit in a viral cause ok let's thompson is the best what's your reaction to that yeah. well a couple of points the first one to raise the bar has never been isolated well that's simply not true. it's been molecularly cloned using d.n.a. cloning technologies it's been sequenced literally thousands of times from different individuals infected with the virus. simply isn't true to say it's never been isolated secondly. nor knows how the virus causes of you know deficiency is also not true we know very well how it works now let's just hear from dr stock everything we can i would say that is true that he is cloned thousands of times but cloning means to take something from a clone if it is a clone you have to have the original and original is never never shown in any paper. you're washing r.c. asacol in the program the indian government apologizes for the deadly gas leak while accidents demand the glass foun

it was the one strike and you are out policy is the heart of the new norms.here is a great irony of which is when this happened back in 2002, there was enormous ambivalence about these norms in from. many officials saw them as a kind of travesty in terms of the canonical tradition. logic was on their side, or at least history was, but it is true because can log has traditionally given the judge -- canon law has traditionally given the judge tremendous discretion to make the punishment fit the crimes. some of the opposition was not the fine points of canonical syria but it was a sense among those in the vatican that this was an overheated reaction. the loan friend they had was cardinal of ratzer, now benedict xvi. the reason the vatican sign-on was because of the cardinal. that is a fact. the great irony was that while eight years ago wrong looked at this as a kind of passing american overreaction, today the american bishops are looked upon as the great heroes and pioneers. they are the trailblazers setting out the kind of pass that the church needs to walk. i

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there is something going on way beyond the norm and i feel it is shaking america. it could be creating a desperation for god and great awakening have been desperately seeking all these years. >> several governors have asked people to pray. that is unprecedented with leaders of that caliber call on people to pray. that is a good thing. >> it is stunning 4 govern would call solemn assemblies this sounds like the america of our forefathers. this happens, when there ar judgments in the land wen begin to get righteousness. i think god is going to use this. >> how should we as believers be praising for the nation? >> we have to be believing for jesus. we have to be believing god for the promises of the awakening. those who have the authority in the high places set the agen to destrofamilies or raise up the families >> have known you for 10 years, from that very first call in d.c. what is going is the theme of this call in sacramento? >> we are calling the consecrated ones all across america, we are saying it is a national assembly. we need to cry out to god for our jesus

with a narrative that can anchor our future where these are not one-off projects and this becomes the norm. there is actually a story line in terms of how we approach our public realm. in the past none of that really existed. we had communities that said enough is enough, we need to focus on our streets and somebody with a louder voice camino to the supervisors a -- came to the supervisor or mayor and said focus on our streets. now we have a deliberative plan and we are codifying this vision. it started in 2005, but then it started to take shape formally in 2007 when we asked the m.t.a., d.p.w., department of health, department of environment, public utilities commission and other departments to come together in a way they never had and say what are you planning to do? what are you thinking of doing? what are you asking for in terms of federal and state appropriations? what are we looking for in terms of general fund support? and put it on paper and we said here is the priority, here is the cost, let's do big projects. not the just little projects no one ever notices and let's reimagine ou

you know these people didn't have any weapons we just shot at a bunch of the norm. protestors. and then a little voice and then your head goes off in the service well that's war. that's what happens in war. i just. chalked it up. i really did i chalked it up to you know. how did we know. so when after we arrived and. we didn't know that we had built a base scout a ball these complex of toggles or so would lose people almost daily by sniper fire or at times of mortar fire. are felt that we had everything go on against us where there was just the viet cong . creatures of nature itself the snakes. the spiders. i don't know the difference myself. it's basically you win battle i know i've heard many people say you can't smell blood but to me that's a lie. you can smell it i remember early on i think it was then april. sixth the sixth we were out in noble woods and. it was people in a rice feel that we didn't know what they were the ad on the bike pajamas and it saw at. and we had our end and that show up here at that we were there i did everything in black pajamas was the enemy so w

it was norm who stood up and major that remained in. and another group i would just like to make comment to adapt, who as a result of their commitment to the transportation issue at the time, there demonstrations across the country -- everyone remembers the scene of people climbing up the steps of the capital. there were not ready washington lobbyists in that because they would not get their pants dirty. but it was people from all over on the country from adapt who did that memorable scene. ray blank was absolutely wonderful leader who worked very closely with us, although they were not in washington. they were still aware of what was going on. and my thoughts regan -- mike sredin who was in charge of the council when sandy was involved. and arlene and maryland, to my colleagues dreaded because i was always out front because i had a pair of pearls and a necklace. but their work was invaluable to make me sound and act like i sure have. -- like i should have. >> [inaudible] [laughter] i was a little shocked when this panel was described a

they are saying it is the norm on the street. they're saying that the zoning administrator and all of the senior planners caved in to public opinion. that is the theory as to why there was to shift and change in the opinion about what constitutes the neighbor of this -- constitutes the best they bread. if they did, it would have been the first time. following the rules. they mentioned how they followed the rules. my presentation was about how the rules were ignored and that there was an end run around the process. the cap guidelines are not being followed. thank you. >> hello again. i just wanted to address about the height that she was talking about. there are five levels. he did not say to you that there will be rooftop features and a penthouse on top of that. nobody on our block house that. i really appreciate all of the people coming in and supporting this. how many of those people are from this neighborhood? i am speaking on behalf of 120 residents. they actually live there. they are actual residence. they are not people fro

norm five, regarding the leader. this project will promote literally into the loop and it is likely to increase the problem in the area and in addition to the buildings if the area. this is not conducive to improve the area. we have more people, more than 10 people come here to say something. so -- >> please stand up. >> they all -- they outsiders. because we -- i announce the names that can come 0 forward. >> i'm sorry, you give me the cards. >> charlie. >> no you give me the cards and i call them up. >> that's how it is. >> you allowed to call them. president olague. if she speaks for a gro >> she wasn't speaking for a group. she spoke for an individual. she has the cards. >> thank you for clarifying that. >> yeah. >> and i ask them dorks they have particular issue or they just say no. if they just say no. >> you have up to three minutes to speak. so you could choose to speak the entire three minutes or just choose not to. it is up to you. but you have up to three minutes. >> let me ask them -- >> okay. that's fine

norm miller has done a lot of work on this kind of behavior and he published a paper recently remarking about some of these same scenarios and ot days over this terrain but the message here is, the number of heatwaves gets greater. they begin earlier and last longer both in seasonal context and their synoptic event scale. that's a two day heatwave may all the sudden be a five day heatwave. of course you probably know, just human nature knows if we get more than two days of heatwave we'll run the air conditioner a bit longer and finally give in as far as requiring more cooling, so in california, of course, we have a summertime heat and electrical demand and you can expect that peak power load will creep up because of this. this has the enormous ecosystem implications for this environmental justice issue mentioned earlier, because a lot of people can't afford air-conditioning and ones that can, are going to suffer more or can't will suffer more. evidently there's a geographic issue here. people that can afford to live along the coastline are more insulated than the ones living in colorado