not sure i heard very well your question but what is obvious is that there was a manipulation from the beginning the u.s. and allies pretended that it was only to protect a sort of humanitarian war you have to remind that every war from the west is always humanitarian and then afterwards you discover there was a pretext and there were a lot of what i'm calling media allies so actually it was obvious that it was a wall to change the regime in libya or not to protect people because it was a war a civil war organized by u.s. and western secret services so the idea was to get control of the oil of the banking reserves and to. change the relation of forces the usa and europe are. serious. disputes in the middle east and so they want to try to keep the control of the middle east to protect israel but he also has a danger for them to interrupt what it but the argument cameron saying this is a once in a generation moment to promote pro-democracy movements in the arab world and also of course the humanitarian issue there don't they have credibility that humans that is a big lie as usual this th

as a success by washington there is now widespread criticism over why he wasn't taken alive it's obvious advantage karen has been finding out it's not the first time u.s. methods in its war on terror have come under scrutiny. it's putting a pretty face years of torture and a lot of u.s. officials talk about the efficiency of enhanced interrogation techniques as they call them in locating bin ladin we have to take that information through waterboarding and so for those who say that waterboarding there's a word you say that it should be stopped and never use again we got vital information would go directly where are you denying that waterboarding was in part excuse to extract the intelligence that led to the successful mission no i think some of the detainees clearly were you know use these enhanced interrogation techniques against some of these detainees no tangible proof has been presented as to how torture helped of taint valuable intelligence and been lauded although a detainee named cally cheik mohammad was reported to have provided information on a courier that led to good margins ca

and they could have their victory influence and thinking a little longer it becomes a little more obvious what the whole thing was about from the start which is a resume change and so of course it's totally illegal although the united states will pass a law for the sake of full legal for themselves to take the money they say could duffy's money in fact this is libyan government well you probably and handed over to a group of rogue rebels with this again says we don't know exactly who they are they know them well enough to give them a huge amount of money so what do you suggest should be done with those present assets about money i think it's to be said where blogs i mean if we believe in any idea of property it should be shifted from one to another and i think that the international community should take the suggestion that was made at the very start by letting americans and africans and oh i think russia and have a ceasefire and negotiations should have been done at the start ok now the rebels are claiming that the country's leader is a legitimate target saying that he is attacking his o

it will be one or the other i mean it's obvious from the fact that they as you say now are funding the rebels. that the purpose of the operation is not to excessively and or to impose impose a new fly zone but instead to overthrow the gadhafi regime i mean i think that's obvious to everyone the denials that this is not the case for denial that that fear is not a target is not true it's a lie it's not i don't think anyone believes it as as we are saying there with the coalition agreeing to put together this rebel bank account to have these reserve funds for the opposition there so they really think they're just giving money out to the rebels is really going to turn the tide here in this what people are calling a civil war. well i suppose they think that i mean it's pretty obvious again i think to the whole world that they're clutching at straws because of course the original intention i'm sure this was never said but it's my interpretation was that the bombing campaign would last a few days and that the gadhafi regime would fall like a house of cards the situation in fact is very simila

space some countries of course obvious place like the baltic states between latvia where s.s. marches and glorification of the former s.s. legions has been taking place for the last decade. and it will be interesting knowing a lot more about the story of john berman you're concluding an interview with his lawyer on our website. tonight. free travel within the e.u. is under threat of a call from some countries to tighten border control just as an interior ministers of the meeting in brussels to discuss the problem that's been caused by the spread of illegal immigrants from north africa across the continent discuss this with analyst michael ross scenes on the line from berlin tonight it to you some of your nation's insists the schengen pipe as it's called should remain others like denmark so they want to see a return to internal border controls do you think will prevail here. it's a difficult question but it seems to do things in jeopardy here in europe first and foremost of course the euro and secondly the freedom of travel with that which is very essential for many europeans a

it was obvious.it was already hot in every club in america, underground-- i mean, knocking on mainstream's door, and poetry was hot long before i started to work with it, and it was ready for its acceptance from the mainstream. so i'm an old man. i get it when it's hot. i can't get it when it's-- [laughs] when it's--so i just gotta be there, and hopefully, someone will bring it to me, and i'll recognize it. you'll be there. russell simmons, thank you for joining us on speaking freely. captioning provided by the first amendment center, funded by the freedom forum. captioning by tate at captionmax www.captionmax.com (female announcer) join us next time as we continue our discussion on free expression and the arts. for more information about speaking freely, visit our website at:

