more than sixty years since the war crimes trials there is a battle of brands out of nuremberg courtinvolving one line popular with neo nazis . first though u.s. president barack obama is accused of continuing bush era torture policies and a new report by the american civil liberties union evaluates the white house's record in terms of transparency and accountability for at least the last eighteen months since obama took office michael macleod ball the counsel for the a.c.l.u. says the president has been inconsistent in delivering on his election campaign promises. president obama came into office with the promise of great hope and in fact in his early days he took some very important steps to try to turn back the tide of the aggregation of executive branch authority in the bush administration the executive order banning torture i think was was an important step in in the right direction but at the same time subsequently the administration took no steps to try to hold those in the bush administration accountable for the actions that that generated the torture in the first place and s

a german clothing label popular with neo nazis has lost a landmark case at a nuremberg court thorsteinn are accused the left wing political group of defamation after it created a rival satirical brand that line has been accused of damaging the thorsteinn a reputation by spoofing its designs but as i would never ports the trial isn't just about crimes of fashion and industrial dispute between two close manufacturers is an unlikely headline grappa but it's set up heated debate in germany. and it makes casual way inspired bundles of mythology closely linked with the ideology of the draw i found it just eight years ago it's slow and has already become very good for german in. but last year the youth wing of the left leaning social democratic party decided to strike out against nazi chic we wanted to do something about the sub. methods they used to attract the younger people with the with fashion with contemporary music outdoor activities because it's not like the old fashioned see everybody news with a new uniform and a baseball bat or the new label star climber an obvious spot on the origi

signatures on the night and fall degrees and could cross-examine to be part of the nuremberg legacy in running a court in sierra leone where of course we have to draw inferences from mass graves we have to use informers we don't have the wealth of evidence that was one of the reasons why nuremberg succeeded and one of the reasons why did bring on its legacy today is a lot more difficult than it was in that city of nine hundred forty six ok jeff in the studio with me here i mean what we just heard is the process the decision making. assess how do you try try these nazi war criminals and there's a lot of political expediency involved in there i mean is that part of the process as well i mean i agree it was justice was done what was done it was victor's justice it was a show it was a show it was a show trial and the process was it was deeply flawed i mean you know tentative to the nuremberg trial was extra did you judicial executions on program so in a sense nuremberg actually contained the punishment of nazi will or criminals control the i think brought a sense of closure to the second world war so i th

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under a new nazi case has been playing at nuremberg court but this time the dispute between two function labels a german a close a branch tribe suing a left wing which spoofed its designs in an attempt to expose the manufacturers as neo nazi it's. now several weeks of sweltering heat which of grit central russia has again stirred up the debate about global warming next we'll hear from a meteorologist who explains what's been behind the seasonal shift of predicts away this coming winter. russia's inflames is flooded heavy snow falls in south africa and south america today we'll talk about whether those weather abnormalities are linked and if they are any result of climate change for that i'm joined by an expert from an independent weather information service mr vidal. this is our to thank you very much for being here with us today now in your view are there was natural disasters around the world. of course but there are several factors there first of all of course it's downs in nature because also the human factor is people's influence on nature is really positive but there's also a more

and the battle over clothing popular with neo nazis is fought in the nuremberg court a controversial german fashion brand was defeated in its case against a left wing political group it accused of the faming defamation for lampooning it's designed. coming up next on our t.n. award willing one ward winning film about how landslides floods and blasting as a result of a mining project in the u.s. are driving families from their homes stay with us here on r.t. . legg lewis blayse says good. sled sled to start a leg of the leg. a. long. pole leg long lucky i am a leg length . most of the carbon that we mine from across the the earth is millions of years old coal particularly interesting because per unit of energy generated coal actually it may be the cheapest fuel but it also releases the most carbon to be with her as carbon dioxide beginning in earnest with the development of the steam engine in the late seventeen early eighteen hundreds he wins begin to. extract fossil carbon from the earth's crust coal oil natural gas even in the absence of humans over some time period it would be upli