. >> while this is an obvious target, security sure that and sites. personnel should have been on alert. instead, heavily armed militants were able to penetrate the base and caused havoc. now the authorities have a lot of questions to answer. the explanation from the interior minister -- begun in fund back late in. -- the gunmen found about way in. >> they used very tactically the place where the two cameras were not tracking. and then there are 30 degrees and where the cameras cannot see. >> but why was there a blind spot for the cameras in a place like this? and another question on the minds of many -- where will the next attack date? orla guerin, bbc news, karachi. >> president obama has wrapped up talks with the irish prime minister. he has also retraced his irish roots, up visiting a tiny village called moneygall where his great-great-great grandfather once lived. >> back home, president obama ancestors left ireland 160 years ago today, he returned to the village of moneygall in the heart of the irish countryside. for a president seeking reelecti

. >> this military installation was an obvious target. security here should have been tight. personnel should have been on alert. heavily armed militants were able to penetrate the base. now that the assault is over, the authorities have a lot of questions to answer. >> the explanation from the interior minister, the gunman found a back way in. >> they jump dead and caused the stairs also. there were very tactical. at the place where the cameras are, it was 35 or 30 degrees where the cameras can i see. >> why was there a blind spot for the cameras at a place like this? and there is another question on many minds. where will the next attack be? >> other news around the world, france and britain are to deploy attack helicopters against libya to increase the pressure on colonel gaddafi. 12 helicopters based on warships, they are expecting to sent apache helicopters it was set ablaze as it was captured by troops from the north. forces loyal to the government were responsible for ensuring law and order. thousands of residents have fled in recent days. the man has been accused of h

picture because julian assigns was the only way he leaks supporter in the entire thing and that's obvious because hey he's the co-founder who do you think they should have spoken to. well i think that glenn greenwald would have been a good choice he actually broke a story and got an award for it and it had to do with bradley manning's confinement i also think that amy goodman could have been a good source to go to i kind of question why they didn't put daniel ellsberg on camera for an interview yes he appears in a protest that clotted go but they don't actually get his point of view which i think is very you know it's important i mean he was the one who leaked the pentagon papers and he has the most credibility in talking about whistleblowers and how governments will come after you and you know in his case the trial that he faced the charges they fell through the government was not able to make a case and and he's made a lot of arguments that the same thing that happened with bradley manning and we're going to get his take on this tomorrow coming up on our show having i want to thank you

president doesn't front of his own lawmakers it's so obvious isn't it it's shocking to every do to those of us that know what's going on what's amazing is that this is constantly denied a lot of people like to say oh no the israel lobby is not powerful it's not significant it's and yet here you see a clear demonstration where both parties are standing and so they are welcoming their leader and that's what they're doing but so that's the thing. i guess you could ask is that because they just have such a strong admiration for benjamin netanyahu or does it not really matter who's in charge of israel is it more about about the lobbying about the money that flows into their campaigns it's very much about the lobby you could have either a number any kind of party leader from israel coming in speaking before congress and they would applaud the exact same way ironically it could be the opposite party it could be political and taken just there would be the same result so it is very much about the lobby about apac which coordinates these massive donations to candidates based on what they do about

parliament in this coming year and that's up dramatically from before the nine eleven attacks for obvious reasons and then the other big number is the one hundred twenty eight hundred thirty billion dollars we'll spend on veterans benefits and veterans health care next year and that's a number of that will continue to rise as both the number of veterans and health care costs in this country continue to skyrocket so those are two obvious ones you might look at and then there are some other things that you can calculate as well but really it's important to remind that supporting the middle the largest and most one of the largest and the most efficient military in the world has costs outside of just the defense budget. and that's why i'm wondering what it is that made the friend secretary robert gates suddenly change his tune getting realize that perhaps once he leaves that position if he wants to get another job he should be criticizing these people were calling for cuts did he have a change of heart that he just had defeated by the entire system what do you think went on now i think what h

it's obvious that this is one of the problems when you use words like taliban, you know, it's kind of this uniformed word, and everybody assumes it means the same thing. it doesn't. there are obviously those who are part of the power structure with possibly working directly with the pakistani intelligence or in some way empowered, and then you probably have the average, you know, afghans or even, you know, other people from other countries or men from other countries who have no particular power at all, so, you know, there's a hire hierarchy within the structure that needs to be appreciated. >> how can we assume they are evil? >> the air lift of evil means they removed the fighters off the ground in afghanistan. >> america's allies were basically assisting the enemy in ease keeping from csh escaping from the battle and from being captured without explanation, and american soldiers were told to stand down and not interfere with pakistanis helping the taliban escape. >> they were buried alive. >> i know, i know. we're not talking about them. >> there are have been so many victims in thi

the red is much smaller anded birthday date is not as obvious. where before if you look at the other ones that were sent before right here, you see the little red line is the one that says she's a minor. >> i see. >> so it was not obvious. i think if i had just been sitting there i would have seen it but the fact there were so many people in the store, the fact she talked to people that were 22 years old -- >> ok. thank you. >> how did you know the other children -- i mean the other -- >> the other girls were -- yeah, whatever, were 22, sorry? >> i grew up with their fathers. they are the grandchildren of my next door neighbor. i've been in that neighborhood 37 years. >> how did you know they were 22? >> because she was dating my nephew who is 24. >> ok. >> sorry. >> ms. lama? >> yes, sir. >> what percentage of your total sales is tobacco? >> it's about 30%. and to be honest with you, for me to not sell cigarettes for 25 days, it will hinder our sales. now, we have three families that live out of that store. we own the building. we don't pay rent

i think a lot more things like that studies class is are something that is an obvious need -- thingse ethnic studies classes. something that ninth graders are taught from the beginning. we need to have culturally and linguistically competent teachers. we need to train our teachers to try to see past just the things that they have to teach, but try to understand and work with students to learn and understand where they are coming from and the fact that a lot of our students are stepping in the classroom with a lot of baggage, a lot of trauma, which affects the way they will learn or if they are going to learn at all because some of their situations might be that series at home that when you get to school, you are not focused. you might be sleep deprived or hungry. we need to provide services for our students to support them in these other areas of life, which are the basic needs, which we know now and research shows that if you are hungry, if you are worried or you have to take care of your siblings and you have these big responsibilities that normally adults have, as a child, you are

a thing that should resign and in the life of a robot it constantly and that effect could become obvious years later so the cause of the discussion of the quality of the of the discussion and what's the the source of that quality the names here surely we tried to attract to this event top notch specials and different directions of practice and law. you need four months of his form be in health for the very first time and put his book is that we're trying to get together to go to the same place in the same time people of different legal professions not area advocacy investigators prosecutors judges scientists. all the good byes as state employers it's very important opportunity to discuss practicing law and different aspects of the kind of since since they form the sold for the first time can we say that its final goal the purpose for launching this international events is the harmonization of different legal system that dream that a lawyer is have been having for for centuries i think whether we like it or not the lord as everything important in this world is becoming more and more globa