and in nuremberg court decides in a case brought by a fashion house popular with neo nazis the controversial german brand was defeated by a left wing political group that it had accused of lampooning its designs the logo storage highmark features a story with a hitler like mustache. up next host max kaiser takes on financial fraudsters and looks at the link between ecology and economics kaiser report coming your way next here on r.t. . hi i'm max kaiser and this is the kaiser report you know the global problem with banks and finance and markets it's not just a short term phenomenon this problem goes back two hundred years or more because back in the old days of the enlightenment when adam smith was writing wealth of nations he failed to include the limitations of the ecology flash forward to today we've got some massive problems because nobody cost of the ecology along the way the ecology is costing itself for us let's get more states to herbert welcome back yes max and along this line of the deflationary collapse everybody is talking about tear one capital tear two capital to require its ca

and the nuremberg court rules in a case brought by a fashion house popular with neo nazis the controversial german brand was defeated by a left wing political group that it accused of putting its designs a logo of storage time are features a stork with a hitler like mustache. next darkeys interview show spotlight this time host al gore and of talks with the head of the international federation of journalists about freedom of the press and the dangers that reporters face stay with us here on r.t. . hello again a welcome to spotlight play into the show our tape. and today my guest in the studio is white twenty years ago the soviet parliament passed a law which prohibited any form of censorship and guaranteed freedom of press in russia but unfortunately no law can guarantee carefree existence to news than themselves the number of cases when journalists rights are violated isn't getting low around the world and this by no means is the reason for and now this here is probably the worst thing quality of world media to talk about these and other issues and threats that we are facing our guest toda

and in nuremberg court decides in a case brought by a fashion house popular with neo nazis the controversial german brand was defeated by a left wing political group accused of lead poisoning its designs the logo of storage features a store with a hitler like mustache now back to the alone a show in washington this time alone to find out why forty percent of americans according to one poll feel so strongly about immigration that they want to change the constitution coming your way next on r.t. . well it's time for tonight's to all time winner and it involves that grumpy old banner running for senate in arizona yes i'm talking about john the maverick mccain see since being solely rejected in his bid for the white house in two thousand and eight well mccain's acted like a spoiled brat he's flip flopped on several issues and has the nothing but be critical of obama even if it means like i said put flopping and being a hypocrite he's blame him for the immigration issues facing this country despite the fact that well just a few years ago he was all for immigration reform what a change john take a

and a nuremberg court rules on a case brought by a fashion house popular with neo nazis the controversial german brand was defeated by a left wing political group it accused of putting its designs the logo of storage highmark teachers a stork with a hitler like mustache. i'll be back with more headlines and a half an hour but first the alona show and this time we take a look at the claims that the u.s. may be headed towards banquet bankruptcy stay with us here on r.t. . welcome to the alone a show we'll get the real headlines in the end of the mersey we're going live to washington d.c. and today we ask the question is the government really bankrupt one boston university professor says if the i.m.f. numbers indicate that we are and we don't even know it all of this despite the fact that timothy geithner welcomed us to the recovery this week so is the government trying to keep the american people in the dark i'll speak to jager of the young turks about it and we've already introduced you to the ninety nine ers the people who have been unemployed for nearly two years but today they took to t

signatures on the margin degrees and could cross-examine him being part of the nuremberg legacy and running a court in sierra leone where of course we have to draw inferences for mass graves we have to use informers we don't have the wealth of evidence that was one of the reasons why nuremberg succeeded. and you can see crosstalk just how is time. tons of. bearing for a second wave of severe flooding with the indus river is again to pass its balance . on the. first of his to the worst affected areas after facing criticism that he went on the european school doing the crisis well he also taught to victims promising to rebuild all houses that have been destroyed the designs to have claimed more than sixteen hundred lives one of a fool in fourteen million rather than the fact that. hundreds of people in brazil have been forced to flee a fire which grew out of control as it took hold of dozens of coal mills no deaths have been reported but the local hospital says it struggling to cope with the influx of patients suffering from breathing difficulties at least one hundred hives and all the buildings were

signatures on the margin degrees and could cross-examine him being part of the nuremberg legacy and running a court in sierra leone where of course we have to draw inferences for mass graves we have to use informers we don't have the wealth of evidence that was one of the reasons why nuremberg succeeded. and crosstalk is here on r.t. and about ten minutes time so they messed that by pakistan the sindh province is preparing for a second wave of severe flooding with fears the industry of it is again two persons banks and their president is the dari paid his first visit to the worst affected areas after facing criticism that he went on a european tool during the crisis he also talked to victims promising to rebuild all houses that have been destroyed the disaster house claimed more than sixteen hundred lives well over forty million have been affected. hundreds of people in brazil have been forced to flee a fire which grew out of control as it took hold of dozens of sawmills no deaths have been reported but the local hospital says it's struggling to cope with the influx of patients suffering from burns