there is a long list, i think, of obvious and impressive accomplishments of these two goals are working together. it is clear we do not have, in my mind, a conceptual problem with the concepts, but rather how does it work as it relates to cynically to different issues. . -- we have a clear and reasonable process in terms of how things unfold. the best example is that we struggle to try to figure out ways to meet historic preservation standards as relates to window replacement when we are forced to look at hand-milling windows to match the standards of the day. we wish we could replace windows in a more energy-efficient way in places like the tenderloin and places where we have beautiful tesoro -- sro's that do not reflect efficiency standards and that are leaking. that is a relatively circumscribed issue. the one i think is worthy of getting our heads around now is the issue of districts. not all affordable housing has federal funds in it. when it does, we have a programmatic agreement with the state preservation office. we are responsible under the environmental protection act to consu

finally, there may be a less obvious factor influencing the markets. glencore, a large commodity trading house in switzerland, is going public, and many professional investors are eager for a piece of the action. >> there is talk in the market that some portfolio managers are selling commodities so they can buy into the i.p.o., and that will serve as their commodity allocation. >> reporter: over the past year, many commodities have surged to record levels. the c.r.b. index of 19 commodities is up over 25% in that period, even including the recent plunge. trader ray carbone says its natural for investors to question whether the party is over. >> it seems that today's answer is the sidelines is the best place to be, and we are seeing people rushing for the exits in the precious metals, in the crude oil, and in the commodity asset class. >> reporter: if commodities keep falling, it's good news for the american economy and the american consumer. after all, if the price of food, gas, and clothing fall, there's more money to spend on other things. erika mill

i know it's an obvious point, but one not discussed much.sn't care, even if it's his kids. that's why we have the difference between us and al qaeda. all right. i just wanted to make that

the obvious pride she showed in her new hair dresser. i thought you were a woman. how did you about who we were? >> she has a picture of y'all in her room. y'all by waterfall. she talks about you all the time. jesus said ben. what are the chances of this? patrice shrugged. why didn't you say something earlier? they ain't going to happen with your momma in the conversation. i liked the way he naild that down. i felt bad about it later. i almost didn't come. i need a break from here and it might as well be y'all. how often does he get her hair done. i do her make up too. you cover up the blue. she has emphysema. she got to worrying about it. it must have been lennor. she looks really good. i like to work on old ladies. no one objected. he pulled me closer. within seconds he had us both in hand. like an eager barby doll. sorry. every now and then, my own visuals overwhelm me. then he went down on both. i can understand why my editor didn't want this. then we went down, never neglecting either one of us. ben pulled my face into his and kissed me. in a three way, there'

time when market is correcting this is all it is a profit in a stock so they're getting the most obvious of you and your sector and we see this suffering the most which is the exactly the trend of the last three days just from as we've been one of the biggest losers and to remind you it's still up almost twenty percent year to date so it's quite obvious so we're in this for the sense we know where the financial sector is actually that is correct him but financial stocks are a bit more resilient and we're not seen as much momentum in selling the consumer in is because they're down heavy year to date and obviously utilities are i think the downside is also because they had a very bad year and actually the very end there is a lot about so you know the names on a one year once a two year horizon so i think of the names probably were not better to sell. and that's the latest from now i'll have more for you in less than an hour stay with our to the news headlines are coming back. wealthy british style. is not on the title. market why not. come to. find out what's really happening to the global

with david frost she herself was assassinated so you're saying that the supposed to south nation obvious are going large and was in an attempt to cover up the allegation that obama wasn't born in the united states it's certainly having an effect doesn't it and of course now what's happening is that the story is unraveling it's unraveling rapidly in the the you. ministration is finding it extremely difficult to stay with a single script because more and more people are starting to spot holes in the script and of course as they ask more questions and it's like any lie you know once people are exposed as lying and you probe that lie then they have to come up with more lies to cover the gaps in the original lie i mean we saw this piece of footage that was released that was allegedly a sum of enlarging watching t.v. in his luxury compound and i mean close analysis of that photograph shows that it's nothing like any of the. photographs over some of the logging but i mean this story has still got some legs i'm not suggesting that after a few days we know all the facts but what i am suggesting i

again, the obvious, osama bin laden dead. now, they're claiming this is a shot of the dead body of osama bin laden and the bullets shot right through the head. >> we have learned that special operations forces are the ones who conducted this raid on a compound. it was about 60 miles north of islamabad. apparently, that's the first picture i've seen so far of osama bin laden's face if that is indeed him according to the times in london there. dawn.com, this is an english newspaper in pakistan, we believe. this is their web site right here. it is very difficult to read the print. it is kind of small. a picture of osama bin laden in the left corner on that one. oh, you can see the ticker there in the top center. a ticker of osama bin laden killed obviously that's english right there. the next and final one i believe is out of israel. >> osama bin laden killed in pakistan by u.s. forces. those headlines will expand as the day goes on as more information about just how the raid was carried out. we thank you for watching 9news now

and rape with a presidential campaign i think the president sarkozy is an obvious candidate can benefit from from the scandal although he's very poor the man with the longest. you know worst thing fact for any french president in the history of the fifth republic but i think this will benefit hugely i see we'll be able to. reassure him that you can more confidence to tackle the presidential election. much more strength than the current situation for. journalists are now below ramdani right there on how sexual assault allegations against the head of the i.m.f. might affect the balance of power in french politics. israeli troops have killed at least sixteen people after opening fire on protesters marking the day that palestinians were displaced by the creation of the jewish state thousands of demonstrators tried to get into the country from syria lebanon and gaza the clashes approach out on what's known as a day where some seven hundred thousand palestinians were forced out as israel was being established prime minister binyamin netanyahu said the country is determined to defend itself an

the libyan rebels suffer a crucial said battle failing to secure official recognition and could obvious hash from washington. the recent influx of refugees from the arab world breeds mistrust between the peons as the e.u. mauls i'm president of border control measures. plus russia and the world commemorate sixty six year is a victory over the nazis but stashes followers in ukraine's harness the anniversary by attacking more veterans. want to argue live from moscow i'm marina josh and this week the u.s. mounted pressure on syria where the state secretary hillary clinton promising to punish bashar assad's government over the ongoing violence against protesters some eight hundred people have been killed since the beginning of anti-government demonstrations in the country european union has already impose economic sanctions on the regime and as the u.s. threatens tougher measures many say washington's appetite for intervention is inevitably leading to a libyan scenario in syria or he's going to check our reports. who is a legitimate international leader and who is not it seems america will

officials to brill said the rabbits are having trouble getting washington through these kind of an obvious frozen assets. the administration had earlier promised to hand over some of the multi-billion dollar funds to the libyan opposition journalist patrick a rebel allegiance with the west is only alienating its. robert gates he's cautious about understanding who makes up the opposition and for an extent that caution is commendable because this humanitarian intervention by the west in libya wasn't a plan the strategy was a war without any real i mean it was something of the way i don't think through you know any real clear sense of who they're doing it on behalf of who the rebels are and what they want to achieve from it transitional national council of libya now completely orientated from the west through of nato towards america they want to try to get exceptions from obama from western leaders they're not looking towards the libyan people it means that determination doesn't come from the libyan people it comes from this kind of political elites in libya who basically just tried to tell u

more of the same as long as they can sustain it it's not obvious you know. maybe a. default. perhaps even live in europe so they may not be able to maintain these policies but the trend is for them to you if you try greece is that is what the fight spain and portugal are too far ahead and soon the find themselves in a very similar situation. where is your asking why must there be you know that help and what happens to promises of fresh faces some at first seem to have very short memories i think if christina does get the job i think it will be a bit. of. only a few months ago had said that there should be a change in the global order. india and china over the last three or four years have been the world's largest economies and it's india and china that have. the world out of the economic slump about it has been in the last few years one of the world's most powerful organizations the international monetary fund has the power and countries to plunge them into despair take russia for example some say their condition played a crucial role in bringing about the default of one nine