or fail to see the funny side and sued for damages brand choosing to file the lawsuit at the court in nuremberg the judge has rejected the claim saying still climber is allowed to engage in satire but style of protest that they do not deserve to be parody as peddlers of new nazi although they had to change their logo because it resembled a swastika they now say they do not carry any notes the symbols which are banned in germany on nor do they cater to a specific market i have people here who buy clothing for about. i have people here who could be my parents and i have people who are in my age or younger. steiner say their critics are oversensitive and have no respect for people's right to choose what they want to wear their clothes have already been banned in many official buildings it's a launch to be the good ones in terms of the. want to see the scoop and what despair so but they're caught opponents say that they will not be happy until total steiner is no more it's very difficult to ban it in for a whole country for example but everybody or most germans know toss china is is a sign of. acti

courts but. that's why we were in agreement that there is that nuremberg was a flawed instrument it was an imperfect creation and that however in spite of its imperfections in view of the times and the emotion of the times the public opinion in the united states or in britain the public wanted all these people executed en masse i mean there was there was blood on people's minds and that someone is for the german peace they. want to people who were acquitted to be killed and i think the did use an important point to make but what you got to understand you had wins the day the nuremberg legacy is being carried on without those fools without the discrimination what we're doing in sierra leone we accused of mass murder and torture forces of all kinds including the government forces that restore democracy its leaders were prosecuted for child soldiers them for torture you know if you know. there are lot of people would say it again k.l.a. but gentlemen a lot of people would say that you know look at the war crimes alleged war crimes that israel commits but it's not being brought to trial yugoslavia was b

signatures on the night and decrees and could cross-examine to be part of the nuremberg legacy and running a court in sierra leone where of course we have to draw inferences for mass graves we have to use informers we don't have the wealth of evidence that was one of the reasons why nuremberg succeeded. and you can see crosstalk throughout the day arundhati. some world news for you now pakistan's leader has paid his first visit to the area swamped by the country's worst ever floods after criticism that he went on a european tour as the disaster took hold president zardari talked to victims in the good districts of sindh province to build a wall that destroyed the u.s. navy has sent aid and the thousand marines to help with relief efforts the tragedy has claimed more than sixteen hundred lives fourteen million remain affected by the floods. hundreds of people in brazil have been forced to flee a fire which grew out of control and took hold of dozens of sawmills at least one hundred homes and other buildings in razed to the ground no deaths have been reported but your vocal hospital says it's strugg

signatures on the night and degrees and could cross-examine to be part of the nuremberg legacy in running a court in sierra leone where of course we have to draw inferences for mass graves we have to use informers we do have the wealth of evidence that was one of the reasons why nuremberg succeeded. and cross-talk is here in r.t. in about ten minutes time before because of that stephanie has you stephanie and i have this need for russia similar regions that right there is carried the area has struggled with an ailing car industry but now a new economic saying is being created in the region. i'll have more details in just a moment but fast most of the grain that russia will not provide to the global market this year due to the drought will be substituted with supplies from the u.s. an increase of deliveries from china the european union and australia is also expected says the u.s. department of agriculture the agency estimates that grain exports from russia this year will amount to three million tons in line with the russian agriculture ministries for cost the country has exported one point six mi

the german city of nuremberg was the scene of the most famous trial in history the court condemned nazi war criminals for their actions in the second world war in crosstalk people of elena's guests discuss whether the tribunals set an important precedent whether it was simply a case of justice for the victors. i think it was very important that historians also got a chance to study what it was like inside a fallen dictatorship really look at the mechanisms how that system work and of course that was important step in its own right but the problem with many of the dictatorships we see now we don't really get inside them anymore we don't really get the truth or it takes forever to come out ok so i think that you know we only got. i only got the truth we only got the truth the prosecutor said because of the teutonic habit of writing everything down. signatures on the. cross examine him. running a quarter. of course we have to draw inferences for mass graves we have to use we do have the wealth of evidence that was one of the reasons why you were succeeded. yes and you can see crosstalk thr