i do it and don't think i can see something say chanel but there are some obvious children and suffering and important achievements during those three years and those include i think it's somewhat solution yield. to the puritanical period in american history when we've had in the global financial is that i write this. as if we were still able to see the development drags us will be preserved all the mean grams and we did not have a ready color change with the worse on the contrary we were able to recover it quite quick question us and we are moving on i think this is very important thank you matt specially. remember on the kind of situation they have in many european countries in some ways they can be more successful than we are you can see why we don't have the same problems that they have in spain or portugal which remains mostly conciliate and it is very important that we were able just will be stingy you overcome this difficult period another important the achievement i think of it is that we were evil. to have a well balanced foreign policy analyst that's the limit of this policy th

the biggest losers and to remind you it's still up almost twenty percent year to date so it's quite obvious so we're in this for the centrino whereas the financial sector is actually it is correct him but financial stocks are a bit more resilient we're not seen as much momentum in selling the consumer in is because they're down heavy year to date and obviously utilities are i think the side is also because they had very bad year and actually there is a lot of upside in those names on their one year once a year horizon so i think the names probably were not better to sell. out china could outperform the u.s. as the world's leading economy in less than a decade if it continues to grow at the current pace mark or is going from a really reinventing bretton woods committee explains that new world order what the new world order rather could mean. china is emerging as a main economic power china is going to really lay some export anything to rely more on the basic the main we're going to cost you more to our which we have benefits for for the for the u.s. for you for europe meaning that the u.s. w

when the market is correcting this is a look it's a profit in the stocks that have been the most obvious of you and guess now we see that suffering the most which is the exactly the trend of the last three days gas from his have been one of the biggest losers and to remind you it's still up almost twenty percent year to date so it's quite obvious what investor the centrino whereas the financial sector is actually it is correct seems that financial stocks are a bit more resilient and we're not seen as much momentum in selling the consumer names because they're down heavy year to date and obviously utilities are i think it is also because they had a very bad year and actually there is a lot of upside in those names on a one year one to two year horizon so i think the names probably we are not better to sell. in other news north stream has finished laying the world's longest subsidy pipeline across the baltic and has to start pumping gas from russia to germany in the autumn had ignored stream but by as far as the eleven billion dollar project will not add enough capacity to meet future dema

our obvious he is the resistance towards the takeover of the country and replacements of the then existing government by mario next government by the united states and by the nato powers it is something after all that we can see currently being taken place in north africa and you know the country that i'm talking about and it is taken place in much of eastern europe as well as the initial proposition in the early ninety's was let's have multi-party elections and then by supporting opposition parties we can then get the existing socialist governments of eastern europe replaced but in many cases this has worked it has not worked in serbia and this is why initially serbia was described as the bastiaan off off of bolshevism and mr milosevic a communist was the number one bolsheviki in europe where police are on it when the united states took over serbia became the last of fascism i mean least two are. obviously mutually in conflict with each other but nevertheless that is the sort of logic that has been used in my view it's fairly obvious mr milosevic resisted that . in eastern europe by the w

to this resolution well you know at the end of the day i think it was for me anyway a reason to be obvious that this was more than just about humanitarian aid i think there was no limit to regime change about this and so it has not come as a surprise to me what we have seen for happen since the resolution was passed so he's coming out of this worst you think the government in this country or the u.n. security council as a whole i think you'd have to analyze probably you know i think it was there all party to an ill defined thought through mission which has no clear exit strategy. and meanwhile civilian casualties mount. you know there is a contradiction to this policy and one we all value human life but at the end of the day if we are being consistent and what we should be doing is talking about a no fly zone for the yemen for bahrain you could have argued for the ivory coast. there is an inconsistency in this policy and i certainly think for example that the arabs themselves let's take egypt for example perfectly placed could call for a no fly zone was in a very good position to put one i